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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS, Feb. IS; 1918.
AlNERIC.f.N W.AR.

Loru HoHana, III a short speech, exDress-
ca MS beilef, that from the extreme nicely
oi the point on which the negotiation broke
ou' Ii might net De altogether hopeless of re-
nc"ai' On the question of naturaliza .ions
tnere' could be no doubt that the king has
rlSht 10 the services of the natives OF this
country, and that the flag of the merchant
could not protect them. But strong as were
Nie demands OF America, we had made
stronger IN our day. He accidentally had
taken up the Statute Book ON the table, and
round Statute OF Anne, enacting, that any
man, not merely who resided in ENGLAND.
OUT Ill any other Country, and took the
oaths or allegiance to the Queen, should be
considered as under English protection.
Lord Erskine agreed that the war which
America was waging against ms was war
OF passion, but it was = passion provoked by
cur aggression. There were PRINCIPLES OF
honor among nations, as there were among
individuals; and the party first aggrieved
must not ne the hrst to Succumb. He thought
our government had acted unwisely toward.
A"eFlCa; II had spontaneously offered to
repeal the Orders in Council; would il NOT
nave Deen better 20 have kept them suspen-
oea over that power, till America was out
OIL the situation TO do us harm? AS to the
proposal respecting the impress ment of sea-
men, IN his mind there was a great differ
ehce between suspending right, and alto
gether giving 1t up. America did not call
Upon US to give Up this right, but 10 take
time TO consider whether it might not BIZ,
suspended. AS to the management of the
war; he would say beware of entering in
TO aquarre, but being init, bear it manfuily."
he trusted and had no doubt, that if the
war continued, we should, in a short time,
sweep froIn tue seas all the vessels of our
new enemy.
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THURSDAY, April %, 1878.
TO THE MOON.
By WALrER Scorr.

| DY w LITER oCoTT.
HAIL to thy cold and clouded beam,
Pale pilgrim of the troubled sky!
Hail, tho the mists that Ger the stream,
Lend to thy brow their sullen dye
How should thy pure and peaceful eye
Untroubled view our scenes below,
Or how fearless beam supply
To light world of war and wo!
Faic Queen! 1 will not blame thee now,
AS once by fireta's fairy side;
Each little cloud that dimmcd thy brow,
Did then an Angels beauty hide!
And of the shades I then could chide,
Still are the thoughts to memory dear.
For, while softer strain tried,
They hid my blush, and caimed my fear.
Then did l swear thy ray serene
Was formed "a light some lonely ell.
BY two fond lovers only seen,
Reflected from the cbrystal we'll;
Or sleeping Oh their messy cell,
Or quiyering on the lattice bright,
Or glancins on their couch, TO tell
How swiftly wsnes the summer night!
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FOREIGN.
NEW York, April 20.
LONDON PAPERS.

LONDON PAPERS.
We are indebted to the commander of
the brig James Wells, from Lisbon, for
file of London papers from the Goth Feb.
to the 4th of March. The editors of the
New York Gazette copy from them the fol-
lowing articles:
LONDON, Feb. %.
Various are the reports respecting tn
foreigner who arrived from Paris last week,
We stated that he was understood to be-
long 10 the house of Perigaux and Co. of Pa
ris, and that 1T was rumored that his missi-
on was purely of commercial kind
some say to vest money in the Bri-
fish fundsI the French being very low at
this moment. But there are people, and
those well informed, who assert that his
name is Bassan, "a person who has been
employed on political missions before) and
that he has had three interviews with Lord
Castlereagh since his arrival.
1t was reported at Stockholm, when the
mails came away, that a trea was nego-
ciating between Sweden and Denmark, by
which the latter power was to place for
ty thousand men under Bernadotte's COM
mand.
The Emperor of Russia has returned TO
St. Petersburgh where, on the 9Th ut. he
went with mis- imperial consort, to the Ca
thedral, and offered thanks for the delive-
ry of the Russian territory from the enc
my.
FER.27
The last Gottenburg mails among other
interesting articles, have put us in posses
sion of a series OF interesting documents,
| connected with the state of the relations be-
tween Sweden and France. Not a doubt
I now remains i'm the breast of rational be.
| ing, that war-open undisguised war--wil
| be waged against France. The dOcVmcnts
with which we this day present our readers
relate to the dismissal of the French ambas
sador from Stockholm; an event which wa
attended with circumstances unpreccdent
ed in the annals OF diplomacy. This am
bassador, Monsieur de Cabre, refused I
leave Stockholm until he was " ordered b.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
US. BARBOUR.
wat.
<DSU9AN7 GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond. 5tk .flT;i, 1871

IDJOIdNI GENE HA l. . CrSLIn ~
Richmond, 5th .4tir!i, 1913.
Several instances having occurred in
which privates of the Militia, held in requi-
si,ion under the General Orders ofthe 18Th
of April last, have removed from the bounds
of their Regiments, or into other counties,
and thus eluded the call into actual service,
when made upon the detachment to which
they belonged, all such are hereby notified,
that to whatever county they may have re
moved, or whatever corps of the Militia
they may have joined, unless they repair
Immediately to theS'lace of rendezvous, app
pointed for their detachment (where such
detachment has been recently called into
service) and report themselves to the Com
manding Officer, they viii be esteemed ard
treated as deserters: The same course
will be observed in all future acquisitions.
By order the Commander IN Chief
VIM. w. HENING, ID. "A. G.
For MOSES GREEN, a. G..
4W.
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tie property, which we saved from Algiers,
was not molested ; and in December last I
"entto Cadz in British transport, in which
commodore Penrose had the politeness TO
give passage to myself and family. Cap
tain Eveleth had his adventure on board the
hiegany restored to him, when the ship
was condemned, and was permitted to go
10 Cadiz, when the parole and security
were given as before mentioned.
ms is the asylum-this the hospitality
which we received in the dominions of Great
Britain, when driven from AIgiers by the
barbarian Dey.
TOBIAS LEAR. |
New York, April 10, 1913.
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March s.
PFTIGRFP

HambIeton was got by Dungannon, sire Of
Bedford, & one ofthe best sons Of O'Kelly's "a
nous Eclipse, who esteemed TO be the best
Horse in England Of his day, and covered at 6f-
ty guineas--his dam by Snap, sister to
Jupiter, bred by Mr.. Cross, 1793-her dam
Young Msrsk's dam, by Blank, Stirling, Miss
Meynell, by Partner, Greyhound, Cufwen, Bay
Barb, Lord D'afcy's Arabian, Whitcshirt, Old
Montague mare. Thus it appears he descend
ed from the best running stock in England.
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Ten Dollars Reward.


Runaway from the subscriber, on Tues
day 9Th December, 1912, Negro Woman,
named
p A L T Y,
She has Child about monthsold, which she
took with her-|atty is about Is years of age,
and about 5 feet high, OF : l,etlos s-aaiexie,l,
very light eyes, has small wart on the corner
of one of her eyes. the nail on one OF her fore
fingers is split and the aesh appears above it.
The above described Woman was purchased in
New-Kent about twelve months ago, of Mr.
Parke q Howie-It is expected she viii 10 to
her mother who lives with Mrs. Howle, near
New Kent Courthouse, or to Norfolk, where it
is understood she is. The above reward viii
be paid on the delivery of the woman and child,
to me in Richmond, or for securing them in any
Jail, so that L get them again.
WILLIAM FROST.
Jan. %. w5m.
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"a dollars per annum:

ms august emperor" This is the first time
'nat the right of removing an ambassador
was attempted to be confined 20 the person
VINO sent BIN. Swedish police officer
conducted M. de Ca6re out Of the country,
"ho ne travelled, therefore, like felon, for
whom ho passports were necessary.
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From tAe National yfduocete.

we are indebted to the politeness of can
1a H! fihsS' OF the ship Portia, of Phlade,-
Pli"; arrived at this port from Cadiz, for
- .,'p!Nn papers to February 18th, from
the British Parliament. We repret tbat
we nave not room for more than the sketch.
es OF two speeches in the House of Lords.
those IN the Commons being the mos. inter-
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To the Editor of the National Advocate.

SIR,
have just seen the following paragraph.
in the Columbian CeRtinel of the 18th inst.
printed at Boston, aud think it my dcty to
make some remarks on the misrepresenta-
tons 90 call them by no harsher name)
which it contains. 1t appears to have been
taken from a New-York paper but this is
the first moment il has met my eye, or it
should have been sooner noticed by me.
f." NEW YORK"
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March IL.

CHARLOTTE COURT, LIST Feb. 1918.
Benjamin Baldwin, and Nancy his wife, !
Paschal Jennings and Sally his wife,
John Tuggle and Susannah his wife,
Richard Thornton and Francis Thorn.
ton, which said Nancy, Sally, Susannsh, -
Richard and Francis, are Children and II
Deyisees of Francis Thornton, decd .
q PiBs. q
AGAINsf q
William S. Thornton & John w. Thorn -
ton, Ex'ors. and Devisees of said Fran Z -
els Thornton, decd. am Richardson, :
and Lucy his wife, Alexander Brown -
ley and Jane C.. his wife, and Mary 2
Thornton and Presley Thornton, in -
fants under the age of twenty-one -
years, which said william, John, Lucy,
Jane G., Mary & Presley, are Children
& Deyisees Of the said Francis Thorn
ton, decd, Defs.
The defendants Isbam Richardson and
Lucy bis wife, and Alexander BROMLEY and
Jane c, his wife, not having entered their ap.
pearance according TO the act Of Ass. mbly
and the rules of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court that they are mol
inhabitants Of this state, on the molten OF tn,
plaintiff, by their Attorney, 1t is ordered, Thai
they appear here on the 1st day of April Cour
next, and enter their appearance and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that's copy Of this ordei
be published in one OF the newspapers printes
in Richmond, for two months successfully anC
posted at the front door Of the Courthouse o
Che said county.
A Copy--Teste,
THOMAS READ, elk.
March II. w8w
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TO Hent.

To Rent,
AN extremely well finished, neat, and con.
renient TENEMENT, with very spacious
garden attached to it, situated on 18TH street
Apply to
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Also, for Sale,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
Bucks.
April % eptf
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At COart held for Prince Kdwara county,
February the 18th, 1913.
Martin Hancock, Ex'or. Of Tho-0
mas Harvey, B. s. lombFt.
AGAINST In
Martin Smith. walthall Hol- chancery.
combe and Samuel l.. Lock
EFT, Defs.
THE defendant Smith not having entered
S,is appearance and given security according
20 an act of the General Assembly, and the
rules ofthis Court, and it appearing to tho
satisfaction of the Court, that he is not an in
habitant OF this state, on the motion of the
complainant, by his counsel, 1t is ordered,
That the said defendant Smith, do appear here
on the first day of May Court next, & answer
the compliments bill, and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some one of the
public newspapers printed in the City OF
Richmond for two months successfully, and
also posted at the front door Of the Courthouse
Of this county.
Ieste,
d.. WoRsHAM, DC.
March III. w8w.
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PERFORMANCES

This horse ranks very high as racer, both
for speed and bottom, as he proved successful
hin % races before he left the turf, 4 Of which
ihe walked over, none venturing to start against
him.
March 8. w3t
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ONE HUNDRED md THIRTY
THOUSAND DnJTdRS

ONE HUNDRED md THIRTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS,
s<N TWO Prizes, each of FIFTY THOUSAND
DoLLA rs, ore of TWENTY THOUL
SAND DOLLARS, and one Of Ten
THOUSAND DOLLARS,
aRhAIN UNDRAWN IN 1Rs
Medical College Lottery.
THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET
On the 9th Of Stay ncrf, is entitled 10
ONE. OF THE
$4,000 Dollar Prizes.
Il FEW TICKETS,
(WhRRhNTED UNDRAWN,)
San be Purchased, Dahhiied for before the
1Sf at DMy--dkso-If Tickets in The Hos
fitat and in The Trinity Church
Lotteries, noqv draz png } can
be 6oughtaf hresem f,ices
UNTIL 1H-AT Day, .HTTHE
Lottery Office,
OF the Subscriber, where a REGULAR Req;s.er
Book, will De kept-Approved Notes,
PRIZE TICKETS OR BANK NOTES OF
OTHER STATES,
WILL BE REcEIYED IN PArREE3 OR
EXcHA1CED.
l. Il. KURsHEEDT,
Itezu doors below tie Bell Tavern.
April % ct.
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TIE Fs,noas Aig6 s.ooded ErgiisA Harss
u A 7 T Y

BRED BY TIE DUKE OF GRAFTON,
A beautiful bright bay, near 10 hands high,
high form and elegance importedy by VIM
Lightioot, Esq of Charles City county, will
stand the ensuing season, at my plantation in
Hanover county, 20 miles from Richmond and
2 from Hanover Town and New Castle, to co
yer mares at $40 the season, for which note
will be required, dischargeable by the pay
ment Of SIS at any time before the first of
August next, when the season will expire,
with S12 TO the groom for each mare, paid
at the stable door, S9th single leap, and $50
to insure mare with foaI. Good and exteE-
sive pastursge, well enclosed, afiording as
good forward pastures as any in this part Of
the country, gratis---and mares fed, if require
ed, on reasonable terms. The greatest aiten
ton Will be paid by my overseer, MIR. John
Hog, but no Liability for escapes or accidents.
-. Any gentleman putting 5 mares to Ham
bleton may send one gratis.
GEORGE BLAKEY.
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April %

SIT a Quarterly Sessions Court, continued
and held for DiatheTUs county, the oh
day Of March, 1913.
Francis Armistead, Coniert.1
AGAINST Tn
Josiah Gayle, Pamela White, adj Chanccry.
ministratrix ofEdward White,
decd. and Rob. Hudgin, Defs
II HIS day came the complainant by his coun
n sch and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court, that the defendant Gayle is not an
inhabitant of this Commonwealth, on the mo
ton of the complainant, by his counsel-It is
decreed and ordered, That unless the delen-
aant Gayle appear here on the first day of May
Court next, and answer the complainants bill,
that the Court will AZ a future day proceed to
take the same for confessed and decree accor-
dinghy, copy of this order being published in
some newspaper printed in the Borough OF
Norfolk, or City OF Richmond, for thirty day s
successfully and posted up at the front door
of the Courthouse of this county; and it is
further decreed and ordered, that Pamela
White, sdn,'x. Of Edward White, decd. and
Robert audgin, do not pay over or secure ans
Goods, ChSttels, Money, debts or other effects
IN their hands, either due by them OF belonging
30 the said Josiah Gayle, or in any manner held
I'm trust for his use or benefit, until the further
Grder Of this Court.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN PATTERSON, C. NC.
April o. God
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution Of Partnership.
TNHE subscribers have this day DIS
solved their partnership in the
Saddling Business. All persons having
claims against the firm are notified to
bring in the same foe settlement on or
before the 27th day of the present month";
and all persons indebted thereto to make
payment on or before the said day to
William S. Dorrell, who has the settle
ment OF the partnership business.
Patrick King.
VIM. S. Dorrell.
March ls
w. s. DCRRELL,
RESPECTFULLY informs the pub.
lie in general. that he will continue
10 carry on the business at the North
Corner Of King ( Washington Streets
and solicits q continuance OF their Gus
tom.
March d
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Anthony Rhodes
Has for Sale at his Store Prince Street,
80 barrels of N. E. Cyaer suitable
for the fishery,
60 bushels of seed Potatoes,
20 do. of Onions,
1000 ID. Of N. E. Cheese,
1000 ID Of Pearl ash,
Is kegs of Cavendish Tobacco
500 feet of Satin Wood,
S boxes Of men and boys Coarse
Hats, ~.
4 do of womens' Morocco Slip
pers,
Mems coarse and fine Shoes,
Mer's Gne Hats, Trunks K Saddles
Bed-ticking, Check * White Cotton
Shirting,
American Superhne Cloths,
Cinehams, Stripes and ShamorayS
Spun Cotton. White & Colored,
Cotton Cards BY retail,
Five bushels of Clover Seed,
Groceries as usual.
March IS.
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Alexandria Bath House
FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale his
i Bath.House adjoining the Thea.
tire. 1t is in complete order for tho
approaching season. The House will
be sold with or without the Utensils
for Bathing. Any person desitops OF
purchasing, may know the terms on
application to me on the premises.
and may see statemeh. Of the profits
arising from it the two last seasons.
Frederick Shuck.
N. B. If net sold at private sale pre-
vious to Saturday the Sd Of April next
it will on that day be offered at Public
Sale, at half past twelve O'Clock.
March Is eo1t
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NOTICE.

THE public are informed that Fish
/ Wharf will be established On
Jones's Point, for their accommodatl9
during the season.
Persons wishing to put up Fish W
be accom-, sda.ed with ground for thsaF
stands gratis.
March IS.
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Fish Market.
Attention (! /!

Attention /!
Independents Blucs-You are herebv
requested to parade on Saturday tho
9th inst at the Courthouse square, prsz
cisely at 2 o'clock with arms and acces.
trements in good erder. AL those who
may wish to become membsrs will b
balloted for at meeting of the Comrks
ny after parade.
BY order Of the Captain.
JOHN BOYER.
March % n
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IlG.]
4 vsN'ps DUE.
h'9ar
{: j., s 'ssass ofp'rines
EG.r ,trssts,, c,o
fD1rr,y Goods Gro
b, Sc. .x,,.,,ed
of,hs day. y. on Ii.
!, , pr, time b be We've! viewed
fla',s'' Ioss'' limitation
!. C. MaraelleT.
kGOlClLNaho:: :.
| rallRpEIRs,, 4 r.:
! md md DRUGGIST
%r Street, 9flf0s'fe
scSs0.ws, and meat
| LL0TD'S'--..
E.,irsl in addition edition T.. to
|. s,ock,a general as
t,.,,,, ofthe first qua
|, he will sell whole.
;, Is good terms as
t1,;sG IN Dai.ilno ~. ,nd
scnlry Merchants and n
Z b supplied on the
/, cash, or on a good
|, also received a &C.
l d Surgical hs'ra'
! Patent Medicines
,dics Bittsrss
atnsnt,
khls Elixir, for Coughs
Is, C0nsumptions, &c.
B Powders,
aa. Paste,
sa,t,
tmcn,. &c. &c.
kAat cash price given
Freight
he elegant fast sailing
nch Ship
GAWAM,
TEAR 0LD,)
kSO Barrels Flour, now
IS for reception Of a
bin C. Ladd.
! SIMMS
nue the practice of the
}. Circuit Court for the
kad'ia. His Office is
ns.ORce Of the Alexis
he Public.
proven, deception, the
titiOusd not to purchase
BY be offered as Paul's
p Oil, that do not bear
fsnsllcs as published by
fisent, Doctor JOHN
(nOre.
Thomas Paul.
Eil, lsl9-Feb. Is.
ECHARD H. LITTLE,
fOdFIa, agent for the pro.
E1rla Museum,
l 'ectp ,on of visitors,
|NOaay eXceotstI from
Il N-and on We'd.
/ Ron s TO 9 O clock.
"''m 1t a pleasure,
N viewing an assem-.
RS OF Nature and Art,
EGl,d.
| N. NJ
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Was taken from Mr.. imp
let's Ball Room OH the 18th instant, .
large crimson twilled silk SHAWL
There was one left in the place of it,
which may be seen At Mr. S,owden's
ohice. The person who took it, will
greatly oblige the Owner, by leaving
1t at the Printing Office.
March rs 81
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r EDUCATION.
KENWORTHYh ay.

N N \ AI1AIAAvA 1AAS6N w SA II u6v~
Wv arrived in town, proposes, pur.
suant 10 his prospect heretofore pub.
kohed, to open School on second day,
the 29th instant, in the room below the
widow Fletcher's dwelling, on the south
side of Prince street, between St. A.
saph and Pit, streets, where he will b
ready to pay attention to such scholars
as may be con6ded to his tuition.
Having, for many years, had consir
dcrcble experience in the business OF
Conveyancing, he also proposes, in the
intervals between school hours, to draw
Deeds and other instruments of Writ
ing for such persons as may think pro-
per to apply to him for that purpose.
Sd mo ~ lw
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NOTICE.

ulHE Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandra, are nersoy
notified, that dividend Of profits 81 :
,er cent. on the capital stock paid I'M Is
this day declared payable to them, or
their legal representatives. Oh uA''
By order Of the President and
Directors.
WIN. PATTON, Jr. ca.A.er.
March 9 ""
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MONDAY, MARCH 29, i81ss
- SUIe
LAW.
January 27

January ~ ~
John Gardner Laid
HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
West India Rum in puncheoAs,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas OF the lat
estimportations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted, g
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck, e
bale Spanish Wool, +
by 10, z by 9, 9 by II, and 10 by IL
Bristol Glass, in whoie and half
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box.
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats.
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierccs
< bills -.
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Strengths Red
Wine,
Cordage and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Msn',, Womcn's and Chiidren's Shoes
in.barreIs 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 s.
Notice is hereby given to
the poor women OF the town OF -aicxan-
dria, that or application to the saoserl-
Der, they can be furnished with cott'L
TO spin, and that liberal price Will pc
paid for SPINNING ahe same:
Ifaac Robbins.
Who has for Sale,
Cotton suitable Tor making carpet.
spun by this poor Of the tawns aadssss'gt.t
proceeds oss which viii DC applied tei
heir relief
december Is.
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LAWRASON T. FOWLE
HAZE FOR Sale
THE Cargo of Schooner Traveller
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, OF 4ooo
feet merchandise and clear Lumber.
Also, LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Tw1ne.
100 boxes mould and diPt Candles.
so cases sweet OH.
10 barrel. tanners Oil.
February /.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

NO! H L y =
rAsH will be paid for OATS. or
fish from Deephole FISHING shore
,rn;.hed for them at the shore PRICE
=. Oat. 10 be delivered at the Wood
.wn stage stable, OF at Deephole.-
W.eeons coming after FISH, during the
.esson, are therefore invited, not y
come from above empty. ss.i
Joseph Jordan.
yvoodlawn, Prince WIN. cy.
nearo ecoqusa, March is'> <aw4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-29
SLAVES.

SLAVES.
On MONDAY, the fifth OF April
next, if fair; if not. the next fair d" !;
will be offered for sale, at the tavern OF
Captain George Wilhiams. in this place,
for ready money--FIFTY SLAVES
belonging to the estate OF John ltioson,
deceased consisting It men, women
and children.
JOHN SPENCE,
JAMES, REID,
Executors of John Gibson.
Dumfries, March 4. dts