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CIIgstPFAKE. nETAKEN

Vt will be seen by our Marine News, that there is
{. report, .ai3 to be received by fishing smacks,
,hat the Chesapeake has been recaptured Wy her
own crew. aud was standing tor an Amsri-
can port. This news, We fear, Is too good &c be
rue.
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Exnaetef aietter. from sar correspondent, dated

y "F'f'e' J'OHI EHF eofrfSpoNHerT, ddted
YhitehaH Jase 3.
About 600 OF Col Clsrll's regimeh MT Viz the u th
this morning for Sockets Harbor, in fine health 81
spirits they are the finest body ofbealthy looking
young men OF the same number | ever saw togeth,
er they are called the Green Mountain boys from
ths North part of Vermont Il Nsw.I!amnsl,ire. ali
Yankees their appearance would dc credit TO any
rope f " 49,
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NOTICE.

-. NOIICG. g. 80
q Hsctiny ofthe Doneommissioned Crsesrs ,n3
~ fi's,es Of the Manchester Ttoos OF Cavsity.
are requested at ME-. Brooks Tsveya, Nanche:,gr.
ON Saturday the 18th inst basine Is OF importance
expected.
Juue15. 49, 1,e
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sbuHe uhNI toa deed OF tiusl, executeli 20 as
a D. James R:sckwcii AID Martha is wife bear.
veg GATE The seventh day of August fS0t--Ee as
lrns'eess shall proceed 70 Sell TWO NEGROES.
tintry aa'i jenny, who allotted 20 the san! y,
'''%sk weUs estate from the r1t,te VI james Biacs
wen the eidcr-on Thursday the STD OF july ne1s
a, t'e nei 1arern' IL the ely OF 8iehrnond, at
o'clock ia the atterroon FOR res.ly money. Gar III
purpose of satisfying debi lae to Joshua i9rinksrd
who intermsrried with Polly Blackwell and l.ob.r:
D''cSrei'' TOR whom the said James Blackwell
wss guardian, and MIR Billy Tally his security.
=, Harry 10 said TO be good eoope,-as.d jenny
likely girl
The t;lc which we hold as trustees oniy, viii he
made 70 tie purchaser or ,u, ehasers
SAMUEL uICHNRDSoN IL
THOMAS STARkE Trustees.
June Is. C
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~ CHyfVCENJ.
TEVAPPAHANNOCK, ESSEX ausrtcriv
z Court began aud held the I7th day Of
May 1918.
Villain ne",'u ETtE
Spencer Purkins and Gabriel Pnrties nm.
The defendant Spencer Purl ms not 90
tered his appearance and Piyen seenritv acoordio,
to The act OF Assembly and the rules of tLis C.on,S
aud 4 appearing TO the Satisfaction of he conc
ibat ne "n9t an 'nhaht9nt of this statc---.O, tie
rsotieR cf the plsDtF by his Attorney n :. -
deTed that he said def dant appear here o., H..
hrst DAY OF August Court next, and answer he IN
ns The PI9iptn, aud 'hat copy Vt this or.js~ a.
lorthw ms rted ln The Enquirer printed In liz
Guy OF Riclfn oud ior two ~, i,Ls success veIv 80
soother copy thsre .tei az the front DOR a. ~
Court HOVs Of tits C0usty. ""
A Copy
June IS. ~ Q.
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June Is.

IN CHANCRRY:
APPAHANNOCK Essex Quarter'r Cour.
Joseph iansy pG.g.
.9Sdinst ~
George llowerton d WIN. Howerton l16s.
The defe"dant George Uowerton not bey;5 s,.
tered hs appearance and given Security according
to The act OF ass, nhly and the rules of dts Cur
ahd appearing to the satisfaction OF tie court tos
h' aot AZ irhshtant of this state---On tbe mo-
tor of tie plaintiff by his attorney-H is oyierrI
thar the said defendant appear fctc on SIC fist ty
. August court next, and answer tie 81 It the
we ntiI, ana thet copy cf this order be Coriawh
inserted in the Enqurer printed in tie CIV az
Richmond, for two months successfully aud anober
copy thereof posted at the front door Of tie Court
House OF this county.
Copy.
VIM Il. MATTHEWS, .. c.
June rs. -
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Or. kA;.S1 ON,


Il DcCATEDat the celebrated Medical Sci col
n OF ri.nbut gli, having lately returned To this
place, where he intends 10 Il \ his residence r.a.
peesn'y informs the inl,sbitsnts of Richmond and
ITS vie'nt!, that h. Lss emced practice ia tho
Vsons branches Of his professors, AID i,upes that ly
ass'dunas an,i perssver ny atttntnr towards prou-
uhs thc welfare OF those Interested To lis care ami.
ted lie trusts, with competent knowledge OF The
healthy a.d diseased states OF the Animal Ucon,l
my, he val merit WHIST YER Share ot patronage mn
on him. *
those labourins under the complicated prcssbr,
OF poverty and disease, are earnestly invited 70
MAKE sppi'cntion or advice, and medicines which
viii bcgratuit,,isly afird-h tl.enl
n. b DIR. H. hss his Office in the house of Mr.
aun, Esq. o'
June S. ,s..s D.
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jane Is
Jvoi4h to lire iannsdiafel,.

- Voist q IIiTe i7nnlediafeiy
e. huM 80 10 40 Labuurug men an,i I an, vr;,,;,.
I" make some advance in cash about IS ot th,
ahofe humber wish seoh axe men 20 WORK sew,
10 6 low n,ehniotd-the hands that vii! work in
the woods will give S5II per month' & tor 80,
TO York 81 town, $40 per month ami in every
case nan rather pay weekly provisions, Furnished
' ?reat ehundance. Any person wishing tn Lire
will call on the in Richmond.
JOHN T.: SRIEi rs
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New York. June 8.
LATEST FROM NEW LONDON.

Three O.. four fishing smacks and pack
ct arrived here On Monday morning from
New London, some of,which lett there on
Sunday morning. From the masters OF
these vessels VIC learn, THAI gov. smith Mad
arrived at New London, and was making
every possible preparation for repelliRg any
attack which il was expected the enemy
would shortly attempt. The forts were put
in a toleral,iy good state. both as to guns &
men. Twp REGIS. OF militia were in New
London, and the governor had 10000 me,i
ready to assist in defending the place, ii
their services should be required. Some ia
miles had removed out flown, and great
quar tity of goods, SC. Commodore Deca-
tur has taken ave gins out of his ship, and
has moved his squadron short distance
above the town. One OF the enemy's 74's
and frigate were nj anchor within IL or
lSmiies of New London, from which posi-
,ion they could look into the barber.
A gentleman who arrived in the ship VIM.
Pesr from jamaica, informs us, that he LETT
Kingston on the 9Th of May where he had
been detained on board a prison ship months
! & four days, upon short, very short allow
ance. Provisions were very scarce-flour So
dollars, per barrel; beet So; pork SO !;
lumber - dollars per thousand feetj al
Though an American scho oner without a
name, arrived two days before our infor-
mant sailed, laden with lumber entirely.
Several Spanish vessels had lately arri
we'd at Jamaica from the United States. la
den with provisions---when the Spanish
vessels get in sight of the fort, they lower
their colors, and run up English. :
The Jamaica feet sailed on the first of
May from Port Royal, consisting on "a
bout 400 sail, under Convoy of the La Van
geur, "a Garland, Capt. Davies, mounting
A guns frigate Cyane, aud Variable briS.
This feet was to muster of Bermuda, bot
not TO anchor.
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DIT DAT Boston on the 9Th inst. of the sun fe-
yer. Oetarus augustus Page, Esq. aged 2S, OF
Nrg'uis, Of the oldest Eeutenants in the Navy
of the u. and first of the Chesapeake. This gen.
emsn is deeply lsmented as brave and skifu Off
cer-Capt lawrence depiored the necessity oil pro-
ceeding TO with su. him; and II. Page, during
lis Illness, seemed TO forget his sufferings in
regret in his inability to rejon his ship and in ankle.
y FOR the fate Of his gallant companions ia arms
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June IS.

+. 8. Five Dollars reward for sorreI hsr,e
stoieh from ne the last OF the week &C the races.
years old, and went of in good order
i Ups.
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june s.
IN CEANCERT
8 q IODLESEX Court. Nav 1919
Pif

= SrDr,t - 80 - - LEX
- '0I,cLE5EX Court, May 1918.
TenFy Sears pIf:
WIN Medley q Thomas Hesly ex'or. bf Toba,
Tbh orf.,oe.,. Deffs.
htThE eeeh sdYerts q, and The Defendant NiedIey
-" failing to enter his appearance md 1--WE sccn,
fly according ia act of Assembly ana the ruIes og
this court, aud II appearing tothe uesaeon cftIs
weslh-On tie mut;on o, 90 Pr ,t 81. 'eni
% o'Ge'ea, thai tie sed defendant do sureay
here o" TIE fourth Mo-dey in August u, VI and
msTer 'he F'ii OF tie ~ = that copy If us or.
ltr De r'hwili inserted in sbe r.nuir.r. for tw,
months sueeessiveIy snd rusted AZ the frort oo IS
the Court House of tits Couniy.
Copy
Tesfe,
June Is ~ - - e
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An express slso reached here about 10 o'clock in
10 hours from New-York, from the governor of New
York and Navy-agent, to the governor of Conncc-
fcutani Com. Decatur, advising them that the Bri.
fish squadron of Sandy Hook had left that place for
New-London. We are daily expecting an attack.
The principal part Of our goods aud furniture and
many families removed out OF the city. L.
A formal counsel Of war, i understand, will be
called this afternoon. The governor and part OF
his council are here. The commodore and COVER
nor have had several conferences.
The officers Of the Valiant have been ashore at
Gardiner sisIand. and made free at Gar''iner's
house. They took off about g. head OF cattle, for
which he refused To take payment
Our latest account at the British is to o'clock
Monday afternoon, when they were seen by our in
formant within the Race. stretching southwardb,
nearly becaimcd, and consisting OF three sail only,
the ships from Sandy Hook not having appeared
within Montask. Noas Of the enswy's vessels had
been within Long Island Sound since they
chased CON- Decatur in, when they followed him
far Goshen reef, aud on giving up the chase I'M
mediately went out again:
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Exfyeet # g i-.,e, fyer I'm. 4. sael,oa, Can,

z!h ltaqry II the n S to his Giga2 in fEis
=, GV, HdtcI Fort ERE, May 90.
On the 9th in1t We er.nmsnced caenonodiuv af
nar pas NE m the m0t ninz, which lasted until 3
10 te rnnrn'1g shd At sbout half past IN The night
We AIMED SAFE N this sort, without tie Ore Of sn,
Their gun. We ba7e hne quarters ~ t6;s o.,
we saali im'osd'atey march e Kingston, and eI.
Yuiate we s''d have a warm eneags,oeot 81 tbat
p'aes. have Just teez or on fa,igua party .bonf
49, 'ro'1 tDis pace f0ued shout ore iadr
pOon1s worth Of tie ,sa,gs property s.J br,t, "
70 'oS tort bud 9alyID men wis Ias. The eseai-
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STOLEN,
kUT ofthe Subscribers stable on the n;yb, oe
~ the 10Th Of March Iast, Slim b"' "
SORREL MARE,
About feet eight Of 1Oinohes high. five wear. o,d
: as sprhz, one bind foot white q smsn ,,st in bor
forehead, s''od before, and her tai scrsn.5 vsr,,
cos , aHd rough Whoever delivers the said Mare
shall receive a reward Of ~ A"'S
TIN DOLLARS
nod Tor the mste aud tldeG Twspty Dnp,ys
JOHN MARTIN.
,,< Nesr GOJelIand Coasi Ho1re.
N2gp
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a. It is reported that on Friday night, some oi
the enemy's barses eat up the York river and
captured the u. States Revenue Cutter. Reports
further state, that Capt. Travis caught mapping,
and that tie Gutter was stat oned at mouth OF
Queens creek, about or miles from York.
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'3NSN from or. o.. ny hostn.en.a tny Dyilar
a Bank note aiic!, the owne.. n,ay have h, d.
wing description OF, Oh application to
SAML> DYER, r.
Scoit'> Fairy, Abemeri,,.
June 10 -
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FIYE DOLL8RS RED.9RD.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

STRAYED OR STOLEN,
tROM the commons Of Richmond,
BAY GELDfEG,
In good order about fourteen hands two ,r tbre,
ineneS hsll, eight or nine years old, shod Ell round.
one or both OF his hind feet white, black reane
and tail short, several lie rRs1;s on his back.
JAMESA. GRANT.
duuc -. II
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ry transcript Of the skrmish Black river, we O.
mtted state that the writer speaks in high terms
os Lieut. Armistead and Capt. Samuel Shekis.-
" Let me not forget, lays he, Cape Shields and
Lieut.. Armstead, both of whom were the best IVA, I
of the skirlush very much exposed, and proved that
they arc not to be frightened at the sahz eing of
balls" &C..
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WIN. MUNFORD, Secy'y

Maj Gen. HAMPTON is now in this City
whence he is expected to proceed to take,
command in the North. Mar. Int.
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. We are sorry to state, that about s o'clock on
Sunday evening, James f. Kennedy, The only son Of
1T. hennedy, OF AleHandrs, aged i years was ae-
was found at 10 O'Clock on Monday bv TIE gree,
exertons OF the citizens The Coroner, ioones,.
OF which John A. ChsTaIIie Esq. vas foreman
brought IN verdict Of " Accidental Death"
day' from Mr. itiile's eompdng-roo,n h The 81
tenementin Mayo's buildings. at which his friends
and those who feel for the untimey des,h Of mi,
wosthy young mn, are invited to aueod. lie will
Church.
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CAPT. S,e7Vart of the Navy, left this CITY
on Tuesday morning for Boston, where
he is to take command OF the noble frigate
the Constitution, whose naue is &" fame
III story" Capt. Gordon. we believe. sue
ceeeds Captain Stewart i'll the Constells
ton.
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BY Captain Thomas Archer, just arrived from
York town. informed, ti.at e,lne sday, "a
bout T.. M.two of the enemy's bars.s we're ,,s
covered within few miles 81 York town c.u,ing up
With fair wind. There being nothing hut smsii
arns on shore oppose them, they ssceh,ied about
mile above the town. aud succeeded in capturing
vessel from Msttaron loaded with $50 barrels of
corn, 200 bushels of meal, bound for Nor,oik.-
Capt Archer, one ot,he party, states, that they
were hired ct. bu, without III, CT, by about so vel
unteers hastily assembled tile OCCASION.
Compiler
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part OF the Inhabitants delighted with the idea
Of our taking this coantry.''

| public dinner was given on the 27ti
VII. at Cincinnati, TO Major general VIM. II
Harrison, then a, that place, in testimony of
the appreciation, by the citizens of his - iu-
dicious, brave and gallant defence of Fort
Meigs." The toast giveu by the Geuer-
al deserves to be recorded. 1t was as lol-
lows:
:" The memory of Gen. Pike.-The histo
cry ct his life, exhibiting bravery. fortitutle
"and nnexanpled perseverance,, will AFFORD
" hike his glorious death, An useful exam
"pie TO The American soldier"
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T. az LEONIDAs, No. HIN our NEXT
u The members nj che {" Association Tor built
ing Church on Shockoe-FiiU," are reqrested 10 AZ
tend at the Capitol at 9 o'clock TOM orrow morn
ing, the 10th instant
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-22
THE FISHERIES.

The London Courier, after some
general remarks on the existing dis
putes between America snd 6. Bri
tain, concludes thus" We know
that Ministers have been iae!mesl to
exhibit a liberal and masaanimous
polity towards the United States -
But after perasing such continued
official mal;g;.i9r and insnlt-and
such tone Of defiance; Ministers
must think that whatever may be
granted by magnanimity or policy to
The authors Of such caIumnies, will
be attributed to weakness and cow
ardice. This they must avoid. The
best policy which can be adopted, is
to insist, or every title Which is esr
sential to the establishment of our
maritime rights. We are confident,
ministers never will renonuce the
right OF search, and impressrent Of
Engiishmen on board American YES
seIs;-aDd as the war declared by
America has a5Tosated all former
treaties. there are points which
again esg'.t to be discussed; and one
Of the most essential is the right
claimed. by the Americans. TO fish
on the Banks of Newfoundland"
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Boot and Shoe Backing.
JOHNSON

RESPECTFULLY, inferms the gem
tlemen of Alexandra, thai he has taken
a stand near the cornsr Of Royal, on
King street, under Mr., Gtifith's store,
whore, no intends carrying on The bust
ness Of Backing Boots aud Shoes, ard
Cleaning Fair Tops.
Having followed the business IN the
northern cities, for some tins past, he
ilatters himself he shall be able to gre
entire Satisfaction to his employers, IN
respect 10 neatsess, despatch and the
excellep, qualify Of his blackipg. He
will wait on gentlemen in the morning
for their boots and shoes, which he will
return in the course of tho day, or i'm
mediatelY to those who desire it His
mode Of cleaning preserves the shape OF
the boot, and his backing sottens and
enriches the leather.
May 10
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Lands For Safe,

THE subscriber bffers for sale a
small Farm, containing about 80 acres,
about FIVE mics from Alexandria, or
;heColchester road, adjoining the farms
Of Mr. Haywood Foote aud Mr.. Den
mis- Johnson, the greater part OF which
/, meadow land and the remainder well
adapted to clover and the production
# vegetables, abounding in excellent
springs, fcpm watch the meadow land
may be watered. Also, two humid ed
and sixty one acres of Land, ali in wood
md timber, except about Fifty acres
cleared and un&er a good fence, on the
Raven sworth road, about miles from
A'exsndria, and a}jnlning the nds OF
William Hepburn, Daniel Du!any and
the alc R1acrt '.o.s, and about mile
fror, the first me 1srd Farm.
A'so, aI.ot Of Land, containing e'e
wa acrca. contiguous TO the 1own o
aIexaa'ria, adjoining the lands Of zeal
Howard and Peter S,e,on.
Oh, Simms.
May % 3aNSw
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CANTHARfDEs.

II is a fact Worthy of Notice. that
this important article Of medicine.
may be obtained by eultivating the
GARDEN LAVENDER.
fforsomeyears cultivated this herb.
and uniformly observed on it. in Al.
gustauAseptember. aspacies of black
bug. Which, tio' it had four wings,
cannot or will not fly at that season.
These, on trial, I found to be spe-
cies of Caht!,ariles as good as the
imported. They. are smaller than
tue brown Canttari'les usually fouad
on the POTATOES. &c. and which APP
pear ou!y at intervals Ola few wears,
whereas these black ones are every
year found on the l.avendcr.
Ohio fahtr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-22

From the PHILADELPHIA True american.
IL is remarkable that the attempts
at invasion on our part ard that Of the
enemy we're almost Simultaneous
At sunrise on the e7th OF April our
army invaded Canada, and took the
little town of York. Two days after
wards. namely at o'clock on the
morning Of the ssth, the British ia-
vaded Maryland, and took French.
town. On the morning OF the Sd
inst. they made ano'her invasion and
took the town or Hayre.de-6raee.--
But, unfortunately for us, these In
roads were not matte to cost them
rithera PIKE. Or tive hundred brave
and disciplined men.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

WILL offer Al pubic sale, on the
premises, OF Tuesday the 9oth dsy OF
July next, if fair, if not the next fair
dny-The Farm on which reside, IyI
ing OIL the Potomac, in Charles County,
State of Maryland, about sixteen miles
below Alexandria, containing $50 A.
ores, about two hundred Of which are
well timbered, the residue is in cultivs-
ton, me soA is productive, and well a.
dspted to the growth OF wheat, .indisn
corn, &c.-The improvements are Z
comfortable dwellirg House, with q
passage. ard two rooms below aid three
above, kitchen, smoke house, barn.
st, b es, &c, &c There is also an or.
chard Of various kinds OF excellent
.ruit There is Isot more desirable
situation in Charles County, it is
healthy, abound. in several springs OF
6ne water, and commtnds beautiful
and excessive view Of the Potomsc -
A more minute description is deemed
unnecessary as it is p.esiImed those
desirous Of purchasing VII! Waw the
premises.--The terms Sfseie will be
accommodating 70 the purchaser; par
ticuiars made known on the day.
Benjamin 7. Fendall.
. Cha.iss;o (Md.l near Po-
monkvWsrehouse, May IS. : 2swtss
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VALUABLE FARM
FOX SALE

HE subscriber offers for sale his
+ Farm, lying on Niattox Greek. in
the county Of estmoreland and state
of Virginia; contrasting about eco acres
of prime bottom land; there gre on the
premises large Two story frame dwell
Ling Louse, with all necessary out hous.
es; fine yougg thriving apple ard
peach orchard the land abounds with
springs of excellent water.-thc house
is situate on the banks Of the Creek, in
which there is always a plenty of the
best kinds Of fish in their season, and
oysters may be had in abundance with
in half mile Of the house Vessels
Of 60 TO 100 tons burthen can come
within twenty yards OF the landing -
$50 acres Of the above lard is cleared
and fit for culture, and the residue we'll
timbered
ALSO,
One other trait situate At the upper
psrt of " nat is called the Irish neck, &
shout two md one half miles from the
apr<e described property. containing
262 10 acres, one bantlred o. which -
cleared and Tie rem ainsltr heavily tim.
bered-t'.:se is OF THE farm a ee,nfcrt'
able dwsi.i,v honse. containing icHr
rooms ON Hoi. a kitchen. 4 gnod APP
PIE orchard, AID excellent water. Tbs
ABOVE properly viii Ne solo on good
terms Tor cash, or ssock in shy >ot the
banks With, the District Of Columbia
OR a reasonable credit will Re given
Tor ? psrs Of the purchase mcney,by
the payment Icing wei secured By
deed of trust or otherwise. Apply 10
Eliot Muse.
Red Hill, Fairfax ~. April 8. CO
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PUBLIC SALE.

UNDER the authority OLA decree O.
the Circuit Court OF tine Distsict OF Go.
!umbia, held at Ale andria, in the case
OF John Wlthers against Richard. IL W.
is, the subscriber will offer at public
sa,e on the premises, at O'Clock 2. NJ
on Monday, the seventh day OF next
month, several valuable improved Lots
on the north side Of King street and
west side of Washington street, On
tending from tho intersection OF tkc
said streets one hundred feet In front
on Washington street, and seventy one
feet eight inches and an half In front
on King street The sale viii DC .n.de
FOR cash.
r. |. Taylor. Con1'ar.
May % cuts
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May %
FOR SALE,

\ TRACT of LAND, lying IN the
- county of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria, and adjoining the estate OF
Gen. Thomson Mason, containing ~
acres. The soil is gQod' and very sus
ceptih'c OF improvement by the Clever
and Plaster 81 sten The proximt.
OF thia property to market, and tue ia
siiity. with which ats produce may hs
carffed (Hunting-Cresk by which it y"
bou"dej being navigabie almost &c iii:
doer) would render. 1t extremely v&lu-
ahie to- psrson disposed to pav sufi
cicnt attention to its cultivation
Apply to Iames II H"os, ESQ OTTO
Francis Adams, Jun.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-22
This is to give notice, that

This is to give notice, that
the subscriber ai Z. exandria CeniL.
in the District Of Columbia, has obtain
ed from the OrP..a's' Court of tn.
said aeuaty letters !estamentary m tn.
estate of tie Rev. Lastiey Natthc;ss,
dc .sed; sli persons having claims q
gainsi the said deceased, arc hfiory
warRcd to exhibit the same to the SUBJ
scriasr duy authenticated and passed
by the said Cnurs on or before the 2 Is.
d.;y of November next, or they may by
law be excluded from ali benefit to said
estate; and those Indebted thersto, arc
required to make immediate payment
Given nader my hand this slst day
Of Nay, 1918.
Isaac Robbins,
Executor of Lastley Matthew'S.
May 81 Ct