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Dried Apples, sc.

Thmston, SteVens 81 Freeborn,
Have for sale. On Langleys wharf
So bushels Dried Apples
10 hhds. w. l. Rum
so bbls. Naval Stores:
40 tierces Hartford Bottles;
10 bbls. superfne Flour;
150 pairs shoes;
:. Also--a large assortment of Stone Ware, &c.
Newport, Nav 27.
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idence, April %. 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-10

large assortment ,Earthcrn and Stone Ware,
10000 boards, with quantity or Plank, Slim
giles, Lathsj Ciapboards, &C. and ssndry other aui.
cles two numerous to mention.
The above articles are to be sold on the most rca
sonable terms for>cash or approved credit.
March IS. 1878
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Groceries, &c.


E1AS just received, and offers for sale. at No III,
L6ng-wharf, by wholesale and retail, general
assortment of Groceries, Crockery. Glassware. &c.
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Nesv Feather Beds s Feathers.

II I'VE Geese and Fowl FEATHERS
- and Feather Beds, from 90 to IS dollars, kept
eonstAutly for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Charkes-ssrees
Zikersse--an assortment of dArIUQ36ES OF
avery description, constantly kept for sxie above
Newport. March =, 1870.
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I NIlLL be open every Saturday apd oun-
wv day, Al the usual hours, until further
notice. Newport, May ~, lsl3.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-19
FOX SALE.

THE subscriber Offers for sale 1870
i acres of LAND IN the county oil
Fairfax, on the Little River TernPi&e
Road. 4 miles from Alexandris-ahcut
IS acres is standing in wood aud tiHl-
bsr. The Improvements consist OF a
brick house Convenient for private
f.mi;y or tavern, with a kitchen, stable,
&c. and an excellent we'll OF water
This land VIII deserve The attention OF
sDv perAon DESTROYS OF owRing such
property in thc vicinity of Alexandria
III will be sold IN oae lot or divided
10 suit purchasers, asst contains sese-
raj beautiful soises for Summer Resi-
r.ence, having view of the river Poto-
mac and'a part OF the town OF Aiexan-
dria. Plaster and Clover act well on
The soil. lfnot previously disposed OF,
Nil be offered for sale to the highest
bidder, In lo.s) On The premises the
2lst Of October next, on credit OF ~
and Is months fer half the purchase,
the same he;ns secured with interest.
George Summers.
n~toher oE.
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PRUTIFG

xkATL1 H1EcuTHD At THis oIIIct.
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Bank of Potomac,

OcToRRR Sd, 1913.
NOTICES hereby given the Stock.
holders of the Bank OF Potomac, that
an election Will be held al the Court
House Ia the town oil, Alexasdria, for
Twelve Directors for the ensuing year,
on Monday the ist dy of Nov next.
C. PACE, Cashier.
October laW;e
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Fifty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from the subscriber about
three months ago, a very bright MI,
LATTO NEGRO WOMAN, named
Eliza, about sixteen years OF age. Her
complexion Is so much fairer than that
Of Mulattoes generally, that unless she
is very particularly examined, she may
easily pass for white free woman -
There are no marks, that recollect, by
which she can be designated, except that
her harris very black, coarse Slong which
she has generally worn turned up with
a comb. ] have every reason to believe
that she is either in Alexandria or the
City of Washington, where she has hir-
ed herself as a free woman. will give
twenty dollars to any one who viii ap
prehend and secure her in Jail in eithes
Of those places, or any where nearer.-
If she should be as far as fifty mics OIL
I will give the above reward, and all
reasonable charges paid if brought
home.
William Chapman.
Port Tobacco, Sept. 1872 id4w
NJ The Editors Of the Fedora! Re
publican, Georgetown, and United States
Gazette, Philadelphia, are requested to
give this an insertion in their country
papers for fortnight. and send their
accounts to the Editors of the Alexan-
aria Gazette for payment.
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1873.
PUBLIC SALE.

On Tuesday next will be sold at the
Vendue Store,
| Trunk Of black Muslins,
Gloves, Laces, Cotton lYreads, &c.
elegant PIana Forte, and
A quantity of China x Glass Ware.
P. G, Marsteller.
October Is ct
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FOX SALE
FOX oALE
CAUTION.

ChU IOAT.
A LII PERSONS are hereby iorwarned
"A not to trespass upon my ianas'
on enc south side Of Hunting Creek,
by Hunting or otherwise, as have
already suffered much injury in this
way, | am determined to put the law
in force against all offenders.
Robert Patton, ]r.
Spring Bank,
October lI. st.
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100 Dollars Reward.
4 BSL0NDED from this place
N where hs was bound 10 BLACK
smith, NEGRO MAN called
S A III,
abou. - years old, slender and very
black oval lace, scar over one eye.
stands generally with one foot forward
and seem, to drag his iect, having .
very siovenIy walk, notwithstanding Is
very active and healthy, apt to get
drunk and very qnarrclsome he is a
GOOD BLACKSMITH,
and PROBABLY will endeavor to hire as
free man. t;eis we'll known to mos,
Of the Stage drivers, as the man with
whom he lived did all the work for Mr.
Craw!ord's Tavern.
He went away the 5th inst and was
appre hended at MsCoy's, between this
and Baltimore; cut escaped the same
mig t, and has been seen since in the
City Of Washington.
will give thirty dollars If taken 20
miles from home, sixty. il over forty
and under fifty miles, and lodged in a
nv Jail SO that ! get him again or
the above reward il over fifty miles, &
committed to Washington jill.
John 1'hrelkeld.
Georgetown Oct, z. ep6tlaw.
The Subscriber at his Ma
nufartory on Watershed offers for
Sale,
$4,000 pounds white, brown and yell
law Soap. 800 boxes of which, is old
firm and Of superior quality,
9eo boxes mould and dipt Candies
different sizes.
los barrels clear North Carolina
Rosin.
Also,
Be.tPhiladelphia PORTER kALE
in bottles, put up in casks OF 5, =, or,
s dozen, as may suit the purchaser.
VIM. Dunlap.
October IL. law4t.
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NOTICE.

NJ NE.
A PETITION will be presented
~ to the next General Assembly, oil
the Legislature Of Virginia, for ? las
to open road from Norman's Ford, or
the Rappahannock river to the town
Occoquan.
( September IS aw6w,
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Sale by auction.
On Tuesday the 1871 inst. at IL o'clock,
at the AUCTION ROOMS, head Of
Frederick Street Dock, { Baltimore.
80 Hhds foc old, third proof Antigua
RUM,
40 do. first quality retailing MOLAS-
SIS,
80 do. nice N Orleans SUGAR,
40 do. Muscovado do
Cases lstquslity Ben sal INDIGO,
100 Bags prime Green COFFEE,
Pipes Malaga w NE
Vim. Vance, & Co.
AUCTtONEERs.
Oct. Is.
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PUBLIC SAL

BY virtue of a deed Of trust
liam Hodgson to the subs,
secure the payment of q .
from him to the Bank OF Pea
will be sold on Wednesday, the
DAY Of April next, At IL O'CLOCK, q
the premises,
A piece or parcel of Crotna
Situated on the north side Of Primes
street and west side Of Washington
street , fronting on Prince street 81
feet s inches, and extending back and
binding on Washington street 20 teet
7 inches to an alley Is feet wide
The terms of sale will be 200 dollars
in hand, and the residue in 6. y and
IS months, to be SECURED BY nesotia.
bic note. with an approved indorssr.
TIE purchaser to receive his title when
the notes shall have been paid.
ThOS. Swami,
TRUS7EE.
March 10 2awts
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Nm Act ,fr:ng tie salarirs Of c'rfaM CH'
C rs, >fthe Corporation # alexandria
for !he year 1918.

Nm Act fr:ng tie saiarics Of c1rtain CH-
rs, %fthe Corporation af alexandria,
for !he year 1918.
Section !. Be it enacted by the Com
mon Council, of the Town Of Alexan-
dria, in Council assembled that the
Mayor be allowed for his services for the
pre- lent year, The sum If 500 dollars, to
be computed from the first day of his
appointment TO office and that it shall
be his duty to ask and demand Tor every
attestation under the seal OF his Office,
the sum of one dollar, except when such
attestation shall be for the use OF the
Common Council of Alexandria.
Section 9 B. it further enacted, that
the following persons shall have. and re,
ceive as compensation for their re.
spective services for the present year.
the following sums, 10 wit -
The Superintendent of Police, and
Street Commissioner, the sum of five
hundred Dollars.
The Clerk of the Market, two hun
dred and fifty Dollars.
The Clerk of Council and Auditor,
four hundred aud Fifty Dollars.
The Superintendent of the Watch,
three hundred Dollars.
The keeper of the Powder House,
one hundred and fifty Dollars,
Each Watch. Man, two hundred and
twenty Dollars.
Physician of the Poor House, one
hundred anG fifty Dollars,
Which said several sums of Money
ahall be paid quarterly, out OF any Mo-
pey in the T"easurer's hands for gene
raj purposes.
Section 8. And be it farther enacted,
that the laws and orders which may be
passed by the Common Council, shalI
be from time to time published in the
Newspapers of the Town of Alexandra.
and tina, there be allowed to the Editors
of the said papers Seventy Dollars each,
and to the public printer Fifty Dollars,
a. full compensation for the SAID ser'i.
ces for the present year, and also full
compensation for all notices and adver
tisements published by orderof the May.
or or Common Council.
Srction 4. Be it enacted, that this act
be in force from and after the passing
thereof.
HUGH SMITH,
President Of Common Council
| .Attroved-CH. SEE1lS, Mayor.
Sugars, Cotton, Coffee, etc
50 hhd> ! st & 20 quality Muscorad'
20 bbls Sugar
10 bbls loaf and lamp do.
70 bales upland Cotton
eooGihs. whit, and g"een Coffee
| Which with general assortment
Teas, Wines, Liquors and Grocerit
| is offered for sa'e--hv
c.. Griffith.
/ Corner Of King and ROYAL streets
I March eoi2tlawl2w
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NORFOLK, March Is.

Since our last the enemy has taken .
position in Hampton Roads, with tour
ships, three of the line, and one frlgate.
The uppermost ship is opposite TO
Hampton, and the other three about G.
oual distances to Old Point Comfort.
These positions have stopped all COM
munication with the Bay, and render
Except for very small craft) the COM
munication with James River very ma.
zardoss. 1t will be very difficult and
dangerous for the Hampton Mail to pass
in future.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-18

Soo
No. 2. Is statement of s63 applica-
tons made, in the first instance to tho
department OF state, and not before re
ported to the house of representatives,
DOR included iD the returns OF the Anne.
rican agent at London. These are of
course included in some other list OF ap-
plicatIons, About one half Of these are
dated. Like the former, the dates are
principally in sos 4 and S. Of these
ISIS were furnished with projections, l02
without projections, of 30 it is not stated
whether they had or nad not projections,
IS appeared to be British subjects, S
claimed to be Americans without exhl-
biting any proof, had lost their pro.
teciions, had voluntarily enlisted, and
ls were composed Of Swedes, Portu-
guese, Prussians, Dutch and Danes.
(Address TO be continued.
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Unknown in wtat ship Trey are
serving 3
Deserted 8
Applications unanswered So
Refused 70 be discharged.
Because they had no documents liz
Because their documents insufici.,
ent 80
Because British subjects, either
without ar with spurious pro-
tcetions 43
Because sent on board for fnutinous
conduct S
Because released from Z French
prison /
Because exchanged as an English
prisoner of war J
Because they appear not to be A.
mericans )
Because married in G. Britain !
Because they had voluntarily en-
tered So
No reason assigned s
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FOR SALE,

FOX SALE,
Ten moderate terms, and a liberal
I csedit, or exchanged for properly
in Town-The HOUSE and Two Acres
of GROUND Fl on,ing on Centre Street,
adjoining the Lots advertised by Chas.
Lee, Esq and Mr.. Howard's property
situate partls in the Counties Of Alexan-
dria and Fairfax.
John Grid.
March ~ 81
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March IL
" s. DCRRELL.
NOTICE.

VNHF public are informed that Fish
n Wharf will be established on
Jones's Point, for their accommodation
during the season.
Persons wishing to put up Fish will
be accommodated with ground for their
stands gratis.
March II st
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1896.
New DISCOVERY RESPECTING the Variation
Of the Magnetic Needle.
We feel great satisfaction in having
in our power to announce to the public,
that gentleman has discovered the
cause of the variation of magnetic
needle; and that, through his theory,
he has constructed a compass, which
stands invariable due north & south. on
all parts of the globe. The navigator,
by this wonderful discovery, can always
steer true course; and the engineer
or surveyor will always measure cor
rect angles to the true meridian
The inventor has termed it aztmutal
BY being compared with the common
needle, it Indicates the true variation.
What is most extraordinary in it is, that
any quantity of iron. placed at one yard
distance, does not in the least affect It.
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,.torn,ei 4. , .is sss
'a ',I d the whole
b. and @ d a,,s M:
10000, or g, ser Ill,
s ! % 70 fl. t.. The The
lS", a. London On was vas
GU Dn,inss.. To ,. his
p.rt Of the app app''i; Ca.
Y.d in the first :, IN D.
r;;'sin,lIy made at o: o.
s'mitted there I'D
have no evidence
Scsa received by !. a.
! 'i ian,prsssm!'nntl ut. Of f. =.
o,s name is not III
bese lists ..t,.
nsn. of the precise
'.D,, Of which infor'
.;o,d. 1t relates to
.,,ions made al dit
DC oul in this way
): particular tune :;
certain nunber o!
re mentioned a
/, discharged or or
bed, aud the release
.,,;aln reasons Ell,
ed, The aPPlloa-
their names agHln
spdi: may be a third
[c,ed with a number
This course is
Lease is either OBJ
,ion sbandoned On
he application the e
Id thu goes to swell
h. We ind the name
achsd to Nos. 2ss'
n Bond Nos 57S,
Iohu Barlow Nos
l,7s-John Dunn
d, l5S4Athat these
sirl;,idusl, and not
n,ne appears from
ftrent individuals
rrur. A n>,e of DIS
d Sd. &c. is used.
William Browrs so
s,- numbers are at
rE,ilm Brown, and
ne document IN
have / list Of 1855
,rraa5ed. Every
ISIS applications is
rs Ii 20S instanc-
perssn numbered
b more than twice,
'ee times, and two
Id to Eve numbers
bic to ascertain how
b. some of tine lists
s.S without more
b | haye leisure to
some Of them one
nearly or quite one
:, mention is made |
which tae person
70 teiong, and in
sac merely is NO
hoes tie tine of in,- !
cnedr although ire-
p's precision than |
y wear {; and in S44 |
Of the place or par |
: SCiid il which it |
Thing more than one |
mention whatever !
70 TAlcb the parties |
fiOn more than one |
month or year Of !
mentioned, and in |
enc fourth, no,ics |
J. 10 those cases |
mentioned there &C. |
but a few in.,oncea
't been prevented, |
P'lncjple OF the aag ;
F. unier il been a
pie numjcr 544, not |
We're Impressed at |
nped' tie prosecu-
| Including those
4nnel and il several
|" aud harbors, the
10 Of the re mainder
oppressed at London,
s'foOl, and Ct the
e. British European
",ca' BAroad0cs, &
ga Islands, and in o.
nc to two, three, AMI
IA As instances the
hon which the men
Sa'loaed. In some
md iour were taken
r., 1t would have
piece at Information,
'N'', As II is in some
wat proportion Of
Se'e from Ameri.
t;raSh vessels, be-
nc american sailors
IN beard of British
|, were Impressed
| .o' be complained
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i hlty Dollars Reward.
March 10

| TalTidA COuityS Heb'o VV'"sh "e'SS
Hannah. She is about 26 or ~ years
of age, rather above the middle stature,
slender, and very black. Her wool was
cut short on the fore part OF her head,
| and she has lost one 81 her lower fors
teeth. s the res, have loose appearance.
She is an excellent cook, and unders
sands all kinds uf house work. She ran
away first in March 1912, was brought
home, and went again in April, and staid
till Augusta when she was taken up
at the house Of one Thorpe, in Georges
Town, where she passed for free wo'
man, calling herself Mary, and Was Tiers
put in jail-a short time after being
brough: home, she escaped again, and
was for some time after in Alexandria
and it is now supposed she is harbored
by Mr.. Custls's negroes at Arlington,
or is about the City or Navy Yard.
She spent the whole fishing season
last year at somr of the fishing shores,
and will probably Go the same this year
if in this part of the country-When she
was brought home in August she had
the appearance Of expecting an increase
to her family sometime about January,
ard if she has not destroyed 1t, she has
probably young Child now.
l will give Twenty Dollars to any per.
son who will secure her in Jail 50 that
Get her again, & give information either
TO Mr.. John Threlkeld near George
town. or to MIR. " illiam Maznadier in
Alexandra, or thirty dollars if taken al q
greater distance from home than fifty
miles. Ali persons are forwarned hires
ing or harbo,ing said Negro, as the law
will certainly be put in force against
them.
Catharlne Brown,
March l8. sawi.
dissolution of Partnership.
H<HE subscribers have this day dis.
salved their partnership in the
Saddling Business. All persons having
claims against the firm are notified To-
bring in the same for settlement on OF
before the 9th day OF the present month,
and all persons indebted thereto TO male
payment an or before the said day to
William S. Dorrel, who has the settle
ment OF the partnership business.
Patrick King.
VIM. S. Dorrell.
March ID
" S. DCRRELL,
RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
lie in general, that he will continue
TO carry on the business at the NORTH
Corner % King & Washington Streets.
AID solicits a continuance Of their cIs'
tom.
March l8.
NOTICE.
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BOSTON, March 8.
SPRING ROCKETS.

On Saturday afternoon, we understand
Mr.. Beath the inventor OF the spring
Rocket. made trial Of several compost
tions, in the presence of Com. Rodgers
Capt Hull and others, to ascertain the
greatest range his Rockets could be
made to perform, and we are happy to
state, that he succeeded in throwing one
of six pounds weight the great distance
of two thousand yards, which Is hive
hundred yards more than the celebrated
Congreve Rocket of twelve pounds
weight! The cylinders of Beath's Rock
cts are made of Iron, and terminating
at the head with cone twelve inches
in length, which may be charged with
grape, shot, musket balls, or combustl-
bic matter, are capable of doing much
execu,ion-sprin IS also are attached to
them when the object is to fire shipping,
which cannot lail to have the desired et-
feet. We wish him all that patronage
and support from Government which
this invention Justly merits.
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From the Eurotean Magazine, TOR IN!
1896,
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Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of Kise g FabfoT-sfreefs,
OFFERS FOR SALE,

Corner or Mig y <'1",fO~ - 10y
OFFERS FOR SALE,
sr WHOLESALE AND RrqNIL,
] Teas-gunpoSder, i'm
no or cnes'S pcrial, hyson, hyson skin,
80 boxes young hyson * souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds J New Orleans s Muscovado
So bhls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hbds retailing Molasses
pipes, bali pipes and 6 or casks. L
Madeira
pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
g do genuine old Port
a pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Clarct
2 butts, II hale pipes Malaga
spipes, bali pipes AID 20 or. casks
Teneriffe
Is pipes real CosHac Brandy
s5 pipes Gin
20 puncheons West-lndia Rum
IS puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbIs. Peach Brandy
Is do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
8 bids. Cherry Bounce
SO dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
500 10. Bengal Indigo
800 ID. Bright Nader
5000 ID. Goshen & Observation-Disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmess, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepner Almonds, Chocolate, Rice Peas,
Barley. Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaci,i mould and dipped Can
dies, maccauba, rsppec and scctchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt,
Petre, Arnottc. Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gsnpowder, patent Shot, Flmts,
Hairpowder, Siiters, Cigars, Deniiohns,
Wrapping Paper and Twine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, &c.
SC.
". B. so bushels fresh Tcsrranfed
CLOVER SEED.
March 6.
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NETWORK. July 6.

Yesterday arrived at this pert, The
cartel ship. Magnet, Coyerdale, 9
days from Bernardo with 1877 pas.
sengers, being ali American pri.
sorers at Bermuda-Arlons the pas.
sengers!are Captains Brigham. For,
sythe, Exley. Fearing. Dameron,
Atwood, Hart, Socthworth. Sand.
ford and Taylor. The ships Cover.
nor Strong, Emily and EoI'a. from
Virginia, had arrived at Bermuda,
under convoy Of The Fantome. The
Caledonia, from Char!ston. and Eli.
zaheth, from New Orleans. 10th Of
Ncw-York, were still at Bermuda,
and others before reported. On Sa.
turtlay last spoke Swedish sloOp
90 days from Jamaica for Bath !;
that American produce
was plenty on that Island.
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declaration Of the Prince Regent, issuts
the 2lst Of April, 1912. On that pa,.
he has planted himself With violeao.
and in a manner but little becoming S
situation on this floor. ano in lansuss
both Improper aud indecorous, he has ],
vowed, that in that paper is contai1sd,s
express avowal, that !" although Frsr,s
should repeal or modify her decrses, i
as that they shonld cease to violate on
neutral commerce, tie English govern
ment zpouid NOT repeal or modify It's o..
ders in the same manner
fHere NJ. Bib, then 10 the chair, call.
ed Mr.. G. to order; He said it was Dis
orderly toqapply the epithet +" indecs
rous," to any gentleman on thai floor -
Mr.. Calhous then rose end SAID, b,
should say nothing then--but would re-
plvto Mr.. G..
Mr. G.-I have in my opinion describ
ed" the language" Of the hon. geatle
man correctly. have, said M NOR
than understood the hon. gentleman t
admi, in his explanation When called t
order b; gentleman from New jersey
(Mr. Stock,on)-But / bow to the ad
moniiion Of the chair.
Shesch 10 sbr continued.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-10
FOR SALF.

At Four Dollars each, Fifty Ewes,
better wooded than Sheep generally ere
of the common breed. Thew shall have
the season Of two beautiful full-hloodc,!
Meriuo Rams, gratis. Also for sale
$50 lbs. OF Wool, of excellent quality,
at 50 cents per nonnd. Apply to
William Allison,
Woodiawn, near Mount Vernon.
July S If