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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02
Fro,. the PhiJadelohis REGISTER.

Repatriation and its military con-
sequences, as settled By the French
TribmiaiS-Not satisfied with slap
ping President Hudson in the face, by
showing that his Proclamation 81 Nov.
1910, respecting the revocation Of the
Berlin and Milan DEGREES, was utter.
ly false, Bonaparte has demolished the
last remaining plea for the present
ruinous war between the United States
and Great Britain, by his mandate
which dooms to inevitable death cvcry
subject of France, who shall be taken
in The service Of a foreign pow
er.
The instance published in yesterdays
REeIs TER, of the ignoniinious death IN
ilicted on .Ur. Joseph EargUiRGs, who
was executed as Il French subject, "a. -
Though Il Lieutenant Colonel in the
service OF Spain, and a prisoner ofwar
Under the saHctionof Il capitalization, not
only settles the question or making war
for the purpose OF giving prote elton to
foreigners; but If adopted in IFS rigour
by the British, must place every man,
who came to the u. S. since the treaty
of 1883, and who may be made priso-
ner Of war, IN the most deplorabie ST.
tuation. What measures Sir Madi-
son will think proper to pursue in
his dilemma, created by his friend
the super-eminent" .NdpoLeon, must
DE referred TO ms own wisdom and tkat
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MELANCHOLY i
- AND
IMPORTANT IN iELLIGE

IMPORTANT IJ,'iELLIGE.NCE.
An express arrived on Sunday las,
TO his exceiienry Governor BIoun.
from Fort st, Stephens bringing Ger
tain information Of the dreadful
daughter of several hundred IF our
fellow citizens by the Greek Indians.
headed as some have Imagined b,
Spanish or British Off GERS On tn
Solh eli August, abo;it $50 sa.ages ut.
tackled Fort Mems stockaded for
abont 10 miles above Fort Stoddurt
ana 30 below Fot ST. Stephens, defend.
ed by about i75 fighting men, in which
were 1Z0 or 30 women AID children
They made u desperate assault with
axes they cut away the ,pieket., and u
lhe same time fired rue Diuckhouse.
lhe azsailed defended themselves very
Stiiantiy but as soon az one Indian
fcIi another took his station ana axe.
After an opening was effected, the,
irashed in and butchered the whites
without mercy. Maj. Beas!y of the
, n."sAlls men, fell 90 -ti,oy catered ths
opening. FIR. Mems and number OF
women and children were burnt 10
death in ihe blockhouse. Every soui
lof the whites persisted except g, anu OF
the indians about 200 were killed.
On the Thursday following an at
tack was made on Fort Sink.ie!,i ii
proved unsuccessful about 10 indi an.
were killed. a number OF families
were butchrred on Bassetts creek,
The gentleman VINO brought the
above intelligence states that about 80
Choetaws have joined the Greeks anu
many more it is generally believed
will, uu!css Immediately employed BY
oar government /; Tor employed The;
will he. lie also brings lhe unpiea-
SAINT news that about me time %. tic
attack Oh For, -,.eems, 500 British or
Spanish troops iaa ded at Pensacola
from The y cat India Islands on hicb
occasion there was great rejoicing.
The inhabitants OF the Mobile conn.,
try have abandoned ti.eir dweiiiD -
and retreatcd 10 the forts. Gen.
Claiborne is in the country with about
300 twelve months men, and tie other
troops 10 the different forts amount to
abopt 1900 men. Mid is solicited from
our state....yVtaStviAs Clarion.
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By YESTERGiF'S .a,9IL.
NORFOLK, sept. q.

We lately stated. from information
which we then had, that the ports OF
Worth Carolina were b!oc!>aied. This
Is mo-" confirmed. the enemy by n flag
..ayirS given official notice Of ,hs
blockade o.. ti.e ports of that state. \
Tag was sent into 0eraeocke. and az
rived ut Portsmouth, opposite 10 Shell
Castle.
This gives the coup-de grace TO The
little commerce which was left us, and
though but skeleton OF what j! once
was, 1t was nevertheless cheering in
'he present siocmy state OF things
" hen information CT this blockade
shall reach Washington, the admins
tration may possibly believe that the E.
aemy cares much less about our COM
Imerce than they have imagined. We
say possibly, for it IS not eut OF the Ii.
mits OF possibility that this additional
restriction Of the enemy will DE follow
ed By another of our own government
|if they can iind out any thing to ra~
strict
The Immediate effect Of this restric-
ton. has been to advance imported ar
|ticics, such as sugar, coffee. salt. &c.
from AZ 10 30 per cent. and dcpress ths
prices OF Hour, tobacco, &c. IN u i,,u2h
greater ratio.
IGI@ THE ENEMY!
On Tuesday night about 10 O'Clock.
a party of British troops, supposed to
be from 400 TO 100 in number, cams
ashore, marched across to the Pleasure
iionse, and attacked the guard station
ed there, which from the smaliaess Of
ITS number, was compelled to retreat.
The enemy having obtained quie! posi-
eession of that Old and respectable
Immediately set it on fi?e, ana
after waiting until it WIS nearly con
7umed. retired TO their boats without
committing any farther dePredations.
Tie torac which was stationed at
this nut past, though small, vas couqi-.
dercd from circumstances to be znite
Sufficient. The whole diA not consist
OF more than 80 mca, a sew Of whom
were troopers, til. rest part IF Cap,
Laws0l's infantry company.
Ii .ppears that Tee enemy were g3.d,
ed by sOme person who was scrs we'll
acquainted win tie country, as lis adj
vance towards She house was extremely
jGdiaious, unl rendered g retreat or
or part very difficult While enc par
~ proceeded sious Ilte sLn?c in TIE
rear Of the house, ano!lert0o!1 o course
through field which led them into Tie
lane III front. The centinels gave the
alarm, and Capt. Lawson reused h;s
few companions agd formed them in
order OF baltic, but II vas impossible
FOR him 20 make a stand, the enemy
pressing upon him in solid columns at
two different pUInts, threatening 10 o.
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neu uiIthuS iS'tcEs. tU GSsiSt LII ue~
Tending hismaster's decree on the right
of expa,riation, and bearing arms a.
gaiust their sovereign.
The victory Of Commodore Perry
was the result Of skill. courage and en-
trrprisC. against superior force. Bath
til" quality and amount Of the force
he had contend with onght to have
given triumph to the other side: and
III the time Of tie surrender, the odds
we're INCREASED against hirn. since his
wn ships, after .aving suffered more
han perhaps q vessel Of the same size
I'D force ever did hefc.e. had been
umpelled 10 stise. Til. immediate
ermin;t'ion ofthe h&ttie appears To
nave been decided by Inc buid measure
Of breaking through the British !iue
and coming 10 a close action. 1his
'uccess opens the most favorable pros
peets tn General Harrison, and his Ca
lacity tn command " I'll now he hrsugl,s
the final test, after a>year spent ia
noviaS vast bodies of militia through
he intense cold of last inter, as we'll
in this summer, with no seeming
arrangement or object, and without any
consequence resulting. except the ex-
RENE suffering of the men and an
uormous accumulation ofeApense TO ,he
rubiic.
Nothing but his own fault and def
icney can now prevent him from ex-
cling the British from the Michigan
nrritory Fen. ppp.
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public, moral and private virtue, with
out which. let me tell that gentleman.
{Mr. IngersolD no government ever
did or ever viii long remain, no ooun-
try ever was, or ever Will be prosper
O1s.
1t is tho want OF virtue, and the
want of piety In law makers, that court
the angry frowns Of Omainotence upon
their country, which will at one time
or other meet with the blishtinS curse,
that shall wither aud destroy ali its
prosperity, peace and even hope 1T
SELF.
To re. sir, it appears az great i'm
rnrtance. that our laws sh0mld be 50
framed as to cherish the morals OF our
cpuntrymen, to prohibit their wees, TO
punish the evil doer, and hold forth
strony inducements for men to be in-
dustrious, prudent and upright. l
consider, sir, that severe tax Oh ar
dent liquors will produce this effect.
Fit is high priced, the incorporate
who have not ample means topurchase,
will drink less, and thereby contract
sqber habits. Fit is very low and
EASILY ODtalneG. III VIII DC Dut ~ batt
that will invite to intoxieation. Ear
my part am very willing, it we must
have internal taxes, to tax thoroughly
that which tends to the promotion OF
evil, and to leave unhurthened, that
from whose breast we derive the nur-
rare which sustains life.
S;r, will make hut one more re-
mark. It is hut justice that the bur-
thens as we'll as the benefits resulting
from our union, should be equally
borne. Those who live near the sea-
beard pay large revenue to the go
vernment, which is laid Oh imported
liquors, while the mare remnte parts
Of the Union pay little or nothing.
Certainly, sir, it must be perfectly
reasonable, that they too shoGld con-
tribute their share, at least in some
proportion to the advantages they
experience. For these reasons, hope
cir, the motion may meet the approba-
tion Of the committee.
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of his council Of attributes, qnaiit;es
and requisites-and he may cali to
his aid the foreigners, who Lave ius,i-
fed Turreau's letters. 10 assist in de-
Tending his'master's decree on the right
ofexpa,riation. and bearing arms a.
gaiust their sovereign.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06
COTTON.
200 bales Georgia prime
Cotton Wool.
For sale BY
JIG Laid.
June
l will sell a negro man
that is likely, healthy and young, and
of unexceptionahle qualities on Farm
Bede Clements.
July d
/ and for Sale.


The subscriber offers for
sale FARM, containing about 80 acres,
about FIVE miles from Alexandria, on
the Colchester road. ad joining the farms
of Mr. Haywood Foote and Mr.. Dennis
Johnson, the greater part of which is
meadow land and the remainder well a.
dap'ed to clover andtbe production OF
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also. two hundred and sixty acres OF
Land. al in wood aud timber, except a.
boot 6fty acres cleared and under good
fsnce, on tae Rayen:worth road, about
six a,ile. from Alexandria, and adjoining
the lands OF William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Moss, and
about mile from the first mentioned
farm.
Alec lot OF Land containing eleven
acres. contiguous to the town of Alex
andria. adjoining the lands of Beal How
ard and Peter Sheron.
Oh. Simns.
August 2awtf
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Negroes for Sale.
August 10

lust Received for sale
BY ANTHONY RHOLES,
Boxes of Domestic Goods, con-
tanning Bsdticking, Sh: mbrays, Cling.
nams, Plaids and Stripes, Shswls
Cotton Threads, few pieces of fine
quality Satinetts mixed colors, black
and drah colored superfne Cloth, cot.
ton Shifting.
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist white and colored
Mems and Women's fine and coarse
Shoes
Mems fine and coarse Hats
Saddles and Trunks
20 kegs of first quality Chewing To.
bacco, long Twist
20 kegs of Pearl Ash
90 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton, Candles AMI Groceries as
usual. June 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06
FOX oALE,

\ TRACT of LAND, lying in the
n county of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria, and adjoining the estate OF
. zen. Thomson Mason, containing l44
cres. The soil is good, and very sus,
eptib!e of improvement by the Clover
md Plaster system. The proximity
of this property to market, and the ia
cility with which It's produce may he
carried (Hunting-Creek by which it is
pounded being navigable almost to the
loor) would render 1t extremely valu.
able to a person disposed to pay suffi-
cient attention TO its cultivation.
Apply to James H. Hooe, Esq or to
Francis Adams, jun.
M,v22
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[Mo. 4o48
100 Dollars Reward.


TLOPED from Fairfield, in the coun.
Ia tyofFrederick and Commonwealth
OF Virginia, on or about the 9TH day Of
March last, a negro slave named AN.
THONY the property of the late VIII
liam B Page deceased. Anthony 10 q.
bout feet inches in height, OF sub
substantial form, light yellow complee-
ton, and rather of an affeminate voice.
He is about % years of age, was brought
up house servant and has been aCcus-
toned to that course of employment all
his life. He is a slave Of great capacity
and considerable ingenuity-he reads
he plays the fddle-and possesses
great mechanical turn-he can do rough
carpenters work and make combs Tho
above reward will be given if Anthony
should be apprehended at the distance
of 100 miles from Fairfield, and brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandra.
But if apprehended at the distance OF
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will be
given if he is secured in goal, and no.
tice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. /. Lee,
Admrs. Of Vim. B. Pagedee'd,
Mays.
The Editors Of the Federal Republl.
can, National Intelligencer and Gazette
OF the United States, will publish the a.
boye in their papers, and send their acr
counts to this Office.
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August IL.
For Sale
A TRACT o. LAND,


Containing l62 acres, within two miles
Of Town, bounded in part on the Col.
chester road, extending to the land o.
James Irwin, and within few rods G.
the Hunting Creek Turnpike. Part OF
he land is enclosed and nearly sutt'cl'
ent fencing Tor enclosing the remainder
and timber for what may be wanting
with fine growth OF young wood -
There are two small tenements and So
veral handsome situation for bui'dlps
one of which is near the Turnpis.
road, commanding view OF Washing
ton, Aie> sndria and the Potomac river
with an orchard containing between
and 500 of the choicest apple, peach
cherry and plumb trees, and a never
failing spring of water.
The land is said to be well adapted
to plaster.
Being so near town, to person dis
posed to give it attention, it would be /.
valuable and productive establishment
The payments would be made TO &C
commodate the purchaser, or exchang.
ed for property in town. Apply to
LAWRASON & FOWLE.
August l8.
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Herring Seine Irvine.
Just receiUed e FOR SALE,
cases Herring Seine Irvine supe-
rior quality.-Cameron Street Wharf
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
$ $ $;:::. '; 4;;:$. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetin SIS
Cork for Seincs,
Tanners Oil in bbs and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do. in tlerces and bbls.
Birthstone in bbls.
Mess No. and Boston Beef, bbfs
and half bbls.
Do. prime Pork, bbls.
obls. Tar, Rosln, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April 7.
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LOTS AND LANDS.

Lo AMI
u UILDING Lots in every section Of
I'D this city, and about eighteen hun.
dred acres of Land on the eastern branch
Of the Potomac, Immediately opposite
the City, ave offered for sale, for cash, or
on credit with security.-Also, Lands in
the states of New York, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky. APP
ply to the subscriber, at Tomlinson's
Hotel, Washington, if before 10th June
next, and afterwards at his residence in
Allentown. Lehigh county, Pennsylvania,
or at his Office in Philadelphia.
James Greenleaf.
City Of Washington, May 70; stawd
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August IL.

Just Received
For sale by ROB'T. GRAY, opposite
the Washington Tavern, the follow.
ing valuable
Law Books---viz =:
rOOPER's Jusrinian
~ Henirg's Justice
Cranch's Reports vol. aud
Muntord's Reports vol.
East's Reports vol. "a
Cooper's Equity Pleader
american In est
Lawyers Guide by w. w. Hening
Johnson's Cases vol. 8
Coudy's Marshall on Insurance
I sun,os's Reports vol 2
Rlso kstone's entaries
Newland on Contracts
Chiltv on the Law OF Nations
Johnson's Reports vol. Z and 8
LsY of attachments
Curran's Speeches
Statute of Limitation
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Iohn Gardner Laid
HIS FOR SHE,

HIS FOR SHLE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
Yves, India Rum in puncheoHs,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young 'tyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lat
est imbortations, in quarter chests
ard DO es,
Russia HeHp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Shectings, Duck and Ravens
Dock,
bale Spanish Wool,
bylo,7 by 9, 9 by IL, and 10 by y
Bristol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box,
es, Figs
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy IN tierces
& bills.
Few ar. casks old Sherry, London Par.
ticulAr Madeira and Strengths Red
Wine,
Cordaee aud Lines OF various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mons, Wonen's and Children's Shoes
in..barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLQUGHS of the most approved
construction and one pair french
Burr Mill Stones
october s
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To the Public.

IN order to prevent deception, the
IL public are castioned not t" purchase
any OIL that may be offered as Paul's
patent Columbian Oil, that do not bear
the true characteristics as published By
my sole principal agent, Doctor JOHN
LOVE, of Baltimore.
Thomas Paul.
Baltimore, March ~, lsi2-Feb. Is.
pSold BY RICHARD H. LITTLE;
Druggist, Alexandra, agent for tho pro.
nrietsr.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
TO be sold on Saturday, the 18th day
Of September, LOT OF GROUND, on
the west side of Washington street and
south Of King, 4s feet inches front and
So feet deep, subject to an annual
ground rent of IS dollars, payable quar-
ter yearly. This property is sold by
virtue of deed of trust tor the pur.
poses therein mentioned. Terms Of
sale cash.
Samuel Smith,
Irustes.
August IL.
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Notice j., hereby given to

Notice i. hereby given to
~. moor women of the town OF Alexan-
dria. that or application TO the suoss''-
W. ,hev can be furnished WIKI cot1'cn
- .oin and that a liberal price VIII DC
- for SPINNING the same.
paw !laac Robbins.
Who has for Sale,
Cotton sutta lie ioF ma&hns cafPe,
,,,.n n. tbs poor Of the Town, ana we
o. ,noeeed. Of which will behappi'eo 20 .
their reliet
december 10.
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r TX SAL

A LIKELY NEGRO, WOMAN
with Two Caiidren Cor without
Ter Children) who understands house
business. cooking. washing, hitting ADD
ewing, and rs honest and sober. Any
person wishing to purchase can have
them Low for CASH, by applying 10
Sampson Martin at the Poor-House
.,ear Fairfax Courthouse.
SIMPSON MARTINI
January Is du
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January 27

lOh.l 0druncr ,-dO1
HIS IOr -~ALE
,uscovado gu, LARS III h"ds. tieTces all,
bb's.
:es, India Rum in puncheons,
office AMI pepprrin bags
,mpcriM Gunponder. Young F'yso''.
Sk,n. and Hyson Teas OF the Ia
est lmportations, in quarter chests
ard boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
wetes Iron assorted,
Russa Shsetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck
hale Spanish Wool,
by 10 7 b, g, g by H. and 10 by L
BRISTOL Glass, in whole and ha.
boxes,
Soap, Candle and Goldfish in box
Figs,es,
4.,sbo,, Floor Mats,
Vniskey and Apple Brandy IN tierces
& bbls
Few or casks old Sherry, Lon'oh rar
ticulsr Madeira and strelghts Kef
Wine,
ror,,pe and Lines of various sorts,
Wiring and Wrapping Paper,
W.n's, " omcn', AM Children'' Shoes
in. barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in oa!es,
Sole Leather
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
|: Chalk and Plaster OF Paris
Also, PLOUhHS ofthe most approved
construction and one pair french
Z; Burr Mill stones.
- october 6.
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TO RENT,

And Possession gtven immediately,
Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre of ground, at the upper end
of King street. Also, convenient
Dwelling House with two acres OF
ground at the lower end Of Water street..
Apply to
Robert Patton, jr.
January 20
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This day is Published by
COTTON g STEWART,
PR.iYERS

OF THE
Right Rev. THOMAS WILSON,
So years Bishop of Sodor & Man.
Selected from his WORKS, and digested
into forms, suited to private persons
and families,
Rv the Kev. WM MFADE.
WITH AN APPENDIX.
Containing Prayers out OF the mol!
Scripture, arranged under various heads
and suited to the varl US feelings OF the
heart and the various situations OF hu
man life.
January
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clover seed, Salr, &c.
iOHN e. [. ,DD

HAS FOR SALE,
Landing from Schooner Leader,
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt,
A few Tleyces fresh red Clover Seed,
5000 lbs. excellent Cheese,
loo bushels Potatoes.
February Is
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January 20

Lots Oh 1 entre Street.
For sale or to be let on ground rent
forever
Sundry Vacant Lots,
situate on centre street, the new street
lately laid off ard gravelled leading hom
SIMPSONS corner at the turnpike road III
t. King ST. at Hoofs meadow. Some OF
these lots are in, the county of .Alenan-
dria, and Others in the county Of Fairfax,
Offering choice to persons mclining to
buy or lease.
For terms, apply to the subscriber a
his Office in Alexandria.
49, CHARLES LEE.
neeemher "a -eotf
CAIsfILLUS GRIFFITH,
Corner of King and Royal Streets
Has received, in addition to his presenc
stock Of GROCERIES,
10 hhds. , Muscovsdo Sugars, part Of
20 bills which is of superior quality
10 hhds Molasses
so boxes Mould ard, Dip, Candles, -
SIS, 6's aud s's
IS bbIs. Apples
4 cases Pins Apple Cheese
Fresh { ussrnss, ,ReisLs, Dives ana
Capers
/, JspuarFs i, ~
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MEDICINES.
HiRPER, .J'.

" and DRUGGIs T,
arta1' Street, OPPOSITE
vpS0vS aad Hert
b LLOYD'S-
:liyed in addition 60
+ Sock, a general IS
(1,ra,s Of,he first qua
Ia b. all sell Who'll -
!, on as good terms .,
tch,se& in Baltimore o
Eaanry Merchants AN
h os supplied on tae
]. cash, or on a goo
!, $50 received a Fc-
J., If S.rsi,ct hstr7'-
b Patens Medicines
tdi:e Nitters,
4 ,m2nt,
pile Elixir, for Coughs
fs, COnsumptions, st
N Powders,
10th. Paste,
H&Td,
llmtnt, &c sc.
CHEAT cash price given
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+ y AVE 1.
T.. tax notice. that
l. ,ltn- If nit Court r.
1 ,',o.um5i,, to be A'' a
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f,asrr.',er as conaSel
|,,all m We that court
T. ,r.,iast you in iavar
COaosil OF Alexan ma
| Fly Nine Dollars
the sIHou Il
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air.a upa1 your lot,
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T,r the gears 1904. s.
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OFFER FOR SALE,
The Cargo Oh the schooDer Cemb'ne'
Captain Trip, of
100 tons Plaster Paris
And the Cargo OF Schooner Industry,
Capt. Smith, being
200 boxes Mould and Dip Candles,
50 barrels prime Boston Beef.
% barrels Tanners Oil.
December 9