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TO LET,

~ LIZ a,
A Dwelling House on
Duke street, adjoining 'Ay e"eihhs'
and in a very pleasant situation
Also-.a Warehouse on
King street, formerly oecnplod 81 hf
David Smedley.
And part Of a Warehouse
at lower emu of Duke street, quite con-
yenient t. the water
also,
A few ton of Chalk tor sale.
n !. would thank those,"ho nave
horrovcd fools Belonging 10 ne to re-
tnrn them-and particularly two slo'y
! older, avery long stout Crowds ar,
and Get of Two story tornics Plains,
and valuable ArchasS Both the
plains have my name o.. them, aud the
COW Bar has The two hrst letters OF
Thomas Preston.
April =
PRINTING
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ana Museum.

|dra MuScunl,
|r;.l' ~ Of visitors,
fa-g eyseptea) from
| y -Nd on We'd.
/ ON S TO g O'Clock.
F'em it a pleasure,
f Viewing an assem-
+ Of Na,ure and Art,
Esed,
r Museum, is at all
= AdRit;ance for
f'csr.s, eaca visit
|Cslis.
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January ~
Ionn Gardner i.add

ionn Gardner Ladd
HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
West India Rum in puncheoHs,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Guapow der, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, OF the LAT.
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck, r
bale Spanish Wool,
by 1917 by 9. 3 By. l, and 10 by IL
BRISTOL Glass whole and hall
boxes, Nj.
Soap, Car dies aC od6sh in box
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Wniskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bbis.
Few Or casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Strengths Red
Wine,
Cordage and Lines Of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Womcn's and Children's Shoes
n''barrelsa and boxes,
BOTTLE Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Piaister Of Paris.
Also, PLOUt,HS Of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
October e.
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Dissolution of Partnership.


VHSHE subscribers have this Gay o,s'
r solved their partnership IN .ho
Sadd,inr Business. All persons having
claims against the firm are notiheo 10
bring in the same for settlement on OF
before the 27th day of the present month";
and All persons indebted thereto to make
pavmen, on or before the sad cav 10
William S. Dorreil, who has the settle
mens OF the partnership business.
Patrick King.
VIM. S. Dorrell.
March IL
= w. s. DORRELL. :.
RESPECTFULLY informs the poo-
lie in general, that he will con.i 'ae
to carry on the business at the Mort"
Corner Of King s. Washington Streets
and solicits a soutinssRse. OF their GUS
tom.
March E
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r vEN !, 1U.,.
f.iysrd FRIDAY
|Doa.s, corner Of Prince
b, Goods Gro
b, Sc. ,.....a
[,ctthe day u. On i.
r. which are on IL
P..;.cs Of which are
,nr time be viewed
:" ,,sst limitation
r Maraeller.
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G. Maraelier.:. ...

T,aiRPER,. ". y;
.! DRUGGIST
H. Street, 9hf2s'Is
f,pS0VS ana meet
|LL0rD'S---.
k.i,sl in addition 10
/ Sock, a general as
|r,, ofths first qua
/ he viii sell whole
Fos IS good terms as
! ,se3 IN 8altimore or
|nrg Merchants ana
Is: supplied on the
| cash, or on a good
oiy.d n ore.
! Of S4rgical ha'rH-
| Pe:al Medicines,
lie Bit.srs,
kment,
4. Elixir, for Coughs,
], Consumpt.Ons, &c
| Powders,
shs Paste,
tlrl,
hat &C. sc.
t:.t cash price given
\ Freight.
elegant fast sailing
th Snip
lWAM,
tEiR 0LD,)
D. Barrels Flour, now
!; Tor reception of a
Iln G. Ladd.
|SlMMS
be the practice of the
| Circuit Court for the
ria, His Office is
k.0Hce of Il { Alexs
Public.
eyeOt deception, the
fonsd not to purchase
be offered as Paul's
! Oh, that do not bear
fsacs as Published by
Iasea;, Doctor JOHN
re,
IhonaS Paul.
iSi3-Feh. IS.
II, LITTLE,
l4'asent Tor the pro-
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RUSSIAN VICTORIES.
Foreign Office, 2alh Bee 1872
Fran the London Gazette.

Foreign Office, 2sh Bee 1872.
Dispatches have been received this
evening from general viscoun. Cathcsrt,
dated at ST. Pctersbursh, the 4th, Gin
and 7;h Of December, containing the
account of tie successes Of the Russian
army 10 the 90 Of November.
By these 1t appears that gen count
Wugepstein reports. On The Oath No
vember, FIN the village cf Chesai, th4t
admiral TcbichaS of was at B"rizoa, Oh
the 24I inst. whence general Langeron,
Informed the count, BY letters cflhe 22d,
hat general count Lambert was at b..
izhf, on the 2lst, when he defeated the
ahcie corps of Dtmbrowski. taking six
cannon, colors and 5000 prisoners, dri.
,ing them on upon the road to Orsha
hat count Lambert, had also taken at
Kzidanofi, two guns and from 2 10 5000
prisoners; and that, including the hos
pital at Minsk, in the last eight days up.
wards of 1900 psisoners, and "a guns
mad been taken.
General count Wittgenstein reports
on the 27th November, that he bad de-
isated marshal Victor, and taken four
Cannon, two standards, sixty-seven off,
GERS OF the Etat Major, and 3oCo priso-
ners, besides great number which the
enemy bad lost ip kiied and wounded !;
and that In consequence Of the victory,
the Genersl Of Division, Parthensut,
General OF Brigade, Bilier, the Chief of
Tie E'a. Major, D'E.oert, Gems Camins
md Blamont, Eve Co.'s Is Lieut.. Coils
s24 Officers, 1900 soldiers. including
two, entire regiments of cavalry, had
laid down their arms: alter which he
mad attacked Napoleon and his army in
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Russian Wdr--Latest Report.
January /.

A report has reached this country from
the opposite coast, that the remains OF
the French had surrendered upon capl'
tu.ation TO the Russian Generals Witt
genstein and Tchiehagoff. They had
been so completely hemmed in on all
sides by their active ard yigiiant enemy
tba, they had no alternative left. Their
supplies were totally exhausted, and
their officers had for several days prior
TO their surrender, deserted from them
By dozens alta tine. 1t is added, how
ever, that the officers who remained in
charge of the troops. bad the address to
procure better terms for themselves than
those which were granted to the corps
of Davoust and Ney.
The captain ola vessel from Ostend
which he left on Thursday last, says that
when I've left that port it was rumored,
that the Russians had pursued the
grand army and interposcd with co''-
siderable force between it and the Polish
terrtorie. and after several sanguina-
~ Engagements, the greater part Of the
men had been compelled to lay down
their arms, and surrender themselves
prisoners of war. The general officers,
it was believed, were liberated on thei'
parole, not to serve during the war
The advanced guard of the Russian ar
my had entered the Duchy of Warsaw,
and rendered the concentrating Of the
remaining troops necessary. 10 oppose
them a further levy had been srdsred."
The studied silence OF the French pa
pers, & the successive arrival of French
generals and aid de-camps at ParI. have
induced us for some days past 10 express
our belief that sore great disaster had
befailen the French army.
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BOSTON, February IS.

nOO S&NS SbsoSsJ
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND
We are indebtedto Captain BARNARD
Of the Norfolk Packet, and several mef-
chants of this town, for Liverpool papers
10 january 49,. and London papers To
January IL, inclusive from which we
have extracted the interesting Fereish
Intelligence with which our columns
are crowded.
Bonaparte has appeared several a"es
in public. -. \;
The British have suspended inc IL
cense trade with France. -,
lis said Lord Wellington Is TO VISIT
England, to personally communicate o''
( opinion of affairs in Spain. !,
The market. in England for colonial
produce, manufactured articles &c: mac
much improved in consequence OIL inc
turn of military affairs in Russia.
Subscriptions are opened IN many
towns in England, for the reiiet OF sui
fering Russians.
The British Ministry contemplate o.
pening the trade OF the Eass'lnales ~
English out.ports. IT,
The ROYAL Oak "a, Egmont "a, The
seus "a, BelIona - Niemen 80, Revo'
lu,ionarie A., Desiree So, end Mutne
is, sailed to cruise off the Western Isl,
ands. Another account says they sailed
with sealed orders. A few days before
their departure they were SAID ~ oe
destined to America.
The Africa, 81 from Halifax, arrived
at Cork, ireland, December a. al
miral Sawyer and Captain Dacres pas
sengers. ~.
Accounts of the capture OF the Mace.
DOMAIN had reached England, and causet
much speculation and irritation. :.
| Lord Castlereagh stated Dec u, II
Parliament, that the captures sastaihc'
by American cruizers were compare
lively few.
Lit. Col. Patterson, is appointed 1t
| Governor Of Canada.
The Marquis of Sligo has been con
vic,ed in England, of entlcing some sea
men from His Majssty's service, ane
\ sentenced to fine OF Soool. and fod'
months imprisonment.
Riots continue at Nottingham.
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JOHN SPENCE,
JAMES REID,

VaIntble Lands for Sale.
THx lua;cr;5er viii sell a Tract
OF Lend, containing ss3 and q
hast acres, wkiia TWO miles OF Fauquer
Court House About 800 acres OF which
are i, woo.i, weifIm5erel. The open
land is Undergoing its first course of
clover and plaster There are on the
premises comfo-i able new Dwelling
House not finished, good new Barn
and other Convenient out houses. Pos
session OF the houses and part OF the
land San Dc given Immediately, and o.
the residue after harvest.
Th-s is perhaps ons.oi the most de-
sirable tracts as isnd in the neiy hbor-
bcod of, Fsuq,tier Court House, on &C
count Of its vi, ini,y TO that place, where
fire wood sells At from tsrec to four
dollars per care during tn winter sea
son. john A. w. Smith, Esq or Saml.
Low, Jr Esq, will shew tine land, an
make known the terms OF sale.
Also, one other Tract, containing 2op
acres, living Ia he county of CulPc,-
DER, or tie main road leading from
Che,ter's Gap to Fnedsricksburg.-
This iand is we'll adapted 10 the usa OF
n,sister. and is no, more than two miles
FROM Mr.. Moses Gioson's Merchant
Mill. Il win 5e shewh by Mr.. Curtis
Corby. near tie premises an the terms
ma known or application TO the sue
scr;ber, living the upper end OF FSn-
ouier county. on the road leading from
The Court Hou to Ches,er's zap.
VIM. Clarkson.
March 8w
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.;,o, The Beragina, near Ssadlnski'
pa defeated him. The enemy s'Aae
s shs utmost resistance, IN oroer 20
~. 1--WE his baggage as much o. poo.
,;ble, and then burnt Dis p1'se, ss,h
49,. soon re-cstablished. On the sou
he took one thousand i've hundred p,t
Nv and one cannon on the 9Th IL
sannon and he states that the baggage
e ssLen from the enemy filed a space OF
half yerst, so as not to be aeie 10 pas
aInnq it on foot or on horseback. ha'
S;ng established his bridge, ne was pre-
narine to Join in pursuing the enemy
Admiral Tchichagoff reports on the
ao,h that the enemy, having in vain at
,rmn,ed to force the Bereslna at boris.
SOW. found position at the distance OF
thirteen wersls, where he established
Battery of thirty pieces of cannon. by
which he was enabled to pass the river
where it was extremely narrow. on
the aSth, he attacked the enemy VINO
had passed in front, whilst count Witt
penstein and Platof attacked their rear
He repulsed the enemy to the distance
Of four or FIVE wersts, with the loss OF
one cannon, many officers and several
hundred prisoners. He closes MS re-
mort BY stating tina; the enemy was re-
treating. and he was marching 10 pur'
suit. Admiral Tchichasoff states that
Napoleon had been joined by all his
forces, amounting to near seventy thou
sand men; and that his guards, and the
corps of Oudinot and Victor were not
IN bad order or deficient in cavalry and
artillery
Admiral TchickagoS was marching
on Ostachevo Gen. Milaradowitch had
arrived at Borlssow.
Gen Sachen, who had been left near
Brecb, had completely executed his or
ders. Prince Schwartzenburg had twice
approached Slonim I; general Sschen had
also twice attacked Regnier, and obliged
him to join prince Schwartzenburg' at
ter the loss Of one standard and 1000
prisoners.
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CAPTURE Of The Macedonian.
From The London Gazette, Jan. l.

FROM the LONDON Gazette, Jan. !.
admiralty Office, Dec. 20, 1912.
Copy OF letter from Capt. John Sur.
man Garden, late commander Of his ma
jes's's ship the Macedonian, to John
Wilson Croker, Egg. dated on boa 4 toe
American ship the United States, at
sea, ,h, 2Sth October, 1912.
SIR-It is with the deepest regret I
have to acquaint you, for the information
Of my lords commissioners Of the adj
miralty, that his majesty's late ship Ma
cedcnisn was captured on the 18th inst
by the United States's ship U. States,
Commodore Decatur, commander: the
detail is IS follows
A short time after Daylight, steering
n. w. by w. with the wind from the
southwark, in lat. 20 deg. n. ard lors.
- deg. 80 min. w. in the execution Of
their lordsbips orders, sail was seen
on the lee beam, which Immediately
stood for and made her out 10 be large
frigatc under American coIors at nine
o'clock ! closed with her, and she com.
menced the action, which we returned :;
but for the enemy keeping two points
OF the wind was not enabled to get as
close 20 her as could have wished.
After an hours action the enemy back
Ell and came to the wind, and was then
enabled to bring her to close battle /; in
ih's situation l soon found the epemy's
terce too superior to expect success,
unless some very fortunate chance oc-
CURED in OR faver, and with this hope
continued the battle to two hours and
ten minutes, when, having the mizen.
mast shot away BY the board, top. mssis
shot away BY the caps, main yard shot in
PIECES lover masts badly wounded.
lower rigging all cut to pieces, small
proportion only of the foresail left to the
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CHEs.PEAKE AND DELAWARE BLOCK.
AIDED.

CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE Block
AIDED.
From she London Gazette, Dee IS.
Foreign Office, Dee. Is.
His royal big bness the Prince Regent,
acting in the name and on the behsif OF
his majesty, has been pleased to Cause
it to be sigrihed, by lord Castleresgh,
his majesty's principal secretary OF state
for foreign affairs, 10 the ministers OF
the friendly powers residing at this
court, that the necessary measures have
been taken, hy the command OF his royal
bichpess, for the blockade Of the ports
and harbors of the BAY of the Chesa-
peake and OF the river Delaware, in the
United States of America and that
from this time al the measures autho-
rised BY the Law Of nations ill be adopt
ed aud executed, will, respect To all
vessels which may attenp, to violate the
said blockade.
LONDON, Jan Q.
Two frigates in the Texel, having on
board q Quantity of small arms and O.
,her stores. supposed for America, are
only waiting for fair opportunity TO
slip out.
Government is reported TO be in pos
session Of Information, that Bonops.,s
has ordered 2so, 900 men to be raised,
and to be pun in motion, preparatory K
the opening tie ensuing campaign. 1t
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NEW.Y0REI

LATEST FfVE
On Saturday e'atI
port the ship FIHa !
Liverpool. from sNs
the 18th Janusry.
By this arrival The
camille advertiser b'r4
London papers to 'h
LloyG's List. to The o1
1t was stated ID ~
Emperor NapoIson u
that the remnant Of n1
q few OF the gehe'A
compelled to suTr'a%j
in the neighbcrho'd d j
Our papers also sss]
the line, several large 4
bomb vessels. are ii'I'1
the coast Of AmeIicA
my's squadron nov '. @ o. !, !
Tie cartel slip re
sail Immediately for =
Liverpool. =, ]
The cartel ship Nrs'
liam., had arrived 'tD1
to sill for Nsw.loi "
nuary. :,
The Fingsl has '"a
for government a'' %
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MOI iCE.

UNHE Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandra, are hereby
notified, that dividend IT profits OF :
pei cent. on the capital stock paid IN, Is
this day declared payable to them, or
their legal representatives., on Friday
18th instant.
BY order OF the President and
Directors.
wM PATTON, Jr. Cashier.
Mareh s OIL
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SLAVES.

On MONDAY. the fifth Of April
next, if fair; If not, the next fair day !;
will be offered for sale, a! the tavern OF
Captain George HRliam., in this place.
for ready moDey-EIFTY SAVES
belonging to the estate Of John Gioson'
deceased; consisting sf men, women
JOHN SPENCE,
y JAMES REID,
Executors of John Gibson.
Emfries, March .. ats
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Extract Of @ letter from Mrssys. Blu.

Extract Of letter from Mess's. Ru.
ehanon e Sm III, dated Liuertoot ia
nuary 9, TO a merchant tn this tosn.
&c An Order Ct Council! has been is
sued, declaring the Chesapeake and De-
lawsre in a state of blockade. Govern
ment continue to refuse licenses for the
general importation of American pro.
duce in neutrals, as also to renew those
granted Americsn vessels, or to Issue
new vnes."
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March Z

New Kind Seed Oats.
TIE subscriber has just received a.
bout go bushels OATS. OF superior
QUALIFY Cor seed, which he offers tor sale.
VIM. Benter.
Roysl street, near the corner OF King.
March 5
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tGs'ss.y.ra, ~ IT,.
a ass "a and fsrs,as
sna hnsd with n,
. main deck di.,ts,s,'
tween wind and ~
portion Fas 'n Of the er,,S,
o Order who had as,.
about q! to place hil,s
u0n, ~i'hou, CT, -
the hre' ,b.sias,s
. manageable log r
though a painful n
der q his !, maiesytSIs.
tui alternative rs.s..
OF Of success va. r,n'
Il reach Of es.'',
their lord'hips VIII
had been B. mad. ~
myself, nj, brs,, a.
should she har.
whilst a man LIVED !
been manageable.
l am sorry to .,s|
we're; / find by ,haJ
SIX 81 killed, tire. II
short ti"e after TEL
verely wsuuded, rr,I
recover, ard thirl,.lc|
Cd. who may all da.J
The truly rob. a.|
duct Of my olRcsls Il
very of my crew, .sS1
the battle, mus, s,e ]
to their County. |
My FIRST lieu,en.rl
severely wound:t i,
the close Of The s,s,
low; but sss So
displaying that sr,s,.
excrtion, which, tx!
can never be exrsIl.t
John Bultord, va ,
not obliged to quiz hi
lieutenant Samuel y
serves my highest al
The cool and ,ls,t,
Walker!h be msste:, .
ing the battle, assi1.
Wilson and MasiA d
On being taken o.
ship l ceased to ro,:
the battle. The I.
with the seantlI.,
mounting 3 long 2.
ship guns on her I
42-peunders ca''or,
Founders on her qr'
castle, howilzer Gun
travelling carrOnsts
with a complimet.
The enemy has
t masts, rigging, aid
low water; her los
| ed l am not AVA
| lieutenant and s "a.
overheard.
| JON
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Extract ofc Eetler fom LiUfrtooi.

The London Courier says, respe citing
American frisatcs, :" thai 1t should DE
considered no disgrace for the largest
British frlgate 10 shun an engagement
with these dangerous memberships.
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FRESH FRUIT.

FRESH FRUIT.
.Rsv Loading and for Sale By
Asiams. Herbert q Go.
III 3osesfse.h Bloom and Ms'ea'el
Gfsies.
g. Cysss do do.
So Qa.a.a', best sof shslled Al
1Daa.
20 2 xe- f.enanoAs. .a
Is Kegs ire.A Owes.
March n
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ISAAC ROI
OVERS %
Al his wholesale IN u
tire Of Kins's1
Eighty 3afhp|

TO VII
Is cases, esen al
tiers, superior guarp"'''a1
4 cases. each u "a
tiers, superior Hy"' 4
81 quarter chess s's
Cstty and 10 cn h
der, Imperial, Hy'" |
Canopy ard B0''. n
5000 weight tel
Coffee n
SUGAR. ~
Mu.coyado SS5h
barrels. ,,.d
Molasses in hog'6 n
Blown Salt 10 ..'. .,s'.e|
Rice !; Pepper; hG4'.sI
Mace i; Nu,n;e5' .'y:1
copper.,; Bf'n''md
nish.foat lnsiSo' ,,,r
Glse /; refined III
Ghuter Sails; "a
lead =; cut N.H'i Ia
Jamc..Hyer TsI' : GA
snuE; Wr'ufs spi
sc. &c. &c. al! v ~
..d,o cell IN ysTs -
Marsh .. /
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January 7.

Stain.-Anotber change in the go
vernment of Spain is mentioned, The
Cardinal de Bourbon is to be sole r :
gent. Argueiles IS to be minister OF H.
nance.
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FRIDAY, MARCH S.

FOR FREIGHT,
- The fass-sailing schooner
sAAs Mary Ann,
a Horasio Middleton, Master
Burthen 800 Barrels-will be ready
for the reception Of a cargo in five days
Apply to
Adams, Herbert & Co.
WAa hcve just received for Sale
lis Bales first quality Upland Cotton
81 hhds. do. do. Muscovado,
$4,000 VT. Green and White Coffee,
s. hhds. and tierces Molasses,
- psnehcons Rum,
70 chests Young Hyson Tea,
80 casks Brown Stout,
IS kegs Harris's Tobacco,
LIS boxes and half boxes Segars,
500 VT. Race Ginger, &
so spanish Hides.
ALSO.
90 tons Plaster Paris,
20 Barrels Tar.
March 4.
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INTENDED B0MBARDMENTS

From LIVERPOOL PAPER efJas. IS.
LONDON, January II.
A squadron, consisting of 10 sal! OF
the line, several large Irisates, (raSces)
and Ave bomb vessels, will instantly, pro-
ceed to the coast of America, to bonn
bard some Of the principal ports. The
division of this formidable expedition
which is fitting out at Plymouth, corr
sis,., among others, oft Tiger, Queen
and Abercrombie mea Of war. ard they
will take on board the fine battalion OF
marines, commanded BY Major WI
liams, and recently on service with Sir
Home Popham.
An American ship has been sent into
Plymouth which left New-York on the
18th December.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-05

A Flag Of truce has sailed from Fall
mouth for America, it is said, with i'm
poJtant dispatches.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-17

FOR FREIGHT,
- The fast.sailing schooner
SAs Mary-Ann,
sk. Roratio Middleton, Master
Burthen 800 Barrels-will be ready
for the reception of a cargo in Eve days
Apply to
Adams, Herbert & Co.
Who haze Just received for Sale,
lls Bales first quality Upland Cotton
81 hhds. do. do. Muscovado;
$4,000 W.T. Green and White Coffee,
S. hhds. and tierces Molasses,
% psnchcons Rum,
70 chests Young Hyson Tea,
so casks Brown Stout,
Is kegs Harris's Tobacco
la5 boxes and half boxes Segars,
500 vt. Race Ginger, &
so spanish Hides.
ALSO,
40 tons Plaster Paris,
40 barrels Tar.
March 4.