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Dry Goods.

Dry Goods,
Lately received from Norfolk, composing an
excellent Spring assortment, viz
100 pieces Callico-l00 pieces 9-S and IS
Gingham-50 pieces Chin,z, and common fur
niture Callicoes-Dimitics-C Stirring
White JeRns-Whtea aud colored Marxails Yes.
tings-Cambric Observation-Disclosures every de-.
scription OF fancy Muslins, amongst which are
characterization Gassimercs--Cotton Dantan
no and Madras Observation-Disclosures IIdkis.
-Cambr'c Dimit-s-lrish Shee,ing-Dowlas
One Bale very fine Tick enburg-4OO pieces
very hnc India Goods-Cotton x Worsted Ilosu
-Handsome assortment of Ladies and Gentle.
| mems Silk Hose-Lace Sleaves-Silk Gloves
otaver Giovesz<><U 4 coloured Kid Gloves
Elegant La< 81 Silk Shawls-A hand.
some assert ME- bons--Canton and Chi
ma Grapes ap6 colorcd Lus,rings
| LeventinesNCotton khces--Tbrcad and Cotton
Balls-Finc Satin nd her Shoes Silk Pc
-BombazeitksE Stockingnetts--1O pie
ted colours-t pieces s. psrfne Broad Cloths
some of which first quail and assorted colors
Common Forest Clotl 30 pieces Red and
2opieces t'rcSfkiLe Flshhels-One Case Linen
cambrieL5o PiecN A& Bandannoes--5O pie.
ces blask fancy CT lf Silk nakfs.-Irsh Lin
ens--o 4paburgs Elegant white Sattins 80
Russia shcetihgE Rayins Duck-Fme sannahs
I--lUU pieces excellent twii.ed Sacking-1 eie.
giant Carpet, aud one Rug, and many other
articles, too numerous for this advertisements.
| The Goods may be seen atthe place of Sale,
two or three days previous to the Sale. The
Stock will amount to about S 20 COO. --The
Public are invited to attend this Sale-It will
be good opportunity for Country Merchant.
| to lay in a stock of useful and scarce Goods
Every article offered, will he sold, positivel,
without reserve, and continued from day to daj
| until closed, under the management oil
honcure, Robinson e Peasants, Auctrs
TERMS OF SALE.
| All sums under 300 cash; over Si00 ant
aot exceeding $500 ninety days; over $500
and not exceeding $1,000 four months 1000
| and upwards four and six months credit, fo
approved notes, negotiable at either of the
Banks in this City.
| J. HASTINGS.
April IS. ids.
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bred BY THE DUKE OF GRAFTON.
beautiful bright bay, ncsr Is hands high, Of
high form and elegance, importedy by VIM.
Lighttoot, Esq of Charles City county, will
stand the ensuing season, at my plantation in
hanover county 80 miles from Richmond and
from Hanover Y6lvn and New Castle, TO CO.
yer mares at E2d4he, ason, for which note
will be requi1sd Manageable by the pay
ment OF s 5et guy tIlite before the first a
August n1<t, yaeQ he season will expire,
at the sfsble door S8 tl.esingle leap, and $50
to inspre a marsfwith fofL Good and exteA.
sive pssturageSweH enclosed, afforcding az
good forR ard Rksturesl as any in this part Of
the coustry, stis-ard mares fed, if requir4
ed, on reasQn&5it terms. The greatest aiter-
ton viii ho<[ aid bg my orersecr, Mr.. john
Hog, but 10 ifzbiiity for escapes or accidents.
-. Any gentlemanputting S mares to Ham,
bleton may send ono gratis.
GEORGE BLAKEY.
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GENUINE PATENr AND FAMikY
Medicines

Wiieh are celebrated for the cure efm0,f disea.
ses to Which the Human BODY I. Gd6ie,
PREPARED ONLY BIZ 1he SOLE PRoPRIEroR,
7. w. DYOTT, NJ. ID.
Grandson OF the late DIR. Robertson, of Edna
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bushels OF wheat
lest aid from man
The soil is suppo
light loamy land,
from experiment
plaster. There
and under excel,
ments are a dwcl
and two above
houses and a bar
| four feet wide,
| possesses Great G
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A Proclamation.

NJ dERGAS BENJAMIN MILLER, con-.
~ deemed for murder, and JAMES pas.
rURES and DAVID BOND, sentenced TO con-
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For Sale,

THE LAND on which I reside, near Orange
Court House, Virginia, containing seven hum
dred acres ofhrst rate Tobacco Land, lying near.
iy level and within thirty three miles of Frede-
1cksburg (by . late survey for a turnpike road
TO said town. The crop of wheat, after Indian
Corn, has bsen usually from ten to fifteen BUSH
| shells X from tallow from twenty To twenty-five
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PERFORMANCES.

FFItfUKNhNCES.
This horse ranks very high as racer, both
for speed and bottom, as he proved successful
in 90 races before he left the turf, of which
ne walked over, none vsnturing 70 start against
him.
March e. wst
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without the small
r of Paris or clover.
|Rhat kind called a
rticle of sand, &
bic for clover and
ndred acres cleare !
and the improve .
OF four rooms below
Ii all necessary out
feet long by twenty
&C stories high. 1t
)f water for inskino
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22

TNaE Subscriber will offer at public auc-
n ton, on the 1ot'Rlay of May Cfnot dis
posed ofpriyats'f 1;Pre that :ime) House
and Lot, SO TED tYeb and running back 40
situated on the ft4in street scuth.side Of
the market bridgt and adjoining the pro-
perry Of Mrs. Rssnrz,Afnfgan.
Terms oDolfhird cash--two thirds in 6
and IL months ITO bear interest from the
date. JOHN GLYNN.
April 10. tbs.
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STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
For sail at Auction.

THE subscribers will on Monday theF 26,h
INST. at the Store, lately occupied by BAlrouw
THOMPSON, on the main street. commence sci
ling the wno.e OF his valuable stock of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-21
A HARD CASE.

Mr.. French, Virginia volunteer
from near Marietta, on his way home
through the black swamp. after his
discharge at Fort Nleigs, hecame Sc
vcreIy indisposed. His COMPANIONS
beiped him along for several miles.
and concluding he wust die, piled up
a few brush TO keep him out Of the
wafer. and left him to his fate, pro-
missing to send for him from the next
house IL miles distant; this premise
they forget to bear in remembrance,
and passed on. The poor sick man
lay in this deplorabie situation, strug-
Cling with disease, aud anticipating
death with unusual accomPsnyments,
for two days and two nights-he was
iaand by some Pennsylvania troops
vino. like the good SAMARITAN, car
rieA him 30 the next house. a few
days ago he passed thro' this town in
an advanced state Of convalescence.
lanes. E1iress.
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From the MARYLAND Gazette.

II tie Maryland Republican of last
Saturday there appeared an infamous
paragraph in relation TO the governor OF
this s,otc-It is therein stated, that when
the governor was iformcd that vessel
of the enemy which had been aground
for some hours I" was Ngot Off" ne de-
clared che vas glad oft" Such q pub-
Iication agains, the commander in chief,
struck of and circulated in the city at a
moment when the enemy was in view,
and bu, few hours before the militia
were called out in consequence OF APP
prebensions Of an attack from almost
the Whole of their force collected in our
bay was of too serious nature to escape
notice.
We are authorised, by the Governor,
to say that the assertion is base and M
famous calumny, and that steps will be
oiomp.Iy taken TO punish the EDITOR.
The Belvidcre, the last OF the enc
my's squadron passed down the bay ye-
sterday morning. There are various
copiectures respecting their destination
but the most prevalent one is that they
have gone to execute late order OF the
Prince Regent, which is to blockade the
whole coast Of the u: S. south OF Rhode
Island.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-21
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

] WILL offer ri pubic sale, on the
premises on Tue st;sy the 2Oth Day OF
Ju'y aext, il fair, if not the next fair
day-Thc Farm on which reside, ~
ing Oh the Potomac, in Charles County,
Stale of Maryland, about sixteen miles
below Alexandria, containing $50 A.
ores, abou, two hundred Of which are
wei, timbered, the residue is In cuitivs-
ton, tie soil is productive, and well -
Gspleddo the growth OF wheat, indian
corn, &c.-Tke Improvements are
comfortable dwelling House, with
passage, ard two rooms below aadthree
allow kitchen, smoke bouse, barn,
st b es, SC. &c There is also an or.
chard OF various kinds OF excellent
fruit There is rot more desirable
situation in Charles County, it 10
he.lthy, abounds in everaI springs OF
fine water, and cemm.nds beautiful
and excessive view oI the Potomac -
A more minute description is deemed
unnecessary. IS it is presumed these
tesirous Of purchasing viii view the
emise..-T.is terms Of sale vii! be
accommodating to the purchaser; par.
ticulars made k;.own on the day.
Benjamin. T.. Fendal-
Charles 20 (Md.l near Po-
monk Warehouse, May ~. ! 9awtss
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Boot and Shoe Backing.
JOHNSON

RESPECTFULLY informs the gen-
tlemen Of Alexandria, that he has taken
a stand near the corner Of Royal, OH
King street, under Mr.. Giftith's store,
where he intends carrying on the busl-
ness OF Backing Boots and Shoes, and
Cleaning Fair Tops.
Having followed the business inthe
northern cities, for some time past, he
.Aatters himself he shall be able to give
entire satisfaction to his employers, IN
respect 10 neatsess, despatch'and the
excellent quality of his blackiug. He
will wait on gentlemen in the morning
for their boots and shoes, which he will
return in the course Of the day, or in,-
media,ely to those who desire it. HIS
mode of cleaning preserves the shape OF
the boot, and bis backing sottens and
enrichcs The leather.
Nav l8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-21

Major Ger. Sir Roger Mea6f.-This
gallant officer wa. born at Boston, IL.
North America, and is The son of gen
tlcmnD If that country, who held The OIL
Zee OF deputy collector Of his ma jesty's
customs, till about the commencement
o! the Lite American war, when be died :,
leaving an amiable widow, with hume
rous family OF children, not in affincnt
circumstances. Lard Percy, the pre-.
sent duke Of Northumberland, arriving
about that tiu,e at Boston, with his re-
girnent. generously became the friend
end patron OF this distressed and ~ :
family; and 10 particular manner be-
friendcd young Shcatfe By sending him
to tbs. country for education, and when
arrived ct proper age, giving him
commission in bis own regiment, the 5th.
Since that time ne ha. gone through the
several gradations Of his profession, with
.reputation and honor, 10 his present
raul, of ma jor general, when, on the 18th
OF October, as stated IN his official re-
port to sir George Provost, our post at
Queenstown, il Upper Canada, then IN
Ger the immediate command OF the la
men'ed hero, major gencval sir Isaac
Brock, was attacked by the American
troops With the fall Of sir Isaac the
position was for while lost bu. the
command Of our troops devoiving on
major general Sheaffe, he nobly imltai-
cd the glorious example OF military skill
and fortitude exhibited By his departed
commanding officer; and, as stated in
general orders by sir George Provost,
:. tic disposition Of the forces and plan
Of attack adopted by major gen. Sheaiie,
cannot receive higher or more Just
praise, than by stating, that nine hun
dred prisoners of var, under. the COM
mand of brigadier general Wadsworth,
surrendered their arms 70 a force infe.
rior in numbers, and without sustaining
ahy considerable loss on cc9 part"
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quires that France shall evacuasc Spain.
g A new squadron is named as being
ready to depart for Americas with 2ooo
troops and 10000 rockets"
The brig Charles, capt, Oxnard, has
arrived at Boston from Cadiz. On the
l2;a of May the. Charles was bearded
frem the La Hogue "a, and the crew of
the ship Acteon from Lisbon put on
board of her. The La Hogue had just
captured the Action, and although she
had licence, burnt her. The Action
spoke May 9th inl long. 81 Commodore
Rodgers squadron, al well, had taken
nothing.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-21
IN COUNCIL.

I'm act suttlemenfary to an act tassed
the 3oth March, 1907, establishing q
Wateh, and laying tares for haying
The same.
Section |. Be il enacted, That all
Banking Institutions, owners or occu-
piers of Sugar Reincries, and all own
ers or occupiers of Lumber Yards, shall
pay tax of eight dollars pc annum.
And wherein, much Inconvenience
has frequently arisen at the courts OF
appeal, to define who are wholesale
Mcrchants-Be nJu'ther enacted, That
for the better understanding thereof, all
persons whose business consists princi.
pally in the importing, exporting or
purchase of any kind of goods, selling
20 others Tor the purpose Of selling
them again, Shall be considered whcfe-
sale Merchants.
Section 2. Tbi, act shall continue to
be in force from and after the passing
thereof.
HUGH SMITH,
President Of Common Council:
Approved
CHARLES SIMMS, Mayor.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
.NEw- ToRK, Nay lS.
LATE FROM FRANCE.

A gentleman who la:aiy arrived at
New Bedford, IN tho General Marmion,
Captain Center, from Nantz, has for
waraeo Us by express, transactions OF a
number Of late French state papers, a
moLs which are al TIE official letters
relative 10 the Regency lately establish
&C bv tie Emperor. These papers will
appear in the Evening Post OF to-mo
ruw. The gentleman observes, that
the late events in The North OF Eu-
rope have compelled Hon@parie to adopt
very severe ana e.r trooFd:autp measures,
which have very much depressed the
French people"
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STEPHEN ORMsBY, Esq. who was a
me.uberof the last Congress, is elected
to the Thirteenth Congress from Ken.
ucky. in the place of John Simpson, a
member el, ct, WHO was killed in the bat
tie at the River Raisin.
WILLIAM CREIGHTON, Jun. Esq, is
elected 10 the next Congress from Ohio,
in the place of Gen. Duncan M'Arthur,
resigned.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, a REPUBLICAN, is cho-
sen to Congress from New York, by a
large majority over his opponent, vice
Mr.. Dowse, a }ederahst, deceased since
the general election, Nat. Intel.
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IN Sfeele's List for March, 1873, re OBJ

~ Sfeete.s List FOR -Ndfch, 1919, PC oo-
serue f4e .jollouing articles:
The greatest energy prevails at pre-
sent in the disposition and direction OF
the navy. In addition to the number OF
fir frigates lately ordered to be built, 20
soops Of large class have been laid
down, to be completed as quick as pos
siblc and all order has bsei, issued to
establish all the So and 40 gan frigates
with an increase oil men and an addi-
tional lieutenant, which is to be carried
into effect Immediately. The Scarbo.
rough "a, and Ripon "a, at Portsmouth,
In a new state, are brought forward for
service, and several other line of battle
ship, are ordered to be completed with
ali possible despatch.
The advantages expected to be de-
rived from reducing the ,7AN gun ships
to 64's, stand little chance of being
speedily realized; The first four deter
mined on were, the Majestic and Thun-
derer, at Chatham, the Resolution, at
Portsmouth, and the Culloden, at Ply
mouth. On the first mentioned being
inspected, she was deemed not worth
the expense that would be incurred !;
and with regard to the latter, a similar
decision tosk place. The Monarch, at
Chatham, was then selected, and after
undergoing similar investigation, is al
SO declared unfit, and isto be broken up.
The Goliah has since been fixed Oh /;
and, if found fit, will be made razce.
Lieuts G.. E.. Balcbild and H, Sic
vens, OF Royal Marine Artillery, with q
company of that useful establishment
are detsched'to Woolwich, and prac,is-
ing the use Of Shrapnell's shells and
Congreve's rockets, upon an approved
plan, preparatory to their embarklng
upon secret service.
The lords Of the admiralty have or
dered the complement of marines to be
increased on board the several trigates,
on which account one hundred boys of
the royal marine corps, perfectly disci-
plined, marched last night from Wool
wich,. to Portsmouth, to complete the
additional number.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-21
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

-
The Legislature of Virginia conren.
ed by proclamation at Richmond onthe
18th. A Quorum of both houses ap-
pearcd, and the following appointments
to Office were made,
Robert Taylor, Esq. was elect
ed speaker Of the Senate, Theodo-
sius Hansford, Esq. Clerk. and Maj.
Archibald Denholm, Sergeant at
Arms.
In the House Of Delegates, An
drew Stevenson. Esquire, was chosen
Speaker, VIM. Nunftrd, Esq. clerk
aad Captain Daniel Verser, Of Not
toway. Sergeant at Arms.
There were seventeen Members
present i'm the Senate.
The III. OF ID. was uncommonly
full-there being about1so Members
present.
The Governors Message relates al
mast exclusively To the local affairs of
tie State; Of course there is nothing in
it to crafty the partizans of the general
administrator, or to offend those who
do not subscribe TO their wisdom, The
session will probably be of short dura-
ton.
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FoR7 MEIGs AND GENERAL RARRI
SON SAFE.

The National lnteiligencer Of
yesterday contains a dispatch from
Gen. Harrison TO the Secretary Of
War, giving a statement Of the pro
ceedinSs ofthe army at Fort Meiss,
with return OF the killed and
wounded at that place since the com
meneement Of the siege: from which
it appears that he has lost 81 killed
and 1S9 woInded--tO,al ESQ. From
this dispatch it also appears thatthc
siege is raised and that the British
have rctreated with precipitation
leaving behind them several articles
Of considerable value. and that the
Indians had become mnch Gssatisi-
ell with them in consequence ofthcir
not being able TO effect what they
had promised. We shall publish
this dispatch at length Tomorrow.
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The members composing the Compa-
ny of Alexandria Artillery Grsys, are
requested to meet at the Courthouse
this evening at o'clock, to receive the
report of the committee appointed to
draught rules and regulations for the
government of said company. A pune
taal and general attendance is desired.
May 81
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Five Dollars Reward.

| sIfVC-IOIfdIc IA
q TOLEN yesterday out of the house
y of James Dudley on Fairfax. street,
near the stone spring, the following baH's
Nules. One note on the Mechanics
Bank Of Alexsndria Of 8 No. 80. One
on tbs Bank cf Baltimore, and the rest
in George Town Notes, the whole MAX
ing together the sum OF Fifty, Della 5:
Any person giving satisfactory infor .n..-
,inn at the office of the Gase,,e concea-
ing the same, shall receive the above
reward.
Elisha Follin.
May 90: d5i".
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NOTICE.

THE Company lately commanded by
Captain Triplett, will assemble every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, pre-
cisely a, O'clock p. M. at the usual
ground, TO the purpose oil drill exercise.
By order Of CAPT. Peyton.
JOHN ROSS, lH Lieut.. I,
NAV l9
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NOTICE.


ON Monday the l4th day ct June
~ next, will be so!d upon the pre-
,ni.ee, by virtue Of Deed of Trust
from w iliam Hartshorne to the sub
scriDers, Lot Of Ground, commonly
called Water Lot, iying upon the
est side, Of Water street a"d south
side Of Wilkes street, extending i76
feet seven inche. upon Water street,
aad fsom that street into the river.
Terms of saie-One fourth CT the
purchase money in hand, the RESCUE
with in,erest G,om the day OF sale on
s, Ia IS months, those payments 10
be secured to the satisfaction OF the
President and Directors OF the Bank OF
Alexandria.
James Keith,
John c. Herbert.
MayIl 2awts
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, Nay q.
/" TO sHsw

rHR VERY AGE s. BOOT or Thu TINE
MS foRH AND PRESSURE.
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!, .ql Aeas!a' - saveral
q. iI 5sp' to nc g. captain ,pp'sd1
IF Who has . .oTeu
! s', s,r,,or. Yesterday
I. rib; II, at the e. Ma r;;s
F. s.as.i}a's eater WIN
|,,.o rr,il,hiemesn. came came
',s,,rins the ia. damage
|.lbr their fire =
e, sl; !: being on" on
T. j j. de cutter .sps put Cd
,h:ch they rea'"a
e. ne nidsiip me
f.. FL. with them M, ad ne
\, a@a,,e.:ion Of the cut
r. r ,rr to the beach u
III : There was , a a'.'-
r.,k this morning.
-. =, Dc Lille, Taylor OF
!, 1',, from Bordeaux
I Oto'1 at L'or ,SI1,
..,oorcr Viper VIII
,c,,iaisre; schooner
a. 90; Chesapeake
=; Bs'iona, Jenkins 10
~ din GaII2war' Mad
s.,.york; Ma5faien,
r,i,. Wilson, a; La
,n;,b'e, a, do for PIT
ar Gov. Gerry, at l.
.. .... big Ia, Men
Of Borco ; Fox SIM
Philadelphia schooner
! 4, Tor Baltimore ;
30; Zebra, Bourne
0,isrs in Councils
,,p, Bowers Charles
gsvon ; Flash, Nil
ts N.w.York; brig
N Boston; schr VII
r,.le..on Hannah Eli.
sIorae, for New-York ;
= % for Philadelphia
Porter, at 90. for New
lid, for Philadelphia ;
&.s.u,d, fop Boston ;
ID, N;S.York ; Atlas,
md maby others names
Nav 3, let. S.. IS, long,
.Sp lIom Charleston Tor
III Bay -, spoke schr
b C.nleS 20 days trona
. ,,sagsmcut with toe
=. irigale Which she
,nh TIE General Ma
Z Matthias Vineyard, she
apparently FIR New
Tea Marion has argiv'
d1 Left the Cordo,
! uapany with The big
5,a; schooner Sylpa.
sur Z-ara, Of Ne~,
LsSSs cane out a brl-
Ec,:; 70 the Fox, WOO
bat ,ae cutter-was in
'a' Of them. April
e, chased by a Br.ish
h:'s from tie COM
scaasc, the bra bore
al,t' her-lhc irisale
al's oc1 NC English,
r A 6 P. NJ. .aw
s''ouatcr cur lee
4 Z, heard several
F@tdlar leora. April
''or: O. TIC frira:o,
aE A NV York
tHoA, and the lip
's' ron Charleston,
At tie quarantine
4 May Is.
N'pene,rapL Jones,
'V,aIto seaon Tues
1';' with a s1oop Of
: S'oSn OF Tuesday
mn ,E'sg.F er&, d.
7" 1878.
a. ,,OODS Of va-o,3
@rs some down.
" sid to t,ke or
SA't.os Squadron
S'"a'eel las taken
IS
DuEILISTS.
>r 1asi,r, e..
4;ose, 10 h, .a n'?,
So GeA, a Mn Nh
= eoerr, aad d t p =
~ RI. SS"N
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Regimental Orders q!

Reglmental Orders !!
The Regiment of Cavalry will meet
at their rcgimental ground, on Saturday
the s2d May, at 10 o'clock, precisely.
Per order of
JOHN TAYL0E,
Lieut.. Col. Of Cavalry, M. D. C..
Cavalry Head Quarters, M. D. &.
Washington, May 6.
t. Agreeable to the a.
bove order, the Ale xandria Cavalry will
parade on Saturday morning at the Cap
tain's Quarters, precisely at 8 O'Clock,
in complete Uniform, with six rounds Of
blank cartridges. Punctual attendance
is required The members viii be par
ticuIar in having their arms and accoa-
trements in good order, as they will IN
dergo an examinatici.
BY ord.r Of The Cahsoin.
G. BRONAUGH, Sec'ry.
May 90
The members of the COMPANY are re-
qucsted to attend drill at the Spring
Gardens, this and tomorrow evenings,
at o'clock.