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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-06
Dissolution of Partnership,

!. Dissolution OF Partnership.
vTlHE subscribers have this DAY DIS.
solved their partnership ID !hs
Ssddlinr Business. All persons: nas'ns
claims against the firm are notihea 70
bring in the same for settlement on OF
heFore the a7th day of the present "on,"'
and All persons indebted thereto to make
payment on or before the SAID day 20
William S. Dorrell, who has the sst''e-
men, Of the partnership business.
Patrick King.
Vim. S. Dorrell.
March Is
| w S. DORRELL.
RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
lie in general. that he viii con,'auS
70 carry 2 on the business at the Norm
Corner Of King & Washington sIre s.,s,
and solieits 4 continuance OF their gus
tom,
March IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-06
Houses to Eet.

.
wish TO let or rent, tive BRICK
HOUSES at this place-one IS ~fitted
for storehouse, with ns.roofri,
kitchen, Sc.-tbe other would answef
fora family, . boarding house, Or ta'
ysrn-annexedi a kitchen, &c. Both
houses are two stories, with cellsrss
and to each will be annexed an encl0sed
lot--tiicy will be let for one or more
years. For further information apply
Richard Radcliffe.
Fairfax Cour,-Hohse,
Februar ~ mNu
Notice. s.
TNIE Stockholders IN the HuntinS
Geek Bridge Conipsnv, 70 no. !
t,sed. that an Election, for a Pfes'dest
sna Fcur Directors, viii be held at ting
Toli-House on Monday the 80 Gay 9
MAY ls- Ino. HooE
1sea<ares.
Apils s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-06

fdna Museum,
reception Of VISITORS
Ltntay exccptsd) from
4 N--and On We'd
fcn 6 10 9 o'clock.
'em it a pleasure,
N viewing an assem-
Of Nature and Art,
aed.
E' Museum, is at all
-Admittance for
is cents, each visit
cents. {,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-06
RENT.

| RENT,
s'e'a immediately,
Hmea HOUSE with
|%0t, at the upper end
/ Also, a convenient
WITH two acres Of
II cad of Water street.
Patton, ir.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-06
t'neral Waters.

fmeral Waters.
Il, has RECOMMENDED
/ The \ season, Soda h.' and
Ill.,, Rochelle and other
a,,i or prepared ex-
ka' Fountains.
H.
|'ss'ry and Druggist.
FLORES
Il a.1y,ss Cards,
is 3 sale BY
70 Z Stewart.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-13
Washington, Ailril 9,
INCREASE OLE LIE. NAVY

We understand that preparations have
been making with the greatest activity, &
are already in p state Of considerable for,
vardness for carrying into effect the act Of
the late Session OF Congress which autho
lized the building of four seventy fours. six
frigates, and six sloops OF war. Materials
FOR the whole of these vessels haze been COL
leCted at the different navy yards OF the u.
States, and the ways Of three seventy-fours
and several Of the other ships are already
laid down. From the prompt attention OF
government to this subject, and the great
e1ertion made use of by the Navy Depart
rNcnt, we have th2 satisfaction to believe
that this important addition to our national
force viii be completed with all practical
bic dispatch.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-13
DIED


On the 9Th OF this month, at hi, seat in West
moreIand, the ION HICHARp PARKER or.
oi the Judges OF tho General Court in tie sita wear
OF his age.
The lives Of few men have filed an amber period
ans still fewer have Gl.ed il with the same dignity
and benefit 20 tha world --,,r .niny ment fortnem
seVes A. en- early period al bis lie Re came to he,
bar. having teen instructed IN its Tore n,der tho
auspices OF Me9csr o. the ,usst erudds iabori.
aus and enlightened llwyers Of Us age--snd ut a ne
Rod when the prof.55icI crui TOAST i,,2oy - us
brightest ornaments IN the General Court and q.
tier courts of the state. Mr. Parser once occv
pied most conspicuous alaton among them and
gave early proofs OF that strong. clear AID vigorous
mnd--that sound q; independent Judgement which
distinguished his ripper years. which extreme old are
could siterwsrd dim, but never wholly extinc,is6
When thereveiuon broke forth, Mr., Pnrk er enlist
ed as an ardent advocate in his countrys cause and
with his voice and his pen largely coutribut
to the maintenance OF her rights. Il vas his pride
to 9end forth 10 her service four of his youre sons
whose ga|la,try gave llsre to the stock from which
they sprung the coma mpation OF which continu d
to delight the old maus heart to the ipst nom mt
OF his life. ~ 20 man exhibited an example of VA.
triotism more dcvotednO man ever set higher va.
Tue upon every quality of the heart which is espa-
BILE Of minstering to the good OF country none WAS
ever more distinguished by disregard ofself (which
seemed even habtual) for the sake NJ others tho
for so years he enjoyed the most xzvative place in
most lucrative profession, the bounty Of lis heart
prevented accumulation. & left him ut tho end OF his
life (wit'Out ever being oilargeGble With extravn
gsnce almost as poOra at thecon nence m emf
it's biOgrapler viii detail no Ordinary virtues lac
will not fail to dwell with peculiar delight unop IL
noble AID generous independence OF hiss sntit, the
acnte = vigorous correctness If his head the pots s.
purity and revtreHtigi mte gritty with which hc pre-
sided as Judge, the consistency Of Ina Triends iYs
tie warmth vi his affections, his gcnerosiy to his
relations, is sympsthy viii, diste,s the state-Loru
luphendng, unsceommolot rg morality Of his prinsi.
ples wherever vice mcanucss ppeared before bin
| IN whatever Shape or however disguised, Tia. sriur
1ey tod ut 80
enyi,ble cheeT.ulp,os Of b.s temper which enabled
his sul With sort ot reed sratve alertness 10 baund
from every fail, and IN prescrvcis crcctness in very
calamity. lie will not t. to dwell With mingled aw,
and love and vcnefation, he draws aside the
deai-bod eurlain ~ show with Whist compa,nre = nd
even ccerfulpess lie closed his long and welt spent
life, sad 10 point TO the sublime triumph which ani.
mates Christians heart when be is called rtyo
| on the bosom nj he God.
| Farewell! Good man May such he my nfe---
aud may such be ny death
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-13

nahannock. two British friga.es, two gun
5rigs. or sioops. andt schJoncrs Af,er
about an hour andra half, or two hours
engagement between t,eir armed barges
and the privatecr lDuiphin. aud two Let
ters OF Marque, they were all three CAPITA
red close in with the south west shore. Sc
verai sUerchant vessels were also taken.
ne Dolphin mounted Is guns, and carri-
ed % r,en--lS OF her seamen escaped.
mere are more than 20 shot sticking in the
bank OK the river. No lives have been lost
ON shore--Many it lis said were Killed in
The conflict. They are in the river about
mid way a little below Brandon. The
barges. or a part of them, were last night
above this place, and It is imagined they
VIII proceed zap the river. The militia
are all ordered OUT Patriot.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-13
EXCHANGE COFFEE HOUSE,
Bcsfor. .1hyiI 2.


Messrs. Lane and TURNER.
About O'Clock this morning, many of
our most respectable cit,zens, were wit.
nesses to the approach of two British fri
gates under 2 press Of sail for the Light
House, from the top IS the Exchange Cot
fee House. Alter getting up with the
Light House, they hove about and stood
upon wind 70 the northward, (wind n.
By E.) and passed the entrance of Broad
Sound, outside the Graves, where, hey had
a full view of our hArbor and All lie Shin.
ping, &c. III it. The sight was in some
d gree aggravating. n the sn!y frigtte In
port ready for sea, is the Congress The
frigat-s, were SO near, That we could piain
ly see the men on deck, coult the ports,
see men On tie top-gailaht wards, &c
Each had = 6lIe en.ign at 'he mjzen peak
After passing Broad Sound, they hove
about again and lay TO for some time, in
fair view Of the Congress, on board Of
which. the trigstes could be seen very dis
finctly from her deck. About 2 NJ we
saw them bring to y sloop, detained her
about half an hour, and then permitted her
to proceed--sle Is not yet up. At 3 =.
-. they hled away and stood cut of the
Bay upon wind, and were not seen at 5
j. M. Mr.. Coles pilot boat came up in the
course of the FORENOON. aud one of her pilots
informs, that ne was brought tothis morn
ing OF Cape ann, by those frgatcs, (Which
he states are the Shannon and Tenedos y
that ne was taken ON board the shannon.
into he cabin, and there asked many CUES
ton; and observations made by commodore
Brooke, such rs, when will your great
commodore Rodgers be ready for sea - " ]
BIB .uld Ike 70 have the pleasure of seeing
him out here to warm hls SIDES for him.
&c The President is getting ready for
sea With all pn'sble exDeditim--S should
the shannon and Tenedos make their APP
pearance again and alone. within FIVE or
SIX days 70 come, think she and the Con
sfess vii NOT give them occasion to temp
@em agtin W !htir agsravating appear
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-13
Comc;isa:.srors of Peace,


now named as the Sd Commissioner of
Peace. He is a Federalist-an American
"a man OF abilities His appointment
shows most liberal disposition on the part
q the EXeeutivfa while it gives death blow
To All the calumnious reports which have
oeen piopnyatru 10y tine Federal Prints. of
the Rus, Mediaton's being a mere trick
TO deceive the people.
The President is earnest in his wishes
Tor peace. as well as honest in his views
he scrpples not 10 lay open all his DESIGNS.
all his dispatches, every scene of the diDlo
matte drama about to be acted at St. Pc
tersburg, to one OF the most keen eyed of
his political opponents.
oo'ne OF Tie underSrappers Of the FeCle
rai'sts' say, that Mr. b. will not accept -
fhat not Join IN the patriotic purpose of
giving an honorable pea t. his country p
But 50 ardent is the love which his Dol;tical
trends have borne to peace, so vcry anx
ious are they to encourage the necessary
means OF attaining it, that we shall not be
much surprised If Mr.. Bayard's acceptance
o a aissi,n OF peace should prove thu jgna
Ut his prescription. The Federal Repub-
ican viii open the c,y Of Remuneration -
And MIR Il. may be cursed by the infuria-
ted ZcGiofs of the {" Friends of Peace" for
daring 60 serve his country, by a mission of
peace.
Let them begin,-Mr 3. hGs accepted,
and has agreed to go.
O. II Sc s-id that Mr. Rurh, rno-y Comptroller
viii succeed Me-. Gsilatn as Secretary OF the rreas-
ury.
OR Generous and .Jiag4anj,non, Enemy"
Private Letters state that party Of the British
had landed ! miles bcluw Urbanna, at the house
Of poor widow, ripped open het beds, strewcd the
feathers TO the winds, stole the ticking, pcrld the
srtting geese on teir nests, and carried of all the
poultry &c they could catch, without makn ny any
conpcnsation-these generous heroes left her pre.
misses With shouts and huzzas.
Three Of our gallant countrynen lost their Iive,
IN the generous effort 20 save tn GREY o. the Pea
cock Max the tnptrast : 3yro IL II this moment
bombarding the poor town Of Lewis, for the plea
sure OF eet ting beef.steak dish Of green's
G. The Executive have hnd bnt me express from
bIAeger, SINCE our i1st Col Muse merely in.
ior"s them, under date oG April 10th. that they
" had been pluu,icred Ia British unciyized man
ner. by part OF Admiral Wsrrea's Squadror, which
atli occupy their station at Sungory Point"
Erfract ofa ietfer fran a gentlemen "a nj,
Irisnd IN fhis city, dafrd Carr f7NckneY
So AR1ry's riUef, 2lst March. 1913.
" We ave had a smart Brush with tie
ind'ans, taken some scalps and ooe thous.
and Head Of Horses and Cattle and burnt
as Huts."
Eytrart o. n letter to Ne EdRor, Hatee
Cr517po, Miidtcssc Conzty, .4hrA %th
1919.
'' Yesterday morning same ii the Rap
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-13
Trsn, the Porrkkeeb.ic .InnrnnL

Inc .fnP-On Sunday last arrived at this VII
age, by waer, the I'd battalion of the 9th regiment
United States Infantry, consisting of more than 500
men under Col. Dennis whose frst battalion is at
osskeus Harbor. This corps embarked yesterday
Tor albany Another detachment of II or IL hun
dred United States troops are going on in com
We understand that several thousand men, recruit
Ell IN different parts IF the country, their
march, by different routes, To oin the northern ar
ny hese with the troops at Saekets Iarbor,
Buiialoe, sc. viii! from body nj about rs 600. II
10 conectared the campaign will open, by the INA.
son OF Canada about the FIRST of May at the same
time recruiting will so on, and the different ree-
men,s WI be iillRg up and. organizing
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ELNLrlt(Ns vinGlv1A

ELECTIONS IN VIRGINIA..
Mr.. Basss,t has majority overiMr Rayiy 1.-THE
rs"era' Candidate in Gi ueester Of lS2; and in
Narw es of DIN beth, el3
MI McFerrand K ] has majority over Gene.
raj bree kenridge IN Roskbridge county of SIS votes
Mr.. Love has majority in Prince William o.
about 100 over Mr.. Lewis
StGte 81 the boHJo, Richmond County.
.tfeft5e, Of Congress.
Gen. John p. Hung-rfortI. III
John TaIiaferro, esq. 90
H.ase Of Delegates.
Faupt!croy Brockenbrough, Vincent Shackleford
The Election took place in this CITY Yesterday.
Clopton iis. norris rs Majority So.
MAJORITY IN Henrico. 1873.
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I7re"fy LoHurs He1cwa
IL ANYWAY rom tn Subscribs r IN Friday TIC
"a Goth ult.s Negro man named

Twenty seven or eigt W as oil, to,si.otiV hae,..
H"l' ANA WI n'Hsie, vii vei.I one hun ir,l sod
.E'Y Or nn'fY; has SOM small ni, lis face
mas one para air rark one Of lis iair,cl,es
n'H' - verv 'arsr srar, that shows pln n.iks 81
the stitches that sew.d il up. He bad On when =
s"sco""ed. pair oi velvet "rgr5 chltoo ,.ut,-
coa'ns, also sam cGrcn waistepats lie is .bens
nv icet nine or tn inches high he tvs VERY .r
'cet' aud had on very ad p,r - s-.p-s n =,
slpHHs'n 10 h*y" ne down James RIVER towar
Riehnenfl in some h-st Af,v leren,, vl,o 9.
return said negro fnr him in any iail 50 a.
get him shall receive tie above reward viii, r.s-
'on&b'e charges.
JOSEPH GLASGOW
Roekhridge Cnrnty vi,sin;e, i.~il =.
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Notice.

rgVHE parents and friends Of the Young Gentle
a men WHO have been discharse from Hamp-
len Sidney College, during the pre- session. are
requested 10 attend ct thst place yhursday 2)tt
nit, when u 'sln contemplation ~ rteVah tht
TrOs,ees 60 meet suS SOU sider th,ir proseedIne
on taat OBcssioU.
= fay Iafe~esfed
Aph ~ It
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-13

Our City exhibited on Friday last great
military Spectacle--nore troops were I'M
der arms than Richm nd has seen since the
war of he Revolution.--An the corn, which
had rondezyoused a. this place, in com
phance with the late acquisitions of the
Executive, were under marching orders
Tor the points to which they are destined. -.
They We e escorted by the Regiment of
Richmond under arms.-The air rung with
peals OF Artillery, and the cheers of the
) iders announced the moment of separa-
tion.--A large detachment is On their way
to Norfolk.
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Bos1 ON, Apri, S.
Very Late from France.

we have been very politely favored with
letter from a resrC ctable gentleman in
Fsu ua"d, dated 2d inst. announcing the ar
rival there OK the brig Leo. in 90 s.ays from
hcurdeaux. Capt. Libbey of the Leo state S
that bcnaparte was in good health thar
ne was Raising larger army than he ever,
had before, to so into Russia. which accord
ing to the best information he could obtain
sonsisted OF coo, 900 men that they had all
ready commenced their march. and rho
Emperor was to leave Paris some time in
March Ter the North, and that all French
men at bourdeauX appeared sanguine of his
entering st. Petersbui gh - July
N@pt. Libbey also mentions, that the in
~ btants were very loyal, and no difficulty
existed IN collecting the last conscrfption ~
500 900 men that Bonaparte' retreat from
kn'sia last year was altogether owing to the.
burning OF Moscow, & the premature incle.
mency OF the season. The loss Of the French
he says. was much less than has been ron
resented. principally consisting of cavalry
capt. l.. further asserts that Mr.. BARROW
mad previous to his death effected a treaty
agreeable to the wishes of this couutrv
out owing to his sadden decease. il wac mt
signed by him. nv
lhe writer of the letter saws, Ihaye seen
papers 10 the 25th of Feb. IL one; OF them
where the Emperor is speaking of Amer;
can affairs, he observes, &" that it is left 70
America, or the new world. to finish what
the old had given up-that The. fac coyer
and fi-otecE The creSv''
The above brig Leo is owned by Messrs.
Cobb anu Clap, the former cf whom is one
OF Gov. Srong's Council and Capt. Li5bey
rs Federalist. We mention those circum-
stances. that no electioneering views may
be attributed to the above import ant inte,li-
eence. She has made an immense VOYAGE ::
sfuil OF brandies and wine, and the ch;nk q
hlied up with silks and laces--the mar
Rets are very good for American produce :;
cotton, ashes and ashland no detention by
governments Chronicle
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-13

ENQULRAR -OFFFCE. .6hrtl 10.

Extract 81 q letter from Hashiae,on.
April i2.--f'he mission 30 Russia will he.ccm
posed OF the Resident Minister (John @. Adams,)
Mr. Gallatin and Mr. Bsyar,I.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-13
T'ro,n ti,e .Aor,L<t, II

FROM the .N6rtheTn Wig. 'v..
detachment of about 500 United State. troops,
under the command of Col Scott arrived in this eli.
ty on Thursday last and the nexs morning resumed
their march for the frontiers,
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DIED,

st Z o'clock 7. " on Friday the cs,h Maorh
last. a. ter long and lingering irdspoHton, which
he hor'c with Chrstian fortitude, at he house Of
Archelaus Hughes in this city, Air. Leander
Hughes in the thirtieth year Of hiss ge.
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A. 9. sis una,oldasiy postpohe,l.

MARRIED. on Mendsy the ooh of last month.
John IgIer, E.q Attora ut Law. OF the county
OF Charles City, To the amiabe, beautiful aud much
admired. Miss Letifia Christian third dau shter al
Robert Christian, esq of New Kent.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-13

o. ELLISON CuRRIE Esq of the county of Ian.
easter rs appointed (by the Executve)a Judge of
the General Court 70 supply the vacancy occasion.
ed 10y the death OF the venerable Judge Parker.
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$500 .Ir3-es.

md being part OF Robert Fosters Loc-tias, fhs
ianh is To be rated w.t. inc first qualities of tle
Green RIVER iapds, and rs supposed, two thirds %
"h'en are pi'm@ So'tHn Land, and ~ point ii w.
ecr' " contains mum Der O very Gne springs It'll
few let's at cleared groard, audi cat lins az, the
only improvements. The mspy ai-snt.ye, tl,s; -.
attached to rs land, viii maze IL I'll WORTH the at
,eHuoo at any person WISHING "a purchase: i is =.
bout ls mile irorn New G.afzov. X IRON, the n,w
ing Green and SIS 'ron Nashville Zen md, has =
country Road leading throsgh il. = farther ees-
orip''"n IS deemed unneeessa y, rs IL - -resumsd,
purchasers Ould wish 70 have tlir LAM! viewed
which viii be its hest recormentvic,
he land will best suit ti BE- s1',r one tract and
VIII not be cut the title With. M m underlined 81
tue purchaser accommodated For further r>~rtiy,-
lars line addressed 70 TIE subc thar I'D directed
TO jamestown Post OiHee, win l.. attended, 10
Prince Hdward, April 10. -,
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ance. when they ilnow force is not read,
here sufficient to meet them.

On Wednesday morning last about o.
clock, in Conformity with some previous
arran bements, our batteries at Black Rock
opened upon those of the enemy, which
continued with but little intermission during
the day. The Sailors battery at the NAVY
Yard .silenced the enemy's lover battery, &
probably killed several of the enemy.-
One man was killed at our batteries by
cannon shot trom>the enemy, one lost his
hand in the act of loading one of the pie
ces. and several accidents happened--2 or
balls passed through our barracks, and
several private Houses were injured little.
few shots were exchanged ON Thursday
morning. Buffalo Gag.
The editors of the Boston Patriot and Chronicle
Naye offered a reward OF ONE HUNDRED nOL-
LAHs Tor the discovery nf the william, who ia their
names communicated TO tho editors OF tie N York
papers, the story of the blockade, &c. of Boston
naroor. Bait Pat
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Tor Sale.

My MrLITAR LAr,DS, in the .,sfe br Tees
W roky--Situated in Barren County, on bi,
Barren River, and n the noted hend of the ,,ve.,
abort
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-13

Majority for Clopton 500
Andrew Stevenson, Esq. is reelected Delegate
Tor this City.
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DeSrrfeIS.

? asserted from the encanprnen, Of The Ce,.
a. crS Rendezvous 81 Richmoni or the 7th inst
the following memhers o. the troop Of Csya.ry d..
tailed from Buckingham under tli.r,qusiti ~ Cths
s4th OF March last. to Wit, Ter Sratieu. .ioin
lTe"in, Jesse Eowton, David Rowton, And-rson
" ooldri'se lohn iiuddlerton, VIM T. Cn.il re-.
nlol Woodbridge, ohu I2iferies spn Of James-.
Nath' JeTrics, John VI. Adcocl, Lawson A,jcos'..
W m C''onau'i, Abraham R,wfou. J,,lJ AdcooF'
''IV5 Kaw'on, Joh C'sor, Norrei. Gpnnawqy
Ia conformity to and Win thr advice nj he eff.
eefS composing the desel m ont under my command,
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NOTICE.
6NEVERAL Wagons viii rc dispatched In The
course NJ The present * To- tlG iNs'ric; OF
Tolum bia.--Pereous wishing 80 have goo convey
%" 10 alexandria, GtOre e,0wn oY She Cts Of sVssi1
'pgtoo, may kno~ thr terms hy auul,nc IN Ny
Lynch etthe Merchanrs COE.c U.us., or 10
Apr1is ON y" '-''' - r.
Ia IN aud .@'H o X OES FOF SIZE
Pursuant 90 q iced If trust from q sender
iithgou 90 Charles lr'rr and Alexander sfA on
Jun will bc sold At prtHe auction on Monday Tie
i7'h day Of May next, al iAo Court House ia
Dumir,cs,
a TRACT or LAND
containing about 8"o acres, tying within ttrss
mhce oi Dumf.irs II 20 wcH wsitred sra well nn,.
brred. lthason il gi'I Dye.i mr. and oHf.h9p-
ses---aud Is lnnd NJ CONT qn.hly Ire title is M
dsputable. u vi'i e1'i nr g. c-,du y, tUc wears
and vii bc aid oif ,s 80 80 to SUI, those Dis
posed 60 putchaa2. Eor3 ord gord scct,iiv vii
he required o. ttp nrrc srers, and deed OF trust
Upon ihe land ss further s-eurtv
~ I've feyc 'irle AVID place $50 hc so'i parcel
ofGteiy G rs, upon a credit ~ tv~l,e
piouus.
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I1reniN Cne D0NlLi.s

Reward for apprehetvpz ord differing .oh end
every o. the above named dcserterB TO The ocn.aus
dug officer at hiahnoad
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Eytract Of letter to Ne Edtfor, Hated
Dr6g7po, NiidIcssr Can;sty, .4hrR 4th,
1919.
70 Yesterday morning came IL the Rap
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E''tract u a ieter. from Bordsapx, 18th Feb
The death Of MIR. Barlow is more to be regret
tea" as 1T is believed he AID the Duke Bassano had
agreed upon the conditions Of a treaty adjusting in
satisfactory manner, all the claims of the Amer
loan nl.,,,11 -
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Erfract oC0 ietfer fran a gentlemen ID bis
trina in fhis city, dafcd CARR Pmckney,
~ Mary's fiUef, 2lst March. 1918.
We ave had a smart Brush with tic
ind'ans, taken some scalps and Oue thons-
and Head Of Horses and Cattle and burnt
as Huts."