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n Bgitish Fyigate asiorc- Capt. fsJor of the
soPp fresident who arrived this forenoon, in two
rays ron AZ. Bedford, informs us that a British
rrisae In chase Of an me rics, vessel went ashore
On foioeS's Rip, of Nantucket shoals last Monday
and IT was supposed she would be lost. Her mast
had gone erboGrd and OF her tier OF ports war
uHder water
o'nce writing tie above we bave been turaished
WIN the following particulars from Captain Var.
mum and Mr.. Page, passengers in the schooner
neisfy days from Bath, (Mass) These gen.
ueih zen state that on Monday morning at 8.o'cisck
being tlen opposite Cape Cod Light, large fiisate
cam up With, and passed them uader crowd
OF SAIL wind r.. II blowing fresh, weather flick &
sgnsily ~ rron the same day they passed sjsree
iriZ't- ashore at Poloek's Rim betweea Nantucket
island aud Crpe C0d Tie frigate's n,ss,s we're All
gone by the tpard Sis had Is ports on her ajtn
geek each side. They Judged her to be the sSs,e
,,rgstc tiat they had passed in the morning. and
mai no d1nbo Of her beiTg Btiti;h frigaie or te lar
3"si class, aud that size would he lost
they further state that they saw two small sebrs
come ont OF Chatham. and snoh q. close under M.
rEAies era aud that three OF the irigate's bo ~
l"l' 81 men, put oft the selrs.
PcF late fr5b1 Euro bc.--,Just NJ our ,a,,.r y,..
gong 20 pfess, the snip .fiaerca Sranh, Cant TO-
gers eane into port, IN y days from Lisbon. b,;o.
sng i'sbna papers 10 tire -, containing on,lo,
dFte' 70 9Th March. From, these papeTs M. FL
loving Iias'y trsusiA;ion5 have been made
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The Keel of "a was on Wednesday the
22ld nlt. laid in the Navy Yard at Charls.
town, Mass.
lhe last New Hampshire Gazette saws
-" we understand that orders have been
received to proceed with all possible expe-
dltion IN building the n gun ship" at the
Navy Yard in this (Portsmouth) harbor.
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PROPOSALS
By johnson 6 Warner,
RICHMOND i.


{'or Printing ty subscription the Anne rcan rtst.s
Il Manual, or Dictionary OF Practica! know edge.
in the application Of Philosophy to The sr,s and rsa-
nutartures go
SELECTED FROM TIE MOST COMPLETE
EUROPEAN SYSTEMS,
Win Original improvements and appropriate an
cravings, adapted to the q. the rnanuia> ,are. OF
the United States.
BY JAMES CUrBUsH,
President ofths Columbian Chem.o ii soei ty,S no,
lessor o. Chemistry, Mirersiogy, s. Natural PIos-
ophy, in st. Johns College, Philadelphia
In Offering to the Public work OF Thu, nature,
tue Editor is aware Of the responsibility he UNDER
takes, and of the necessity of confniny himself to
such practical information as will be found of
Importance to the growing manufactures of our
country.
He feels confidence, however. that with the A..
sstsnce engaged, he will be enabled to offer such a
fund OF selected & original matter az cannot fail
10 be- OF general Utility.
The value and importance Of the numerous pub-
LEGATIONS ON subjects of this nature, scknow led
sed. 10 manufacturers, however who are Or su-
med to be interested in prhctiral knowledge only
the value of such works is greatly Diminished by
the multiplicity Of theories, technical terms, and
complicated processess which they, in general, con-
tain.
IL is therefore presumed unnecessary to expatiats
on the advantages to be derived from such a publ
cation as is now proposed The impo, lance OF the
ste a.'coveres IN chemistry alone, aud of their ap-
piieauon to the arta and manufactures is UNIVERSAL
y admitted yet it is fact, that the Young artist
cannot profit by them, without expending III uch os
u time in wandering through En- yelop ,dias, or po-
ring over scientific treatises, should she be so tortu-
nate asst have access to these expensive pubica1
tons.
In the present work, while it is intended to en-
brace most, Il not aiI,of the arts and manufactures,
particular attention will be paid to those of Agri-
culture. brew'ng, Bleaching, Cloth. making Spin
ning, Dyeins IN ts various branches, Farrery Gar.
dening, Manufacturing of glass, Iron Salt and Salt
petre, Pottery, and all Others which the situation
OF our country renders objectsof primary conside-
ration Importance.
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Exraes Of a letter dated .Ve,u- O,ieans,
.forch 81. 1915

he brig Siren OF is guns, sailed on Friday last
on cru'z- She is commanded by cantsin Balm
or"se brother to him who has recently distinguish
GU hmscif--he IS as brave Julius Cesar his off.
GERS and crew are equally so.--There has been off
me 'aEe for some days. british sIsop Of war car
rying s2 or "a guns called the Herald ths rather
700 great an odds, as the Siren no more than
10 ans those not ct the kind of tai suitable for her.
ms .he WAS unfortunate few months past in having
20 throw her guns overheard after getting npon a
'noai; but notwithstanding, il he comes in contact
Win hcr, he will go to- The bottom sonner than
strike. He received few DAYS past a CHALLENGE
rom the British captain, saying. that he, on board
ms brtannic majesty's sloop OF war Herald would
Do ssd II captain cambridge would favor him with
some o. the sweet notes of the Siren, and that he
in return would favor him with the tune Of Rule
Britannia.
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CONDITIONS

This work will be printed in Q volumes, octave.
to contain about six hundred psges each. wth new
type, b. on fine paper.
me engra'nss' wlich viii be numerous. and Illus
trativc of the most important subjects will he 80
cuted in an handsome STYLE
1t viii be putto press without delay. and comple-
al ss soon as circumstances win admit Tie price
10 subscribers will he seven dollars in boards, or
sesht dollars, Substantially bound, PAYABLE onJel;y
~.
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Russians were expected to he in Hamburg on the
2s,h q, Feb Interpretations, i: is said, were making
tor u cir rccepiirn.
1t is alss stated Inst there frequent iumul,s
among inc people Throughout, every part of fsno
fy two articles from Berlin Of tie 23d Of Feb.
II appears, that the Russians had not entered that
cht az the ijn, bn; had certainly invested it,
!"'s tact IS stated in proclamation issued by Gen.
Angereau.
GorTENsuRc, Feb. q.
Leuers mention that t,,e King OF Prussia has de-
oisreh war against France. Ali the young men ca
pahls ot bearing arms have gone to Bresau, where
the King is. Asoth.r letter says, tia, the Russans
entered Prayath OF the 9th, and Plau on the sti,.
ne A"sttishs IN the neighhourhood of Warsaw
are reported to have entered into oaptuat,on Ell
mhar to thar concluded byg gen. D'Yorck
Intelligence has been received here from ST Pc.
tersbursh, dated the 18th inst. stating that War
saw horn, Lebau. and Posen, are in poss of
the Russians
Dantzic, it was supposed. would surrender by ca
p',uiat,on about the Sth or 10th inst Lord Cath
cart lett ST. Petersburg on the 18th inst for the ar
my. ~
BY accounts from Berlin, the Russians were with.
IN = miles of Berlin. the Cossscks had even push-
miles of il. ~ '''''
Ten. D'fork is appointed commander of the
RUSSIAN army. He is acting in the name of the
king Of Prussia, with 10000 men.
E(sineuy, FEB. g.
Private letters, by the last mail from HAMBURG.
men,ion battle having been fought near Posen. in
"meh II Is SAID, Regner was defeated and wounded
ana had removed his head quarters to Frankfort -
Copenhagen, FEB. 9.
we have report here, generally credited thu,
convention has been signed in St. Petersbureb.
1etween Lord Cathcart and the Danish Minister
p.u'n the basis OF which is free trade to Norway
with proviso, that all privateering, both Danish
ana french, Is TO he forbidden by this country
It's also mentioned that all. the Danish prisoners
IN England will be Immediately allowed to return
home.
The ORPHEUS FRlGATE has sailed
from off New London and we learn bv a
packet down Sound, that fligate under
tuil sail. GROUNDED on Nantuo ket
Shoals, & was seen with her lee guns under
water.
The CAPTAIN of the Minerva-Smith. states
that the Russians had taken Hamburg.
CATHOLIC QUESrION-Ist the Bri.
tish HOUSE of Commons the 9th March. the
subject OF the CatchoiC question was deba
ted A resolution proposed by MIR. Graf
.an' aeciarng the expediency of removing
the catholic disabilities, with exceptions
ana regulations, and the security of the Pro-
testant succession to the Crown, and that of
the establishments of the churches of Ems,
land, Scotland and Ireland, was decided
In tavort the resolution 1S6-aganst it 1l0
Majority 81.
An important state paper of Louis 18th.
De ng an address to the people of France,
appears IN paper of the 18th he saws
HIS establishment on the throne of his an
cestors will be for France. only the happy
TRANSITION from the calamities of war
"hich tyranny perpetuates. to the blessings
OF solid peace,-fer which foreign now
ers can never find any security but in the
word OF the legitimate Sovereign"
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ENQUIRER-OFF Man ?
Our Courtyy,uen in yop,o;.

~" CohULT(7leH an jamaica.
huthent'c intelligence from Jamaica Siyee . eloo.
my picture OF the situation of our countrymen in
is'aha.-our generous and gallant seamen are err
posed 10 The modification of being guarded bv black
troops, iateiy hired on the coast of Africa Their
provisions are IN general bad the oyisou,h;6, con
nhed their own horrors enhanced by the dangers of
tne climate. Captain Harrison of the CYRUS states
at unless steps are taken negotiate an exchenpe
or In some respects to ameliorate tir distressed
ation very many of the $50 prisoners must fau n;a
tins 10 the inccmency OF the rickiy ,easonm;, :,
WIN pressure, therefore, undcrstand that stem,
nave oeen already taken by our government IN efrct
an exehsnse, and to soften the horrors of their dos
Tiny. ~ us''
intpretsed SesnIen.--It stands recorded in th.
speech OF Lord CastIereagh on the 18th of February
'ast, that IN January 1si1," there wer. $500 sea-
men IN the British navy who claimed IN n. Aro.rl
leans {" When similar application wa. ,,ads =,
the commence ment Of the present wear Ia rons;d,
eroo.e nun'oer having been discharged in the mean
urme) the return was less by several hundre ds -
ne noble Lord IS not pleased to inform us in what
way tue enquiry was conducted but allowing tha,
one hall OF our Sean,en in their ships eitb.r
nsard OF the invitation, we've prevented by vari
ous motives from making application, il would fol.
W" tna' tners were not much short of S or 5000
seameh' whe woaid have put in a claim Of being A.
merican Citizens " s -
nnt some ct them have been IS dischayg,d'-
anu nov nave they been treated Let MS corsuIt
ue prison-ships OF Jamaica for an answer
great proportion of the 500 prisoners in
orr hoyai were ifnbressed Americans. who re.
Iseu 70 night against their Hsg rpon the declaration
y, war IN oohsequSnse Of which they we've dis.
charged from the British men of war .od rs,ya.J
ed Tor their services by being immur,J for month,
on board the Prison ships" This is d;sebsrps ,,h
vengeance o. "''''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-07
MILITARY ARRANGEMENT.

\ ne U ,. are divided into nine Military
Districts.
No j. Thomas Cushing, B. G. command
,ns.-2nd Colonel Henry Burbec I'D.
George lizard. b. 9Th. Joseph Bloom
held, Is. Ssh. Wade Hampton, NJ. G.
9th. Thomas Pinekney, M. G.-7th.
Thomas Flournoy, b. G.-Sth. William Fl.
Harrison, M. G,--9th Military District,
Henry Dearborn, M. &c. Commanding
he LIST Division of which District is to be
ed by James Wilkinson. MIG; and the
2nG by Morgan Lewis, NJ. G..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-07
TENNESSEE.

he names OF the Gentlemen elected to the nex
Congress from the state of Tennessee. are, Lob,
hhea, John Sewer, Felix Granny, John Kelly
iica.. ~ -'eP""
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Cen jonss Breckewiiye ha, majority Of 6 in
Hies-He IS, OF course re elected ny majority Of
III in The whole Dmt.ict.
Nh. BuSset will go INTO Aceomack with n major
"! O! about bSD--Four years ago sir. Eyre had n
majority in Gt countv Of S97 ouiy-ot course # the
pol ~ that county is nearly the n, it ten
Mr. Basscu wall be elected by majority of 223 -
:" he Patriot says there is Federal Gain in some
oil the counties hut does advert the Cause VIZ
the thinness of ths vote, owing to the march OF the
militia sc.
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DEPARTED

DEPARTED
Thi. 'ifa, on Saturday Last, at the Whtehouse,
New'kent county, in the 2eth year of his age,
JAMES ANDERSON,
who lived respected, and died lsrnen,ed by all who
knew him.
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Severed letters from Suabia Announce ,Lc 80,
der ct Dar,zc ~ The Russians. Although the o.
etc ''''' 20 "e
V is EHo2n that during the last eap,paieo. H.,
Cosssets tG1is ir,ru ome * tie FrcarL 80 -,
st9oi7rd embroidered Us the Arch II isb.s. -ls,,;
D0n'Sh iev Emperor A'ex,n1sr sent IL ~ IN.
empsror q A"siria, asssmpai,ied by i.,.s. vr,f.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-07

HsayH*, ~ o. .46ril e.-Monday 5th, arrived.
brig Eliza, Rossgnsl, from st Kits. for London
captured 18th ut by the prvateer Jacks Favortte
recaptnred sIst by the La Hngae, IA
April e2'-Arrived yesterday. II NJ. ship Eous
q Iaur,sten"s, Is Gays from Bermuda.
II. NJ. ship st. Domingo, Admiral Sir + u w.r-
rem, 3D. Sc Rear AID. Hotham. Captain PeckeIl :;
kan'lles, capt Sir Thosmas Hardy Mohawk, Hon.
capt. hyng, * HghHyer, -, sailed from Bermuda.
month ago. for the Chesapeake with the intention
~ was supposed at Bermuda of atten,pt;op ,bs De-.
trncton Of the United States frigate Constellation
'yins at Annapolis, as party of artillerymen and
considerable number OF mortars, Bombs, &c. were
taken board the ships
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-07

trial Of Thomas Cooper in allusioa {, an
alleged dbef against the then President OF
the u. g. that - there is no ciuiiizec coan.
try thar re knew of that does not punish
such os;endcr> and Vt is necessary (says the
learned JhdSr go The pea, & weitire OF
this country that these oi.tnces should meet
with their proper punishment, since curs is
a government founded oa the cpin'o,s and
confidence o! the people" II such remark
were true ct the H6ris in the day Of ChaSe,
no" much more opposite would il be to the
Hes It the present day--and If suited to the
opinions which are expressed abou, our ow,
officers. with how much greater force would
IT apply To the information thus publicly CIV
en- to the encmy.---How much more t2ier-
dnf then are the Judges & legislators OF the
present day than the Chases q the Congress
! uf 1900!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-07
OcnrN.nI,nc 49,

60, UGDENsBuRC, April II.
sailors have, passed Prescott, on their way to the
lakea-t4o0 have gone up since last Thursday.
mere rs no appearance Of 8 force at Prescott
received that forty British boats, laden with troops
Sc. on Their way up the river 1t is feared they
will land party al Hamilton as there is a ousntity
OF public property at that place.
a person from Canada informs that the neu,
British frigate, built at Kingston is to be launched
to-day--sheis said to mount Sc guns.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-07
baltimore .9sr;l %

/, y, e baltimore .4trH 90.
ges took possession of SPESUTIF Island near the
head ct The chesapeake at The time of their land
ING there was a Number of persons Tit is supposed
near one hundred on the island, where they had
went 10 fish--two of them eseaped tn the sbo-e or
Hartford county and brought the above intelligence.
we hear from Kent County in this state, that two
persons were taken up few days since on suspicion
OF having supplied some of the enemy's ships with
provisions they were sent under Guard IN ganar.i
Chambers, at Chestertown, where they were recoe.
nzed by three British deserters who declared that
they had supplied the vessels from which thew had
deserted, with proyisi9ns-The of the persons
arrested are not mentioned in the letter riyre tb
aoo'e iniorihst'on Fed Gaz
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BoNNECIToYENNE.

;, captain bingham, OF the ship Cordelia, from Ca
diz, was boarded the l7tI, OF March in lar "a 40
long. SIS So by the Bonnc Cito, enne. Cant. Green.
from St Salvatore. hound To Eng.nd-He informed
Captain bingham OF the capture Of the Java and in.
do, sel his papers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-07

by accounts from orr Cspes, we iesrn-that the
bsisders has put TO seq, and is sail she was gone
20 the Che'apeake-wth some prisoners, and that ON
sunday last there were only one "a and few ten.
ders in the Bay.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-07

The Salem Gazette says, it ia not captain D.cres.
'ste OF the Guerriere, but his uncle who is appoiut
ed governor OF the British Naval Asylum.
Boston Pal :
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tsrse ho's Or arcbvay covered occasionally With q
m whieA wssat times or 10 feet out OF water--in.
tended to have sent the boat to make further DISCO
rsries, but was deferred from the dreadful appex.
rance OF the Tnonstcr.'
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ROBERT GRAY,
MAY 8.

OPPOSITE tie Washington Tavern, King
street, .Alerand,iQ,
HAS JUST RECEIVED, FOR SALE,
Mclish's Travels in the United States and
Upper Canada, illustrated by Maps, 2
vols. octave, bound, SIS so.
Chatcaubriand's Travels in Greece, Pales-
tine, Egypt and Barbary, / vol. octave,
bound, S 2 Is.
Life and Administration of the honorable
Spencer Perceval.
Erskinc's Speeches on Miscellaneous SUBJ
Jects at the bar.
Constitution of the United States,
Grant on Education,
Rejected Addresses,
Weem's Life Of Washington,
Young Mother, Sapto Scbastiano,
Crabs Tales, Child's Monitor,
Goldsmith's Greece,
American Preceptor,
Columbian Orator,
Rollins Antient History,
Campbell's Rhetoric,
Modern Geography,
History of America,
Walkers Dictionary,
Goldsmith's Geography,
Johnson's Dictionary with Walkers Pro-
nunciatlOn.
Guthrie's Geography, new edition,
Simpsons Euclid,
Cary's Family Bible, assorted,
School Bibles, School Testaments,
Pocket Bibles,
Common Prayer Books,
Adgate's, Smiths, EittIe's and Coles Mu.
sic Books,
Webster's Pearce's, Comly's and Column
bian Spelling Books,
a large stock of fine Vcllum Foolscap and
Letter Paper,
Playing Cards, States, Quilts, Blank Books,
Sc. sc.
Ledgers, Journals, Cash and Invoice
Books, and Blank Books OF every descrip-
ton Ruled and Bound to any given pattern
l: short notice.
on hand a constant supply of large
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PUBLIC BATHS.
NNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfn

ME SUBSCRIBER respe ctfully in.
u forms the public that he has taken
the BATH HOUSE Formerly kept by f.
ohuck (on the alley adjoining the Theatre.
and opposite the City Hotel-which are
now open and will be kept in the most COM
piete order and continue open till the | 5th
October; where WARM, CoLu and SHOW
Err Baths may be had at any time in the
day and until O'Clock at night.
81 Two separate BATHS are kept
EXCLUSIVELY FOR LADIES, who will
please to come in the alley adjoining Mr..
Robert Paton's brick house Oh Roval-s,rect.
AS many oil the respectable ladies & gen
tcmen OF Alexandria have heretofore been
subscribers, * found the greatest benefit to
their health from frequent Bathing during
warm wcosier, the subscriber does not
doubt but they will recommend to every in
divldual oil their acquaintance, the good CT
tccts and comfort of the WARM BATH.
1t may be added with truth, to strength.
OF the Warm Baths, that they were high.
iy recommended by all tho physicians OF
Alexandria they themselves becoming
subscribers. Many Ladies' and gentlemen
were eifectually cured of the most violen,
pains of the Rheumatism, weakness i'm the
limbs, sc. sc.
7. SHIELDS.
n. Is. A room will be appropriated lor
The purpose of shaving those who may re-
quire it.
May II. co
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FOR SALE.

ME subscriber offers for sale, 1870
q acres Of LAND in the county of Fair
fax, on the l.. Il. Turnpike Road. miles
from Alexandria |; about IS acres is stand
ing IN wood & timber. The improvements
consist of brick house convenicn, for
private family ortavcrn, with kitchen, sta
Die, &c. and an exceilant wei! OF water.
his land will deserve the attic ntion of any
person DESTROYS of owning such property in
the vicinity of Alexandria-it will be sold
IN one Lot or divided to suit purcha-
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settles for summer Residence, having
view OF the river Potomac, and part of
the town Of Alexandria. Plaster & clover
acts we'll on the soil. Apply to the Subscrib
er or to William Moss, Esq.
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RICHARD LIBBY,

HAS JUST RECEIVED, quantity of
d IL Plough Plates, and Tire Iron, and ten
boxes of Cotton Cards, and is daily expect
ing further supply of Cotton Cards, and
three tons OF Flat Irons. Has on hand a
general assortment Of Wool Cards, four
tons OF Bar Lead; Blistered, Crawley and
German Steel, a toierabIe assortment of
Hardware and Cutlery and few pound, Of
Flax and Thread between Nos. "a and 49,
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4. w. Peyton

" II II IL IL . II u Is - II IL II
$4,000 lbs. Coffee in hhds. and bags,
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugar,
80 hhds. Muscovado do.
SO bbls. I'd quality do.
20 hhds. very fine Molasses,
SO chests and Imperial, Hy son and
boxes Y. Hyson TEA,
$50 boxes Soap and Candles,
SO do. No. and 2 Chocolate,
SO bbls. Whiskey,
20 cases fine old Claret,
90 boxes Window Glass,
SO do. Spanish Segars,
$50 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
Madeira,
Lisbon,
Tenerife, wines of the best quality.
Port and
Malaga,
Jamaica and Antigua Spirits,
Cognac Brandy old and fine,
Goshen Cheese in casks,
Manufactured Tobacco,
Pepper, Pimento, Gunpowder, Shot.
NutHlegs, Cloves, Pearl Ash, Mustard.
Ginger, Cassia, Leadinglnes, Bed
Alum, Copperas, Cords,
Indigo, Birthstone, Almonds, Raisins,
Figblue, Starch, Shad, Herrinps, SC.
SaItpetre, Salts,
Also,
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August 4.
FOR SALE.

AT -Four Dollars each, so EWES, bet
ter wooded than Sheep generally are of the
common breed--They shall have the sea-
son Of two beautiful full blooded Meripo
Rams gratis Also for sale, | so los. OF
WOOL, of excellent quality, at so cents
per pound. Apply to
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UVoodfazun, neGr Ao,.ut- Vernon
July S.
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MILL WRIGHTS WANTED.

VI ME subscriber wishes to employ a
Z quantity Of journcymen MILL
WRIGHTS, to whom liberal wages will
be given. Application to be made to the
Printers, or
WILLIAM WHITE
Al the Triadelphia Mills, Fairfax CouD-
ty, Va.
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JUST RECEIVED,
FOR SHE BY

FOR SHE BY
Adams, Herbert s Co.
$4,000 lbs. Prime Smithiield Bacon
100 Barrels Loaf and Lump Sugar
1900 lbs. Cayendish Chewing Tobacco OF
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IN STORE,
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cellent order,
NIL ont
l,5oo Bushels Corn,
June 4.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-11
MONDAY, AUG. 9.

On mollon, by Mr.. Lieb,
ordersd, That the secretary cause to be
printed Tor the use of the senate, an ex-
tract from the executive journal, comprc-
hending the several messages from the
president Of the y. States with the docu-
mcnts, and the proceedings Of the senate
ON the nomination oil Jonathan Russell to
the minister plenipotcntiary of the u S
TO Sweden.