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BALTIMORE, April 10.

~
On this 9Th day of April 1918, came
before inc, John Skinner, Notary Public
John Bowman and Andrew Anderson,
seamen belonging to the schooner Arab,
of Baltimore, and made oath on the Holy
Evangelist of Almighty God, that on Sa-
turday last, between 10 and ! O'Clock,
IS miles up the Rappahannock river,
they were in company with schooners
Racer and Lynx, letters of marque, and
the Dolphin privateef; they were at
tackled by seventeen launches, contain
ing as they suppose, from SO to 80 men
each. The launches were manned from
"a lying in the mouth of the Kappa
hammock, and from frigates, 2 briggs ard
2 schooners. which assembled the river
IL miles. That the American vessels
before mentioned were ell taken, with
the loss Of IS men of the priyatesr Dol
phin, and they believe there were fzvo
hundred and sirsy of the enemy killed
and wounded. These deponents with
IS others escaped from the Arab, leav-
ing men on board of her.
Sworn to before
JOHN SKINNER,
Notary Public, Annafoiis.
An express arrived in this city yes.
terday at one O'clock, to enc OF the ex-
ecutive council requiring his immediate
attendance at the seat of government.
The British Aeet il il said, are thirty
miles above Patuxent; their approach
to Annapolis has caused great alarm.
Fed. Gag.
Extract ofa letter from .dnnefsiis, dated
.1trI g.
GREAT ALARM.
Our alarm guns were hired this morn-
ing at 10 o'slesk every citizen was IN
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.ss oacq|
HON: nasS,,d|
TO HIS eos'I

| HoN naS,tJIp
TO Aa e',sI
.ns Stamp du'i,. o. -
any bank, aa s,.a
ever. eve J. h Y! tt,,ss1
pay In lieu ,h.r ,sIIs'
cent y on their di,;1 y
,;, Stamp dpti. s,, On
o oils Of ssshsns.ssssa,i
one : or more i1d,''
OF five cents e, r' Wy
A direct j for lsra's'1
ons of doll.,. d
Virginia, Virgin. will ), \
housaan.ddoIlars, =
constitute !: but a, ssa
pend Psndl'ares should n
Their Their nett proceed
a au', is ssti'n.,siI /
dols The sap,,,J'
year are estimated
Partm m at sbou,
Ou. It the Fscrullir,,l
only .: y forty 'hous.as,
Is far 'hor, Of ths.l
t. the whole expsnst =,
lions As the Bril-,
Ing our ports, and \
merce' the sun all,
imported good, MI
able not exceedin,Ss
suing year. Thea
sary must be obtas
dltloaal taxes.bolb {
csssary. Thisih ~
it is now said BY nsl
rity that the tax.,
and before enuusssr
led or tlebled. ALL
=,
should the war conf;
mencement ola ys
which cannot be al
consequences Of s4
nctrate.
In the interior dJ
such as the cOunlpla
of the people, conrt.
middling cIasse, pis
taxes to any amount
tressY Though most
an Independents sud
to their distance from;
consequent difs,Ie
proceeds Of then ID,
which the tax.saIhr
have-thelr prop.r,I
the hammer and sa
bring. Thc selrca
the war will incras
put it into the pow
money and are incA-
the distsesses Of tied
police the properys
zens, and coas,ilu.
4vood and drartn9
is all this? What se
ment and indignaun
sands whose famlh
should they recela
an enquiry, tha! 'As
ry to sustain a h'rd
vent a few sailors hs
into the British MTr
part, was the alttnA
me, much as ! n'
much as it conl'iSg:a
ty. | would rather 81
en- to the plouSs' /"
engaged in fsrsIsnat
vii or work bench %
pendent spirit Of 'rn
ana tner P'oP'''
Tor such a cause 'a'
missing prospects
alternative does 10
commerce and We
we will only take v
not alter, as We @
have then, as t'VG
My opinion has
ing the present =
the @ world, the !rd'
Of this country difr
avoid all hostile f'II :
European powers. :. !.
,-ar.ry ,rr.neemsf'
could injjure our GU o.
ocean, and With W. y
extensive comn"
would secure to
objects object rhss a.,
As il ire respect, ali
merchants OUGHT
, meir own cnserPr'r. J
z asrd without 'si::.',ss
n that the n''is
prot and :. *
o a,saI limits, were q! q
think it not on'( Y
The .s.r ~
G Efforts 10 o'!' .,p,:
their p #,
On the ccean' d IS >
foreign :4 go rr1 = Z
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Our alarm guns were fred this morn-
ing at 10 o'slesk (; every citizen was in
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MONlAY, FEBRuArY~8. 1919
Iona .Sard ner sadd,

Onl Oar utiC tduu,
HIS FOH SILE,
Aussovado Sugars .a hnds. tieTces and
bbis.
Vest India Rum in puncheons,
roffee and Pepperin bags
imperial Gunpos der, Young Tyson
SKIN, apd Hyson Teas OF the la
est importations, in quarter chests
aud boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
wedes Iron assorted, a..
Russia Shcetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck.
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10 by g by II, and 10 by -
Bristol Glass, i'm whole and hall
boxes,
Soap, Candies and Goldfish in box
Fiss,es,
.l,boo Floor Mats,
Nniskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bbIs
Few or casks old Sherry LONDON Par
ticular Madeira and Slrcig ht. Red
Wine,
Hord,ge and Lines of various sorts,
Writing ind Wrdppine Papes,
den, Women'' IN ChiIdrcn's Shoes
in barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in oaies,
SIZE Leather
:w SKIS liverpool Blown Salt,
! ak and riai tc: Of Paris.
\ 20. PLoUf. HIS of tae most approved
construction and one pair french
BUR- iii ) ones
" .rh,r
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I, SINMS

I0ee tire practice of the
as Clrcuit Cour, for the
ia. His Oaice is
~s oftlcs Of the Alex
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And for Sale by ROBERT GRdH
The Life anc Administration OF tn.
Right Hon. Spencer Psrceval-A De'a''
# his Assassination. & Development
of the delicate live SIT ,-at!on. Price 81.
ALSO,
The Speeches Of Old Erskine when
at the Bar, On miscellaneous subjects
Price 81.
AND,
The Absentees, a Tale, by Miss
T., veworth Price 81.
J uuarv 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-08
10 KEN ! i,

md Possession given INN edfafe'y,
A Two Story Framed HOUSE With
half an acre OF ground, at the upper e"a
If King street. Also, coh'e'''cn, :.
i,xel,;oo. House with two acres Of
ground al the lower esd Of Water street.
Apply 10
Robert Patton, ]r.
January 90
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february 5
orc Is hereby given,

OrC. Is hereby glVeH'
U~o tire Stockholders of tie Me-
4 chanics' Bank Of Alexandria
Tn an Election will be held at ~
C,utHouse in this town or the ~ N
MONDAY ofMarcb next (s,h)f" - pas !.
,,o e Of CHOOSING Fifteen / ,.ctols t'f
the ensuing yea". D:o..
Rv order Of the President < Directors
v m. Patton, J n.
CAsHIFR.
February s
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ANNEA

L. OANNL 4.
| ct, takt n1t'c', 'hat
is ai'tao II nit : ou s3
| ,oumbi,, to Ire ned
4 4l,,aacria, in APR
t. .er aiier as counsel
|,,lil move th'. court
h, as4insI you III NV y
:ouaci! o. tlezan ria
rrty Nine OaiAr'
h., -neing In" 80 ou'i
'.y,u,o lhcC 'mmon
MIRA LpH s''ur Ho''
>. ,cr ui & sen an'l
[,r tue ysTs 1904 5
If O. Congress, passed
r 1901
!, o Sinn'nS
Count Of .AlsrandriH'
,iblH
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SALT AFLOAT.
JACKSON AND RCMNEY,

JACKSON AND RCMNEY,
HAVE. FOR SALE
The CARGO Of the schooner FhsA
Captain Stodder, from Boston, cs"s
sisrmg Of z'''
400 bushels Ground Alum Salt
Is barrels Glauber's Salts
429 bundles Wrapping Papee
80 reams Writing Paper.
IN STORE,
200 bushels fine blown Salt -
40 barrels plime Beef and Park
8 tons Cordage, assorted sizes
l2Trunks Shoes, Ladies & Misses
black and colorcd Morocco Shoes and
Slippers.
6 Trunks Mems and Women's fine
Shoes,
Spanish Float Indigo, Balsam Capevi,.
I.dla Couons, Cotton Checks, Cotton
Ticking, y
600 Bushels Potatoes
70 Nova Scotia Grindstones,
daz,n eieg MT plain and gilt FAM ?
cy aid B nboo Chairs,
Mahogany Furniture
Ja..ualy u dsw .
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Wants a situation,

Ins Coantias.,!ouse or Store' .
Young ma ,of respectable come. IONS
who can give good recommendations
Apply a, the Office of the Alexandra
G2zatte.
February S o's
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<et.ce l. he ely gwen 10
.h. moor women Il the town Oh ,sexan'
,lria, that Or application 10 the .snhsci'-
ber, ,hey can be furnished WIN co'to"
TO ss;n, ana tho, a l:oc, al price VIII De
Maid for SPINNING the sane.
;iaac Robbins.
Who has for Safe,
Gotten sul,aelc ioF mskhs clfpcs"
SPUN D. ths poor 81 the eo"P' sau IN
proceeds Ct which viii be spphea -
stbei ,tlief
december J
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! .aa DRUGGIl
artar Street ohtosjt
hjpy0 "H AID Hca
] LEOYD'S-
N addition 4
Sock. a ge@erai os
kc,ney ortae hfst qlo
IN h. Si., sti' "ho'a
on as gooi ,erns
3,seh il Baitlmo e 0
,natrv i~rcnants AZ
De yIpoac on t2'
caso a. an a goo
! also + ceiycd : &c
j Of Surs itat Hstrh-
I Pa'en Medicine,
1ice Aittars,
lm,nt,
ols Elixir 10, Cough"
hs, Gonsumptions* &C
b Powders,
% be Paste,
ktari.
kmcn, Sc, &c,
Eac,t cash price gi'ef
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William Fowle.
ORPHANS COURT.

ORPH ~ > CooNts
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
January T-'m. 1918
ORDERED that the executor OF Jn">
" Richter, deceased, do insert IN inc
Ale xandria newspapers the usual ho''ce
to crt ditors and debtors, three times q
week far eight weeks.
A Copy-Tcst: ~
Register Nils,
THIS is to give notice. that the sub
scriber, Of Alexandria county, IN the
D;s,r;c, of Cclumbia, has obtained iro"
,hs Ornbans' G., .urt of said county, let
,srs tes,amentary on the estate OF IN"
p;cn,er late of the county aforesaid, de-
ce.sed; All persons having Claims a
- the sid dec, ased, are hereby re-
sd 80 exhibit the same, duly authen-
,;ca,rd. and passed by the said court 10
49, s,,,, scr;l,er. on or before the 18Th
dav IF In)y next, or trey may by law be
excMded i,om al beneh, to sa;d estate
ord ,h,se Indebted thereto, are request
~ 70 make Immediate payment
Given under my hand TINS 18TH o-'S
of January, 1873. z,>,o1,r
Erecmor Of John Richter
T.nuarv Is cpo"
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IF VEN UE.
[.dayand FRIDAY
BE SOLD,
E,ore, corner OF Prime
Iaer streets.
Dry Goods' Gro
les, SIC.
h., viii be expressed
'lls OF the deg. :.
,,d, which afe on IL
|. pr;cas Of which are
4 lny time IS viewed
..5~l,west iimitation
q M.-R-l'e-
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LAWS.
IPeBLIsR1D RY .aUTHoRITrl
AN ACT

Increasing the pay of the non.commis.
sioncd officers, musicians, priyates ard
others OF the army, AID for other pur
poses.
de if enacted ~ IA, Senats and Horse y
I'D Rrhresenfcfives Of me United States "
.9mtrica, in Congress Gsssm5ied, hat from
and after the thrty-hrst oi December, eigb-
teen hundred and twelve, the monthly pay 81
the non-comG,issioned officers, musicians,
privates, drivers, bombarticrs, matiosscs,
sappers, miners, artihcers, saddIers, iarrieif,
and bIacksmiths, who have enlisted or wlp
shall hereafter enlist in the service OF the u
niicd States, shal during The war between
the United State S~ Amesira and their ter,
ritories, and The United Kingdom of Great
Britain and ireland and the dependencies
thereof, be as follows, 10 wit: 10 each SER
lean, major and quarter master serjeant,
twelve dollars 10 each sergeant and principal
musician, eleven dollars 10 each corporal,
ten dollars: 10 each musicien, nine dollar. |:
10 each private, driver, bombadler, maiross,
sapper and miner, eight dollars 10 each AR
ti6cer, sadder, isrricr and blacksmith, not
attached 10 the quarter masters and ordnance
department., thirteen dollars.
Sec 3 .fvd DC az further enacted, That
during the continuance OF the war with Great
Britain, no non-commissioned officer, musi-
clan, private, diver, bombardicr, mauoss.
sapper miner, a,llicer, saddeF, farriur or
blacksmith, enlisted in The service of, The u
nned States, during his continuance in ser
vice shall be arrested, or subject to arrest, o.
10 be taken in execution for .any debt cen
tracted before or after cnlislneut.
Sec 3. .iad BE- n further taacfeG, That cv-
ery non-comnissioned officer, musician, and
private, who shall, after the promulgation oi
thi. act, be recruited in the regular army oil
the United States, may, at his option, 10 &c
made a, the tine of enlstment engage I'd
serve during tie present war With Great Bri-
tain, instead OF the term Of FIVE years and
shall in case he makes such option be enli.
lied TO the same bounty in money and land,
and 10 all other allowances, and be subject to
the same rules and regulations, as III he had
enlisted Tor the term ot five years.
Fl. CLAY,
Speaker ef the Horse V Rfylrcsentasi0es.
Wa. IL. z, n, ,SNEtlpD. Ass
President fro. teanhore cf the SenafS.
December u, lSl2.-APpRovED,
~ JAMES MADISON.
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Making an appropriation TO defray ex-
penses incurred or 10 lie incurred ut-
der an Act, entitlcd +" An Act to az.
thor;ze detachment from the militia
of the United States" and the Act
entitled +" An Act for calling forth the
militia to execute the laws Of the Un-
ion, suppress insurrection and refcI
invasion, and TO repeal the Act now
i'll force for those purposes, passed
the twen,y.eighth day of February,
ono thousand seven hundred and nine.
ty-fvc."
DEit enacted By Me Senate and Hoase Of
I'D Rrhresenfarives Of The United States V
.dmer5ca, in Congress assembled, That The
sum Of one million Of dollars be, and the
same is hereby appropriated towards def'ay-
ing any expense incurred under an act, enti-
tied An act to authorize detachment from
the militia OF the United States" passed the
tenth day Of April, one thousand eight hun.
dred and twelve and also, under an act en-
titled an act for calling forth the militia 10
execute the laws of tho Union, suppress in
surreclon, and repel invasions, and to repeal
the act now in force for those purposes pas
sed the twenty-cIghih day OF February, one
thousand seven hurdrcd and nincty-fye," 10
be paid out Of any monies in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
g. X. CLAY,
Sneaker offhe House qf Rehresentatfves.
WV. II. CRAWFORD,
President Of the Senate PRO femfore.
December l2, l8l2.-APTRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
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Patent Sky-Lights, &c.
rUsT received, and for sale, by
JOHN B. LYON, Lyons srharf,
a quantity of Patent SkY-LlGd D
We hns also for sdle,

He has also jor sdle,
$500 feet of Komsdell's Cars, OF the FIRST quslty
various sizes 50 quintas streights and shoI fish ,
Mess Pork, old and new, in bbs. and hall hbls wan
a variety of other articles.
JsB. Lyon contemplating new arrsnge-
ment in his business, requests all persons havinS
accounts open with him TO call and close the same
ON or before the 1st of March, and all persons indebt
ed to him are earnestly solicited to settle their ac-
counts by Cash or Note, by tha, time. Dec. y.
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FROM THE scIoro (Ohio) oAzErTE:
GENERAL TUPPER'S EXPEDITION.

GENERAL TUPPER'S EXPEDITION.
The recent achievement Of General TuP-
PER, Of the second army of Ohio, at the RAJ
pds Of tho Miami Of the Lake, having pro-
duccd considerable satisfaction, We have taxi
cn some pains to procure the particulars.
For the following brief statement OF facts. We
are indebted to Els Excellcncy Gov. MEfcs-
From the information which Gen. TUPpER
had extorted from Capt. CLARK, who was Ia
ken prisoner by his spies, no determined TO
march Immediately to the Rapids, to cut OFT
the retreat Of the enemy at that place. He
accordingly marched on the 10th OF Noven-
bcr, with GOA men, furnished with 6vc days
provisions When he aitived at the Rapid<>
lie formed his men into hollow square, an4|
informed them os his determination, TO for6
the river, and attack the cremy--and, II ~
the at,em pt, they observed him shrink iro>C
his duty, requested that they would mah4
him ,hsir hrst sacrifice. The General the
plunged into the river and was followed W
the whole of his command In consequcu6>
OF the velocity Of the current, which had r]*
en- considerably, and the Numerous. hssu(
in the rock, Of which the bed OF that riyc1<
composed, rot more than $50 OF his fo(
was enabled to cross. A great portion hc
ever, being in imminent danger OF dro,vni(
he prudcntiy rctrs>,ed. The snow was ali
| two inches deep, and cold northwest VI
| opersted against the iudicious plans Of O. Y
| TuppeR--thc m;n wcrc hardly out Of
water before their clothing was frozen on d
| bodies but thcy.w neither hcaed TO 4 a
| mur or complain. Gen. TUrpER now fq
il impsacdcaslc TO 6ght the enemy on
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Concerning the District and Territoria
Judges of the United States

DE- it enacted by the Setlafe and Honse of
I'D Rehresenfattves Of fhe United States 81
America, in Congress assembled, That here
after II shat DC incumbent upon the district
and territorial judges, OF the United States,
TO reside within the districts and territories
respectively COR which they are appointed
and that !, shall rot be lawful Tor any Judge
appointed uader the authority of the United
States, 10 exercise he profession or employ
mcns Of counciI OF attorney, or Q be engag-
ed in the practice Of the law. Anl any per-
son oa:adirs assips, the Injunction or F'ohl-
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NEWPORT, X. l.
Printed aud Published on Thursdays, ty
WILLIAM SIMONS,
UBLIsHER OF THE LAWS OF ccNcnEss,)
Mil Street.

TERMS.
rhe paper is printed once week, at dollars
+, one half in advance.
advertisements conspicuouslyinserted, atthe rate
dollar and so cents square, for three weeks
Her ones in the same proportion.
rinting in all its variety, executed with accuracy
despatch Orders respectfully solicited.
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i'rcm rae fh,iadeithia Demoerane Press.

liz General Lees Memoirs Of ihc war in
the Southern Department Of the U. States,
volume ist, page 229, 1 find the following
psssaye, which AS this work has but lstc-
y COME ort and the public no, yet familiar
with il, 1 take the liberty to request you will
insert in your widely circulating paper, and
in as con spicuous form as you may find,
convenient, for such | think il deserves.
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Increasing The pay of the non.commis
sioncd officers, musicians, priyates ant
Others OF the army, AID for other pur
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blEion of this act shalt be decyned gsinty Ellee
high misdemeanor. y.
Fl. CLAY, z
Speaker Of fAe Honss cf Renrescnfanp."s.
WM. IL. CRAWFORD,
President ef the Senate hyo seafore.
BScember Is, iSl2.---AppRoyED,
JAMES MADISON.
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CASH FOR RAGS.

7rSOUR CENTS pound given for
c,eon costou and L;nncn RAGS, at No -.
;s-..;.ser,c wharf. jyrosry 1918
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CRANSTOM & SHAW,

Offer at private sale, at their Auction Othce,
tho following GooDs, on the most reasonable
terms, for Cash, or approved paper--
"a hhds. Sd proof w. l. RUM;
81 do I'd do do; ~
19 pipes Providence Gin 4;
20 do New-York do.
9 pipes 9Th proof Brandy:
90 quarter casks Sherry Wines "a
9 Pipes TeneriHe do;
Ia hhds Kentucky Tobaccoi
$4,000 VT. Coiiee;
IL 10 hhds. Muscavado Sugar
* II boxes No. 1, 2 < Chocoiate
.194 bales Cassia i sl6 do. Cotton
Cash. advanced as Usual, on Goods deposited Tor
public or private Sale.~-AA Cash Sales c'fected by
them at Auction, will be imne dlateiy mace up ana
,,roceeds paid on the day of sale. Dec ~.
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Powder, &c.

$50 Sls. Dupont & Co.'S. Gun. Powder,
English and Northern
C,oR sale, by ELfJ.4H HIiHINGlosN' NO.. d.
T. state-street, who has also for sale,
10000 pounds Patent Shot
lnao do ~ N.f~ Rope
10000 do Sheet Cork
1000 do. best refined salt Petre-
Ft 500 do. crude salt Petre--
10000 do. Bar Lead
10000 do Musket and Pistol Bullets and Buck
Shot, from to 240 TO the pound
$500 do Crude and Roll Brimslone-
100000 do Cannon Balls and shot
1000 do. Oskum--
$4,000 Musket and Pistol Fhnts--
100 Powder Horns
Cannon ana Carronades, of various sizes
T. W. informs his custome RS, that he has made an
rrangement to remanufacture whatever poor Powder
,c may incidenty receive, and wishes purchasers to
be particularly reminded that he shall otier tor sale
none, but such as can be recommended with conn
dcnce, and proved good by experiment, with nstru-
ments which he has for that purpose, and WITH winch
they can make such comparisons as may be wished.
Prices at present, per single or. cask from % to
90 cents some of which is of the first quaiiv.
POWDER. SHOT, sc. by retail as above ny
WELLER BOSTON, Dco. 10
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Received & for Sale,
60 BARR is mess and No. Beef
50 ditto No. 2 ditto
- half barrels ( mess otto
IS barrels mess Pork.
also,
Hemp and Bark Seine Twins
Cork for ditto
Rope and Lines ditto. n
George Coleman.
January IS.
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lust Published,
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ind for Sale by ROBERT GRAY,
The Life and Administration OF the
Right Hon. Spencer Perce,al--A Detail
Of his As iassination, * Development
of the delicate Investigation. Price 81.
ALSO,
The Speeches ofLord Erskine when
at the Bar, on Miscellaneous subjects.
Price 81.
AND,
The Absentees, A Tale, by Miss
Edgeworth. Price 81.
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FOR SALE

A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN
"A with Two Children Tor without
her Children) who understands house
business, cooking, washing, hitting and
sewing, and is honest and sober. Any
person wishing to purchase can have
them Low for CASH, BY applying to
Sampson Martin at the Poor-House'
near Fairfax Courthouse.
SAMPSON MARTINI
January 10 q"
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Lawras m and FoWle,
OFFER FOR Sale,
The Cargo Of the schooner Combine,
Captain Trip, of
100 tons Plaster Paris.
And the Cargo of Schooner Industry,
Capt. Smith, being
900 boxes Mould and dipt Candles.
50 barrels prime Boston Beef.
% barrels Tanners Oil.
December 9.
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Yeaton 6 Conway,
Have just resolved from "eu' l0r"'
90 barrels prime Pork
20 do. cargo do.
20 do. prime Beet.
~ STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
80 pieces first do. Russia Sheeting
10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Cbandlery and Groceries, as usual.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY y, 1913.
John Gardner Laid,

John Gardner Laid,
HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbis.
West India Rum in puncheoas,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial. -GunpowAer, Young Hssen
Skin, ard Hyson Teas, OF the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia He,sp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 by 9, 9 by IL, and 10 by ~
Bristol Glass, in whole and halt
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bbls.
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Strengths Red
Wine,
Cordage and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Women's and Children's Shoes
in:barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt.
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS Of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
October s