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IN CEI.AANEnY.
IN amelia County C,ns 9Th My, 1919.
john WHY Coag5pa

IN amelia Count, C,uii, 9Th My, 1919.
john WHY Con5pa
AcfIN5T
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THTih defrsdru: ttlit rot lasrg entered lis ssa
z pesrsnce atG ri,rn recently srco. diit ~ tie
Act o Ascend md ihe rules 0,tiis cur1 md IL
appearing to IRE sntisaeiio Of tie foUi trat D., W
not au iahaiiiart e s Gonn,o reti'i, O., OBJ, ;ubs
iun q the Con flsD-nt. by rs eorrs - IL 10 ofGes
red thai TIE SO deferc9Ht Ctb!s a. .sprttrItto
On the furtl Tlurefay in StttfII ttr uf&i sd ths
forming Tie oestco IN BE rendered. U,s rst u
that cory of ;.is order pc fctN vd ttCfi ~
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Eiehnond o. Pctersitrg tor two uci'bs tuccess We
~, md snd'her ropy USED n tire froff 'ts q NE
ourt-hoase oi this County on t., Successive Coets
days.
ACopJ, TeB;c,
jug 9. rt~p
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q n the sth day q! October next, Will be offered
Tor sale poeickiy ON tse premises, that .aiaa
Tract ofL.I.ND.

IKICV ofL.1.WD,
Situated IN Campbell C-raty Staunton River, the
property Of Fayette Henry, late deed Il common
~ known by toe os the HIPS Creek plantatnn
This tract " supposed TO con, sin upwards OF ONE
THOUSAND ACIES the: Sr. ater part of which
isgcod Tobacco Land. The purchaser will be- re
CURED 70 pay down half the s.nouat Tor which
may he sold and tn pay IN. residue in year
RON that date giving bond and sooa security with
Deed III Trust to answer ihe paw nent thereof.
CHRISTOPHER HUNT, Ex'or.
July 20 2a,p
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&. TERREI IL e. l.. II&LNSCW
WILL op.n SCHOOL again, on Mond F, th.
w 81 81 AagusC--Thcy embr.es this pguitu
hty 10 INFORM their risnds az tic country, Ust the,
are under no Apprehension OF beng disturbed Nv T.
eaemy July II. 4tp
fEfWENTY Boxes Cotton Carols foi sale, by
LSCAhs SlnislS b. GO.
dune 3 "a
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(BY .4UTHORiI'Y.D
s Gil sENaE
. - OF
LITERATURE LOTTERY,

5000 Tickets ass 81 Geo.
STATIONARY FRIES
First 1870 BLANKS, each S c.
First drawn numbhr ON the eth,
10th, il,f, and 9Th dsys. each s. So,
First the 18th, LOCO
First the 18th, I.nt
first on the Goth, IOoM
All prizes subject to a deduction cf rs Ger cent
pay,bie 80 days after tho drawing /, iinshs,.
zoo Tickets to be drawn on each day Ct draw.
ING.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-18

for your salvation, &e.--if you be only
inclined to it, the asruggle will not last
thirty years with Gods help we will
shake off your chains in one year, and
then every one among you may rest
with honsr. Then will your ruined
manufactures again Fl urish your
commerce again find its old channels.
which are now stopped up; your agrl.
culture will recover itself; your sons
will no longer be dragged forth to be
slaughtered; in short, then wi. the pap
py time Of peace be returned, and tor
which your king himself will thank yon
But .whosoever would till then remain
Inactive, him. will not acknowledge Tor
true German. Whoseever is not TOR
liberty is against her Therefore choose!
Accepteither my pstsrnal offer, or meet
nv sword. Join with me to restore
your king and his independence, and.
then may he, if God so plcases, reign
aver you IS years longer 10 peace and
plenty; for dopot believe that wish
to seduce you from him, rather would !
draw the ties between you rnu hii''
which have been broken BY foreign ty-
ranny, sill closet. You shall have a
free King, and be called Tree Saxons. {
" Up! up and arm yourselves were
it even only with sickles and scythes and
cudeels !, Drive the strangers from your
soil !! YOU shall always find me and my
Russians. with the yaliant Prussians,
wherever danger IS most promlnent.----->
Already hasIhe. vengeance OF C'hd ma
infested itself on the ,insoent! Believe
me, we shall conquer The, long tor
bearanee of God is exhausted we shan
conquer speak not this out OF idle
boasting, but in reliance on God and
you, and in the Just and sacred Cause.
{" Given from my head quarters at
Berlin, on the 18th (7sd) March.
(Signed)
Count Y. WITGENSTElN.
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Land tor Sale.

will sell a great bargain in a, small
FARM, containing one hundred ahd
G,r,y acres, lying in the county OF FAIR
fax, adjoining the lands OF the late Dr.
Henry Rose and Mrs CatharineBrown'
bout six miles from the town OF Alex
an aria and the same distance from the
City of Washington and Georgetown
There is on said Farm small Dwell
inr House, Kitchen, SC plenty IL
timb.r for its support. about ten acres
Of excellent m eadow land, and atounds
with good water. Any person wishing
TO purchase will apply to the subscri.
her VINO live, near said Farm, and will
shew the premises ind make known
the terms oi sale.
Joseph Powell.
lime 9 diff
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From the London Courier Of JdhrR 90.
COUNT WiTGEMSTEIN'S AID
nn1,cC ,I,kN -,i,IIE CAyGMS

From the London Courier Of 1hr0 30
COUNT W!TGENsTEIN'S AID
DRESS TO TIE SAXCNS.
+" BRAVE SAM In what manner
IN to address YOU +? AS your eneny
I am not such. You are worthy Ger
mans, and | ara come in the namc OF
ny emperor to release all Germans
from their shameful yoke VIII here
fore, speak to you as your friend hear
me, for mean we'll you.
cit is probable that you are snrprIs-
ed al the sight Ut Russians and srussl-
ans entcrt.g your country IN arms; 1t u
probable that you may be in dread, and
uncertain wha, to do, your king having
f,rsaAen YOU, and ordered you to re-
main quiet. Bat wien house IS on
FIRE, neiehbor mpst not stand ana ask
the owners permission to quench 1t.
Your kings house has long been on
fire, he himself ilies in distress, * dare
not speak so IS his German heart would
assuredly dictate to him For do but
consider! A German king, he who so
long has been forced to give your ensr-
eies and blood to the French, could he
order you to remain quietat a moment
when inactivity is "a crime.
{. The hour has struck that will never
strike a second time, the hour OF derive
re- from foreign yoke And could he
himself require you to stop Eoor cars
For As years past he has stro'e tor your
happiness, your honor, and should ne
now wish for your distress, your DIS
honor ? Impossible .
Has he not himself required you TO
maintain the ancient reno wn OF the Sax
ons? In wi at then did this ancient re-
nown exist? Read in your histories,
there you will find it. There eSls'ea
me before an ambitious emperor OF the
French: beMas called Charlemagne
who was obliged TO carry on war 0, 80
years duration to subdue you lou haa
# that time king called Witsikind; he
did not forsake you in your distress nor
Aid he call TO YOU to keep yourselves
quiet. but he hia'sen ie1
b,oody combat for liberty. Bee, that
wa. your ancient renown, aha by Ida. ! al
YOU must abide A Thousand years are
SINCE aed and, in that Thousand years.
Con Lad never sgtin visited Europe
u;,h snch another sccurge; 1t mas nov
cain appeared, and will you no, hsh'
Ban err as Won then did Wiz.
you lay your backs care ne.a, auo
consider how much easier the s',uss -
is rendered to You now, than II was g
your ancestors laousana a..: years sh, is'
hey stood alo'.e: they @s. a..' Uu ,Is
.ingly to defend themselves against tue
Mighty Charles. .r.ne - . EN-.
oeror with his whole power; the e KING
a5f Prussia, with the whole o. nis aoaos'
aas taken up arms in your a's's'anO'
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/. and for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell
/ Lot Of Land, containing about
Sixty three and an half Acres, adjoin-
ing VIM. n Tcrret's and VIM. S.
Moore's, about four miles from A.
lexandria, with Brick House ON it
and good Orchard with other improves
m.rts-Enquire o. jacob Hoffman,
Ion. Scholfield, or tbs subscriber
Mary Bushby.
Nov ~. law2m.
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,,tg4vtd or Stolen,

From the Subscriber, living at Hay
Market, Prince William County, on
Sunday night the 9th Instant sorrel
HORSE, six years old, about fourteen
and a half hands high, nick'd tail, tho
he does not carry it high ; star 10 his IS
forehead, and snip on his nose; shod all
round PAGES tolerably well, tho most
inclined to trot; draws well In g'g'
and has the mark of a cellar from draw,
lbg. / will be glad Of information OF
said Horse, aud will pay reasonable
expense for securing him SO that get
him again.
John Taylor.
June Is OF
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Robert Gray,
ohtosite The Washington Tavern, King

~
street, .1lcrandriG,
has JUST RxcRixap FOR SALE,
Melish's Travels in the United States
and Upper Canada, illustrated b 3
Maps, asvols. octave bound, IS 50.
Chatt&uriand's Travels in Greece,
Palestine, Egypt and Barbary, vol.
octave bound, 81 Is,
Life and Administrations Of the honor
rable spencer Percev.E
Erskine's speeches on Miscellaneous
subjects at the bar. ~
Consultation o! the United States.
] Grant on Education.
Rejected r addresses.
'F.em's Life of Washington,
Young Mother, Santo Sebsstiano,,
Crabs Taies, Child's Monitor,
Godsmitil's Greece.
American Precepsor,
Columbian Orator,
Rollins Antient History,
Campbell's Rhetoric,
Modern Geography,
History of America,
Walkers Dictionary.
Goldsmith's Geography,
Johnson's Dictionary with Walker
Pronunciation,
Guthrie's Geography, new edition,
Simpsons Euclid,
Cary's Family Pible, assorted,
School bibe., School Testaments,
Pocket Bibles,
Common Prayer Books,
Adgate's; Smiths, Li.tle's and Coles
Music Book,
Webster's, pearce's, Con'ly's and Go.
lumbar Spelling Books,
A large stock of fine Vellum FoolscaP
and Letter Taper
Playing Cards, States, Quilts, Blank
Books. sc &c.
Ledsers, Journals, Cash and Invoice
20 ks, and Blank Books OF every de-
scription Ruled and Bound tc any given
pattern at short motive.
On hand constant supply OF large
Writing Paper, suitable for Record
Books.
knril 70
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-18
From, me NJ Y. Evening POST

IN. tenn Critics.-Thcre IS a passage
in the Presidents message rss eb.,s
The rieht of search, which seems 70 nav. ,S
r nnzz,sd ali bis editorial friends Tar ana
80 h,, po two of them have a'temPs'
ns ~ exnla;n i, on principles SO diane.
tricaily opposite as the sopdoe'o' -. ~ onr
q Shirt Of rs at Washington, aia b bu,
NJ wheaton, late of Rhode lslana, out
:, nre,ent editor of the National n Nv ;
a. ss,p The former gentleman speaking
oss,he passage in question, begins DIS ca
plapations With obserying' nr.nb is
""It is Admitted Chat this paragrapn a, !.
somewhat confused, and wsnf'"s F'ee
sion.'. -.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-18
COTTON CARDS.
Cases Superhie Cotton
CARDS, Just received, and for sale by
Jackson & kumney.
June 10 cost
FOR SALE,
June l6

And possession given ON the first day
of January next,
A Very valuable TRACT o! LAND,
N containing $50 acres, lying Oh the
River Potomac, about tw miles above
the Little Falls, in the county of Fair
fax and state Of Virginia. Also, ano-
Their Tract, called Strawberry V.le, d.
bout three miles from the aboye.meH-
toned, containing six hundred and
twelve acres. Boh Tracts have suf-
Gciency of excellent Wood and Tim.
Der, are well watercd and healthy, PEI
culiarly ad pied to Grass, the soil ma.
turally good, on which from recent ex-
periments Plaster of Paris acts in the
most powerful manner. These Tracts
can be divided into Farms of two 10
three hundred acres each, The hrst
Tract is distant from Georgetown five,
the last nine, and both from Alexsn-
dfia thirteen miles. If the above tracts
BIS sole, personal property attached 70
them to the amount of eight or ten
thousand dollars will be for sale, with
viii, the purchasers of the land may
be accom- modated.
Also for Sale. . valuable Tract Of
Land, about IS miles fromG Georgetown,
containing about 100 acres, near the
mouth of Difficult Run, below the Great
Falls of Potomac, on which is q Mill
Seat, surpassed by few IN Virginia.
from which Flour may be wster borne
to market at the small rate OF one quar-
ter Of dollar per barrel.
The above Tracts will be shewn, and
the terms of sale made known on APP
plication to the subscriber at Strawber-
ny Vale
Richard Bland Lee.
May 81 iawtf
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I -aurcl Grove for Sale.

Ely virtue Of deed OF trust 10 ne,
- from Bushrod Washington, jun.
i will dispose Of the above estate to any
p.rson inclined TO purchase. 1t lies IN
estmoreland county, on the river Po-
tomac, aud is supposed TO contain atoul
500 acres. The soil is rich and well
adapted to the production of corn and
wheat. understand that it is well I'M.
proved by a good Dwelling House,
otaer out houses and orchards.
For terms, apply to the subscriber.
Bush. Washington,
Mount Vernon.
Ndar,h 9 2awtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-18
Melancholy accident.

On Thursday afternoon as Benz. r
Morgan, Esq. was proceeding in his
pleasure boal up the Delaware to his
country seat, she was upsst in squall
OF the glass house, and instantly filed.
The house-keepcr, very respectable
elderly woman. with young lady and
the Black coachman, we're instantly
drowned. NJ. Morgan AVID pump,
maker, chung to he beat, until assistance
reached them from the shore and rescu-
cd them (nearlg exhausted) from the un-
timely fate Of their companions, whose
bodies have not yet been found.
PHIL Gaz.
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THyRspAY. June. II.

Reforted for the Alexandria Gazette. !
THURSDAY. Juse. ".
Mr.. Hopkins presented the petition
of Ralph NJ. Pomcroy, of Buifaioc, N.
York, praying Remuneration for proper
ty DESTROYED by riot of the militia and
volunteers. in November last.
Mr.. Hopkins moved to refer it to a
select committee.
Mr.. Fisk, of New-York, moved that
it lie on tho table, aud that ,hc petitioner
have leave to Withdrew his petition.
A.r. Goldsboruugh and Mr.. Hopkins
opposed this r.oiioa.
air. Bieelow advocated reference of
the pc,itian--he adyeited 70 petition
presented at the last session f,om-cer-
tain citizens Of tia Indiana territory,
rrnying ree'nncration f9r dcptedatiops
committed on their property by some
mounted volunteers from Kentucky,
which was referred - select commit
tee, who made a favorable report on it.
lie ,hcfcfoga hoped this petition would
be treated with like,rcspcct.e
The motion 10 lie on tae'tab's was
neg2tived.
Mr.. Fisk then moved 10 refer it TO the
committee OF claims.
Carried g to 6s.
Mr.. Crawford presented the petition
of the hcifs OF George Bcdihgcr. Re-
terrcd to the co,nmit,ee Of claims.
Mr.. Archer presented the petition of
s,,ndrV inhabitants ct Lancaster and
Cnestcr counties, Penn. and Cecil coun-
" HI,r,land, relative TO Oliver Evans
patent right Referred to the commit
tee Of Commerce AMI manufactures.
Mir. Cneves presented the petition of
Charles Vincent Of South Carolina.
R.,Eerred to the comuittec Of " avs and
Means.
Also the petition Of Henry Brice.
Referred 10 the same committee.
Mr Bell presented the petition OF
Stephen Ganseak and & bison and Jones,
praying COMPENSATION for the tranfpor-
tation of military stores. Referred to
! the committee of Claims.
Res aiutioas asking for Lat6rmation.
The IIcase esunaed the consideration
of the unfinished business ofyesterday
The Resolutions offered by MIR. Webster
on The 10th inst.
A debate cnsucd, which lasted till
near four O'Clock, in which Mr. Oakley
and Mr. CrosveDos Distinguished them
selves, and the House adjourned with
GU! coming 20 decision.
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June Is
ATTENTION {!

The members of the Alexandria ORA
goons are required to parade at the Mar
ket Square on Saturday the 10Th inst at
10 o'clock in the morning, lii complete
uDlform.
By order ofthe Captain,
c. BRONAUGH, Sec'ry.
June II st
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= = IT ID V u u WHEY
Fort Geergc, jane s, 1913.

Fort Georgc, jane s, 1913. :,
Su-I have received 81 express from
the head of the lake this evening, WIKI
intelligence that our tfoaPs, command
I'd by Brisaditr General Chandler,
we're attacked at two %, eek this morn
inr By the whcle OF toe British and IN
dian forces, and by some strange fatality,
though our loss was sma'i (not exceed
inc s.irty) and the onem! comp'c'e!y
routed and. driven from the field, both
Bripa,licr Generals Chand!er and WIN,
der were ,akeo prisoners. Ihey mad
advanced &c ascertain the situation OF
a company of artjllery @ben the attack
commenced. Gen. Vincent is reported
to he among the killed OF the eneFny--
ColonI CLARK was mortal'y wounded x
fell in.s our hands, with 90 prisoners oil
the 10Th British regiment. The whole
loss of the enemy Is two hundred ana
sf,v They sent in flag with request
r. harry the dead. General Lewis, &C
ron,pan;ed BY brigadier General BOYD
ooes on 70 take the command OF the ad'
vanccd troops.
H. DEARBORN.
Hor Gen. .6rmsfrorg,
Secretary Of War.
p s. Iune s--The enemy Ies' n''
passed this piace-two SHIPS anu io"'
schooueis.,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-18

A French chemist has lately astonisb-
cd our sugar.babers by the exhibition OF
new and shortened process fnr refining
sugar. He effects in two or three days
what has usually been performed, by the
ordinary process, only in as many
months; and what's equally important,
he produces the finest sugar from the
present refuse of,he sugar-houses. The
new process does not require the use OF
bullnchs' blood, and other offensive ma
terials, hitherto employed by the sugar.
bakers.
London hafes.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-18

Fntcuied.-On Friday last. Thomas
Burns was executed in this city, pursu-
unt to his sentence, for the murder Of
john L. Concklin--Joseph Moser, the
accomplice Of Burns, who was under
sentence to be executed at the same
time, was respi'cd by his exccliency
the govcrhor--.N. Y tat.
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Found

y IN the street yesterday morning 9
BANK NOTE. The owner may have
the same, by paying fer this advertise
ment, on application at this Office, or to
Il IS. G. B. WESTON.
June II St
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ETEN ION

an' Of The Alexandria Mi
tlase furnished substitutes
An,are hereby notiheA, that
'piaoO vas expressed BY
aeo'al court Of enquiry in
aSlns subject to ordinary
>Such OF them as have
\ gins may, by application
ss cRce, procure others
Saal bond /; a circumstance
heir attentions as, if they
lSqueht muslsrs unarmea,
| ave The means to avoid] a
FL aas respect will be in
N out at voluntary trainings
lSO Companies no, being
g,eahs, as the Circumstance
Il laialshcd ample means to
'.lO'e expected, that the
\ 'ncers of companies will
Ny Busters, avail them
'ppor'uuily which the law
\ Power, of giving the fol.
u Instruction their, time
|fla. COLONEL.
Alex. Hunter,
%h,l r, >. B. ". d. C.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY. June ls.
e TO sHEv

rau VERY AGE & Bon1 OF THE TIME
ais FORM AND PRESSURE"
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rissue " ha
f, that they may od
e''n the eneml; anu
s', ,ascm that their 'nie-
+ '' riil be regarded BY
me The United Sta,e 6;
.. .1 90 who may oOs''.
q ;ssiimical, that .ass s;, ~.
rises the most riso
as consequences a.
''% .I sod treated VIII
~, son which the 'rs "a
.,s,r prisoners in the
'',,a % lastly inspires,
s r. F P. PRESTON
S o. rect mfg con- @ ing
I .p,t .Rock u Bafai0e'
[ro;, 1obioy Nay %. :
o1 y;.nse,s COMPANY OF !
5, dclached = a Lo ,',','
,.onpaoy the eoysFno'
', = Cleveland, have re- :,
= slay at CieYshaa
,.'r with 60 prison
' ''.,,' :, sud so of cl'y's
''',., stated t..st majof
~, .on' simpson Of tie sen,
Witnessed to have . sn
+, lR5.,;>iin1 were certz -
s'I s.Ia in captivity by ne
, treats should be MADE ),
. n,' Col. Elliott ii is
m, ', major Graves
| Va, refused. 10 i.
h." ~. , appointed to s the
H. garrison at Lover Ban
|cT0x cry, June 10.
4, from yl Com Cnoaacey 70
E. Of me Navv me
| DALEY, arrived IN this
| ,sd.,or, S4ckrtt'@ Na'@o''
IN yuas, 1913
/. II. homer TO p~eaen' 70
e. Of lieut. naL>r' TIE
+ taken a; York on 'he
accompanied by TIC
|,eh was huog q ha"an
|, ,rlylys were ,Afen ircn
{, q use b. one If ny 9Th.
I,r,sl to NE. TIE scalp |
|. ,.,,cn,cd to Gen. Dear,
,,leys, s,iR has it in his
/ la send. BY the "a ne gen
/ the British Aags taken at
On the l7;h Of Way.
| bone. 10 be, vrrv respect
ID. most obedient humble
E,AS CHAUNCkY.
gg J0SES,
h. Navy, Washin gton.
ing Is an extract Of a letter
C4;hcsf., Esq. our Consu!
4 the l4,h april, 1918. re-
+..absih City, per the Globe
.B..inore
) BY the Globe privlteer OF
.&s HIS taken six prizes
| ,ht 18th Of March. she
.Alstrine ship If % guns.
md h.st her of-ti;e Bur-
IL S Z distance ) leagues.
sprt into Lisbon TO redt -
scents ONLY $ guns. Shall
D pay tribute u SUCH mis-
h9pe net.
h Inst. she fell in with ano-
brig OF % guns; bat did
isr-Pa,lo Santo bearing
ST. zee II leagues"
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June Is
I. -. SIMMS

xV7ILL continue the practice OF the
w law in the Circuit Court tor the
County Of Alexandra. His Once Is
,bove the Printing-Ofice Of the Alex
,ndria Gazette.
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CONGRESS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
T Rehorted for the Alexandria Gazette. !
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The latter speaking of the same pas
sage observes thus:
sit is true. that this passage, from its
admirable precision, may be deficient in
perspicuity."
These two critics agree with the rest
of tho world, that the meaning of the.
passage is not very easily to be found,
but as they had taken opposite directions
it might have been hoped that they
would not both miss it, though Judging,
from all that has yet appeared, we can
not compliment cutler Oh the success Of,
his search hitherto.
II Musicdl SnuT Boz lit is stated in
the "Ohtario Repository" that at the
capture OF Little York, soi,.icr found
in Che ruins Of The tort. an elegant gold.
sniff box, SO constructed as to contain
an organ that plays six tuHes. II is said
that Gen. Dearborn, probably dee ming
it an admirable compartment to his
stieadid nsititary sur, purchased the box
OF The fortunate soldier at the price OF
Que hundred dollars. The box, il is adj
deJ, belonged to Gen. Sheafe, who gave
tor it originally one hundred guineas.
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Alexandra independent

Blues.
YOU are required to parade at the
market square tomorrow morning. at
10 O'Clock precisely, III complete uni-
form, with knapsacks and rations tor the
day.
By order Of the Captain.
j. P. THOMPSON, Sec'ry.
June Is
Alexandria Artillery Srcys
Will rcco!lect to parade this evening,
at o'clock precisely, on thermal, east
Of Tompkins's spring,
June lS.
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sas trcfosed, but in con-
A' 'rteHsiVe fretQrQtioa in
artari@eat, the Indulgence
es rssiltrJ fully solicited.
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WASHINGTON CITY, June ".
Com Of a ittfer from hi.or General
Drarborn to tie Secretary Of var,
dared