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F., From the Boston Palladium.
CONTINENTAL SYSTEM.

The following extract is made from
w0vn iast published IN tais 'o""'
entitled. :. An appeal to tee Nations
of Hnrope," by Madame Do stae'
Holste;n. /.
8. The infaliihle consequences OF
the continental system TO ever! sia'e'
are, the ruin OF commerce and III
dustry /; overwhelming taxes; the
overthrow ofsA constitutional forms;
interminable wars. on account OF
Tiers. equally expansive and sangu'-
nary: armies eetraugcd from their
country. ard all OF them ready 10
turn the.r arms asaisst their fellow
citizens: princes. incapable OF pro-
yaeting, endowed with an un'in'''ed
mower of expressing their subjects.
and trembling. in their turn, before
t,eir master finally in the midst OF
terror. uaiscry, and isaomi"y. The o
litigation to cree. iriumrhai arehes'
ami to sing hy mas of adnlation!"
F.om the striking resemblance oil
The above 10 the history OF TINS coun-
trv. one would suppose. that the au-'
thor, instead Of appealing to the IA
tens of Europe. and warning them
OF their danger. was exhibiting a
u;otpve &c our own; rs experience
must Son.ipre every thinking man
thai W nave alrr&jy Suffered many
G. $50 tgnrnc6s detailed above
s;,e.,lwr have yi>sdei 10 the Calling
;,s.ence oF ;his Gt-troyIos system.
.ge caucc, a'oad re'nsrkins. how
muos. ,ais .arHsrsph alone, estao-
r,,.s the seus&ness oi he authors
sd ,ea,,at. and entities this little
WORN to ,he careful eAaninaii'n o.
every ,aiiaen,iai ,oan' and !" e0es'-
DR. she ;. appea!'' nc: Gay IS n'ace
te ,he aatiaus Of Earope, bat solemn
J. a6G,essed 20 our own.
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TIL iEI..
August IL


Ard possession giycn on the Fl st day
of Saptember mex, q good dwelling
hpuse and stand for Mercantile Rusi.
ness as any in the town, on the south
side of Prince Street, nearly opposite
Mr. John G Ladn's dwelling house.
Tpis PRO erty will be rented 10, one
year. ending ,hs ,'ss September, % 4,
which will be he expiration o. my
lease Oh said property apply to w m.
& Newton or TIE subsci iber living in
said House for terms,
Bazel Hurdle.
.JuIys.
The above property and
a House and lot adjoining.
or either, will be sold a great
bargain or application to
VIM. {. Newton.
August 10 d
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An act LAYING duties on notes OF banks
seekers nrd certain companies, on notes
Us and obligations discounted by
K, and ccrtain companies, and ON
n;;l. of ,xchang we Of certain descriptions.
An act making further provision tor
,he COLLECTION OF internal duties and Tor
,he appointment and compensation OF
assessors.
A. act for the relief Of John James
D.E,ur and his associates.
Al act 10 authorize the appointment
nv he President of certain officers dur
ing The recess of Congress.
An act Tor the relief of David Henley
Au act Tor reducing the duties payable
or D. .ze goods captured by private arm
eli " ssels.
ao actor the reliefof the officers and
crew of the late United States brig VIZ
en- -
An &C, supplementary to the act. emil
t,cd Az fox the better regulation Oh
the ordnance.
Al act giving further time for regis,
.er,ng ciaimsSto lands in the district ~
A.k.asau, in the territory OF Missouri
an,i Tor other purposes.
An &C, authDris.US the sale OF subary
los, tae property * me United States
in inc borou n qi Pttseurg -, j.,
"A act explanatory of an act, entitled
G.nact ter ten additional companies
oil RanSers-' -,
Al act fer the relief OF Joshua bo',
sey. .1
An act for the rslief u George Lyon
A, act 10 amend and explain me &C,
reerutsting pensions to persons on 0oafa
private arm~d ships
An act allowing bounty to the own
ers, officers AID crews OF the private
armed vessels ot the y .
Amer isr tie relief Of F.'i'let " aFhe'
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For the Alerand,ia Gazette.

MARY, beauty's pensive child,
Sweet as the rose that's budding wild,
Pure as the hawthorn wash'd in dew,
Serene as summer heavens blue;
An eye that speaks soul within
That never knew thought of sin,
A breast like snow on mountain white
Where sleeps the beams Of dams lights
A mind by nature quick to know
The feelings due to others wo,
A heart in moral beauty graced
Where heavens attributes are traced.
If" gentler stars" would bless my way
Along liie's path with thee 10 stray,
Each other Joy would seem as nought,
For love would smile in every thought
To see thine eye content and gay,
With bliss I'd revel in Its ray!
And when thy cheek would beama smile,
Heaven would seem the moments lille
Oh that for me son,e holy power
May bring this happy magic hour
All MARY should swain more blest
Find in thy signs his woEted rest,
Through life his way may smoothly ruo
Unchecquer'd by cloud-d sun,
Stiil.--still, his heart can never know
The charms that in thy bosom glow:
IT'S heart, devofed like mine
Should feel the melting til obs of thine.
PALEMON.
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his rich, With the Hussars, and the Bri.

his right With the Hussars, and the Bri.
sade of Cavalry uuder Gsn Ponsonp!
and the light division oi Var Hacan
while the brigade Of Cayalry, ppder NAL
gen. Victor, Allen. and the infantry OF
the I'd division commanded BY the hon.
colopei O'Calley,'am, gained.he heights
of Hormoza and the rest OF the troops
com ,ana, d by gen. Hill, Threatened the
height, Of Etcfar. These movements
Immediately di.lodged the enemy from
their position. The cavalry Of our lsft
and centre took apcsiliun % ticlF hank,
which obliged ti,nn 70 retire by the lett
back Of the river Ariaezon, by ths roa,
to Bareos. Althouch ptessed by enr
ca ealry, 81 Hsylaa c3as' derabie loss from
the fire Of sae brjeade Of Il, mig artillery
commanded by maj9a' Gl!1iner; and OBJ.
lised to make this n.o,t'nent'by 'orcec
marches in order not to give an oppoftu-
uiiy far cur infantry 10 attack lhesn; not
wi,h.tandins, their retreat was effected
in good order, they lost only ore piece OF
artillery and some prisoners, made bye
detachment cfthe i4'h regiment which
charged their reat-guaih.
The enemy took position upon the
lef, of the rivers Arianzon and Ushed,
which on account Of the rains were very
much swollen, and the main body OF the
army retired under cover OF the night
abandoning and destroying every thing
that was in their power; and nctwltr-
standing the little time they were suffer
ed to remain III the city. the works OF the
Castle, which had been constructed ana
repaired at SO much expense. he pur'
sued bis retreat in the direction the
Ebgo; BY the main road OF B'esicsca and
Miranda,
During the 9th, 10th and lith, Don
Julian Sanches fell uphn the lets.ot the
enemy, and took many prisoners
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CAMP MEETING.

Information is hereby given to the
public, that Camp Meeting will be held
On the 26th instant, near Milford, Prince
William county, state of Virginia. on a
pleasant well situated ground-good
water is convenient-it is also near .
sulpher spring.
I; is expected. by the friends of the
meeting that no person will presume to
appear on the proprietor's land or those
adjoining, as suffers or sellers Of mer-
chandise of any kind,
The laws on that subject will be put
in force to the extent.
Pasturage will be found gratis.
August ii
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Such are the ignorant rawlings Of a
consummate jacobin.
Jaeobinism turns every thing mp
side down.-By endeayoring to eq,tat-
ise every thing. il distorts every
thing. and thus, as it were. defeats
the most benevolent designs of Pro
yidence. Jacobinism is. in its effects
more nearly allied to aristocracy,
and farther removed from repabli-
canism. than is commonly imagined.
Aristacracy creates distinctions that
are unnatural and i pernieious SO
does iacohinism. Aristocracy some
times exalts the little jacobinism
always depresses the great There
is. however. this difference between
them, which is yastly>in fayer of "a
ristoeracy, that the hereditary pore
er Of ar;siocrscy is established onthe
suggestion Of hereditary r'isdom !;
that the son will inherit the graccs
and virtues of his father; but as
this is not'always the case. the good
intentions Of aristocracy are frus.
trated by the operations OF nature.
But iaeobinism has no good mten-
tons. 1t is Originally, constitution
ally, and radically. corrupt. 1t is a
tyranny ofthe usIiest and most blast
ing, character; tyranny, which
lifts its malice against the kindest-
dispensatisns Of Heaven. 1t seeks
TO destroy that natural graduation OF
things. those social symmetries and
that moral subordination. which the
Almighty hi mself has established,
and without which no society can be
happy, and no nation can be free.
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NOTICE.

1 LII persons having just claims a.
r. gainst the subscriber, are request
ed to hand them IN for seltlement--aDd
those indebted, are requested to be pre-.
pared to discharge the same when called
ON, 1t is hoped that persons Interested,
will attend to the above notice Without
delay, as / wish to CLOSE all my accounts
as soon as possible.
BELITHA LAWS.
August 10 SIS
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NORFOLK August 7.

CAPTAIN Travis. OF the Revenue
Cater. who was some time since
taken in York River, has been pa
rolled, and is now in this place-he
states that in the attack upon the
Junon frigate, by the Gun-Boats,
four shot struck the hull OF The fri
gate, one man was killed and three
slightly wounded. Captain Il. Was
OH board the Jun0D ut The time.
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lust received.

Al
And Fer SALE by tte subscribers,
1000 "us-els TT Ubes Sit
500 sacks Liverpool blown do:
f., bolts Russia Duck
20 pieces Russia Shooting
9. boxes sewing Twlne
foffee in bags
Cogniac Brandy and :, p;,
L.F. TencrAe Wine :" r'p''
Gunpowdcr
Imperial
Young Hyson TEAS, in chests.
Hysea Skin <
Souchoag
M lean & Somers.
aupue' 4 = a7.s
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We this day present our ;.'deFs WIKI
an interesting review oftbe proceedings
Of he last Congress, copisd from the
Ncw-York Commercial Advcrcser'---
b. ,ris sketch, those Of our, readers IN
teres,cd and We presume the majority
Of them are, will see what blessings
this vety just aud necessary war is about
10 hcsp upon them.
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CHARLESTON, August 8.
FRAN HAViN

By tie arrival Of the sIoop Neces-
sity, frcm Hayara..a spirited Protest
OF the Merchants ei'thai city. against
the conduct Of tie New .c:o,idcnce
priyatesrs (piraies) and the Vice
Admiralty Court at Nassau. has
been received. 1t inyeighs in an
animated strain against the hume
rons captures OF Spanish vessels
since the American. war by British
craiZers: Instances several cases of
high han,!ea miseosduct ea ihe part
Of their commanders; aud declares
that for some time past their depre-
dations on the property Of Spanish
merchants has exceeded he enormi-
ties experienced by Spain from :. the
Infamous, the erecrabte NAPOLEON"
Ii was not thought safe Tor per ons
from New Providence 10 walk the
streets Of Havana after dark. for
fear Of private assassination ; such
was the irritation in the public mind
! against those concerned in priva-
teering.
Arrived sloop Necessity, Arnold, St.
Je,,o &c Coba, and last from Havanna,
II days from the latter port. The Ne.
cessity sale ffom St. Jago on the 9Th
June, and f, ON Havana 2oth utimo. =
She was bound to New York, with or
8 passengers, but put in here for sup
plies. About tine lash July, running
down the coast of Cuba, saw an hermo
pnradite big and Two schooners, Zone
probably the Saucy Jick) supposed to be
American priyateers. Stopped a. Ha:
| wanna or 5 days---durins which time
| the JAMAICA JUNE FLEET, sup
posed To be auou, sixty sail, passed that
port. They mad been dispersed, and ~
or IA sail had arrived uff aud at Havana,
expecting to fall in with the convoy !;
but understanding that the convoy had
| passed with part OF the feet. they pro-
ceeded on their voyage, in very de
fencelcss condition, most ct them being
| Slightly armed and very weakly manned.
l.OF The Florida Shore saw several Of
| these scattered ships {; one OF then had
Seen on shore and had number Of
wreckers around ber.--she then appear
ed lobe a, anchor The ship. Nautilus,
| Nahlen, and John and Alice, Logan.
[ both from this port, had arrived at Saint
[ Jaso de Cuba, and had been sold.
! LISBON. June IS.
| Extract from the Official pesfateh Of
| Es& E4es!lency General Duke de Vfe-
| toria (Weliington dated Fila Die
go, i3th Of June.
!, appears that the allied army passed
the Carbon on the 7th inst.-the enemy
retiring by the WY ct Pissenrga. The
pursuit continurd the 9th, 9th and 10th.
The celebrity Of our marches ON these
DAYS, obliged US TO shorten our march
on the l IN, and halt on the 18th. Not
W tbstanding. the. right preeeeded on
the road to Burgos, under the command
of sir Rowland Hill.
The enemy was found in considerable
force, commanded by gen. Pailey, on the
| heiehts, situated on the left OF Hormoza,
| with his right on the. said position, and
h,s Left at Faense dc Etsfarr,He turned
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From the .Aesu, York Eve fng Feas
kyowus OF a RCPUEIgCAN.

kv0WNis OF Isl fOh~ s>4N'
A pamphlet under this ute 1as
Ietek been rahlisheday VIC, VITAE
Esa. formerly etiitor Of TIE Nationa'
.Eets. printed at Worcester. The
PAN a.,.et Is worthy the perussi OF
pcli,wia,s Of all classes. especially
iaosc y 30 style themselves exriastvr
rcpahii~aus: Had we room We would
pn:,iisn tue whole OF il in our paper,
bu. as We have not our readers musl
be content with o few extracts.
The following is MIR. Whites de-
xri2tion Of jaeobin:
As for th:.t extremely ignorant and
vicious being. emphaticaliy called a
i.caa;n. bis waRtlerings are 10 De
traced not 50 much to tie aaavoiaa-
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Notice.

THE SUBSCRIBERS intending "a
/ remove from thia town in . lew
lays, wishes those persons'he Is ine, ebt-
Cd LOO to call ai.d receive Yttir !nts' and
requsts hi. debtors % pss their re- fsc-
rive -ccounts to Mr.. Wyckoa. v no will
cali On them Tor that purpose
FUNDAMENTALLY. g
Jug ust l.:
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Public Sale.

~ ON SATURDAY. alst irstant,
at half past 10 O'clock, will be soid, on
the several premises,
.ots of Ground,
Situated on the Diagonal street between
West and P.llne sgrstls.-.one on West
n-s K.Re street, aid Que Quarter 1T an
Acre q Ground On the corner Of P nee
and Psi.e streets.
And Immediately after, that large Lot
of Ground, Bake and Dwelling House,
sc. situated on the corner ef Water and
O-onoko Streets,,io Tor many yt1> oecu-
pied BY Mr.. Andrew Jameson. Terms
Of sale &c. will be made known on the
day OF sale.
P. G. Marsteher.
ArrUSt II d.
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al.aXANDnlA.
WEDNESDAY, Augasf IL.
), TO sAEY

TO sAEw
r.. yxRY AGE & Borg or rRs TINE
NJ. YoRM AHO PRSSSTEs.
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TO RENT.

To RENT.
THE STORE lately occupied by
MIR James Ssns,erz On. at the corner Of
King and Fsirfax Streets for the Gro-
Gerry business it Is an excellent stand.
Enquire Of
WV. or J T RAMSAY.
Augu.t tawtf
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Aerlllo Wool.

TOR SALE ABOUT $50 weight Of
l. full blooded MerIno w ool If the
first quality.
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MEDICAL BOOKS
JUST REcEIYED FOE SALE B1 iii.

yUsT REcEIYED FOE SALE 81 JdS.
KE.tyvECY q SON,
Coxcs .hiGel'can Dlspensa,ory
hatcber's new Amerlean 90.
London Practice It PHI sic
Bells tnct0my, Z Vols. ~
Beii's Operative Surgery
.Cooper's Surgery
'-,oopcr's Surgical Dictionary, BY Dor
sey
shomas's Practice Of Phy.ic
Recess Medical Guide
3uchaD's Domestic Medicine
Denm mans Midwifery
hilbert or Intcrmittents
Medical Repository in - vols.
August I'll cost
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= LSO,
Ten MerinO Rams,

Of the true and real int'antado breed, to
be seen at the seat OF Robt. Paiton, Jr.
two miles from .Aiexsndris, on the
Mount Vernon road.
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For Sale or Rent a House

I vi, OdIC OI NCIII d IIOuSC
-ui two acres Of LAND on Water street
The House will bs put III good order
Tor the accommodation Of a gentsel
family.
Robert Patton.
August : cow
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Notice i hereby given to

Notice i hereby given to
the moor women OF the town OF Alexan'
dria' that or application TO the subsc'l-
49, they can be furnished with cotton
~ coin and that liberal price will be
noid for SPINNING the same.
paw fac Robbins.
Hho has for Sale,
Cation suitable !ol making carpets
.r,,n BY the poor of the town, and tn
Hre..ed, of which will be applied 10
their relief
december Is.
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thirty Dollars eeva.d,
1 ~ ENUi.U on tne II Mt OF u:
a Gin ait. Nero S re named
RODERI K,

W. L. = ~ "A
iJnnt q yr3r- It age, Get z or 3
.achcs h;sI is d hkei, ne.,ro with s"a'.
eatur-s and down look, he hos 'oe'.
;averal voyages 10 sea AID FAD or d.
,.il"r> dress f new blue lAck:t an
COWS rs AID took with him severe
,,ner articles Of ciothing-his parent,
We at Sales bury, Somerset QUIT,
Eastern Shore OF Maryland, w':re :;
s possible he IS gone The above re-
ard viii ne pad for experimenting '.nf
r.turnins him tn thi plare with =,
easens6le charges Masters OF vc'
SEES AMI OF crs IRE warnco s.
var o. ing or employing hin IN :
Wv under the sew rest penaltic: CT tn
Lave
William Fowle
J.nuarv ~.
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[Mo. $3.50
iohn Gardner Ladd

iohi, Gardner Ladd
HIS FOX SdLE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
56ls.
West India Rum In puncheoas,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial. Gunpowder, Young Tyson
Skin, ard Hyson Teas of the lat.
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
?wedes Iron assor;cd,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10 BY 9, 9 by IL. and 10 BY u
Bristol Glass, in whole and halt
boxes,
Soap, Candle. and Goldfish in bon.
Figs,es,
..isbuI Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy IN tisrccs
& bbls -r
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par.
ticuIar Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
C:ordage and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper
Nom !, Women'1 and Children's ShoeJ
n::barreIs and boxes,
BOTTLE Corks in bales,
Sole Leather
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
,halk and Plaster of Paris
Also, PLOUGHS of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
October 6
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Valuable Building Lots,
FOR SALE,

OR So Be- LEASED FoRErEk.
TNt.E .ubscriber will sell on liberal
credit or lease on ground rent tore
ever, or for a term Of years, all the va.
lant ground belonging 70 him on Water
street and adjoining the Farmers Bank,
constituting the gsrden the late Cole
Hooc. I, is handsomely aid securely
enclosed on three sides and extends
hail through the square in depth o.
Their vacant Building Lots in different
parts OF the, town. and Grass Lois OF
different sizes in the sor.hern extreni'
ty, may be had ON ground rent, either
Tor a term Of years or forever, on apph'
cation to the subscriber.
J. H. Hooe.
Febsua1s aaSs9
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February !
list Published,

.4rd for Sale by ROBERT GRAY,
The Life and Administration ct the
Righ, Hon. Spencer P4rcevaI-A Detail
OF his Assassination, & Development
of the delicate investigation. Price 81
ALSO,
The Speeches Of. ord E'skine when
at the Bar, on Miscellaneous subjects
Price 81.
AND,
The Absentecs, A Tale, by Miss
E4yeworlh Price ST.
January rs
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. ., .5.,,i LibR \ Ky
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE members OF tie Alexandra
Library COMPANY will please to taxi
n lice, that an Election will be neld at
the Library On Monday the 18th inst
b,,ween the hours OF 8 and p M tor
= President and elevca Directors foi
the ensuing year.
JAMES KENNEDY, sen.
Librarian
February eo''
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SALT AFLOAr.

JACKSON AND RUMNEY,
HAVE FOR SALE.
The CARGO Of the schooner Eliza,
CatfaHn Stodder, from Boston, con-
sisting Of
400 bushels Ground Alum Salt
Is barrels Glauber's Salts
42e bundles Wrapping Paper
80 reams Writing Paper.
IN STORE,
200 bushels fine blown Salt
40 barrels prime Beef and Pork
3 tons Cordage, assorted sizes
IL Trunks Shoes, Ladies s Misses
black and colored Morocco Shoes and
Slippers,
Trunks Mems and Women's fine
Shoes,
Spanish Float Indigo, Balsam Cspevi,
, India Cotlons, Cotton Checks, Cotton
Ticking,
600 Bushels Potatoes
70 Nova Scotia Grindstones,
6 dozen elegant plain and gilt Fam
cy and Bamboo Chairs,
Mahogany Furniture
January 81. dsw
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PUBLISHED (DaH) BIZ sNoWDEN sMs
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1919
Platter Paris. &c.

PLATTER Paris. &c.
The Cargo of the schr. Mary, Capt
MLellan, from Portland, OF
90 tons Plaster P iris
$4,000 feet Merchintablc Lumber
2 hogsheads old 9Th proof Jamaica Rum
For sale by
Lawrason & Fow;e.
Who have also landing from schooner
Sukey and for sale.
60 barrels Tanners Oil.
Drr4rb- Is
rla:StCr arlS, UC.
10 Tons Plaster Paris,
l25 Grindstones, assorted sizes,
20 Barrels Prime Beef,
20 do Prime Pork,
Now landing from Schr. Catherine,
CaptainAIelbrook, from N. York, and for
Sale by
Jackson s. Rumney.
November IA
FOR Bottom.
800 Barrels can be taken on board the
schooner Catharine, Capt Holbrook.
Apply as above.
FILMS.
$4,000 PISTOL FLINTS,
FOR SALE BY
Joseph Mande"i|le.
Corner efKtngg Fairfsr Streets
November IL
For Gale or Hire.
A NEGRO VI ) n, who is . custom.
ed to taking car. of nor es and driv'
dray, he also understands Coarse
Sho IN king and working In gar ca
Apply at tho Off. of the Gazette
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-17
POTOMAC and SHENANDOAH
LOTTERY.


NNHEREAS bouk of Tickets IL
w the Second Class of the Po'o-
mar and Shenandoah Lottery, now draw
ing in Georgetown, containing one hum
dred tickets, numbered from 2leol to
2l7OO, both inclusive, was on Wednes
day the 18th instant, mislaid or surrepti
.iously taken from among the papers OF
the Potomac Company-1 hereby eau
ton all persons from making purchases
,r receiving transfers of any OF the be
fore described tickets, as they are the
property Of The Potomac Company, and
no prizes drawn against any OF their
numbers will be paid
JONAH THOMPSON. Agent
of Potomac aud Shenandoah Lottery
November %.