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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-07
Robert Brown

~ ~ DLloI1ED) VI
IOHN a. EWAkT,
find for Sale at his Book Store, a new
and IMPROVED edition Of
GLASSES COOKERY,
Containing directions how 10 roast &
boil every thing necessary TO be sent up
to table-Broiling, Frying, how t.
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry, Soups
and Bro;hs, Puddings, Pies, Dishes for
Lent, GRAVES, Sauces; Hashes, Erica
secs, Ragouts, making Cakes and JcI-
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Confec.
tionary.
Also
The .followins neav Publications,
Rokeby, rev Poem, by Walter Scott
Emerald Isle,--by c Phillips.
Traits Of Nature, by Miss Barney.
Good Men of Modern Date, by Mrs
Green.
Santn Sebas6ano, by the author OF the
Romance of the Pyrenees.
Portraiture Of Metbodism, by ]. Crow
ther
Life of IVhitc6eld, by ]. Gil'ies
Poetical Vagaries, by G. Coleman
Elements of Chemical Philosophy, by
Sir Humphrey Davy, L, L. D.
Life of Percral-Erskine's Speeches &
Duane's Hand Book, or the New Mi
litary Guide for the Infantry Of the
United States
April IL
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Runaway

From the subscribe living near Mid
dlehurg, Negro Man named Daniel,
,hout - years of age. Having been
in tormal that nc is now in TIL, town |
. ebv offer reward Of 20 dollars t..
p,rehendiag hlm-or vi sell h,m
INNING Apply at the Office OF the
Gazette.
Robert Brown
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FOR SALE,

4 VALUBLE House Servant, about
Y 81 years of age-he is very likely
and intelligent, and would suit either
tavern, private family or single gentle
man. l wish to dispose OF the servan,
to some person in Alexandria or its vici.
nifty, as my only object in selling him is
to CRAFTY him by being near bis wife-
She can be bought to accommodate par
ties, by applying to WILLIAM ROBINSON,
Esq. The Servants will be shewn, and
the terms Of sale made known.
Mex. BEVERLEY.
Westmoreland county,Va June "a.
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carro rice. sent in for a
hrn.cb Of blockade, arrived inc Gay DC,
ss So" ,he Governeur Ankerhism sailed /;
s I'D . ~. Hero, from the Southwark Tor
aaa sloo y sent in by different eruizers.
b" s.' ", (CarteD with the
officers aud crew Of the resSoeS' at'4V
81 ,bo stb of jane from NJ York,
Tn. plan,agenet, "a, arrived the same
way 80 COO American prisoners re-
mo:ncd at Bermnd'' some OF "he" "au
been their Ave mO0'.a.
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.
r., sa,,ar, also communicates the
'0 Al Warren bad issued his Pfocla.
,.;ar lated at Bernsnda, about the Est
81 nj lane, declsring the Ports OF Me-
york. Charleston. Savannah po~ k'ya''
ard Mississippi, 10 a state Q: s.cSads'
~"r msn,,eman varied upon Ad Warren
e vessels could arrist al or de-
nor. from any intermediate 2or'.n't par
,;cn,arIs men,ioaed IN the "f6e'ai order
,.;,hcu, being na6ic 10 cap'n'e or con.
5,-nns,ion. lis reply was T" ih~ta.'
Sc,ssls taken going in" or coming oct o.
aov not bc.wern Monlaug Po'nt ant
the Mississippi would be liable TIC cap
n,re and condemnation. "--Thr nsesn'r
,.,s o,s, asked aim-~hc,h"r We. sci
wonld nc li.b!e to capture # taken bound
;,,o New -Haven--tiis reply wa>--Yes
or any where in the sound The Ge,
,erneor Ankerheiu,, sp,'>e nothing, and
saw no cruizers Oh heI passage.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-07

HARpERsrIELp. del co. June IS.
A British Spy.-This town was
Yesterday thrown into considera-
bIe state of agitation. by the circu.
Io.jon Of a rumour. that a British
Srv had been discovered skulking
abou. the vicinity of this place.
The democrats we're all a-gog on
the occasion. ard the authority of
the town. (the democratic part eft
assembled themselves and ordered
out an armed force of twenty men,
with guns and bayonets. 10 apprehend
this supposed Spy. who 1t was un-
derstood had sought concealment IN
the recesses of the ueighbaring forest.
This intrepid band of patriots thus
armed cap.a.pce. marched in pur-
suit Of the enemy, and at length
found the object of their search IN
the person Of a poor African by the
side of a fire, roasting eonpie OF
notatoes and a slice of pork, who
view ed this Formidable armed force
as il approached. with terror and
dismay. The poor fellow surrea-
dered without resistance. and was
then marched in triumph before
Judse - and another magistrate
who had previously seated them
selves in az the pomp of office. Tor
the examination Of The tremGhns
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london .Artic!es, ORA HALIFAX

LONDON, May
The second division OF the Swedish
expedi,ion. 10000 strong left Carlscro-
NJ the 22d ult.
Goyer.ncus hos received official adj
vice Of the surrender of Thorn * Span
dau.
May 8.
Tive French Eigates have escaped
from Brest.
May 9.
Ministers have now resolved to grant
licenses OILY to brts north of Rhode
Isi,nd; whereas bose which had began
10 be issued respected any port not uo-
der blockade.
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dLEAANDRiA.
w EDNESDAY, July z.

"To sREW
TIL. WEAK AGE & BODY OF THK TINE
ais FORM AND PRESSURE"
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Julr z
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-04
E77ans~ ~
Eve UIRER-oFPICE, MAJ 4.

governor Strong's Message to the Legisla-
turs OK Massachusetts, delivered on the
attn January last, Continued with re-
marks
And desire has been evinced to keep
shFyway open to reconciliation"
n@ whom has this pacific disposition been
eVloSedf 1T the proposition be affirmed of
Sne BRITISH government, it is not true. Its
N'"istfy has esiDced no such desire. The
oVertures com municated through Mr.. Rus
sell, were rejected with contempt Tt is
ohV'cus, therefore, that his excellency must
nave intended this remark for the govern
n'eht OF the United States. The confession.
shoUGl Colby and vaguely made, is of va
rue IL would have been Of greater value
" mad been more explicit, if this desire had
oeeh distinctly and expressly ascribed to
Epe American government. But this would
- nave been acceptableto his Excellency's
LENDS. They have said that our govern
'hent vas resolved in any event, to GO TO war,
ava j. no" equally resolve to have no
WHh England. The mediation of
5 5,... Is SAID to be nothing but farce.
ne governor has met this opinion, though
TOT very openly, and condemns It by the
Ia'Ht ana vague Concession which he has
mace VI IaVor o! the administration.
" can hardly suppose that the war
:, WI DC 0onEH"ed 20 protect in our mer-
chant vessels, the seamen of Great Bri-
tam against the claims of that govern
- ment."
Here is another specimen of The r,iscra4
PIE suohciy with which this Message was
composed. ~ the very nioment when the
governor appears to be smiling upon the
government, he stabs it. White he is. with
apparent candor, rejecting tie idea which
n"d occurred TO hiss, as " hardly to be sup
t"seo' ne uses word, which necessarily
I"pHhtes' thongh 1t does not plainly express.
~ p'p'oSt bitterness OF censure. This cen
sure IS implied in the word I" eontn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-04

detached militia under the general order o:
the 25th of April. A statement of the fiel
artillery and it's distribution sad copies OF
all the Magazine returns of the several
towns within such brigade. You will be
grat'hed bv his representations, that the
militia Throughout the state, with so,.e mi.
mute exceptions, are organized, 6 capable
OF aeSng with promptness and feet when
ever required by the eXigence of affairs"
Inc tact here communicated does honor
to the state OF Massachusetts, and must be
gratifying not only to its people, bns to eve
ry American. Yet the knowledge of this
TACT, however pleasing in itself, cannot fail
70 inspire the most melancholy reflections
What has this militia. organised as it is
aud capable of acting with prompttude
and effect" whenever required by the ext
gence OF affair; What have they done.
dering the late disastrous campaign, Did
not the exigence of our public affairs re
quire, then, their aid? Was no, that aid
though ccnstitutionaily asked, steadily re-
tusedf And what has been the result p
Disgrace. defeat, cold-blooded murder and
desoiation d; and What is perhaps most To be
deplored, as the "broatlest foul.st blot
on our country and on man, an apprehens ST.
on with many, and : conviction with some,
mat coniedera'ed republic is incompetent
to the task.ot protecting the intere st and ho-
nor OF a hation.
The real meaning of the sentence now
under examination, / pretend not to ex
p'ore What is to constitute that "exi
gcnce, OF affair, which in the opinion of
the Governor, may call out the efficient
militia Of Massachusetts,. I will not permit
myself to enquire. 1t is obvious, from his
Excellencv's refusal to furnish the quota
required. that this exigepce was nor produ.
ced by the war i'm which we are engaged.
and the establishment Of a hostile force a
long the line Of orr north western frontier
From what cause it might. in the Govern
or's estimation, arise, he has not thought
proper distinctly to inform us. The veil
which IS drawn over a great part of the
message, is here folded and doubled with
unusual care. In endeavoring to remove it,
have caught glimpse of objects, which
nave hiled me with surprise and concern
But admit that my view was obscure and
transient, and turn with pleasure to the
point at which take my leave of his Ex-
cellenoy forever.
few words more. and have DONE
Though perhaps neither a. dispassicnate nor
wellinformed," i trust that have not ut
tered word injurious to the feelings of the
heohle of Massachusetts. 1t have, am
not Intentionally guilty. respect that state.
The first feeling of my heart, Which my
memory can trace, next to that of affection
for my parents, is a sentiment of sympathy,
OF respect, and of veneration for the peop lie
OF Massachusetts, Bay. That sentiment will
never be obliterated.
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NE Business hers,ofr csrried on 5,
l. 8. SEIX.fyS' CO.
In future Will be conducted under the frn Q.
MARKS X SElXAS,
VINO haTe Just received, End offer for sale at their
Store opposite TIE Eagle Tavern,
80 60 TRUNKS or SHOES. ~
Contsining IN Elegant s. General Assor,o.,nt ar
the focwng. VI.
Lsdies' elegant Fss5sh Il 'Americ.n Kid n,.;p. e,u
'r'mme" aud London dressed. viii, Buckles.
Do Slack and coioured Morocco,
Do Russian Sandals,
DO Seal Skin iu'l trimmed s. with Buckles. %"
-, Misses ard Chjrens KID and Morocco SIPS arc
Ties, '" 'N
Ssn,emens, s. Boys' fine rre,, Shoes and Pump,.
10 Go. second quality do. du
DO. ghcctees,
Chiidreas' Morocco and Leather Roots, Pamps and
Shoe SoaIs
Mems Womens' and Boys' Common Leather Shoes
or EVERY DESC n,PriUN.
being selected from the hest nlan,,t ;csy.,i In nai
tmors, Pb,ade pima and New loik,
HLSC,
Nm Ell EHr.3.N-T .4SSOIsY. RE Nf,
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Fauqu;er commanded by Capt Bebridge:
They were all in excellent health and spi.
riss. and well disposed to endure all the
hardships of military life in defence of
their native soil. ID.
We learn that the Letter of Marque
schnr. captured off Wilioughby's point by
tae encmy's boats on Monday the 10Th inst.
was the Vesta, Spencer, from France,
bound to Baltimore. IL.
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To TEE EpIToR-pArEp

Hurry County. 9Sth .AtrR, 1918
having no doubt but you will be graft
he'd to learn the result of our election,
which took place yesterday, and is the last
county 10 the district. take great, pleasure
IN communicating state of the poll which
closed about sun set-neither Mr.. Johnson
nor Gray was present. The votes for Con
sress stand thus: Johnson 23o, Gray 81
For the County there were five Candidates
the Contest was severe-Rufin had 213
votes, Davis 133, B. ID. Henley 139-and
the Sheriff voted IN favor of Davis-the
number given To Wilson end Bailey, was
very inconsjdeTable Our district has al last
ridden itself OF a man who has for IL or Il
years imposed upon the people, mixrepre-
presented their real sentiments, and scarce
ly has one act Of his political course been
calculated TO benefit
" Mr. 1ohnsvn's majority in the whole
District about 45I
10 the Editor-datea
=, DuNKIRN, April 90.
g You will ohiiga many OF the freeho.ders Of Mir
John Kosne'S district by publishing statement Of
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HAY 4
Negroes for Sale

" virtue. OF deed of trust executed by the
L , late Thomas Code to the Subscriber 1, nv.
der to secure Mr. John Leslie as his endnrser ,t
the Bank OF Virginia for the sum of one Thousand
Five hundred Dollars, and The interest and cbsr.
ses 'he reon, winch said sum has been paid since
the death OF said Gqode by Mr. Les.iie-
WILL BE EXPOSED TO SALE.
ht Public Auction at zach>rish Brooks's Tavern.
in the town of Manchester, Thursday The e7th
day OF the present month, the
Follo7oing Negroes.
W Frederick, Grace, Keze, MiIley, John and
HHney--rr so many of them as viii be sufIicien, 10
sShs,y and discharge the claim above mentioned &
ail changes attending the execution of the said deed
Of LrpSs-~heh s OF record in the General Cours
of this state.
May L "''e ,ds
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soner at the time of his arrest, 6ut the
Court refused to make such an order.

All OF the British seamen who eiooed
from the guard house in this ety have been
re-taken and brought back Nothing sits
so i'll on their minds. as the idea OF beng
sent away from this land Of liberty 10 a Bri,
ish floating dungeon.
~ An arrangement has taken place be-
tween Messrs. Barclay & Mason-in con.e-
qNhcr of which all che seamen now in this
lily VIII De dispatched in day or two, uu-
ger the escort ot detachment trsm Mai
Arnistead's troops, to Hampton, where
they will BIZ met by a cartr' to convey the
seamen to the squadron, in exchange for
some OF onr unfortunate eountrymen, now
confined III the frisons of Jamaica.
u The Federal editors have lavished
their most virnient abuses upon our govern
ment tor opening certain suspicious letters
which were brought TO Annapolis by the
Frances Pressing Packet.-IVe presume
however, that these gentlemen will reserve
their hre, when they discover that such is the
practice of their favorite England--A Lon
don paper OF 18th Feb. states the arrival a.
Liverpool OF the Catherine Ray, cartel. in IS
days from n. York. Immediately on her
arrival. all the letters and papers found on
board W re seized. put into bags, sealed and
forwarded to the General Post Office, and
thence sent this morning bv order of MIR.
Freezing 70 The Transport Board, for in
sfection PREVIOUS to their deioery." We
are assured that it is fact. that the Score
tary OF State has permitted several letters to
pass wi bout inspection or opening. Among
these, II we are not mistaken, were some
letters addressed to M King, and endors-
ed by Lord Castlereagh
u We are happy to hear that that ex
cellent officer Col. Thos Parker is appoint.
ed Brisader overwhelmingly he is
is at present engaged on extra service. 8"
he is attached to the 5th military District
Wade Hampton. Esq Major General.
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IMHHANr1E

IN CHA.fCE
G ioucester County Court, March term 1918
ns ss COanpr.
Lewis Booker, Car, Rocker, Samuel Pollard and
EiZa his wife who was Eliza Booker, James Roc
e. BENZ Beoker, VIM Booker children of k,ewi,
The defendant Conquest Royston NOT be,;tn
tereo ms appearance and given security according
TO the act OF assembly and the rule, of this conr, =
happearng to the court tl.at he is not an inbnbi-
ohIt o' !h' commonwealth, on the motion of the
complainant b. his couRsel--,t il a,d,red 81. ~ :
'a'd defendant do appear here, on the first MONDAY
IN 'enr next and ans'ger the complaiDani's bill eni
that cory ofuis order be forthwith published in
'ome eNSPaper IN the city Of Richmond for enc
ed ~ the front door OF this court house.
April so. - =:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-04

! IN = END 10 practice Law in the Superior and
inferior courts OF Powhattan. CunberIsnd
Goochland and Chesterfield.
May D. '--A' "|n r' ~
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Notice

o.s mouse seeptrs and others srf,or;,,d =.
Council for y StH vote 10y members Of the ConrnoE
,'1nd that IN Consequence Of the n,.i,n ~ aohc
sroi isy 'Hn' Esq. (who elected, on tbe ,os,
=, "u Election to represent eaid war,) po,I vii,
thu. 'or 'he Purresa OF filing the vqcsnsy
nezt a. the new house ot Sir. 4. Lafores, ., 't ,
hour Of ten o'clock 4. NJ '''o'eSt' ~ the
w D. WREN, serie,nt
NAV ct the ety ot KicLmond.
epte
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~ ny . a situation, young man gardner.
w regularly bred to that business: he esn mr.
NC AZ an unIe"ahie eharacter-A line addressed -
May i.
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ISSIZE or BPRAD
For TIRE City OF RIcHMoyp.
FROM the 29ih April 1913, until further notice

super6ne aour being 81 10 per barrel. viz
single loaf made Of Superfne hour 10 wei,b
2i ~. for I'd 10
D.,,, Sh'iVh 6ar "a 4dI-2
Double the above Weighs respectively a. Cd.
May +, =.
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From, the Coffee House Books.

Extract Of letter from Bsitia,oye, Aprl so.
The passengers in the Stage this Afternoon con-
hrm the report of Frenchtown being DESTROYED
they SAY also that the packets lying there were
nKe~ise-'hat III harges approached the wharf and
we're kept OFT by few militia for three hours when
they were obliged to retreat for want of ammuni.
tou.''
Extract Of a letter
BosToN, April Is
Inc fr'gatss Precedent s Congress dropped
down as far Forts Warren and Independenep-
The English Frigstes lave not been seen for a few
days"
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he Subscriber wizhca 10 hire r,on, e,.,eo
ha,"s ny tte mopf. to work on Tic re- IL
Tor"p'ks ro'd--he ais, wisie. to poroi,as, sy. o,
nagf DhN'' ''isPPABR
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AN ELE G.a.N-C ASS0R7 .IE.S1,
hE

God, Silver K Sheni!'e , Supporters,
Trimmings ior Dres Jumping Rope, for
SEES, Young ' .J;.S
Silk Cords, Lead p.n.is >
Cords and Tpssels, Flparinp and W., To.
Elegsut Embroidered & per..
| Morocco RJicules, DesiIyer's Su,er6,a
Ladies' Head Dresses, Fine g. e,,n-non pi,v.
Pearl and Wax Beads, inp Card,
n,acN anu Coofed Cal Straw Trimmings,
.oon', = Crimping Bosrtlu,
N'i"tarr Sashes, An elegant & General
lame lame EhsS, assortment Of Brushes,
Chniarehs cotton and amongst which are
Worsten socks, Gentlemens' Mahogh.
Cn Eio,h rat Covers, ny Cap'd Horse and
Chhdrens boys Bea- Shoe Brpshe, for trs-
yer and Morocco Flats yelling of a superior
, ana Gaps, quaiity
, Boot Cord and Webb Patent Liquid s. Cska
ing. Backing,
DIX Umbrellas and Pa Walking Canes,
raso's, Trunks assorted sizes,
mems W omens * Bnys' Shoe Thread,
buekskin, Beaver and Black Morocco Skins,
hin Gloves, sc &c. &c.
Cotton Cards,
Which will be disposed or on the mc,. moderate
terms, for cash or approved paper Liberal deduct
tons from their retail prices viii be made to whole
sale purchasers.
H. MARKS.
i. B. SElXAS.
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BOARD & LODGING

e. The lay, week or year, IN the yf,,,.n
- CRY occupied by Col. Robert C.>p, use form-
site the RsBg.sun Tavern. "'oie, oPPo-
1T A few members of a ssenobS
Portable accommodations. 1' can havs COM
May JUN RELSOl
w&wD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-04

Mt meeting Of the Physicians oC the C;,v q;
Rishm ond held the e8th day ofApri, 1878.
with mach sorrow they depl0ra the dea,b nj
tne late Doct benjamin Rush, VIII, was so deserved
trophy, who had devoted the labours o; n lnng life
to The relief of the afii,ted and to whom lis cour-
try, and the world are indebted ror his aren't. and
uncessing eDdesvohrs TO promote science. improv.
me morals and to mitigate the caanities of his fel
low citizens and of mankind.
heSofoed, That We will wear Grape on The lief,
arm Tor one month"; in testimony of our respect for
the memory OF Dr. Rush
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NEEJ0F1ty Tor ". 45o-, =
% We are informed that afr. RI. was srorgb,
forward by his friends, without consultation viii
himself.
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'hNES RUSH. OF Pennsylvania hs. bse,
appointed by the President. Treasurer Sc
ne M'"t OF the United States. VIC Re,,;at
min Rush, deceased. A., o5nl"-
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The French Imperial Council of przea has d..raoJ
the reshtGHon OF the American ship Sl,akesn.,r.
Which bad been captured by the frisstes lie Mer.
cure and l. Epcrvier.
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The Flo;illa upon Lake Ontario Under tho .o,o.
mand of Commodore CHAuNcEY; has sailed ui,h
General FIXES brigade board. IL is understood
that the Object o this expedition is the destr,c,o
OF the enemy's vessels at York; after wb,eL tLr
cooperating With the ceatra' arm, in nm a,,o.I
upon Fort Georgc-impor,ant intelligence va, he
'da'y looked for from the irnntier---and fran ,I
state oitbe preparations we anticipate sucrces,,,
result Of this operation Na,ion0I .g,5.,oc',t..
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DIED RI his seat in PowbRtsn On The night or,I c
ga ut Cnl. Rieh0Td Cyp1rP, in the .7OH wear
ms nge. no man sustaiSed more serious MN;
cry losses by the of the Reyom,io,,-vs, r w.
pore them With more equsnn'ty. trne Ps,r,o,
heroreot hs private losses in the general prosn.;..
ana liberties OF his Country. IA m,Giti, Gsi.cy
u", man. he rendered eonsderaba SER
wees ~ the arrangement and foruardiny Of go.
pies from his county, In the civil can',clt;es 4r
Mag'stratc and nigh sheriff Of the county. he die,
charged h5 duties with the utmost impsr,,sv a,'d
mi,eo.y; ~ pirate hte' he was uncommoniy socis.
"'y-worn traveller his haud open q, a'y VI" ~
hsu'ng charity. Long and deeply vii his aim
fol' re'"i'9essI friends depiOre his loss
ably omitted. osVoid'
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You will ohiss many of the freehoi,lers of Mir
John ltosne's district by publishing s,stemen, Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-04

Ensign Anthony G. Glynn paymaster to
ne 10Th Y. 5. Infantry has been promoted
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~ hi.s II Letters. and other artlclesuoayo;5.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-25

Lots On Centre Street.
For Gale or to be let on ground rent
forever
Sundry Vacant Lots,
situate on centre street, the new stree'
lately laid off and graveIled iead'ng rom
SIMPSONS corner at the turnpike re ad IN
to King St. at Hoof's meadow: Seine OF
these lots are in the county OF :aienan'
,lria. and others in the county OF Fairfax
Offering choice te persons inciinlns to
buy or tease. ,.,;,o. =.
For terms, apply to the subscriber at
his Office in Alexandra.
December - - 80.
FOX SALE,
A neat and substantial second nzl'd
CHARIOT, in complete srdsr. En-
quire of the Printers -
January -
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PLATTER Paris, &c.
The Cargo of the schr. Mary Capt
MJejlan, from Portland, Of
90 ton. Plaster Paris
soooo feet Merchantable Lumber
. bos.beads old 4th proof Jamaica Rum
For sale by
L.awrason & Fowie.
Who have also landing from schooner
Sukey and for sale,
60 barrels Tanners Oh.
December Is
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Notice is hereby given to

Notice is hereby gwen to
the poor women OF the town 1T Aiexan-
dria, ,ha, or application to the sn'scr'-
Der, they can be furnished with cotton
tn soin. and tina, liberal price VIII be
,.;d for SPINNING,t the same.
lfaac Robbins.
IVho has for Sale,
Cotton suitable Tor mak'"s carpet
spun bv this poor OF the town. ana inc
proceeds of which will be spp'ed 20
their relief
december Is.