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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-24
WILLIAM OXN ARD,

WILLIAM OXNARD,
No S, Nifty r TO AfiiHsa,e.
A GENT for the I'M thfela Cotton Manu-.
"A Iacto y Rhode iilidd has received an ad
dliona iupply of american maau, a6tured
gods which will ue io.d At the lowell Factory
prices = d are warranted to be equal to any
maui tdctu'ei in the United STATES.
Single Yarn for Warp, and Filing,
Servings all numbers aud colours,
7sa4 oh,ra,ngs,
44& - skeetings,
Ginghsm,. grea variety.
sirIpe', ChecAs, Chambrays,
Bed fick,ngs, &c sc
ho.H2, 3m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-24
Samuel Baker.

LAS for fac, near has dwelling houfe, in
II Felera, free', oppo6,e Majsn u Me,dy.
fsnre guan,y OF LUMbtR OF the o.ow
u deicnpton Clear, MerehanlaSle, Rsfuie,
aud Lab 30 AaDS-fmber and lola, OF all
hzes--oh,ngies and Capboards
ALSO,
90 Cedar Potts.
All which he VIII felI by the i'm ,llea guam
TRY. 10 lu,t IA chaers
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20

such an irameusc bciy of men. Thgdif.eulsy is
nov ever He 10 an the trist Of tbe magazines of
the ene,ny--he 10 IN The midst ol \ country uHcx-
hause,,hy the rsvage, the waste, and the eunaamp-
iiun Ut armies. ] his is very inain eorsiierston
With r.speet To the question Of the actual strength
aud efieshy oi te Russian Armies, snd whether
thsir e1ndIiion be such as 20 cuable them to adj
,auee.
It IS anoIter S,ost ipportau. point that the iu-
hsoi'sts Of tue countries into vNioh ,hey have pas
red, aud indeed upitersai'y, all the people a The
eonunent, are Friendly 70 tide Russians, and moat
decided we'll vishets, If not actual auxiliaries ~
t,ois cause. The piussish people seem TO .,ave
TIC same feeling X The same sentiments with the'
army Fhe-pr0Cipal use oi tis general favor 90
the Ruas'sns Is ia the increased facility IL Affords
t.m with poet 10 the supply of THEN miss and
stu more that it cuts oil so macy ormer resources
OF tie enemy
But ,hou:h the present power OF France be ,,us
iinmble', AMI though the cireumsIsnces of tie En-
Iieror alexander be so much itSproyed, We must
be careful not to prepare ppointlnents tor ir
eeives by expectimg in,gossibihties-
EhesEtapctor Aexs06cr, hayiag gone in person
to Wina. val duuhtless employ las residence IN that
atty IN conforming AMI establishing the points which
he has netualiy gsined-.ie cru',oI 40 better than
10 endearor 20 eonciiate the Poles, aud for this pu
pose there s Que ready way--that OF restoring
ther iRderendent Government under Russian pro-
teebop. There never WAS Gin the late acts OF
osnapsrte) more base Invasion indepen-
dence, than What was accomplished 10y the nnion or
Ruslra, Prussia and Russia, i; the partition oi the
Kingdom OF bO!aLd knd Russia never expect
the good wishes the hearty concurrence, or even
the quiet forg.yeressof the ioSr, till she diyests
herself ot what she violently robbed them. The
conduct Of Russis 70 Poland vas exset parallel
with that OF Bouaparte to Spain and bat effect
can b expected from the ulanfe.toss of the Emper
or Alexander in Poland against the unrroyoked
hilton OF NepoIeqn, what the Poles, in, their own
dismeubered territory, can thus reply 80 Russia
and the Emperar--" Look at your o-sn .,aets--
niok st thespoii of Our mother the Empress CATH
:fine, whu interpreting herself as ariuess in ou,.
dnmes'S quartes. Finished the dispute BY combining
with TIVE neisat0uiing Sovereigus, and dividing
country amongst then aud Russia"
We must express our warmest wishes, therefore,
that the Emperor Alexander viii not leave wilma
MI he las restored the Independence of Poland, q
more partieularl, encouraged the rising spirit in the
'russi'n- aud Gernan Stetes, who already wes-
" OF The reelected spendor of belonging 20 the
French Great Monarchy, and who re,aenber vi,ii
anxious regret the niider dominion of the House Of
Aas;ria. uH'ler which she German lesgue originally
ro,e, and under which it aoeriahed tor so many
eentuiies--Ihe Confederation of the Rhine is en-
'ire'y aew name, sud therefore Is ressr ed with
those Feelings which belong 60 novelties, after their
variety has been experienced.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
Frcm the .Eutional fdU9cafe.
RIISSIAE ME.NTATI(lN-

Such uncquiyocei proof has 'jeen afford I'd
BY the administration of their love of peace
in accepting t1is overture, that the factions
writers are puzzied co know now TO treat
It. At one time, they aledged that the
mediation had been promptly rejected by
the President. ~ another, that the admi-
nistration were tired of tive war, AID had
sent the Secretary ofthe. Russian legation 10
Solicit IN arm.stice Of -1e BRITISH al niral--
again, that tie mediation was accepted
but for a dslu9fc purpose. At last, Obliged
TO admit the fact thSa negotiations are 20 be
entered upon iG consequence OF this media
he Evening Post, Ks whether" i
British ambassador Wi ever constnt to
treat vith a FreaChmRn as to the terms OF
3 peace bet Wten Great Britain and the u
Statesi" What! is it come to this that
the par sites q the enemy the pande's OF
his vices, tue ap9loglsts OF his crimes, are
thus openly TO insu the country, and sug
rest to is insO9eut fae. that 1t viii hot con.
sst with his dignity 20 treat with the mi
nistcf wc think proper 90 send forthat pur-
poses BE It known, that Mr. GALLAT1N
was bafn in the Republic OF Geneva, whose
Independence was destroyed by the arts
and arms of he od dssp atsm Of France. 49,
He vas nurtuied in republican principles,
and the dissentions of his native country
compelled him to leave j.. lie is an Atne-
rican by the same rule dat ALExANDER
-IiAMItroH was oae--and eqGdliy eligible
ac-ordiag 70 the constitution to die highest
Offices ia the GIT Of the government and
people.
But II such an interrogatory as that p
3oye qeOted nay well move our indigjso IL
on-whst are sc TO think Of snch assertions
rs the followirg - fine only question AT
issue, and Cor Which alanc the war is cont
mied, r., whetscc Great Eri,aja viii insist
upon thc rigllt Of taking iieT own subieg'
vhea found OH board cur merchant vessc (.
on Tie higb seas. or whester she viii con-
sent bat our Gag shall protect all tlat s4h
under &C.. AMI tnustr.nsPoyt, If we please.
109 GJ0 l'reuch soldiers INTO cay pafi Of tue
Brilis1 demdmnnst for, tn tnis length c&-
tclds tnt d0cn}ae maigsaihed by Mr. Ma.
dis30. Yes ! nHders cod I'n authDri y J
nn no, 81 merry TO Quart, taat Mr. 3Iddi
ron has Criaefafciv "ec .areG, ihat hs wiz
fever make puas2 vi C~eat Brts,g, 50
l,ng az SIZE ciaios tlc f1gt .. search c6
board meechont ccsscIF i1s her 0vu efia
.iccts Now thib beng isc dec'C.ac a.sl.
med eid to BE- nan,muci q; Wash ,rtop,
IS Is slreiy work ci mosi fidic llnus sope-
reroEatioD 20 send e,iiatn az i've way O.
b lsstt olaaEs O. treaty WhUa E1e'a.l
tsnls u5 U5ef size trea0y 90 comWj sgi
g. e 70 wal tie6 81 tine enc1gh So et8t
Cs g IL rtnc9mt5 ~ represent tie CoIrt G..
NI,Sinrtop 4t tae ceramu1y"
now III caly rcason ~. a-sC ior do1b..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
March ed,
n pROpOsALS bv 8rn;a,n;n Yasner "a y,,u,,

PROPOSALS. by 8eniafain Tasaer e. James
= ,fsgster. for pnbei,ing by sul soription, II
t'RIW1. representing the engagement between
the American F,igate United States Comiuodore
Decatur, ahd the British rri.ate macedonian, Cap
taiif C"rden--FroSI orisinal Picture by Mr Tho
mas Birch, Fellow of the Soeety OF Artists of the
United States ard Pennsy 'vauia Acsiemician--fion
detels OF the action eiven,ts Commodore Decatur
CONDITIONS.
The proposed print shall he engraved in the best
style, - . Tanner, Fellow of the Society Of Artists
OF the U1ited States.
The Plate shall be twenty.eisht by twenty-five in
chez. -
Price 60 subscribers will he seven dollar, fry
cents, pain. and ten dollars cnIoured.
The additional price for framing and glazing. in n
handsome style, will he fourteen dollars.
10 non-suhsnrbers the price viii be eight dollars
ATTY cents, plain, and elesehtloars colouied
The publishers Respectfully assure the public. that
thev VIII spare no expense 20 rssSe the work worthy
OF their attention. Mos probabie The print viii be
ready for delivery early in the ens;;ng spring.
The above engraving vii! be cca.psnion to the
print of the engagement between the Constitution
and Sperriere. now publishing by james Webster,
IT The copy right secured. e44<
February 10 fawsm =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20

Esf Virtue o, a Deed of Trust executed to rue by
4 , Thompson fowikes Tor the purpose of seeusing
Of the payiuent ct a certain OF mone, therein
expressed due 10 Elizabeth 2. kenncn. executrix of
Richard Kennon dec'd.It being The balance f a
Decree oh.s;ned by sail exesrtriN in the CSencery
District Court OF Richmond against the said 'Ehomp.
son Fowikes * Christopher McConniso, executors
10 Mathew Manab,e des'd VIII he sold to Tie
highest bidder for ready money on the premises on
the 25rh day o,June next, the tract of land on which
the said Fowlkes resides, contsining AGE acres
yint. ~ the county OF Meetenhurg ON both side,
Otter Greek and adjoning the Pinney wood lands .
the said land is well adapted 10 the culture of COZ
wheat aud Tohaccs. u
JOHN G. BAPTIST, Truste
ea'ch 2Ld' Srt2pb
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
TEACHHR NNAN1Rn

a MAN who understands Latin, Greek. and En-.
- glsh correctly, is wanted to teach i. n Family.
IN the country from this time until 10th Dec next,
and IL agreeable would be continued tour or 6ys
yearS, wages would he liberal il would re well 20
make ims ediate application to Mr.. Johp Wood of
the Petersburg Academy. Good Recommendation
viii BE required.
March Is. wewn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
AN ACT.

Altering the time for holding the district court in
the district of NJ aine.
Be Il enacted BIZ the Senate and House of Re.
9resenfatges of the United States Of .9aperica in
Congress .9sSenbied, That the session of the dis.
trist eodr ior hs district of Maine by law appoint
Ell 10 Be holden at Wiscasset on the first
Tuos'isy in March, shall, from and after the frs,
day O. Aptil Hexs, be holden at Wscssset on the
iss. Tuesday Of February, annually. any law to the
contrary notwithstanding.
S sned as above.
Marc, 8, 1915
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
AN ACT,
For the relief Of che Bible society of Philadel-

For the relief OF che Bible society Of Philadel-
plia.
BE IL enacted by The. Senate and Louse Of he.
ltesebiGiyss Of ~ Uaifea States ef .fDlerica i,
Co,grsss .Rssenibled, That the duties arising and
due TO tl,c United states upon certain stereotype
plates imported daring the last year into the port
oi Philadelphia, board The ship Brilliant 10y the
Bible socie'y of Philadelphia, for The purposc o
printing editions ofthe holy bible be, and tie same
hereby reunited, on behalf Of the URteJ States
to the said society; and any bond or security Civ
en- for theseeuring OF the payment OF the said du.
tics shall be cancelled.
Signed above.
Feb. 2, 1918.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
TiceptY Collars Resvayd.
z 2 An AWAY from ti,s Subscriber On Friday the
n :, Goth ulSs Neg man named
GEOfiGE.

Twenty seven or sishc years old, to,erab,y black.
sou. Srs we'll maize, wiz " eigh one hundred and
eighty ur NINETY has some snail marks on bis face
hHs.uue particular msrk en- Que OF his launches
that is very large scar, that shows plain marks OF
the stitches ,g,t sewed uup. he had ON when Ike
absconded. rsir at veiiet o. negro cotton panta-
locus; vastcor, and ec3y were twiiied plains OF
coating, also cotton waistcosts. lie is about
five fee, nine or ten iiehes high he has very large
feet, srd hod on rery brd pair ofsioes. He is
supposed to have geue down James River towards
.RichmoGd in some bsat, Any person who will
return sail negro eonine him in any Jail, so that
get him, shall rec the above reward with rea-
sousbe charges.
JOSEPH GLASGOW.
Rockbrdse County, Virginia, April 9: w3wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
LAND FON SAIE

"a Z r1rf
vs. LLbe offered to the highest bidder, on Mon
day the Sd day of May nsxt flair, jr NOT the
pex' s9iE day, 1000 acres Of lai,ds the south
sue OF jjsn river about ten miles above ShiDeiths
'Srrys on Roanoke. The proportion oil low grounds
steied to,s land, is about is of the whole guam
tlty, aud inferior 90 none on Roanoke Or either of
us branches Ii is equally divided into two lsaets
by small piece, which eiges iato G, river am
authorised by its owner "a say, ~ may be purchased
al fair IT, .tsi@.4i generate very GOOD
and all wen timbeIed. On the upper tract is = We
ry compleat gIist mill which, would Inanufscure 81
crop OF several thousand Bushels OF ,yl,eat with con-
Vehience to its owner. should prefer selling it pri-
Vatey with the Negroes, stock, sc and Immediate
possession gwen with tie growing crop The terms
oil sale wlii be -four equal ANNUAL instruments.
On this lana are three dwelling houses, three graz
nsries, and every other necessary houne for the
accommodation OF family SS the security of a cror
nh"vin dispose of this property privately the pub
hc "ii' receive timely notice of it through tie En-
quirer. '-N'
M, ROBERT NELSON.
"A HE Subscriber has just received and for sale
a at ms Tea, Glass and China Store first loos,
sbsve The Eagle Tavern, Eichmend, choice selec-
iion Of fresh Teas, viz:
81 Chests superior quality Gun powder
100 ''eadep cases Of do. containing SID. each,
Cteests Young Ilyson,
3 Do. Souchong.
= Boxes China Coffee Cups and ssucers 200 pair
10 Do. Tee. Do enc
each f
10 Do each containing sc. Of 40 pieces,
4,oO0lb. Goshen Cheese,
20 Boxes Pine apple Do.
constant supply of T. FF. & IF. Gun Powder
February 10. og.c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
Lands far She.
February 10.

4 N Obedience to decree of the superior court OF
1 Chaneery for the Richmond dstciot pronounced
on the 9Th day Of June 1912, in suit between John
l.. Harris aud company plaintiffs. and the admins
traitors and heirs of Robert II. Woodson decd, 4 .
iexander Fowler, James Tucker, and VIM. VIII
bourne defendants. We the undersigned commissions
ers by said decree appointed for hat purpose win
proceed at Gooeh'aud Court Honss on the 18th dav
N May next being Goocbiand Court day to sell 10
lhe highest bidder for ready mosey, Subject TO he
-dower'nf Maria v Woodsnn, wdew OF sid Robert
III Woodson, deed ] ore tract Of land lying on nt,le
creek IN Gooehiand County, said TO contain FIVE
hIu,hed aud seventy iiree acres, whcre0n the said
Robert ". Nordson died aud one other tract
lying James River in said coOnty, said 10 CON
tain fifty acres, or so much thereof IS will be ne
e,sary TO pay to the said John l.. Harris * co. the
slim OF three hundred and ninety pounds four
teen sllngs and SIX pence with Interest at he rate
% six per ceNtum per annum on three hundred anil
ff,y five pounds three qhlings and one penny, part
thereof from tie 18th day of June $40 iili paid
one hundred and seven dollars and ninety FIVE
cents costs Of Suit, and the costs ATTENDING. saia
sale.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
JAMES MADISON.
RESOLUTION.

II = - = = z Z wv.
Requesting the President Of the United States to
and the officers Of the friyate Constitution.
Rfsoited bu the Senate and Hons-
" Rcfircssnta ofthe United Stars Of
HmeTic1 in Congress assembled, That the
President fthe u. States be and he is hereby re-
Queated 20 present to Capt. VIM Beinbridee, OF the
frieate Constitution, gold medal, with suitable en-
blcins and devices, aud silver medal with suitable
enblei1s and devices, to e9ch commissioned officer
OF tue said hrisate, IN testimony Of the high nse
Pntertahed BY congress, OF the gallantry sood con-
duet and services OF captain Bainbrdge, his officers
and crew n The capture Of the British flieate Java
stter g brave and skiliul combat.
Signed - above.
March g. 1873.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
LlgND and .vEGROES ron S.q1E

Ll.gND and w @ ROE S ron S.qLE
Puryuart to u deed of trust from Alexander
ilthgou 90 Charles Tyler aud Aiexander Lithgcu,
jim vii be sold a. pabne auction on MONDAY the
i5th DAY OK May nest, at Tie Court House in
DuIniiics,
A TRACT OF LAND,
consisting sbout 500 acres, lying within three
.uiics al DnuGt"r p r. 'reH cred and veil tint
bersd lthgs GA il gool Dt,etiiag sd ogt.h5u.
ses--and 10 land of sool gUslity. Che tile is u-
dsyutahis. Is aill b. s1s nn a crcdicof tgc years
aod VEL be bid of into lots, 70 suit ,,,ooe lie
i>sod purchase. bond ond. good aeoi-ty w
b. rfqiirea ~ che p0ro.,asrs, aus deed Of trust
upp., .h' t.al g. fI''hsr sec.,ritT.
40 So ss.ae t,,ae a,d place eili be s0d psrcci
ofE@cy zero 5, sgsn .eraait Of Twelve
rionth.
PdIfiF Et.RfsON,
.gstaysepn fac, f. CAaflst Tyisr, s.
n. LndSss.
Dsmh.s', March IL. wss
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT.


To alter the times OF holding the district court in
The respective dstriets OF n. York and NIassaehu-
setts.
BE it enacted 6y the Senate and House
otitefrcsenfatiues Of the United 8tafes of
America fn Congress o$eembked, That IN
stead of the srst Tuestlsys Of april and October,
the district court for the district OF New York di-
reeted by law to he holden in Utios, shall be hoI.
den On the second Tuesday o: May, aud the fourth
Tuesday o5 September yearly.
See Ind be it further enacted, That all act ns
suits, process and proceedings commenced or ia
be commenced, now pending in said dslr Z
court, and liable to be discontinued, suffer prejn-
dice from the foregoing alterations, ssy be refur-
ned 10 and shall be continued 10 the district court
to be holden in pursuance OF this act, in such man
ner - uiat the shsi suffer 10 dscontinu-
anee or pyejudiee by virtue Of chs act.
Sec. ,. .ts7f BE- II fEeker en7c.ef, That the reg
peetve terms of the distriet OF Msssschnsett
district. which are required by law 10 be hold
en- at Salem, within said district, sls hereafter be
holden - Boston, within said district, st The res
peetige ti1neg p,ssct6e, Il by law snd that an
v'i'its agd prGeeseH Of whatsolver nature or KIND
that have heep ray b issued end made retrirna-
Bic - the sa; court st Salem, shall he returnabls
and reurDed 10 the said court at Boston, any thing
in ANY former law to the contrary notwithstand.
ing.
FL CLAY,
# fs Ts1,,gs E
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20

Ee$e1IerS.
ASSERTED from tie encouragement Of the f,e,,.
~ era. Rendezvous ut I2iehmond on the I'm inss
Tue in,leW.ng members OF the troop of Cavalry de.
Path OF March last. TO u.t--Pster St,at,cn IoI,as
lrcwn, Jesse Rowton, David Rovton. Anderson
Woo!dr,,g &c, John Hpld,erlou, SHm 4. Cmlders,
Dame! Wooldriilee, ,'ou Jlfrsties son er Ja,-es-
WIN. Cko0spi Abraham Ra wton, i,elJ. hdeook'
David hnwton, John Cssnn, Eotwc.i Gannawav,
In Conformity to and with the advice sf he eS-
Gers COMPOSING the detachment under my eosarasus,
A7pelGy fDe Dollars
Reward fce experimenting and delivering each md
ever ~ the ADORE named dcsertera TO the co.,san,
ding officer ut hishmond.
April IS. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20

MESSRS. W.,2SELL & NgpSES
a NNOUNCE to the public that LooiL tt.fasc4
IN Fellow Of the Society OF Artists ol tie Dated
States, has engaged to eisave the pIa.c rees .ss-
ms pe'er Frsasaeos gallant acuun with hi3e of
Tnr!ton's Cavalry.
March Sc. ,,ts,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
IN. CIhY.

SpsGFer IF tie Hopse qt REPRESENTATIVES.
Wn. I'll. CltA WORD,
President 9fthe Senate pro sesnpo,e.
March S, 1913.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-10
PUBLIC SALE.

NN Monday the soth day of August
" next, il fair, if not the next fair
day, will be sold to the highest bidder,
on credit of 8 months at Fox's Mill
all the estate of Ann Fox, deceased, con.
sisting of a number of Virginia born
Slaves, three Stills, Stock of different
kinds, and ether articles toe tedious 10
mention.
MORRlSS FOX, Executor,
Fairfax, July 81 7awts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-10
FOR SALE,

FON DALE,
4 TRACT of LAND. lying in the
- county Of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria, and adjoining the estate o!
zen Thomson Mason, containing ~
acres. The soiI is good and very sus
ceptible of improvement by the Clover
md Plaster system. The proximity
OF this property to market. and the fa-
cility with which its produce may be
carried (Hunting-Creek by which il is
bounded being navigable almost. to the
door) would render it extremely valu'
able to person disposed to pay suffi-
Gent attention to its cultivation.
Apply to James H. Hooe. Esq. or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
MAY %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-10
mo. 1925.
To Rent for a term of years
A FARM.

A FARM,
In Fairfax county, containing Two
Hundred and Thirty Acres, well tim.
bered. There are on the premises q
small Dwelling House. and an Appls
and Pc ach Orchard. 1t is we'll water.
ed, and large and constant stresm
passing through the middle oft. on
which IS the bes, Mill seat in the neigh.
borhood, aud sufhciency Of building
s.5ne on the spot This farm Has about
40 acres of prime meadow. land. 20 Of
which arc well taken with tim thy =
1t is about 9 miles from Alexar rid
and nearly the same distance from
Georgetown and the City Of Washing;
ton. Any person disposed to Rent
will apply to the subscriber residing
near the premises.
Mordecai C. Fitzhugh.
July "a d3tlawew
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-10
Notice is hereby Given.

Notice is hereby Given,
That the subscriber has taken out let.
tiers Of administration in the county If
Alexandria, upon the estate Of Henry
O'ReRy, deceased-ail persons having
claims against the said estate, are re-.
qnested to make them known to the sub.
scriber as early AZ possible, and those
indebted to the said estate are desired 70.
pay the same without delay.
CLEMENT SEWALla .Adm'r:
July ss-s4. aswltu
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Yeaton g Conway,
Rape just resolved from New f0rS,
20 barrels prime Pork
20 do. cargo do.
20 do. prime Beef.
IN STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
30 pieces FIRST do. Russia Sheeting
10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Chandlery and Groceries, as usual.
October 10
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Iohn Gardner Laid

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HIS FOR Sale,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
West India Rum in puncheoss,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpswder, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, OF the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Henp and Iron,
Swedss Iron assorted.
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
By 10, I by 9, 9 by IL, and 10 by II
Bristol Glass, in whole and hal
boxes,
Soap, Candle, and Goldfish in box,
es, Figs
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whisky and Apple Brandy in tierces
q bills.
Few or. casks old Sherry, London Par.
ticular Madeira and Streights Rec
Wine,
Cortiage and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Wonen's and Children's Shoes
insbarrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt.
Chalk and Plaster Of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS OF the most approved
construction, and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october 6