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pas consisting OF
eriipe bresd Do. Gent,emen's ds.
'rted colours, Do. Ladies' long & hab-
and low pri- it, silk, kid. leather,
: huckskin and cotton
pne e oom- gloves,
e do. Sentiempn's do.
and single BiacS K eoiour.d lace
ssimsres MS sl,swlH,
White and lace wells,
n, Msnches- White cotton lace.
cords, Black lace h,ndker-
hey Marseil- chief.
'orsisd vest Silk ard cotton lace
sleeves,
EFT sud COM S, 6, Z, 50 daioask silk
sbav.,,
blankets, 4, 5& a. silk. e..b-
ana White & nire sDd camel lair
hels, sill: shawls.
ID saii'nanao ! 1 Trux!i x d - plain 8:
I, figured cambric do.
zen and black linea cnnhrjcs,
g, Homes =aG aiantiss,
: "a cotton Leislringribbons,
escorted, Black Italian crspe,
MI 81 black Silk and 5spGahna band
ed do. kerehiefs.
1 t"iifd and Silk flag hanikeroh;res,
Dlaek and coloof''d Bar
assorted d ce!Ona hsndkerchjefs,
luaiIty mus JaeoBet crcss5arred and
cambria handkerchief,
Jaeonet nus Real and common Ma.
dras and Gilla hsnd
ed and seed kerehiefs,
cs. Chiidren's do.
- plain and White Il colourod Thread
noes, ana cotton balls.
cotton shirt Bloc b cnloured sewing
and undrcs., silks, 20
Blue DaiFtss s mamood.
ain siiriing, les,
ihens; assort- Milne, and Gimp,
Ladies' Morocco Indis.
90 assorted. penssb,es.
corded plsin Real Pearl beacs.
ma common Thread lace buttons,
Shirt buttons,
ANS, bobbiRs,
este stripes Silver pencil cases with
ms, pencils,
and brown Gilt and Visited coat and
hiring, vest but,nas,
hco, 4 blick iatt buttons,
n Parasdlt,
~ r0eket socks,
hazors,
brown Pla- Double and s;nple-bIsses
EN- K cotton pen knives,
knives and forks,
OK, plaid and Scissors,
istrines, Socks for childsen,
! Webster sprips nett and
TO-, common suspenders,
six, cotton Pound bins.
ed hosiery, Fine tooth corsbs. SIC.
he nope Of sharing the cayors Of the pnb.
vii endesyour TO have at all times an
IN order 20 NEE; their attention.
.. If
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ADVHRTTSkWENry

ny subscriber takes tis roeil,od Of giving motto.
~ tnat ne has taken probate nj tie lat viii and
testament Of WiiaTo Trirc I'D satv,y;,, "''''
sor OF wa. kins, dec'd-ill persons having el,iros
sans' her ct the estates, viii please make ,b,o
SHOWN that arrangemeufs may be-naie for H.
psy meht OF them-and thos@ indebted to sfri,er ~
payment. IT, l.. HENuEnsnN p u,I''e
Abingdon, Nov. ~ wf,,
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Hanover. Nnr. e

DOMESTIC GOOD5.--Wn AnJeToon ISs ;,,s,
81 received o Domesfie rasnuf,cipre, handsome
s'sort'ocnt Of the foln-,us srticles--
Strong Cotton cloths, suits BE Tor Neeree,, .i;-,
ing, Do Of 6uer quail ties. Pis'ds, Choni,ra,s s,d
5I,tHPes' Bed Ticking, White, Bile I'D Cotfon
faro, Ladies indispendbles, Morocco s~s-
Oct. %. wif
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Vg7AKE NoTlCE-Thst intend to petition tbe
next General Assembly Of Virginia, in behalf
OF ay wife, which the Corporation If Frederick
burg have taken ftom me.
Simon lEexsazith
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o'lC E.--Ai i,ersons hsri-,. claims .g inst he
estate Of Judi,h Harwood, deed. Frame, R;I
d'ehurs, deed. and Richard Sole. decd. are here
by requested 10 bring item fot ward, rropery an
tienticsfed, and they shall be discasrged-A p.r.
sons indebted To the said estates, are requested, te
make immediate payment, as no fartier i5,luj.
can be allowed. SARAH COLE. sd,n,x of
Jadth HsrEsod, Frarcis Rid
- dlehurst and Richard Coe, deed.
Nov. 10. u'
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NOVICE

& LII persons having claims against the estate OF
:! , Lr Corbia Griffin, late of York Town are de-
sired TO present them legally attesed the Subscri-
Der; ana all who indebted to the estate of said
DR.. Griffin, required to make immediate pay.
meat to Til IS. GRIFFIN, Admir-
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NJ oCCE is hereby given, that os Monday the
2g'h DAY OF November next o. fair. il not tbe
next faii day ereafter), st MIR i,iqey T. Bjnrcr'.
av-rn, near NewCastie, in the lover end or tI,;s
1onn'y-the settlement Of the e;'ates Of the lsts
John Crsh'bsw, merchant. and David Via. ise
po'nte' 20 take place before commissioners VIE,
ahs Thcie the Creditors are required to attend and
eSiiint neir claims, properly GCthcndeated. This
uohee WIZ De plead IN bar a;aust any claim that
'nay be exhibited after the settlement rs il is
Pected to be oval settlement, and distribution !.
the assets made among the creditors Ly the said
tomfnisslOnsrs
THOMAS WHITE, late Sheriff IF
hanover connty, 90 whom the sid estates
bsye been oipnlit,ed 10 be admnistered
tHf settlement Of the estate OF Joshua Stsniev
deed WAS Intended 10 have been made ON JVed,aSs''
day the 3rd Of Hoyember--wheress : = Enoarer
mas mistaken aud advertised ii on W. lnesdst the
SOu, o. No7. there being suck day az thsi advsr
used shall, to prevent rsistaHc 70 tbs ereditor.
have It settled at the same time OF thos, mentioned
III 'he SooVe' H. WHITE,
Hanover, Nov. 80. sfp
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oST-9 Trunk aboa. . feet G riches I9nr,
4 S''th a round top, containing searing aria
Tei, T7ds tdfen from beh,nd fhr eyice,bp,p
stage on Sunday m1rning, obou, three OF j,u1
m,fes iron, Riclanonf Hhoever sviU qiye i1foy
natioM 10 thiS Office, svhich may leadq 10 a yrco.
Very 81 me p'ope,ty, shat be A6efaHy ,erpa-tird
.Noveni5ey SD o.
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n Mis- is to inform the public. lhnt ON tl.e alh a..

VI NhtS is to inform the public, that on tie sth day
i Of last month, (October) l gave my obligation
20 ur, HiDah Mae OF the City Of Rcnmonj, for
stN dollars, TO be Discharged in Coal teyered q, Ill.,
- sn' 81 TIE dictionary price when taken away: 4
W stoS ne pure'ase 6 two Negro Men, at $50 dol
~ 3 e.'' "hieh Negroes by verbal agreement. he
~ farm 70 Planters Fare
Use o. the fellows b. rsms Bil2 or mn, he has
- sea 70 deliver agreeable 70 eoatraet and whom
~ 'e nos seen since te pu'shas therefore do not
'Nutr pyse eound TO pay more than one raoiet,
% the obligation and viii not do il Unless com ,,l
Jaw 20 20 s uncss the ssiu May deliver the said
gro, aEreesSl" 10 aid bargain and even in thar
-. " ne Goes rot eve mr. satisfactory information
~ 80 Dslpg "orn slsVe prior 10 his delivery, }
y 81 refuse to receive bip have. since ,,sv;oo - =
rehsse been Informed that tie said telow is NOT
- we q hat It was known to Mr.. NAV an the lin.
potfha9sd him. D.4NIEL 1'RIpLETI..
f'aEeu4er II 4v
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DRY (;t,t,I,S

ssENJAMIN JEWELL, from E.w.Yor,,. res.
peetfuily informs his frienls and the public.
,nSt ne mas opened lac ary opposite the Bell Tavern
OF staple aHd fancy goods suitable os The present &
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VERY. VALUABLE PROPERTY VIII b.
Sold; at Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
on thursday the 9th day az December, (ff,ir 9th
erw'se the next far day ~ ,he Houses am, Grcum
belonging to he Es,ste Of Casper Fleisher, deed
oa tie street 'eadng from the Main Street TO Nav,
as Hrdge, a part OF which IS called the Rising Sun
the Bank Of Virginia and the old Csri,o, nc;o;ri,,a
6oth Terms wi! he made known on the tay of sale
BY order of the Execu:.ix,
THOMAS TAYLOR.
November o. 49,
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.STONR N..TpE

ojION.E U.fRE.
'ENtE Sobser:ter hs-iog es'atvnheG q rnau,,fa.,.rv
OF Sf'ONE HIRE on JaInes River, tweiy.
miles below Richmond, Offers for sale at the manu-.
factory Cor delivered in Richmond, J. a large and
general assortment of ware, in auali,v eoual
TO any ever imported. constant suppiy Of Soda.
eyder and beer bottles, warranted to answer the pur
pose for which thev are used Orders left ~ ~.
compiling house OF C. j. McAIurtio viii be attended
to, and ware r.sde agreesb'e to order.
RICHARD RANDOLPH,
Ce:p -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-22
THE SUBSCRIBER,

INTENDING to decline business
q viii offer his valuable stock OF Dry
Goods for Sale at Auction on Friday the
24,h.-The stock consists principally OF
coarse, fine and super6ne Cloths; Rose,
Point and striped Blankets Kendle
Cottons blue and white Kerseys !;
Cambria Muslins and Shirting; Cam
brcs, Long Cloths, and Colerain Shirt
| ing Cottons, India Muslins, and ma
| ny other articles desirable Tor re-
tail store, all of which were purchased
last fall, merchants will find IT their In
/ terest to attend the Sale--Sale to com
merce at 9 o'clock A. N. at which time
the terms will be made known.
| VIVA. G. Ridgely.
Georgetown, Sept. 30.
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pursuance os arrangements made sv the
common council, as had been previous
" announced. The bodies were bro't
from the navy yard in two barges,
roGed by ID seamen dressed in white
with appropriate badges, aud deposited
at the battery, where procession was
formed, which proceeded through a
considerable length of the tive principal
street. in The city till it arrived at FRI
niy Church, where previous to the IN
tcrmens the service was performed oy
the Rev. DIR. Howe, aud elegiac verses
composed for the occasion by Francis
Arden, Esq. sung by the choir. During
the procession, which was accompanied
with mournfuI music, the bells tolieo,
aud minute guns were fired from the
battery and navy yard, while all the YES
sells in the harbor displayed their coiors
at half mast. The scene was solemn q
affecting, and the procession was per-
haps The longest ever Witnessed here, II
we except that melancholy, heart-rend-
ing occasion when whole city hlied
the streets TO evince its grief and testify
1t, last respects to the relics of General
Hamilton.
We should be unjust to our own teel-
inps, we're we to omit to make particu-
lar ncntion of the generosity OF the cor
pora,ion of our city in granting 2 thou
saad dollars to the two children OF Inc
lamcn,ed Lawrence. To dcfray the ex'
pehces os the public funeral, was liberal
AMI proper but this is a solid proof OF
esteem and gratitude, which will be teit
by the objects of it, and which certainly
confcrs honor on those who have SO no.
bly, bestowed the bounty.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-22
THE FORCED STORY.

Lord Kelly was, like his prototype
Falstaff, "not only witty himself, but
the cause of wit in other men,. Mr..
Andrew Belfour, the Scottish advocate,
a man of considerable humor, accom-
panied by great formality OF manners
happened to be one of conylvial party
when his lordsbip was at the head OF the
table. After dinner, he was asked TO
sing, but absolutely refused to comply
with the pressing solicitations OF the
company. At length, Lord Kelly told
him that he should not escate; ne must
either sing song, tell story, or drink
a pint bumper. Mr.. Belfour being an
abs.emious man, chose rather to tell a
story than incur the forfeit. One day,
(said he, in pompous maaner) thief'
in the course of his rounds, saw the door
of Church inyitingly open-He walk
ed in, thinking that even there ne might
Law hold of something. Having secured
the pulpit, he was retreatiDg, when, 10!
he found the door shut After some
consideration, he adopted the only mean
of escape left. namely, to let himself
down by the bell.rope. The bell Of
course rang, the people were alarmed
and the thief was taken just as he reach
ed the ground. When they wsre drag
gine him away, he looked ap, aud EN- :
phaticaily addressing the bell, as inoD
address your LordsAH, Had 1t not
been" said ne, /" for your long tongue
and empty head / had made my escafe.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

RAN away from the subscriber about
three months ago, a very bright MU.
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 hairis very black, coarse &long 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 free woman. will give
twenty dollars to any one who will sp.
prehend and secure her in Jail in either
of those places, or any where nearer
If she should be as far as fifty miles off
| will give the above reward, aud all
reasonable charges paid if brought
home.
William Chapman.
Port Tobacco, Sept. 1872 id4w
p" The Editors of the Federal Re.
publican, Georgetown, and United States
Gazette, Philadelphia, are requested to
give this an insertion in their country
papers for a,fortnight, and send their
accounts to the Editors of the Alexan.
dria Gazette for payment.
PRINTING
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-22

No material Change IN the loTIC vi
the enemy's squadron in 1.ynhavcn since
our last.
The fraternity of letter writer's and
street politicians were yer. busy all day
YESTERDAY lin their way in consequence
of number of fabricated reports from
the Cape, stating that the British had
landed there in great force; had been
attacked by our militia and rihenen, &
after severe and bloody conflict, our
ttuops beat off the enemy-Dreadful
,laue hter on both sides "A great ma
nv British officers killed SC. &c
These reports bsing circulated at dis
rance, by means of letters, Will excite
considerable alarm and uneaslness, to
prevent which it becomes necessary tor
u. TO assure our distant readers that
they are utterly devoid of truth or foun-
dation. Some of the ensmy's boats we
understand, did attempt to land at the
watering place, but OH the appearance
of our troops they put off again.
Arrived last night from New York,
(Which place she left on the 9th instant)
the pleasure boat Friends Adventure,
burthen tons, with cargo OF cheese,
butter, potatoes, onions, Sc. SC. man
ned and owned BY the following ship
masters: Captain Drake, captain Hum
pbries, captain Story, and capt Byrd
These .4duenturouS Friends had much
difficulty in Guiding the vigilance OF the
numerous British cruizers along the
coast; they were frequently fired upon
and twice had to put into harbor and
wait till the enemy had gone off They
passed the Lynhaven squadron without
being observed.
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SOME PARTICULARS.
CH1L1coTHE, Sept. Ia

CHILICoTHE, sept. Ia.
Late last evening IN express arriyed
in town from Gen. Hsr:ison's head-quar-
tiers, bringing the highly gratifying IN.
telligence Of the capture OF tn whoIe OF
the British fleet on Lake Erie by Com.
Perry. The subjoined extracts of let
tars from two gentlemen at head qHar.
tiers, contain the most essential partlcu-
lars relative to that brilliant affair.
CAMP SENECA Sept. ~.
"An express has this moment arriv-
ed from com. Perry. dated the 10th inst
at 4 P. NJ. Head of Lake Erie, with the
pleasing intelligence of the British fleet,
consisting of two ships, two briggs, and
2 schrs. being in our possession. with
more prisoners on board than we had
men 70 conquer them. A great many
were killed on both sides"
CAMP SENECA. Sept. 10.
Victory perches on our naval standard!
Com. Perry has captured nearly 1t not
al the enemy's fleet Two ships, two
briggs, one sloop, and one schooner and
laken more prisoners than he had men
III board"
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A Gardener Wanted,

fNNE with family who is capa
~ BILE of mixing and managing a
Garden and Small DAIRY,
And also the care Of three or four hands
for the purpose of Cultivat'ng small
Field Of Corn, Sc. Such an one COM
ing we'll recomme ndsd, will meet with
liberal encouragement, by applying at
the Office oil the Alexandria Daily Ga
ze;te, or of Joseph Thomas at Poto-
mac Bridge, City of Washington.
Sept, 81. tawSw
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Victory on Lake Erie!

Copy of a letter from Com. PERRY to
the Secretary of the Navy.
United States Brig Niagara Oft the
Western Sister. head Of Lake Erie,
September 10, 1913, 4, T. NJ.
SIR,
It has pleased the Almighty
to give to the arms Of the United
States a signal victory over their e.
nemies on this Lake. The British
squadron, consisting Of two ships,
two briggs. one schooner. and one
sloop. have this moment surrendered
to the force under my command, at
ter sharp conflict.
/ have the homer to be, sir,
Very respectfully.
Your ob't. servant,
o. Ell. PERRY.
THE hon. VIM. Jones,
Secretary Of the Macy.
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Ans EULocT.
Tune-"THE WOUNDED HussAR."
The Streamers were Aying-the Canvas
q. was spreading;
The banner of var foatsd high in the
& air;
The gale on its pinions, to combat was
speeding
The Chief of Columbia-her glory in
Cndaunted he stood as the pillows that
Round the barque that he guided thro'
oceans blue wave:
His helmet was honor, and fame nerv'd
his soul,
To gather prize worthy Laurence the
Brave.
Columbia's bright Genius around him
was bov'ring,
To shield her lov'd son mid the carnage
below:
But Fate from the impulse of Valor re-
cov'ring,
Seiz'd javelin of death, and directed
the blew.
All, sad was the hour,when she say from
on high,
The cross of proud Albion triumphant
ly wave:
And bitter the moment, she view'd with
sigh,
On the deck pale and lifeless, laid Laau.
renee the Brave. =
All me-" she exclaih'd, "has my He
70 descended
=" From glory's meridian 1.-THE summit
of fame?
"Will he, who, while dying, his country
defended,
+" Like his form be forgotten-forgotten
his name I?
" All no-for the sigh for their kindred
that bled,
&" Shall water the Laurel that blooms
DER his grave
Then ccas'd-and in anguish she silent.
iy shed
The tear-drop of sorrow for Laurence
the Brave.
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y Robert Gray,

MUCH way,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
OPPOSITE the Washington Tavern,
KINc-s7REET, ALEXANDRIA;
Has constantly for Sale
GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of
BOO K IS, .
In the different branl hes Of Literature
and Science.
Also-an extensive supply of School
Books, Stationary, and Blank Books,
ccarey's Family Bibles, School Bibles
and TestameDts-- and most articles IN
his line--Suiiable for country sale 49,
His prices, for cash or acceptances IN
town, will be found as Low as can be
obtained on this side OF Philadelphia.
ALSO FOR SALE,
Tickets n, the Potomac g She
nondoah Navigation Lottery,
Secon, iiass,
Baltimore Hospital Lottery.
Second Class, and
TRINITY Church Lottery,
Second Class,
All Of which are now drawing, and will
be completed in all probability in tho
course of the ensuing winter Orders
for tickets, enclosing the Cash { post
paid) will be punctually attended to,
and early information given to those
that are fortunate.
Present price Of Potomac and
Shenandoah Tickets 8 9
Baltimore Hospital IL
Trinity Church so
September l8
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TO RENT.

THE STORE lately occupied BY
Mr.. James Ssn6erson, at the corner OF
King and F,irfax Streets for the Gro
Gerry business it is an excellent stand
of
WIN. or ]. T RAMSAY.
August z. tafwt.
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY,, September %.
"To SHRW
eHR vERY AGE & BODY OF THE TIM
sIs FORM AND PRESSURE"
|. TO sHRW
COM. PERRY's VICTORY.

Statutes were fired at the Navy Yard
at Washington, and in this town, yester-
day, in honor of the Victory achieved.
BY Com. Perry on Lake Erie, on receipt
of the official account.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-22
MAYAL Promo TON.

HilRam Jones, the Boatswain of the
Administration, has lately been created
a Posr. CAPTAIN. BY Lemuel Taylo. :.
This reminds US of an old staye, which
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great fear il, that much sickness
and many deaths will follsw the use
of this most Pernicious grain the
present year.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-22

The Delaware and Shawanoese Indi.
ans on this frontier have turned out a.
bout 200 men who have marched to the
relief of General Harrison. The Wyan-
dots within our lines, the Senecas and
Mipgos have also turned out their dis
possible force about two hundred more
The whole intend to continue with the
army during the campaign.
JOHN JOHNSON,
Indian agent.
Piqua, Aug. 3, 1878.
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The following communication fro

Tiffany, Esq. Merino shep-
herd in the state Of New York, to
the Berksire Agricultural Society.
is published for the information of
the community.
To cure the inflammation in the
Hooff of Sheep-open the hoof; in
the upper part thereof. you will per-
ceive ligament resembling a small
ear-make an incision round il with
a knife. and with the fingers or a
pair of fossins draw it out gently. 1t
will appear like "a worm two inches
long.-The operation does not cause
any pain and will heal up immedi-
ately. This ligament produces the
inflammation Of the hoof, by secret
ing dirt, gravel, SC. and as it cannot
discharge outwardly, is often the
cause of other diseases, especially OF
the eyes. MIR. Il. states, that he
has operated on lambs of month
old, and on sheep two or three years
old, and never any accident befel
, them.
From the ALBANY Gazette.
| MEssRs. PRINTERS.
| If you think the following ofpubIic
utility, please to give it place in
your useful paper. ID.
I'm efectnat 1cay to destroy House
Flies.
Take small quantity of horned,
spurred, or what some farmers call
| smutty Rye, add twice or three
times the quantity of boiling water {:
after sleeping it we'll, turn off the
liquor, and sweeten it well. This,
brightly prepared, Il placed where
the flies will most readily find it, is
sure to destroy every one in q few
hours, which partakes of it.-Ihave
been induced to send yeu the above
for publication. that people may
know by experience the banefal ef-
fects Of this species of grain, and
more readily believe and practice
what Dect. Ricketson has recon-
mended in his Careat. published in
your paper ofthe 18th inst.
Try the above, and then make up
sour opinion what an effect it must
nave on the human body. The
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LAWRENCE THE BRAVE |!

{" They considered US as race Of
FLASHING TO, Ms, and that nature tn
america qvas fruitful only in frsdtsies.
EULocr
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we believe is not from Hudibras:
"A question arose in late conversation,
Why making Peer, should be term'd
a creation
Faith" says league, and BY what
filter name can you call,
To make something Great out OF No
thing at all :"
Salem Gag.
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TO BE SOLD,

That large Lot, Bake House and
Dwelling House, at the corner of Oro-
noxo and Water streets, for long time
occupied by Mr. Andrew Jamiesen.
September Is. 3taw4W
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NORFOLK, September II.
THE ENEMY.

No material change in the force Of
the enemy's squadron in I.ynhaven since
our last.
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ORPHANS COURT,

.dlexan1riA County, September
Term, 1873.
Ordered, That tho Executors of John
Dundas, decd. do insert the following
advertisement three times week tor
four weeks in the Alexandria News
papers.
~ a Cory, TEST,
A. Moore, Reg.