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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-15

n. tvo men in custody on suspicion
If the murder Of Captain Keith and !.
M. Smith, the commander and chief
n,.ta Of tn, Adventures, South Sea
vhaler, as stated in our paper Of Sa-
turday last, were brought up for re-
examination.
Henry Maids, a boy about Is years
Of age, who was apprentice to Capt
Keith, and on board the Adventurer
at the time, and in consequence OF
whose information the prisoners were
aoprehended was again examined, his
statement was exactly the same as
that originally made by hi" before
Mr.. Evance. On the aight on which
the murders were committed, he was
sleeping in his hammock, near the
captains cabin, who, as well as the
mate were also in bed, boy named
George Rose wa. at the helm, and
either in the first or second watch
he could not say which. he was a"oke
by Rose calling down the ha'chways
in a low voice to the Captain-"Cap-
tain Keith, Captain Keith, something
wrong is going forward on deck j.
the Captain got out Of bed and went
up in his shirt, but returned again
Immediately, and called Mr.. Smith
and they went on deck tesethsr;
soon after he heard Mr.. Smith call
out 90 Lord, 0 Lord !" he was a
harmed, and got out ofhis hammock
and as he was standing, he saw the
prisoner Palm and others thpow Cap.
tain Keith's body overheard, the
Captain made no resistance, and he
supposed he was dead at that time.
Soon after he heard the chief mate
in the water calling out " boat,
boat" in his account Of what fol-
lowed, namely. the administering
the oath of secrecy, the murder OF
the two blacks, the scuttliuS the
ship, and taking to the boats. their
landing on the Guinea coast. and
falling into the hands Of the blacks,
and their subsequent arriyalin Eng
land. be fully coroborated the ac-
count given by Telling. On bis re-
turn to England, he related these
circumstances toa gentleman named
Scrivener. by whom lie was taken
to Unicn Hall. and. in consequence
ofhis deposition. warrants were SSH
ed by Mr.. Evanee for tl:s app"e-
hension Of Palm anil Telling.
Palm, on being qurstio.iel, deciar-
ed he had no knowledge Of the in
tended murder Of Captain Keith. TIL
he was told if he did not agree 10 1t
he wsuId himself be killed. ]; MAS,
therefore, to preserve It's oYn li:s
he had done il. lie bad hal net
stated this before. because he was
reluctant tc brcakhis oath.
.aIr. BIRNIE after advising tho
prisoner 10 be cautions, and aGt s,y
any thing to crimina,e himself, Oh
served, eaousfi had a!roaGy been
stated to warrant his committing
him fully Tor trial. TIE prisoners
were, therefore, fully committed f5r
trial at the next Admiral. sessions
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From the Shortnig MGgc-ine.

From the ShortnS lNGgc-tne.
The subjoined letter from Ghazepore,
gives an account Of an uncommonIy
large Alligator, killed at that place:
"Several large aIlisstors having been
observed for several days, about noon,
trasscmble at particular spot near the
banks of the river, two officers of his
Majesty's 67,h regiment, went out with
determination to shoot one of them,
which they effected with rifle gun
The animal was not Immediately bro't
on shore; he was picked up three
days afterwards. Tie ball had entered
the head, and passed out on line lead.
ing directly under each eye several o.
Their balls had struck him on the body,
but we're thrown off bv the scales, without
penetrating. Upon being measured, be
was found to be twenty nine feet in
length, and seven feet in cireunfe-
renee. The jaws from each orbit
of the eve, to its extremity, neasur-
ed three teet, and contained fftv two
tech in the upper, and forty-eight in the
lower jaw. Af:er separating the inte-
) guments, the knife passed through near.
ly eight inches of solid Fat {; on opening
the stomach, there we're found several
half digested human limbs the heads
oftwo children, and very great number
of small stones which probably had been
swallowed in order to promote digestion.
I was not previously aware that the ma
tives OF Hindoostan, who excluded al.
most all animals from their bill of fare,
would eoudeseend to eat the aesh of
the alligator but the fsc; was ipeon,es-
tibly proves on the present occasion
for ON our Corning away, after dissec-
tion, an immense number Of people
came from the city of Gllazepore and
having cut the remains Of the animal
that We had lett int: small mor.els, the
whole was almost Immediately devoured
BY the crowd, who seemed delighted
with their meal !; the bones were pick
ed, and net particle except the bones
and scales we're left"
LONDON, November II.
MURDER.
lzsUNIsx-HALL.-paln and Telling,
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So''''''9''ed'ioh to-
that pcradventure ,te,f
was required Nigh, ~
nicased BY the Admj,s.1
BOSTON, III
Wilmin ;, ION, h. c, n
Bar Gath u!tino, i. n
Hero, Lord, Of B.,,r 1
the privateer schr oh
ton, on a cruize, whi,S \
days before with the 81
mast. Spoke, Decay
schooner from Harsa. 1
Lett no vessels 81 II Al
day noon. bound over y
came out in COMPANY, n
the schooner lest, IN
Emily, from Alex.rd.
port, sailed the day bt;y
Transport (No. 3lrE
Allison, 80 days from & F
land, with $50 p.isa.I
States regimen, lak.s
Queenston. Col. Su 1
rived in town a fewdof
Resulus pot into III. /
SHOT, in the Gut of C,I
2sh F.; while there, an +
trer made her appe.,I
aud Showed a signal =
Captain and several cf,A
II. NJ. brig lying a, All
her, disguised, when n
they cnquired her dia,s
of the priya!eer answer /
Ut however appeared lh,t
a signal Of distress v,,i
of the captains, which I
gralify) and immediaeh5
board, not knowing VII
kept them a day & a isl!
ed thcni-ths captain ii
obtaining the exact tgI
teer a guns and about I
went ashore, obtained .
addition to his crew, q
men, and the brig nos.
and sailed in compsry !
marque ship to take Ii; \
found her nearly in iEsl
left her. and began III
driven Of three times
and both were finally i
good their retreat taa ]
leaving ,ae Yankee cd
Gus. The uaIae CT IN
net known. she WIS ifsa
TIE above was sstsens f!
taEts # Arrow shot a yer !
tonlshing action, ard sai
as such by the mccr d!
SCH Jacob \ Sos,s
Weymouth, tros E,s }
'i!:l 2 ERGO Of corr, a
acador noon, absu, ,NgE
- Horse Sice. h.rinsi
ie.i ~ c suGdcO gGs' d
ups; Dor ias.aa,apen0.,
8 4 10 tho c,scl'shoro:I
ken II H. aaout Is wav
ran tnc Schooner I.ucS
ta'n ana Cree lis, evruI
,hcu IL d on tf,eir backs
we.. dswn soon alter.
10 privs!cs- sloc
/ >rn Wilmington, n
anti e" I. D!0 ! own @
S"Ee IL c ~: and So
) ch'cner. Oh tI2 pas
c"Iso ; very severe , J.:
." et~"a?, back {. tat
{ ah'T very near St"E =
c"a' eco W. w HMh.s g..
4 o''' '"e " Hts' sap .
Fv"' S'P:G''G z3.n ~
10 .! 20 P'l'a'e er is
Hore, W ID. oprth"sH
Ve'srl III b".!ast, bot :.
specie was 'aHen ous C.
eh0srs'ahG sfc had i1"fl
A snip bound 70 Gao!
leaSy /
we nave seen arc |
'''c q inc ere" o! ne
arrived at o"'.m On | ]
"'' '""' ''eJ '"l
Der capture; ihst hcia1
NicAeTson, "1ich TIE !
tc:eo' was l"s!' as 81
le"N eoh''''rn J ~ = I
s'"@. {" o' INC b"',
'''o'"s '"e'" - w u
$50 so'',a a' nc 'i'I','
W. oo", ''o .'e! WIZ ~
so u"y' 'ihGe, ~ NE
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Land for Sale.

.Hay,Market, Dec. Sill Owl
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that Mr.. Gibson w.,
an affidavit that be- ~
his communication ;, ~
that peradventure ,hs;,
was required Nigh, w. -
nicased BY the Ada.i,,.
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Dc rnSp-ce 6y to;S, esuaI;v en,;,'ed 70 tie
e y arGN a = .ruattiVt g ut.S} DO !, = = he
Saidier who ~.rtae :, Il DIV IN Tx s.ovs
and swamp OF Cans "a. ;.,.d 5eogs i'm tli,iI-
my rains al night, deserve ~ urch cre;.ie
a. the noo,e tar who RIDES O. upon the
incuntdi;t wave" and hear3 the hovhns os
the Ft.issS st-ru The. aSih certainty de.
serve much VI their c0un.rg bu5 whea
then' more are equally pare when ti.eir
ipoyect = the St''e s.aen che sery,cts T.. 90
p@tio'ned eQua.'Y ssTcro -; why sa IL Id
there be- way DISCRIMINATION m lie .rb;.-
Ireling y ny distinction IN tue rewards
that are 3cstow : ~
Que i.cl;siatlVe assemblies seem also 20
ave caught this ps:.iaii,s aud 70 have
viewed tue DEEDS OF our "Oceap s.2rpiSfs''
at'ne az worthy at tacit arpr, b.f iIr -
me last sess.on'o OF the Virginia * :s'ataj'4.
seVe" resolutions rs ssec tb4t body. GOV. IL
,entiuS ~ NE highest tc. ms seven. II Org
YOUNG nidshipmen. who rad particjcat q
N the glory OF our hate naval VICTORIES U-na
directions 20 iile Governor ~ The state TO
p escr} each OF Ihem with copy ofiAr e.
soull"ns passed in his favpur Ind with 40
e,eSInt S" crc, ina, SCI Dgaiic appr.ta-
tol. For Gil. WinEei. sect. tf Sh.ra
V"g' ma. jnstly beast az I; distI gnisl.el
sen AID who has upheld tne character &C
the Old Donri,ion most g!cI;oasly In aireht>
19u'es IL S.lca he mas hten engaged, n0t a
wsES has btrn said. 70 sword. mas ieer,
Toted 70 captain Morgan. who rovcs, him.
seli last winner 10 he The genuine descend
M ~ the i!tustricrs hero os tic Gospens.
NohnE way saii fcr that ySathful leto
Lieut.. Randolph, who, AZ the barele oe
Queen5;own. encircled himself III sucn q
blaze Of glory.
1t any men deserve praise, 10 i, riot due
Z these noble 'cjiows who haze behaved Sc,
well ard injured So much ~ .heir cuur-
try's service If We eet with tliAa fers :.
IS 81 :heir fauit--if there has been any
di'grace, they are free fr ~ H. II ;s.cye il
bl'me any where, let il fa.l upon th,Se who,
deserve it. Let us not confound tne. inno-
cent With the guilty /; and throw cen.are3
upon those no are entitled TO the vsner;i-
ton OF their ccunrys look 20 our vicsorie.
upon land with as much u crest, as q, to
those upor. the @ccan. IN acS f heroistn
upon land is as glorious as ne upon he o.
can And pubic app laase is as iusl, d.,
to enc as the o'her, If cav gaIla.t MD
ShIrsten are entitled to swords ard reso!n-
uous, so are uur L,eutenanis, Cap, ans ard
Co!oneis. They both Gght for her c.nn-
Try. They fre ANNA ed By thc same ele-
vaed feelings. Tiey blsah in the same,
holy cause. ard the need + public prsIs,
and appreciation ought TO ~ the sar
TELL
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OFFICIAL.
.fOYE.NE.s'IS of ,he ENEMY

E.cf'ac u a L .fe. jreM u,n. Ih9n5er
layne 70 fh- Go0eTno:. dafed HeaG guar
dcra .Pitfiams6fog. Juty IL, 1913.
Nothing occurring whist was in Hampton,
calculated Ia induce belief t.st the eneiay ei,,er
Contemplated AN attack, or Ia resume Their 30, M.
eF position and 80, tinuy their dcpre ,atons, have
ss,,d orders disbandns The militia are, ably TO in
ssrncnons Before c'osing,ny communication vita
your eSceNeocy, must be: leave TO mention the
promp' ohediesoe to their count "a c-i which la.
pee" us, lay by the otc and SOLDIERS generally
under my command have Witnessed Wit, heart
'et satisfaction. th tram pa OF Their patriotic z.a
sh" ioTe ct eonntry over private feelings, and the
Blcatf 81 individual sacrifices. have seeU them ex
Rang Easy a"a peaceful liuruiis OF private lie
'o' thr roa9h duties aud harships Of the soldier
Win deyrte III aacsy aud cheer;nlncss surpass.d
bs no tor'orr eSsmp., add have rsrked VITA ti.e
mos sratsiil te.nss III determined iir0ness ana
y solution With whisn the, encountered ,n fstis
an" Oppressive hest OF the alarei, the 2gii, oil
June, 10 meet. IS vas then supposed, invading
toe, ANA defend their rvs rights. Here too
must bs permitted ~ observe. Uiat cannot sp- AZ
IN terms TOO high vi thu asss,snc which have de
'iv"d from the vnun,'ry, srtive and p.tIiote ex-r
trans nj Nr. John inge qlartevnl .ster of the SD
Regiment, who hes witt o"t an appointment per-
formed ~ The mont able and satisfactory lhsi,.yr
s' the duties OF guarter-master to the detaei,
inent
In conclusion permit M tn tender YOU, dir. m,
wsrnest q 'nks tor the polite rHanner ia WHICH ,ay
feeble rSsrtons have b-en acknowledged, and 10 80
SUR yri that oheu,v=r tie 'tust;on of 10Y country
msy require my aid, it shall lie afforded With che err
tviness and slscriiy"
Heaneslay -'fornirg 18th Juiy. 1918
LIST night, ~ lincirrk one Il TIE Iideties orf /,
a letter FROM M'Jor Beverly Robinson. comus,,d
ant 1T Williamsburg, date,i on yesterday from
Which the following IS extract: d
q The enemy have quite Hampton Roads, add
two OF heir venty ours, with eleven otter vessrIs
of various sizes. besides their iaunoSes basse5 and
boats. hare proceeded up ,he Chesapeake. bay -.
Ssme Of them passed the mouth OF York river the
evening before the iAat ~
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Nlr. EEIebsfets. Hc.ol... 60.

Again has die arrow. fal:e.. harmless -
the ground, Messis WEI ttr and Crosve.
nor, and Oakley, and Hanson. and he a.. her
blood hounds OF the party, hn have tried
10 hunt down the pu, lion II Mr. Mad;-
sea are once more baiIie& their honttab!s
pursuit..
lie is pu'gcd of All the irnpu atoms which
Try have cast upon hitn---and N tead ce
brig gu'l'y Of suupre SSins kpoyl- ge os
he t:ei'ch repealing dScrce, g., these ~ IN
wished 81 i'is'nua,, he fac, UT u, at
ne nsver knew Cftlie eXiaterce ha' e.l~e
h''l tae momer' which has CO. o Ing
announced taus.--N n.h,ng " rs supp $50 i :
and The whole transaction. On tn. part Of
ne q. 5. turns o0t to BE- a. pure and as no
n"'sb!c. 80 ais best friends could wish OF his,
worst egemies could fear 70 discover.
There Is onr fsct, besides. in tie Srcre-
Fary OF st It's Report which the Fcderali.ts
will not forgive him fer revealing. that I'll q
= no sort of concert or connection with
ErHnoe in the present waT--that We fqhc
"'th our own arms, IN The defence of cur
own rights, and mean 70 ] them DOWN
without anY consultation with any othe q
power'--t There IS OF wen AIRY temporary
arrangeinent' with Fence, as Esr. Mar
shall once srekc of with G.. Eritail. wv has
falling oil Is ;his 30
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Z, Cpop the s.oeet of prisoner, Ai.nira, Warren
xk.oaL * a one dn.s 70 i,e IN The iSst taken a.
NtpPlni'- ne dveiired ii. srrsnge,renS Z, svu;tcc
al d'ssasson "a trs to..ic ssyRs he had opened
spoud,nce w'tb gen ,bu. nu;ii.us fe
e.d.i It.iat'.e 10 thv Onisers' o-esas- captured
ii itsn'l'tSr he Admiral SAT. tat such articles
i.l been iodD' had bee.. re9tOrci, nd " sntUre,l
tv pap r, Vi Capt. =, yer, which hat b.-i ph,css
~ ths e.rs % Capt Msers of Sufpk, and a,s,:r.''
Mayor Griffith th,the would cr-et Sir SIDNEY iirei4-
With TO eng,rs further, any shoalt, Oe ,sec-tr
| ed, It woa.J be iuaas known on our Icu.ri"--
W. were ,hen ia'oraed we Rght proIc, .whi-t re
immediately tid, reaoalins Norfolk attcg /. y {,
rep"reh 10 cen. lay Tors qagtegJ who uT, ctt the
sdorHes write tor - the Sur seuns RetGT;a, Oh
me Si, we ''sre, ~ IS onsr), again u.et BY the
c-re :" the eemy y des,rcdto aaii OF hear'i he ADD
'is's snip We entGret the ship itI the Cii Ger of
the haige e were received b. :, Captain, VINO
qured If We bah dispatches .u, te Admiral. Beng
iniorn,ed We were the retcr;ns flag, That hsd p'u-
cee,ied 20 Norfolk the day beio.e ti,v Captain ret-
red 70 the cabin, ntii shortly returned with nai-
nation t,atws might proceed when I'lt asctl-
this We hi, and deposited Nlth Doctor Cotton the
medical aad hospital supplies from Noriolk.
Upon cur rese.ug Hampton, q scene cf desoia-
ion ant obstruction presented nse'fhhe lev ini.7-
part5 we tnpnt IA town, seemed not yet 10 have reA
covered rom their asrm-disniay q coi.sterHGt,cr
at on every oouutensuee ke,,orts had reached US
OF the Noi' nee md uDcontrouet iry Of tl.s enemy
alter they had Obtained poss-sslon vi the place; their
conduct IN some cs3es being represented sacl y.
would have d,sgraced the days Nsi.da1g.-tsur
'~''s' "''e fh'ch ea'itSu anu we oecneu IL our
dny 10 pursue the enqry az iar as prsctieab'e, sd
are sorry To say, that trori all TIE information we
could procure from source. too respectable TO per
"iit us to doubt, va compelled to believe that
acts oil violence have been perpetrsted, w.ch have
dstrs ce'i the aye IN whic we live.
The Sex, hitherto guarded by the Soldiers no.
nour escaped rot the rude assault Of superio, force
nos oend disease disarin the foe OF hit ;eroci'y~
The apuogy that these atrocities we're committed
10y the Frcnci, soldiers attached to the British for
SEES, now IN our waters. Appeared 20 ne no iusfcs
''"n al those who e,upoJ Ell them believing a. we
do, ths, officer is, should be, ever rcspoasble
iO' the cunduoY Of the Iroop, under his command.
We have the honor to be,
SIR lOsr Humble Servants,
Signed THOMAS GRIFFIN,
ROBERT LIVELY.
.ifai. S C,rrcbGe!a,
CoIsnn&Rt';, York.
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} Is rrxsNca, ~er. e-.f-en Yrpr

Ey5Sss - r~S1SuHS1 " ErSs-Nas F'rS CTNeN frsci
the lett bank o: the Saate. The towu1 CT Ssui'g
burg. Weisepicis, and Menzs burg occupied D,
the French, and the luretion between the Frrnee
aru,ies OF the Eibe aud the Mnyne 10 for,ned. The
ErSnch garrison OF Thorn In Prassis hao surrande-
FED 10 the isussians"
g .fay ii.-Ihe Emperor has gsircd rcst s,s-
Rsl victory over the PIussian3 and itussiaIs near
lcipsie, and such decides the tate OF tie
campaign. The Public ,uads have risen very rapid.
Iy at Paris; and all kinda OF goods must also rise"
Orders have been received a; the Custom bossc
here Tor the admission oil priZes sent i'm 10y Ameri-
cans. w India and all other produce composing
their csrsoes. except prohibited goods, such I'm.
YGsh manufactures. Se. may be sold without beiug
obliged to export the proceeds. Prohibited goots
viii be stored in entrepot, until exported to the u.
Glatel"
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BosToN, July z.
BRITISH SPECULATION.

Eron, Hahfa.r Peher Vthe 1874 Of Jane
sue r.rfrdct the f9tioviRE:
The Warren brought London papers to
The l2.h a.ld Glasgow to TIE l5,h ct May.
They dohot contain such Details of success
Sea as We have been latterly accustomed 10
but they bring us TO point where the greas.
est difficulties present themselves where
the vic,oriaus Russians having driven the
French aud their allies beyond the Russian
territory. have now to combat all the jra-
4ousies and jarring interests OF Austria Ger
many and Poland. We have seen how III UGH
Honaparte has benefited by this ciashing OF
interests formerly, andsshould he ever ~ ain
&c able 20 assemble an army to cope with
Russia, 10 that Circumstance alcne will he be
tadeofed tor it. The demands of Denmar X
were too exorbitant to be listened to, still
Negotiation is going on--a word that every
Br.tos this side the Atlantic sicksns at the
SOUND CT. r'hich has brought US into straights,
shat have cost us a deiuge of blood to eXtri-
cate US from in Europe, and made US con
teEnptiole in America, Danfzic holds
sltt Thorn has capitnated, and The fate
% Spandau gows doubtful +"
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HAMpTCNit

y any evidence we're wanting of the bruiaI con >
duet Of the British at Hampton, il viii he fond in
ne articles ~hieh wr this day publish Our friend
!: IS msn' Rhose vcracity dsres 20 que tom
Nr' "r'i1n, who has been the Boor o. Cougre SO,
ahu is5ttr'end of The federal st pours forth bis,
honest Indignation the conduct or the enemy
We call upon tie fet'crapnPers 70 lay these facts
before their readers But we call 10 vgin-ihey
wa suppress ih~se srormtss--or END rs they have
begin, lying on 10 the end Of The chs ster.
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Wherever &c iares 20 shov M; ff1cc.

win pr.-, you, se.yes w6stayo: llc nnrncctal
honour that the Eneny has conferred aanr.
y"u. IN selecting yen as The CHI ct cf his
Vengeance Xou ~i.l o,.qeCt Cor time
All ci'i, Pursuits and occupations, & devote
yourselves TO the Rat, a h.,o" ledge o.
Mh.csi tie Enemy he's mo'Ie necessary -
A"u wil, issrn IL command &C o5ep ; snd
with d Hampton" as soar watch word e.
Conquer. p.
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~ OEFLcAak REP0Rr
or the tincd aud wonndc a IN M nj !,

VI me EtHed and wounded in Hampton las ius5
been received and are as follows -
J'ineo h"fson, John Adams, james Rranharn,
Armrger Parsons, Carter i.0neest, 'yyler Croete,'
and John Power, killed ---ISopn;.in Dicssrp,n.
homss Gsrten .'ohn Barr (sightly,) Nathat,
CTpp'eil, Joseph BiRgens Eubt Hajert JOB. Par.
(s.rsr desd,) Carter iIun. fslielhy,) Tioms Par
sons (slishuj,) John Charles 6bil ) Thos Wal
ki"s (sish'J,) Hiehs'd Waugh snd James HolIu.
way, wounded .-Henry Robinson prisoner.
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9" Concurrence oF Jfe7ga The Lonr.
don star OF She 8S6 of Ma. Introduces the J t
Letter Of Mr. Pickering 70 the Ioc0hie orfhe
y. @fnfca wi,h tnis corlplimeu'a-y remark :
We re"r, that untiliys operation is afdcd ~
the .Cfagte,r Roctefs and tie gRn. 1T q
'rW q. 3, It will roc conv nee dc person, TO
wroin 81 Is addressed. IL thcir Joilv."- 1 II
our own Psrts Qs jcaY" that neither ,hS
.eaden nor paper bullets Of SIessts Picker
ing and Co. viii coiyinca the persons TO
Whom they are addressed Of the JoKg Of sups.
porting their rights
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For seY-r.l New ADVERTISEMENT, 80, NJ
krs. page u ,hs paper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-17
10 1854
Z | will sell a negro man
ths' is likely. healthy and young, and
of unexceptionable qualities on Farm:
Bede Clements.
JuIy Il

Negroes for Sale.
I'm Monday the Goth of September
~ next at Fairfax Court, House, will
be exposed to sale for Cash, number Of
NEGROES, amongst whom is Blacks
smith.
BUSH. WASHINGTON,
7rustess
August "a 2awts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-17
FOR SALE,

n TRACT of LIND, lying in the
~ county Of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria, and adjoining the estate OF
Gen. Thomson Mason, containing s44
acres. The soil is good, and very sus,
ceptibIe of improvement by the Clover
and Plaster system. The proximity
of this property to market, and the ia
:ility with which its produce may be
carried (Hunting-Crcek by which 1t is
pounded being navigable almost to the
door) would render 1t extremely vaju-
ale to person disposed to pay sutfi-
lent attention TO its cultivation.
Apply to James H. Fl oe, Esq or to
Francis Adams, jun.
M.v27
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Clover Seed, Salt, &c.
Iohn q, l.ADD

Landing from Schooner Leader,
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt,
A few Tierces fresh red Clover Seed,
5000 lbs. excellent Cheese,
lod bushels Potatoes.
February Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-17
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1873.
LAWRAsON Il FOWLE

LAWRASON Il FOWLE
HAVE FOR SALE
THE Cargo of Schooner Traveller,
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, OF 1000
feet Understandable and clear Lumber.
Also, LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Twine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles.
80 cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners Oil.
February l,
Lawrason & Fowle,
Have Just received-andjo for Sale
22o Boxes fresh
RAISINS.
Nav -
PLOUGHS.
{ HE subscriber has just received
: for sale, number OF she much
admired Connecticut made Plouehs.
Jno G.. Laid.
WHO HAS ALSO FOR SALE.
puncbeons old Jamaica Spirits
8 casks Brandy
10 casks sweet Wine
20 barrels Beef
$50 pieces Russia Sheeting.
july II