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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-31

hereby authorised to appoint an agent
or agents under him for the purpose
afore said. This agency is to continue
ofthe space or term of seven years coin
menclns this twenty third OF April, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ten, to DO fully compaeat.
ed and ended.
Given under my hand and seal the dry
and date first above written.
THOMAS PAUL, LIS.
Signed, sealed and delivered in the
presence of GEO. G.. PRESBURY.
In consequence of the above authority
vested in ne, arising from a contract
with Mr.. T. Paul, hereby appoint the
following ,.ersons the only agents tor the
sale Of Paul's Columbian Oil, in the city
If Baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Ducatel,
sign OF the Golden mead, No. 26 Mar.
ket-street. Messrs. Henry Keerl &
Son, Druggists, sign Of Celsus's Head,
No. a33 Markets.. near the corner OF
Howard-st. Doct Jesse Talbot, Drug
yest, corner of Hanover and Market'sts
Messrs. Warner and Hanna, stationers,
corner of Gay and Market sts. Messrs.
G. & R. Waits Lottery Office, corner
of St. Paul's Lane and Markets.. A
Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
Of Franklin, N. Howard-st. Messrs.
John & Thomas Vance, Stationsrs, No.
I7S Market.st.-M FeR's Point, by
DR.. Henry Derry, Druggist, No. S
Market-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
TONER, Fell's-.treet.-City Of Wasting
ton. Mes.rs. David OFT, s. Co. Drug.
gi.ts.-Phaadelthia. Mr.. Thomas Love
at DR.. Edwin A. Atee's, No. % North
Eth St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist,
Corner of I'd and Pine-Strsets-Jere.
rniah Morris, Druggist, No. 2ss Mar
ket-Street--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between I'd and I'd
streets, Messrs. Crovl & Segar, Dr. az
eists, Market st.-.New York, Messrs.
John & Thomas L. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence &
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. G.
SR. Waites's. Nos. 50 and "a, Maiden
Lane.--York loyn, DR.. John Fisher,
Drug. -.AnnahoHs. Messrs. Childs x
shaw.-Gserge Tsvn. DR.. John Ot-
Drua-Lancester DR.. Samuel Faht
nestock, Drug.-Harris6Irg. DR.. John
c. Wrestling, Drug.-Easton. Dr.Tho
mas H. Dawson, Drug.-Pstcrsburs
Virg. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug.
eists.-Hagerstoun. Dr.. Frederick Mil
Ter, Druggis..-Frederickt0 DR.. John
S. Miller, .Druggist-Wncheste Mess.
John & Abm. Miller, Druggists.--Han-
oyer. Messrs. Frederick & WIN. Sauer-
mann, Drusgists.-carHsle. DR.. John
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook Villt.
(Montgomery coy Mr. Briee Gassaway,
AND IN ALExANDRIA, Or
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. Is,
sign of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March 20 law3m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-31
Land for Sale.
subscriber Offers for-s sale, be.
$500, an and I 40 sores ct wood

rT>HE subscriber Offers for sais' %,
tween 40 aud $50 acres OF wood
Land, on the righ, hand side OF the old
Road leading from the Town oil Cen
-tervilie to Alexandria. -
This land adjoins the lands OF Messrs'
David Lane. Bernard BRYAN, Presley
Carr Lane, George Adams and John
Hcnninx. The soil Of this land IL 'a,t-
..d to the culture of Wheat, ( is with
in han = mile Of tho Turnpike and
will Re shewn & theterns made knowa
by application to Messr.. David Lane,
or George Lane, jun. residing near the
nremi.es, or to the subscriber living IN
Stafford county.
Geo: Lane,
Executor of. II. Laae, deed.
: Nnnafy 10 w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-31
Houses to Let.

wish to let or re;l9 two BRICK
HOUSES at this piacc-one is ftted
for storehouse, with countips-room.
kitchen, &c.-the other would answer
for a family, a boarding house, or ia
vcrn-annexed is a kitchen, sc. both
houses are two stories, with cellars,
and to each will be annexed an enclosed
lot-they will be let for one or more
years. For further information apply
to
Richard Radcliffe.
Fairfax Cout-Hopss,
Fsbruar - 1Tu
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HAS FOR SALE \ FEW COPIES
Ts,sn.l sonnets Roolnson's Poems
Christian Re- oir l4""ce'o'
searches in Asia Steayes
Scottish Chiefs Lie o! NoN"
Cottage Dialogues Dr. soa"s
Wild Irish Girl Wofss
Self ControU bafh 49,
Works
ALSO, -.
A fresh supply q Careys Family
Bible.
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I Joseph NJ
Corner efs,,.,I'
,, OFFERS \
81 "H'l.a.p''y
u, 70 qr. Chests IT,
50 boxes }tsJ
10000 lbs. e,; ,N's
$1,000 1os lbs. Irqf.aoxsS
10, ,os hnhIdds}Nes'cS ~
, $50 s,t eI,Il'{ s.,s.a
~ 1000 90 lbs PEPPER ''
> pipes, 6 half ssi, ~
Madeira HN}
!, ; pipes pipes ;s;eily Ns,l
o do se'''!
u pipes Red G tssI
40 cease cases shoise e.
2 butts, 10 half l -
5 pipes P s half y
IS pipes real cos,.}
S pipes Gin ~
20 puncheon. yvp,
Is puncheon, and n
Rum
10 bbIs Peafh al
IS do. Whisky
500 gallons ODE
8 > b Cbs'qal
50 dozen HlbSssraa
Stout
20 bales Cotton
eco lib. Bengal Ind,
SEQ ID ,, Brigh, Nh
Coco h. GosI en- { y
So bush. er updal
Mace, NalmeesJ
STS
mento, race and ss
Pepper, Almond,
Bar|ey,Mus'srJ,Ol
Wine and Cydu
Salts, Bark, Sctnsj
Soap. Sperlnaci,ii pel
dies, maccauba, r.pp,I
chewing tobacco, 81
Petre, Arnotie, Alss
stone, Ganpoptu, !
Halrpowder Slitsn1
Wrapping Paps, !
Bed Cords, Leading
&c.
~ B. So tu.ti
eLOVER SEED
March 6.
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80 DoIlan|
ID AN AWAY1
H. in May lsIIaI
D I'd

Re is about Wat
feet 10 inchs, hisl|
teeth, and Las d0n
the back Of his n.a
size Of a hsgis,nHI-(
recoiIeeted. | Will
lars for apprehendaI
ty, and securing I|
again, or the a6M
at any greater fl'lx
charresi hroug ~
DoBDRlseI ~
Fairfax County n
" Masters ~
are iorewarnsd s'f
ploying or eaFr,Hsj
M;rch IS
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aurel Gro1'

Laurel GWi
DY virtue Of ID
ID firm Bushm /
| will dispose Of h1
person inclined Sfl
Westmoreland faF1
tomac, and is suPfss1
800 acres. The n
adap',d to 'bs p1a1
wheat. j uiu'
proved b. a "" !
other out oou''' ~
En-, terms, ,pptsI
Bush v,
March 3
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-31

r. Supertf1a,ss,3
TDa.sAkfoRIgE'I
DER nS Of the BAH
and highly appI;e'slI
GINS Of dis'insallss'J
rent parts Of ID tn \
proprietor i ae' h
il to the FACULTY. ~.
persuasion, that ~
in the choice o. III
be be gratlfed in T., "a
wprefparssjo'.- .a.,1
passes pss.s'', the bark a
The 1,ss1',l1
BARK p'sp''ss;tss1
u The .ieVs "a. ..',g';s|
GELS VI e" .hF
but su, ORE Of 'e',i! ~
''''' james 81
p,okselle' |
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Sir.>-kI your request tnas sn0u..
give nv opinioa respecting VIVA. euee :.
sour coiu.nnlan Oil mad IN cer's'''
case wherein Wa. ~lsiictSti, ! mos
cnserfuily sompIy ~ saying tina. We
rlly believe that might have d a' WIN wa
ono Of the seyerest cramps N the $40 !,
mach, had it net bssn for your oolum-
bi.n Oil; and that lhsge been Sc
cond time relieved of the sane conl
nIaint by the assistance OF chat saluaot
medicine, and as such recommend y
!. the best remedy, because there IS
no manner Of doubt Of its proving enec'
T. CATEERINE WALKER.
Sign of the Buck, Market space balti
more.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-09-29

mand ofAdmiral Greig, destined to act "a
gainst 1T, bad sailed from Pillau. Prepare
tons were actively making for commencing
tbe siege in form, and the letters express the
most confident hopes that it would not hold
out many days after the opening of the bate
ries, from the great diminution Of the garrison
by the ravages of famine and disease. The
writers however, of the letters in question
were unapprized ofthe conclusion of the ar
mistice. The accounts from Koningsburg are
to the 9TH, and are highly gratifying. Nume-
rous reintorcements We're daily marching
through it in their way to JOIN the Russian ar
my. On the 9th, one of the cavalry regiments
OK the German Legion passed through they
were well mounted, and III the best state of
equipment. Such has been the patriotic ardor
of the people of East Prussia, that by the
end of May every individual, capable of bearing
arms, had eRrolled himself, either in the Land
wehr or Landsturm. The new leyies wear
caps, having large cross in front, with the
motto" With Con, for King Snd Country"
The letters from st. Petersburg, by the mail,
are to the 5th inst. when the exchange was
at l6 ) 4. A letter of the 9th, brought by
Messenger. says, that it continued to rise.
The Danes, under the orders of Marshal
Dayoust. have entered the territory of Lauen.
burg and obtained possession of the fortress Of
kazenbIrg. At the latest date there HAD been
no csliision between them andsshe sssts.ss.
Cen fettinborTs coasirs - az noii<es.tspEgI-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-09-29
RESOURCES OF ENGLAND.

From London paper Of July 9th, we copy
the following articies.-they will serve to shew
that Great Britain, though She is at war with
this country, as well as France, can still as
sist her allies, as well as defend herself.
LoSDoS, July 6-An immense tram of artil-
lery has been embarked within the last week,
and has sailed for Heligoland. 1t is intended
for the use OF the Allies but is to proceed in
first instance to Heligoiand, until the is
sue OF the arTnistice be known. = he whole rs
under the charge of Major Macdonald, of the
horse artillery.
The regiments embarked at Uarwich yester-
day, were the 91st 7:3d. Saith, and 25th ; which
are TO be joined by the SD from Windsor, and
Royals from Leith.-They carry an immense
quantity of stores and camp equipage.
Yesterday and this day the SD regiment,
from Windsor marched through London or,
Its route to Harwicii, for embarkation
The detachments of the 1st and 2nd Light
Battalions, and of the LIST, ID and Sd Line
Battalions, Kings German Legion, at Bexhilj.
are ordered instantly to Portsmouth, to en-
bark for the Peninsula.
Wednesday II. NJ. sloop Storck, Captain
Coulscn, arrived here, after cruising for seve-
raj days, though unsuccessfully in quest of the
Fox American priyateer, between Acbil head
and Cape Clear. The Stork left on Tuesday
week IL. Nj. S. Fortune, Capt Coates, of Tory
Island, where she was to cruise for three
months. Some Of the Fox's people had the
audacity, to go on shore at Sligo and Newport
IN uniform and personating English Offscers,
procured supplies offresh provisions, &C. At
both places, and gave the requisite drafts for
the payment Of the amount.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-09-29

The Royal Oak "a, Rear Admiral Lord
Amelius Bea uclerk, captain Dix Boyne GO
captain Burlton; Venerable "a, capt Milne !;
and Albion "a, capt Devonshire, are fitting for
foreign service. The Boyne, it is said, is go
ing to the Mediterranean; the other ships to
tire North American station.
Pen=aEce (Ens. June 23-An open lugger
under American colors, was bro't in here last
evening, prize to the Hope gun brig she had
80 men on board, with swivels and small arms,
calculated to row 20 sweeps she is called the
Young True Blooded Yankee, and was for
merry the Challenger gun brig out of Brest
only FIVE hours.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-09-29

s' He,igotnnd, Jane 22.-rhe first
payment on the rs millions e ID mil
lions sterling not having been made,
The Prince of Eckmuhl has ordered that
81 Gentleman of Hamburger should be
taken as hostages, for the puuctual dis
charge of the dema0d The following
respectable persons have already been
sent or to Paris, in obedience 10 this
mandate
George Weetmann, Chapeaurouge, J. n.
Schuldt, V. Bergen, Il. Boosw, Jacob Albert,
Tyallach, Kruhger, Osy, Heriz, Libert West.
pha!In, h. w. Helmann."
The usual message TO Parliament, towards
The close Of the session. for vote of credit,
was delivered last night. It's to be for five
millions. AS it is given in some ofthe papers.
Il is differently worded from former Messages.
At least from, the messages of the two last ses
sions.-Tbey merely stated it to be /" of great
Importance to provide for such emergencies
- may arise" The present Message point.
out g the great Importance it may be 20 the
welfare Of this Country, that provision
should be made to take advantage of any cir
Cumstances that may arise out of the present
states of things on the Continet"
June 23e-Adyices from the vicinity of
Dantzic state, that 10000 OF the P.yissian
Eandwehr had joined the Russian troops be.
fore that place, and that squadron of more
shan twenty Russian sun-boats. under the com.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-09-29

How does it happen, that our war
hawks, have all of sudden, become
such violent advocates for seamen's
rights and so willing to ruin the nation
in an attempt 10 protect the runaway
seamen of England ? But few years
since they felt no concern for seameil.
When complaints reached US from
France Of the cruelties and sufferings
ofour native sailors. who had been
seized, dragged into the interior and
there shut up in the dungeons os the
French empire-sheir suderings were
laughed at and instead of any thing
like q beeominS iadissnation being felt
against the French emperor, every a.
polosy that could be invented was Of
fered in behalf of his &c Majesty, who
loves the Americans
When the arrangement with Frs.
kline was patched up, although we had
as much to complain of them, as now,
on the score of impressment, not one
syllable was said upon the subject, not
one effort was made to provide for tho
relief aud protection Of our seafaring
brethren. Suddenly, however, those
who interdict all trade, and delight in
throwing seamen out of employment,
are willing TO suffer every thing in de-
fence of seamen's rights. How to ac-
count for all this was the great diffieul-
ty, and might still have been impracti-
cable but for the appearance of the let
ter of Mon. Tarreau.
1t now appears, that soon after the
arrangement with Erskine, Mon. Tur-
reau, the French minister, declared
that his Majesty the Emperor, could
not suffer US to submit to the claim by
England to the services Of her own sub
jects any longer, and hence the great
zeal which has since shown itself. 1t
is Dot on our own account, nor on ae-
count of our seamen, that this war for
seauen's rights is waged, but purely
to obiiSe our good friend Napoleon,
who loves Us, the Americans, tho it
zepms his m iuisfers had NAME aar;o-e
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-09-29
FOREIGN.
Proclamation By tie King Of Prussia.

Proclamation By tie King Of Prussia.
KONINGSBERG, June AZ, 1912.
Late last night reached us, the follow
ing publication, signed by his Ma
jesty, at his Head Quarters, ODER
GroditS, near SchWeidnttz, dated
June 9th.
"rhe enemy has proposed an armis-
lice 1 have, with my allies, accepted
ii, till the goth Of July. This has
been done to the end that the National
strength, which Ay people have in SO
&nudable a manner pat forth, may at
tain its full growth. An unwearied
activity, uninterrupted exertions, will
lead TO this end.--Hitherto the enemy
tas surpassed as an force,-we could
only regain our national honor we
must avail ourselves Of this short in
terval to become sufficiently strong.
that in the end ws may conquer our
independence. Be firm In your resolu-
tien put confidence in your King and
.l,en continue yeaE exertions as you
have hitherto done, and we shall gain
our sacred point.
. FREDERICK WILLIAM.
I" ODER Gr0ditS near Sch,ceidnitz,
9th June, tsi3.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-02
Notice.
aH Te. Gsssse s MSs A A IN:
Monday the 18th fyN Icxt month, then to be
held at the Capi,oiSn his CIy.
sAML errrENIioW, P. Agent.
Richmond, Nov. 9. wt15thD.,a
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA:
At Rnies hOidea in the Clerks Office of The Su. 4
periOr Coart Of Chaneery far the Richntond
District, the 2nd day Of October, 1916.
The Mutual Assurance Society against FIRE ON
buildings of the State of Virginia,
Pac
Polly Pope, widow and ,yelicNV of Nathaniel
Pope, deed. Willyh H. Noe, Philip G.
Pope, Charles Pope JAIarxPofAN pope. !
and Philadelphia Yope,j and ENkza Howard. Z
formerly Eliza POPE, GfiIdSen add heirs. Ola
ard. husband OF lie G.i1 Eliza pope. and1
Philip DuVal adft'r. of the SID NathanicI I
Pope, coed Defis.
entered his appearance and given securi.
ty according TO the Act of Assembly and the
Rules of this Court, and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence, that he is not an inhabitant of
this country: IL is ordered, That the said de-
PENDANT do appear here ON the first day of the
next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith IN
serted IN some newspaper published in the Ci-
ty of Richmond, for two months successively
aud posted at the front door of ths Capitol ina
the said City.
A Copy-Tcste.
WM w. HENING, &C.
octooer 20 w8w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-02

Valuable PropertVfor sale.
4 the LIST Of Dece mBeg enH,ng, -FOUR IOTS
unimproyed land, adj0yhng Mount Prospect.
near Bacon Brancly ne Brook Turnpike
These Lots Will be Sold together or separate
to suit the purcllSser, With sNjndispu,a6le ii.
tie to thc sSmo/
S/BARTLET STIEI., Aaccr.
gath Nov. 1918. tbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-02
New Publications.

Just Received, and for Sale at tLis Office
jockey, bur!esque on Rokeby, by an A
mateur of fashion.
Intercepted Letters, or the TwO-P Penny
Post Bag, to which are added, rrifies Re-
printed, by Thomas Brown, the younger.
The Mirror of the Graces., or the English
Lady's Costume, by Lady of distinction.
The Poetical Works of Lord Byron, COM
prising Poems, original ard translated,
and English Bards and Scotch Reviewers
Nose and Emily, or Sketches of Youth, by
Mrs. Roberts, authoress of the "TcleS-
cope for Children
a Flight 10 the Moor, or the Vision of Ran
dalthus, by George Fowler, author of the
Wandering Philanthropist"
lhe Siege of Rochelle, or the Christian He
roinc, Novel 10y Madame De Genis.
Moral Tales, by NJ. .narinontel, embeilishcd
with engravings
Anngelique and Vaicour, aud Eglan.ine, two e..
legant Novels, by the authorizes OF Z" Albinia,
or the Young Mother" &c.
The Hero of the Lake or the Victory OF Com.
modore Perry, Poem by James Fennell.
biography of James Lawrence, Esq. late a Cap
tam III the Navy of the United States togeth.
er with collection of the most interesting
papers, relative to the action between the
Chesapeake and Shannon, and the death OF
Capt Lawrence, &C. &c. embellished with a
Likeness,
Boilinbroke's Voyage to the Demerara
Burke's Works, Vol
Steele's List of the ROYAL Navy of G. Britain
to llth Sept 1918.
The Giaour, a fragment of Turkish Tale, by
Lord Byron.
> also, FOR sale as .6BOYE,
ousard's Artillcrist's Companion.
Duane's Military Library
----- Dictionary.
-----. Hand Book for Infantry.
--- Do. for Rif,emen.
Elements of War, by Maltby.
Rules and Article, of War
Stevens Artillerist's Pocket Companion.
Complete Military Tutor.
Sword Exercise for Cavalry, by Hewes.
Steuben's Military Exercise
Hollnshead's Company Exercise.
rooms and TRANSACTIONS, by Richard Dabney.
Colman's Poems.
Army and Navy List ofthe u. States.
Browns Family Bibles
n FRESH SUPPLY or
Carey's Family Bibles.
Pocket Bibles, bound in morocco.
Do. in Calf
Prayer Books ,zlss
Hymn Books, &C. &c -
Collection OF Blank Books. 49,
Caricatures, &c. &c. &C. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-02
Tracts ofLand.

Or SO much therefore, as may be necessary,
to raise and satisfy, as well the interest Of
1881. Is s, 10 be computed from SOth Nov
1897, TO End day of June, 1871, as the prin-
cipal sum of 1881. IS S, with interest thereon
from the day last mentjoped, as also 800 So
cents, being the am1dnYof decree of the
late High Court Of Cifin3ery in favor Of Ro
bert L. Hooe, and RichArd Harrison OF the
town Of AlexandrfaF-sf.sF INST the said Little
page, together with the costs and charges
attending the execution Of this Trust that
is to say, one Tract Of Land OF 2,2YO acres,
lying in the county of Fayette. in the state Of
Keatucky, on the main fork of Licking Greek.
and north side thereof, and bounded as ex-
pressed IN a survey Of the said Land, made
on the 25th day Of March, 1856, for the said
Littlepage: Also 2O6O acres in the county of
GreenbrieF, Virginia, on Glade Greek -ope
other tract Of 1855 acres ia the same coun-
ty on the head waters Of Glade Creek, and
also AIS acres in the last mentioned county,
lying between Glademan's and LaurePs
Creek which said three last mentioned
tracts ofland were granted to the said John
C.Littlepage as assignee OF William Prog, by
Patents from the Commonwealth of Virgin.
Va, bearing date, each, OH the 18th day of Ju-.
ly, 1896
SAMUEL M'CRAw, Trustee.
Richmond, Nov. IS. Ods)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-02
Wheat Fan,
WAGON, DRAY&c CART. NANUFAcToRY

wear the BdSln.
THE subscriber having taken the house and lot
wrights, on ID. street, opposite the coal yards on
the Basin bank, and procured very fine stock of
TIMBER, has commenced the above business in all its
varieties. Those disposed TO favor him with their
euted, and on as short notice as the nature Of the
work viii admit Of In adiitorIito tic above articles
Ne farmers may get supplied with Ploushs, Har-
rows, Dr-Ploushs, for drihing corn, peas, turnips
~c nr tploughs stocksil aud repaired upon the
i'.ost approved plwS-Niiitrs can be furnished with
M,,-Screens Of any dimensions, or with vowed Wire
Tor screens mill shakes Orders left the store of
Samuel U. Adams, iynchburg, or of this place, will
be punctually attended 10. m $50
SAMUEL p. PARSONS.
Jfichmoitd, lih No. 22d, 1915.
n. b.. wantto contract for the getting of a con
siderable quantity OF jFhite OAK heart .Spokes,
ODE got in the course of the winter, for which a
berai price will he given delivery.
Richmond, Nov. 90. OWL