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PUBLIC SALE.

UNDER the authority of decree OF
the Circuit Court OF the District OF CO.
lumbia, held at Alexandra, in the case
of John W,thers against Richsr! Lew
is, the subscriber will offer at public
sale on the premises, at 4 O'Clock N.
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, ex
tending from the intersection of the
said streets one hundred feet in front
on Washington street, and seventy one
feet eight inches and an half in from,
on King street, The sale will be made
for cash. {
r. I. Taylor, Comnar.
May - cots
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Lands For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale .
small Farm, containing about 90 acres,
about FIVE miles from Alexandra, OH
theColchester road. adjoining the farms
Of Mr.. Haywood Foote and Mr.. Dem
mis- Johnson, the greater part OF which
is meadow land and the remainder we'll
adapted to clover and ths production
of vegetables, abounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be watered. Also, two hundred
and sixty ono acres OF Land, sll inSwosd
and timber, except about Fifty acres
cleared and uneer good fence, on the
Ravensworth road, about miles from
Alexandris, ard adjoining the lends OF
William Hepburn, Daniel Du'any and
the late Robert Moss, snd about mile
from the first mentioned Farm.
Also. Lot of Land, containing Gle.
ven acres. contiguous to the Town OF
alexandria. sdjoinine me lands oil Beal
How ard and Peter Sheron.
Oh. Simnls.
May % sawsw
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NEWPORT, May II.


Arrived schooner Good-lntent, Ste
rens, SO days from St. Salvador, With
copper, bound to Boston. Left there
schooner Donna Louisa, Stevens of Bos.
ton. for the Cape-de-Verds schooner
Betscv of do. for river Plate. May 8,
lat. 50, Ion, Sc, spoke French ship
from New York for Bordeaux. On
Wednesday night last passed two 74's *
Q figa,es, standing to the S. L.
The Bonnie Cheyenne sailed from
ST.. Salvatore about the 18th February,
with specie, for England.
No certain information had been re-
ceiycd prev,ou to captain Stevens sail
ing, OF the frigate ESSEX, but it was
believed she was in those seas; and a
British vessel from Rio Janeiro arrived
at St Salvatore the day previous to cap
tain SIS sailing, and informed, that the
Essex had been cruising off there. The
Essex watercd at St Salvatore about
the last of November.
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Mr.. SPEAKER CLAY's SPEECH.

The sacred person Of his Majesty
must not be attacked--for the learned
gentlemen on the other side arc quite
familiar with the maxim, that " the king
can do 10 wrong"
Perhaps in no country was the maxim
that f" the king can do no wrong" car
ricd TO such an extent as in ours Men
Of understanding and observation arc
never dcluded by ridiculous play on
words. Whether chief magistrate be
called a Consul, Protector, President
or a King, we find from history he may
become a tyrant, BonapaSte was not
less tyrannical, when he bore the title of
Consul, than since he usurped that of
Emperor. Cromwell was despotic I'D
der the humble appellation Of Protector
And our President we all know is al.
most omnipotent, though his tile be the
model of humility: Even the Repab-
lican, unambitjous MIR. Clay has declared
that kings have been patriots, and blcs-
sings to their pcople-for he proclaims
that " the historic page has transmitted
to postcrity the virtues and glory OF
Henry the Great Of France"
1t has, even been intinated on the
floor of congress, that the expression OF
any doubt concerning the immaculacy
and inSalsibility OF our rulers, will be
punished lii the most prompt ar vigo.
rous manner-not indeed under the re.
guar forms Of law, but by more ener-
getic means-mobs and the bayonets Of
soldicSs, or perhaps the hand of the as
sassin--tor several gentlemen made dark
illusions to means Of constraint, which
none dared to utter.
FAIRFAX.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
+ Reported for the Aierond'ia Gazette.
4 "WEDNESDAY, May %.
Mr.. Goodwin offcl I'd the following ::
Resolved, That the house now proceed
to the appointment of the standing com
mittees pursuant to the rules and orders
Of the house. Adopted.
The house in committee OF the whole
on the state of the union, Mr.. Macon in
the chair The message of the presi.
dent of the United States was taken up,
and on motion Of Mr.. Dawson, disposed
of as fellows:
LIST. Resolved, That so much of the
message OF the President of the United
States as relates to our military estab'
lishnent be referred tn select com.
mittee.
Cd. Resolved, That so. much OF the
said message as relates TO our nava. cs-
tablisunlent be referred to select COM
mittee.
Sd, Resolved, that those parts OF the
said message wblcn relateS 10 our Ic
venue be referred to the committee OF
ways and means.
Mr. Grundy offered the following in
addition:
Resolved, that so much Of the Presi-
dents message as relates 10 the. subject
of foreign affairs be referred to select
committee. Adopted.
Mr.. Clay (Speaker) after calling the
attention of the House to that part OF the
message in which the President notices
the manner in which the war is carried
| ON by the enemy, offered the following
Resolved, that so much of the said
! message as respects the spirit and man
ner in which the war has been waged BY
the enemy, be referred to select COM
mittee. Adopted. S
The committee rose, reported the re-
solutions ard the House concurred.
The two first and two last resolution:
were referred to committees of sever
each.
Mr.. Grosvenor, after few prelimi
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Man Is
For SALE.

\ TRACT of LAND, lying In the
- county of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria, and adjoining the estate OF
Gen Thomson Mason, containing 40
acres. The soil is good, and very sus-
ceptible of improvement by the Clover
and Plaster system. The proximity
of this property to market, and the ia'
ciIity with which Its produce may be
carried { Hunting.Creck by which it IS
bounded being navigable almost to the
doer) would render 1t extremely valu-
able to person dispossa to pay suffi-
cient attention to its cultivation.
Apply to lanes H. Hooe' Esq orto
Francis Adams, Jun.
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For the alexandria Gazette

F0r the .f(eGQRaTIG G0zeEEc.
MEsSns. EDITORS,
From the acquaintance of a few
years with the late Major Amos Stod-
dard, whuse death General Harrison an
nounces in his official letter of 18th inst.
to the Secretary at War; your CORES
pondent feels much regret that he can
speak of but few incidents Of the life of
this valuable member Of society.
Hc settled in Hallowell (Maine) about
the year l7ss, where he resided in the
practice of the law, until the year 90
He was strenuous and able supporter
Of the administrations Of Washington
and Adams; not, however, BY that vain
and windy gasconade $50 fashionable at
the present day. which never fails to be
wanting, when weighed in the balance {:
he always stood ready to defend his po-
sition, whenever the time should come
which "tries men's souls. Accord
ingly in 1899 be received an Artillery
Captains commission. and left Halo
well, with the company which he raised,
for the army, on our frontiers; where be
has remained until his death, which hap.
pened this present May, 1918, by a lock.
Jaw produced by slight wound from a
fragment Of shell which struck him or
the thigh. Major Stoddard died abou'
s4years Of age: he was full six fee
high, his person completely ,unexcep
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This is to give Notice,

That the Subscriber hath obtained
from the Orphans Court Of Charles
Country, Maryland, Letters testam.enta-
w, on the Personal Estate OF THOMAS
ScoTT, late OF said county,, deceased -.
All persons having claims against said
deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same, with the PROPER vouchers
thereof, TO the subscriber, on or before
the 25th day OF November next, or they
nav otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estste.
Given under NY hand this 25th day
OF May, 1918
ARIAN SCOTT, Adm.
May 81 law3t
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Tie day a'.cr Lieut.. Petegrue sailed
for the head of the lake, Com. Chaun-
cey, with the remainder of the feet, sail
cd for Sacket's Harbor.
The return ofthe feet from the har-
boz is daily looked for, with a very res
pectable reinforcement.
TCom. Chauncy, sailed from Sacket's
Harbor on Tuesday last Argus
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! and for Sale.

Land for Sale.
g'HE subscribe wishes to sell 8
/ Lot of Land, containing about
Sixty three and an half Acres, adjoin-
ing VIM. H Terret's and*NVm. S
Monre's, about four miles from A.
!exsndria, with Brick House on it
4ud good Or2hard with other improve
men;s,-Enquire o. Jacob Hoffman,
JON. Scholfiy Id, or the subscrhGc e.,
Mary Bushby.
May II. l2wlm.
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tionable, and his manners, those of the
well bred gentleman. ].
His active genius was by no means
bounded by the legitimase bransi, to
which he had been bred :--he was a
statesman, historian, Poet and soldier, as
well as attorney :--in some of which be
was eminent jim none below mediocri.
ty.
While he was in London, soon after
the American war, on business, he pub
lished book entitled !" The Political
Crisis" which was well received there,
AID gained him just celebrity as an su-
thor.
While a citizen of Hallowell, he was
chosen their representative to the Gene
raj Court at Boston, where he acquitted
himself entirely to the satisfaction of his
constituents. In the army, his creative
fancy Cunable to endure the intervening
leisure attendant on garrison duty has
recently produced work entitled
Sketches, Historical and Descriptive
of Louisiana" This is most interesting
and valuable volume of about 500 pages
Major S,oddard was member of the
Historical Society of New York, and Of
several other honorary societies in the
United States,
For poet, he certainly possessed TWO
Of the most ind spensible requisites -
fancy and Judgment: it is not known,
however, that he ever availed himself of
these rare endowments, further than to
indulge the whim Of the moment. Sc.
veral of his little fugitive vagaries have
been arrested, and set to music, where,
they will live long in the estimation Of
the real amateur. These remarks will
be closed by annSxing few lines Of his,
az" va Wv ~
Hank! some sof, swell pants on the
ey'ning breeze,
The ocean smoothes, and stills the
rustl,ng trees;
IT'S Pindar's harD in more than Py-
THAN stain,
New. strung ,c charm with SONG each
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c.. l Z E..

g HE subscribers expect to have 3
A considerable quantity of ICE SC
spare :, and wishing TO arrange some
,ieGnitive plan for the dispose! Of it
propose 10 furnish thoss who nay want
BY THE SEASON upor terms which viii
DC made known in Subscription PaPe
they intend to circulate in few day,
or upon application to
VIM F. Thornton,
Druggist, Fai.far street, or
Richd. H. Little,
Druggist, King street.
Nav 81 ~
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len Dollars e,cwagd

len Dollars reward
GtTRAYED from shc Subscriber a.
- bout the first of this month, Black
Mare, about fourteen hands high, with q
ridge on one Of he, fore hoois, as tho it
had been originally split, and a small
white spot on her back, occasioned by
the saddle-she has remarkable largs
head and carries it very low-her msno
was cut about Christmas, but bad grswn
very bushy--sbe is very rough gated
and very spiteful.
will give the above reward to any
person that will deliver her to me.
Bede Clements.
Man Is 3t
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Matrass & Paper Hanging.

Matrass & Paper Hanging.
DETER JAMES, Matrass Maker
i and Paper Hanger, from Phlladel-
phia, respectfully informs the public,
that he has commenced the above husis
ness. Those who wish TO favo, him
with their work in his ike, will please
to call,at the Washihgtor Tsvern: and
he assures them he will execute 1t with
neatness and dispatch -
Nav Is ST.
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nary observations, moved to reconsider
the last resolution for the purpose OF
offering an amendment, SO as TO allow
the committee to enquire as we'll into ihc
the cruelty which has been ptactised by
the enemy in the prosecution Of the war,
as also into the humanity which has been
practised by us, for the pGhpose ot iur-
nishing the historian vito the means OF
forming a contrast.
Mr.. Wright opposed reconsidera-
ton. 80 >
The House refused toreconsider ayes
50 noes "a.
The time having arrived for proceed,
ing to the choice ola Chaplain, the Rev.
MIR. Lee, Mr.. Addison, Mr.. NJ Cormick,
Mr.. Breckenridge, and MIR. Brown, were
severally nominated for that place.
Mr.. Goodwin, Mr.. Lewis and Mr..
Fisk were appointed tellers, and on
counting the ballots it appeared that
there were for
Mr.. Lee rs
Mr.. Addison So
Mr.. Mccormick 6
Mr.. Brown l.
MIR. breckenridge IL
Neither of, the gentlemen having q
ms iority of the " ole number, second
ballot vas had, wnen it appeared the
Rev. MIR. Lee was chosen.
Adjourned.
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Will be landed,

VIII he landed,
From, Sch. DeligAt, this day, at R4yne
e Skinxe-'s Wharf and for Sale on q
liberal credit,
Nlnety-one Bales first
quality COTTON fit for retailing.
Also, for Sale,
200 Barrels No J., Shaa, extra size, S
A few Puncheens old Jamsica Rum.
JOHN GRID.
MAY 96 st
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10 HENT.

A VERY. handsome two story Bfick
House on the forth side Of King strsety
ado ming the dwellings e capt. Marh
Bus;s and Mr.. Ytiacas !sinsy. Th6
House IS cotamadions and we'll calcus
lated 10 ACCOMMODATE y gentses family
For ftrtFer particulars enquire 81 elsei
subscriber.
Horace Field.
Nav az go
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IT, KEN [ +,

to AEMi,
ind Pssaessior' giOen immediately,
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre Of ground. at the upper end
at King street. Also, convenient
Dwelling House with two acres OF
ground al the lower end Of Water street.
Apply To
Robert Patton, jr.
.Ianuary'2S
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TO LET.
May %

TO LET.
NY Warehouse at tho cerrer OF Fais-
fax * Queen streets. will be Jet st low
rent. Apply to Mr.. CRAVEN p: THohr.
SON.
CUTHBERT POWELL.
May Is atawim
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i. d, example mp =, Of
/ i%',n sa,.ssr, Of Of
|,.i:.l,r ia E e: ,s,l
, Z: had ee asish
s ,.,,rl TO 10000,
s'.,;a in Germany mn
S 5s.soa The En- en-
o. i'.' Iovar,is
hs.'rH.'' 10
,',tIts.e Russian ,a ar:
,.,rI Cz'rn ri" en-
n s,r,in on The nj l'a
alone of 10000 90.
|. .,1Jr Of Cossac!'s
' 4 :ono regiments
~. = a,a,y a a. Try;
! 81 srcnalicrs and
|, !, j.,s,css aud hea-
o ,.i,,..amp place.
. :, awards the
''' ,.s,Afd hr others
erraI 1'seh'teh-
r+l',i,a $1,000 troops
y. Jara.-The
r.rer of March
=, iram the Gazette
q 4, acc MT Of the
-, Keen his ma
rd toe Freuch i'll
r,f room 10
.trn,,ion which this
r..;oaiGq upon the
I, ~ the American !
tn, successes ct
n make every other
ii,,peratcly; and we
,,l a most serious a.
"A Of tinr, before we
c,ord emioence on
pg waved lnyinclble
car VIZ"
a,rsa-We are M
,lgtO, passenger IN
900 Marines had been
rcah, for Quebec ard
,rer,prised a nurher
usgle to oct upon the
Lines Yeo. The cx.
al, would sill or the
April 5.
,f was tn sail from
reica, OH Friday, with
.i;ou roasr lis COM
b, 81 guns; Diomede,
EomuIus, Sc; Fox,
:rnlel ship, % (; with
5rsrd. Two thousand
gk.j, April s.
J i.r America remains
b. TIE Two battaliUns
S,g,de Of artillery are
de whole wait only the
nl0l
ne ret arrived
h.iEa, arrived in Eng.
A1rL Fears were en-
lad been captured by
: h was said she had
ion ,nd a haIf of dollars.
Elt hy4 called upun mi
distinct answer as 10
n The proclamation Of
NE ". denra cated the
F''a'iou Lo:d Castle
6 p'crlsus knowledge
'5l l5oal 20 be issued
'a'uns'ancss Imply
'ls a',apYrobaiiun,-
s"rInmert 10 be per-
.ay c5ami,n,en. upon
h SANE ume denied
Sf,'iCs las unfortunate
fF''e IN Any matters
's IG,cgest4 ard those
t'@c's-.his would be
aaN into a prison.
,s@ as,ierCagh)
,'.4Hs'ng TO the par.
I''t =, ard not to his
'atlt sho were no,
-
N&'Er's MAIL.
iOaG. ,|oy q.
Sert'n's Harbor.
q, Paragon, Con.Wis-
~ ,''Hyssterday morn
~ L'oF1d with the Al.
H. ! O Saturday. mornins,
~'V" IN arucles are CO.
I Hfg2S--Er'ra
r,'fHu"g, Nay -
VI la'A, the govern
I S'2'k' sc. were de-
puohc stores which
u o' away, shared the
own entirely eyacu-
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Connecticut Senator IF the q. States
TheHon. Chauneey Goodrich, Esq.
having vacated his seat in the senate
of the United States, by the accep.
lance Of the Office of Lient. Govern
or, the Legislature Of Connecticut
have supplied his place by the ap-
pertinent ofthe Hon. David Dagget,
ESQ. a gentleman long distinguished.
both in the senate and at the Bar,
for superior intelligence and accom-
plishments. We congratulate our
country on such an acquisition to hsr
councils. N. Y. e. Posi-.
By accounts from Sackel's Harbor as
late as the l4th, we learn that the fleet
which had returned from York was eX-
pected to sail in day or two on another
expedition:
Ertruct ofa letter from London recfiped
by The Brutns, ARMED at Newbedford.
"POSTSCRIPT-l open this let
ter to inform you that the additional
duty proposed to be laid upon Ame-
rican Cotton has met with the most
decided opposition in the house of
Commons-and there is ever! reason
to think that it will be altogether
abandoned"
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ag #gyS--Fr,ro

"'EIS--ET'ra
~'rnrg, Arau %
q lo'A, the govern
1 S'a'k', SC. were de-
|. pu0hc stores which
IN away, shared the
| s' own entirely eyacu-
f. Nav the militia pri-
- troops embarked
!, ,a''y Tiads, the Reet,
f., 4 Sail, did no, leave
H. 10 he afternoon Of
p'd at FcprM ileCree X
ga and landed the
4 : Puberty. N"e
EGrr. two schooners
\ Iiv"Wnsns pe,ao.,
H.. Picked ?; men under
[;ts,y Morgan of,be s' l9,h
+ I'd tue head Q Lake
/, , s.1s Of seizing a
H., s0res: On their ar
E.slg,u1 public stores guard.
| g. Cellars; the guard t~r re-
k,s men landed : the
f., az az, ~, and the pub vts
Es,a The expedition
% last " ithout loss.
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| AAnr's MAIL,

,|sy2.
Ncts'h's Harbor.
r., PaSagon, Con.W
r'Hyssterclay morn
r. I.'oF1G with the Al.
t. q Sturdy mornins,
|~'l0S IN ARTICLES are CO.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, Gfay IT.
Sc TO sHsy

"To sHEw
chr yKky AeE s BODY oF THE TINE
AIS FORM AND>pRESsuRE."
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MOI ICE.

NOTICE. 5
Brick Pavement.
will contract fer laying about 1000
or 1860 feet sof brick pavement in the
Marke, Square. Proposals IN writing
for executing this work, will be received
at any time previous to the 3otb inst.
JOHN Vaudeville,
Superintendent sf Police.
May IS -
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CONGRESS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TReaorted for the dierGnd'ia Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
INQUIRER OFFICE.
re THE EDITOR OF rae ENQUIRER
SEPTEMBER 81.

SIR,
These are truly extraordinary times.
We are engaged IN war with powerful
foreign nation, and the first object of a mn.
merous Political Party In ms country.
seems to be TO cast odium on every measure
OF The Federal Government & TO overwbeIm
with repr1ach every officer Of that govern
ment who merits Public confidence. Altho'
tnis party cannot ultimately succeed in their
designs it 10 the duty of every man who
~lshes well to the nation, to exert himself in
her cause. If nature and education have
been bountifui to him it bsnoyss him to en-
pioy his,great and incstimgble talents in the
service OF ms Country. It is his duty. bv
his efforts to aliSy the tumu,t OF faction. to
uaTnask the designs Of ambition and expose
20 detestation those unnatural sons of tic
Eepubhc, who are her secret and relentless
foes. He, whose means of acquiring infor.
h'at'on nave been circunscribed and con
scquentty whose means Of being useful are
tl'nlteo' should not despair of rendering val
nabie AID to the cause of liberty and his
Cou"try. He is not testin d to attract ad
mTation by the spiendor If his talents or to
rank with those extraordinary men whose
virtue and wisdom impartial history shall
transmit to rem0test posterity But if love
OF country warns and animates his bosom
and prompts him TO deeds of patriotism, he
Will merit Distinction, than which
none is more honprab'e-Bc his streuo.h
therefore, considerable or inconsiderable. he
rs bound TO apply his shoulder 10 the wheel.
When the United States are involved in
aforeign war, it becomes necessary to call
mo action the energies of the nation-.Tbe
man. VINO does rot strive to bring forth the
Strength, resources and spirit of the nation
VINO contents himself with silently awaiting
tne progress OF events and neither raises hiq
arm nor his voice in his ccnntrv's cause. ;s
ei;her drone in the commonwealth ~.
what IS Infinitely worse, poisonous sernen+
IN her bosom. Let no such man be trusted
In times like these, it is extremely dificplt
TO determine, who is most to be abhorred &,
dreaded, the luke warm Patriot or the wilv
trahoF--tbe doubtful friend or the open foe
lie VINO is not FOR his country is AGAINST
her.
do not, sir, arrogate TO myself an exclu.
aiYe title to patriotism, repubicanisrl, or
purity of political Character nv political
Character is obscure and humble. I may
with much truth say that have none. /
nave kept the " noiscless tenor of nv vyav''
through long life devo,e5 TO private and
domestic concerns. have never been in
puohc LIE or made politics my profession.
before reached manhood became a sol
aier IN the Revolutionary war. We were
then contendlng with nation almost ez
naus'ess IN the means Of carrying on a war.
we were an imam Hatiou---.I he war Of the
heVoluu0n was a war OF necessity Ike the
present we fought for principle then. as
we do now we claimed an eysrrrtiop e,o,,
Parliamentary taXa'ioD--We risked everv
thing dear TO us--Jhrclch tic aid of divine
grovidsace aud b. raeaps OK or e,yr csnr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
sEPrEMBrR 18th, 1913.

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