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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
" AMOS HALL"
F'on1 the same, to ,he san,e, dqted
- Head QH0rfers, Niagara Frontieys.
tR ceiDed bU Erbreoo1 -

oV' IoIo oCI0cE y. N
u ceiUed by E1hress
"SIR-~l have only time to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter oftae 25 h inst. *
to add thai this frontierii wholly desolq,e
The British crossed over, supported BY a
strong party Of Indians. at little before
day this morning near Back Rook-the,
we're m ny the militia under nv command
~l'h spirit Dat overp wered BY humble s &
msG Dime OF the enemy, the militia gave way
ana nsd on every SIDE every attempt t.
rally hen was Intellectual
The enc uy's purpose was cb..ipeJ. g,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11

the. ilourishirg village Of Bufilio &c lad 10
ms. The Niagara f'sn.ier now lies opea
and naked tnher enenies. Your judgement
MI direct yor what IS most ireuer in this
emergency, I am s7hsusted W tn ftle 9,
ard must d,:er uartcuiars till lo-mI4row.
nian. liable lives are lost
have che n no Scc
a HALL m; Cor,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
A PACIFIC MISSION

we understand that orders are received AZ IN,
na'y-ysrd st this port, for the instant urepera,on
oi soop ct var &c depart for England rs a irc.
with dispatches IL is stated that the John Adams
IS the vessel, hut think it more p.nbsbic that m.
e.coek, capt Warrington viii be the vessel rs sse
rs rrady tor sa'lns. and the John Adsms worId 70,
q''ire some short time for equipment-,N 7. paper
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11

The Subscriber having purchased of James =.
roster has interest in the late firm OF Booker snd
roster, request ali those indebted To the same to
mske p'ymert-he has on hand small sssor, IN mt
81 sohns suitable Tor the present season. wle he Of
fers on reasonable terms cash DIV
ED.HUND BOOKER.
James Town, January II. CIV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11

z UST received from Batimore-2 css.r pb;,s
~ domestic Cotton Goods 10 casks Cut Nails &C
various sizes, 10 barrels nroof Wi-isk ey--
Anu IN S.ore-Cotf e. Wndow GlRss Candies
Sack Salt, Spanish Cigars, &a Sc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11

y 4 Af be Rented and immediate possess On, %,
~ suitable House for family, near the NInr,
ket-by applying to
I,HOS. 8OA4N.N.a.N
January II. IN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
" o r To r.

's<HE eopsr'nership of Booker and Foster wss
= dissolved by nal consent on the LIST inst-
i"ose having business to transact with the firm viii
apply TO Edmund Booker, who is alone sothor;set
TO settle the same.
ED.IUN1D BOOKER
J-f.HES +. FOSTER
James Town, Jan. H.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11

, GEO RopERrsoN>& ca.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
PUBLIC SALE.

Blu SALE.
ON Tuesday next the 7th inst will be
sold at the Vendue Store,
Some Books. a Watch and some ar
ticles Of Pluto.
ALSO, 1000 ACRES OF LAND
in the County Of Randolph, State Of
Virginia, and at o'clock in the after
noon on the premises,
A Lot on alfred Street. betUeen
King and Prince, 20 feet front by no
.Set.
"A Lot on Cameron Street bet5ceen
Alfred and Patrick, II feet front by IS
fee;-and
Too Lots on Patrick Street, ".
of c meron one of which has 90 feet
front, the other 2 feet inches by 1903
feet S inches. The terms will be
made known at the Sale The above
property belongs to the estate of John
Richter, decd.
A. C. Casenove, Er'or.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
+ CE

THOSE. who haves or msy 49,
to become subscribers for iCE
for the season, are informed that e =
now ready to be delivered to them dailZs
TERMS. Six pounds per day VIII
be furnished, as long a. tho ice may;
last, for six dollars !; or at the rate OF
eight dollars for the season, ending ON
the 10th day of September. Transient
persons will be charged It the rate OF
one dollar and far cents Per bushel.
As it is intended t. limit the NUNS
Der of subscribers, those who are de-
sirous OF subscribing, are requested To
call and leave their names carly. The
ice will be delivered from R. II. II!
tIe's shop, KING ttreet.
William +. Thorntons
Richard II. Little.
June 4 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
RICHARD WOOD,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's
HAIR DRESSER,
Fsivar Street, alexandria.
HAS rOR SALE

tSASASO~
Fsa1ar Street, alexandria.
HAS FOR SALE
nOUBLE and single Hair Brushes,
IL Shaving de. Tooth do. Cloth <
Comb, do. Powder and Powder Puffs,
French Pomatum in pots, hard do. Cur
ling .tongs, doubled bladed Knives, first
quality single do Shell Combs of the
newest fashion, quill back side 90. or.
namenled 90. pocket, dressing and /.
worry do. Razors and Razor Cases,
Tooth Powder, Cologne Water, Duff's
improved Razor Straps and paste, Is.
senee of Burgamot, Lennon, Laven.
der, Thyme, Jessamine and Orange,
Marechal, Violet, ThuIeruse Essence
of Soap, Otto Of Roses &c. Cigars and
Cigar Boxes. Looking Glasses, Shaw.
ing boxes with and without glasses,
Walking Canes, Horwell's Patent Sus.
penders, Liquid Backing, Court Plas.
ter, Smelling Bottles, Rose, Palm,
Windsor md Transparent Soap, and
Wash Balls, SC. sc.
ALSO,
A few FRIZET TES suitable for La.
dies.
June A.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
Strawberry Vale For Sale.

UNDER the authority of Deed OF
Trust from Tkeodrick Lee, the SUBJ
scriber will offer at Public Sale on
the premises on the 7tA day Of July.
next, for CASH,
That beautiful and improve
ed estate called ST kAWBEkRM
VALE, now the residence OF H. b
Lee, containing about s67 u acres
situate at the Cross Roads IN Fairfax
County near the Little Falls OF Poto.
mac Or SO muck thereof as may tg
necessary to raise the sum OF Ss6iss
81 cents and the expences of Sale,
r. /. Taylor.
4 Jnne l. dts,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04

Amongst manv other striking analo-
,ies bewixt the IDEAS and principles Of
lie grea, men of America and the eide
rant great man ofFrance there is none
pers striking than that. of tie indiDi-
usay Of tse government and the teoflc.
'YOussek (,ays Bonaparte in his answer
b the address Of the French Legislative
Sody) to separate the sovereign from
Tie nation I alone am the true repre-
'snta'lre Ofthe people. IF | have done
'Nng this is net a time to complain of
Es abuse of the executive power, when
's have to drive the enemy fron our
fontiers" This is precisely the Ian
Eage Of the Republicans in the Y. s
in'rs is no distinction, say they, be-
tween the government and the people,
Ar!iculariy in time of war. The exc
'OtVe is the representative Of the nation
and he who dares to question the con
iusi Ut the one is in TACT a traitor to the
''h'r Even admitting that the govern
uent has erred /; this is not time to tel.
0's" IL, when the enemy is at our
'00r'' Ii we were to follow you, We
Mould give him up more thaa he re-
Spirss Of u.s."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04

There was no Southern Mail received
at the Post Ofice in this place yesterday
morning, owing it is supposed to the hea.
Wy rains having raised the Greeks so as
to render them impassable-We are
consequently without confirmation :
contradiction of the late news said to
have bsen received at Savannah. The
following from the National Intelligen.
Ger Of yesterday is the only article in
relation to it which we have.
TO THE EDITORS.
Charleston, May ~.
Gentlemen,
The southern mail has arrived,
and brings no confirmation of the
news in the extra sent you yesterday.
Yours, sc.
r.. w. BACOT.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04

We are pleased to see the rapid in.
''''s Of Federal Newspapers through
"@e Y. States. Amongst the num-
"A'eIy estali.hed, We have particu-
~F noticed the Telegraph" of Bd-
"'''e' conducted by Messrs. Allen and
ullb and tue Esprit of Washington,
s'sshold in the state Of N. Jersey, by
W." ~ !ohne. The firs, of these pa
- 4" distinguished by the boldness
"'sfity With which it examines and
r'''' the isulis and vices Of the pre-
action" whilst the latter from
-. "'"odoxy OF its doctrines and the a.
:, with which they are supported.
"s' to be valuable auxiliary, in
=, 'a''ns the principles, Of the great
good man, whose name it has AS
One of the principal means by
y" TIE Democrats have succeeded in
'p'ng the hearts and binding the
, '"0' the people to their true interests;
:, '' the multiplication of their pc
:; "'nshers. There i. scarcely o
-, ~ however obscure, where a ma
!, 0'y OF this sort is not to be found
~. 'aes which is a,tested by the OBJ
!. N OF every traveller; that the
q. :" the 'n'erior of our country.
a., "e'ally speaking, totally ignorant
h.. p'''''cai events Of their own dsy.
' no ideas, no information as
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
UYIO.N.

,.noera,s begin to call aloud tor
Gaze q, or us ter'sd, is their
D. .,v, The federalists--that
'' ae.pised people, who had nei-
,i.dom to plan, nor the nerve
,.,.,s the delivery of the nation
Twice was treason, and whose
:, mockery; these despised and
linen are now called upon 10 save
o.. from the destruction that has
u.ht upon it, by the pernicious
Of their ignorant and self-con-
!, Opponents. The ,wosld-be Ca.
,bO have plusged themselves with
O,,leration into the troubled sea
h. ye got beyond their depth
,b os or we sink Unite Nth Ms
. =, LIBERTIES oftse nation are uneoae,
n. language OF their despair The
Lis heard. Federalists desire u
an, j, must be Union differen,
|. TIA, which they are called upon to
|,n. They have fought long and hard
.,s,. the svl spirit, which has prevail
Lin the councils of the nation. and now
i, ,xoerience has approved the wis.,
;.u Of their opposition they cannot
La,ea, 10 throw away the fruits Of their
S,r, By renouncing their principles,
N becoming converts to the senseiess
,r,siD o. tae idols of the day. If the
Aaocrs,s want Union, let them re-
,rpcs their errors and come over to Us.
NJ. will meet them as brethren. We
,ll do all in our power to console them
), the past, and improve them for the
ulacs We will endeavor to forge, their
.Ge, to snlighten their understandings
Nd 10 amend their hearts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
Hon: WM. JONES,
Secretary OF the Navy.
NEw-YoRK, May 81.

NEw-YoRK, May 81.
. Prom .Neqv- Previdence.-The cartel
schooner Billow arrived here yesterday
morning, in Is days from New-Provi.
dsnce. She has brought, among other
passengers, Captain cambridge, late
comm ander of the u. S, .sloop Of war
Frolic, (recently captured by the British
friga,e Orpheus); Mr.. Clark, the pur-
ser Mr.. Now and Mr.. Gushing, sur.
eeons /; Williamson, midshipman Ar.
cher Clerk and the Captains servant.
Mr.. Brooks and family are also among
the passengers. BY this arrival, we
learn that the American letter Of marque
sehr, Climax, Hamilton, from Baltimore
Err Havana ; in ballast, was captured on
the 9Th ult. by the British brig Moselle,
aud arrived at Nassau on the 10Th.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
Nzw Yoak, May 80, 1914.

NEW 1ORh, way ~, 1919.
SIR have the honor to inform you
that OF the 18th discovered the enc.
my in pursuit Of brig under Ameri-
can colors, standing for Sandy Hook,
I ordered a detachment of eleven gun
boats to proceed to sea * pass betwees
the chase and the enemy, by which
means to bring him to action, and give
opportunity to the chase to escape, all
which wa. effected; the enemy after
receiving my Gre bore away-and the
brig in question entered the harbor,
proved to bethe brig Regent from France
with a very valuable cargo.
Aud on Monday the 23d engaged
the enemy before New-London, and o.
pened passage for forty sail of coast
ing vessels the action lasted 8 hours,
in which the hotilla suffered very little
No. received shot under water a,d
others through the sails-we have rea-
son to believe shat the enemy suffered
very great injury as he appeared unwil-
Iiag to renew the action the following
morning my object was accomplished,
which was to force passage for the
convoy. There are before Newton.
don three seventy-fours, four frigates &
several small vessels, the latter doing
great Injury from their disguised cha
racter and superior sailing.
have the honor to assure ofmy high
respect.
J. LEWIS.
Hon: WM. JONES,
Secretary OF the Navy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04

Utica, May "a.
Extract Of a lsHer to gentleman in
this Uiltage, dated Onondaga, Mag
ct.
have only time to inform you,
that in consequence Of the last a.
larm. we had at Oswego Falls on
Tuesday evening, at least 600 eff.
fective militia, and So Onondsga
Indians. On the day following we
were reviewed by Gen. Ellis, and
our force was about 1900 men /;
1000 more were advancing. but were
ordered back, there not having been
since Monday any appearances OF
the enemy at Oswego.
The militia Except few Volun.
teers and the lndians) we're dismis-
ed on Thursday morning.
The enemy are lowering with
their gun boats concealed in the in-
let's Of the Lake, between Oswego
and the Harbor, and on Tuesday
night last captured boat loaded
with -four. We have at OswegO
Falls about 900 men, including
Indians.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
June 4.
BooT AND SHOE BLACKING'

JOHN ALLENIESE from Balti-
more, respectfully informs the ladies'
and gentlemen of Alexandra, that he
has taken Cellar near the City Hotel,
whore he cleans BOOT TOPS, BOOTS q
SHOES, ladies shoes Of any color made
black, chair harness and saddles
Backing and Black Varnish for sale.
June 2: st,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
From the Session Patriot Of Saturday:
THE BLOCKADE

Commodore Hardy of the Families
~ has addressed letter to the British
Agent for prisoners of war in town, stat
ing that he had arrived in the bay with
an adequate force to carry tho blockade
into effect, and requesting him to make
it known to the neutral Consuls and A.
gents in this town and state, that the
blockade would be vigorously enforced,
agreeably to Proclamation for the same.
E. &. Books.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
June 4
PUBLIC SALE.

Pursuant to Decree OF the Circuit
Coart Of the District of Columbia
for the County of Alexandria, will
be sold at Public Auction on the
premises at - o'clock, on the 5th
day Of July next for Cash,
All the undivided Interest
and title of Thomas Crandeil in and
to one third part of the Three Story
BRICK HOUSE. situated on Union
Street in the town Of Alexandria, and
at present occupied by ]. A. Neale-
To satisfy debt due from the said
Thomas Crandell to Cutbbert Powell
]. D. Simms
Comm s.isner.
June 4 dts
THE SUBSCRIBER
OFFERS ron SALE
His Seine with a sufflciency of
Rope,
A good BOAT and some TUBS.-Al.
a second hand GIG.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04

WAsH1NeroN CRY, April 2.
Copy Of letter from Commodore
Leacis, commanding the .. States
f0tilla on the N'e1o York. station,
to the Secretary Of the NaUy, d.
ted
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
, S4WL. H1TTERSLAY.
Kline STREEr, AisxANDRfA.

AkNS IlbbAANOR1hs 4
BEGS leave TO inform his friends
and the public in general, that he. has
on hand a handsome assortment of
Bnekskin Panfaloons, fashionable Half
Ssofs, Pumps, Moeeasins, Ladies extra
Long Cloves; Msns do. and Morocco
Hats-.ALsO, Bearskms, Bnekskins
and Marseco Of various colors, &c.
june 2.
SIX CEN7,S REWaRD.
Runaway from the subscriber
an apprentice to the above business
named 1xomtson Jerdsn. I will give
the above reward to any person who
will bring him home. 8. H.
June 2. sr.e
Advertisement.
To be sold by Public Auction, ON the
premises, on Saturday the | Ith ins.
slant.
Sundry Building Lots,
On the West side Of Union Street, opl
posite to Conway's Wharf:
ALSO,
A Lot of Land,
Adjoining the East end of Peter Shefi
ron's Enclosure, containing eight Az
ores and 4s-l6o of an, acre "A crsdii
Of six, twelve, and eighteen months
will be given the purchasers, they nv.
ing their Notes with appioted Endof.
aers, and a bien on the properly.
William Herbert,
Nicholas Fitzhugh,
Edmund /. Lee,
Executors.
Of Richard Conway, dec'dI
June 3. dts.
The Subscriber has to hire
a HORSE and GIG, at tho
corner of Union and Queen
Street.
ANDREW BARTLE.
June 3: e.
WOOD AND TIMBER.
IT OTIS Of not less than ten acres at
Ia WOOD < TIMBER are offer.
ed fer sale, in the Forest of Ws3hing.
ton, and time will be allowed u taka
off said Wood and Timber, il propor4
ton to the quantity purchased Prom
2 to 800 acres Of wood land for sale in
the Forest, If early application be mada
MIR. Thos: Trammell; will shew The
premises.
Arlington. lime 20 1919
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
June 4


MIR. ALEXANDER SANFORD
" Of Woodstock Virginia, remit
ted to the subscriber, ina letter under
date Of the I'd May last, Sloo, which
letter was robbed Of its contents be
tween Winchester and this place; and
after being kept back one mail, which
will appear from the certificate Of the
Post Master Of Alexandra, was for.
wsrded without way bill to this Office.
I have annexed list of the notes en-.
closed in the expectation that it may
lead to the conviction Of the thief.
CHRIST. NEALE.
June law3t
No. 2sll, Bank Of Virginia, payable
at Fredericksburg, Va. to David c.
Kerr, for 5 so, dated llth, Jan. 1871,
& marked d. No. 1914, Farmers, Bank
Of Va. payable to c.. BurweIl, dated
10th Nov. 1912, marked c. for 8 10.
No. 1894, do do. and payable to c.
Baptist, for 8 10, dated 9th Feb. 1919.
No. 4l2e, do. do. payable to B. lCryder,
for 5 S, dated 18th April, lsl3..-No.
GIG, payable to w. Noyes, for 5 10,
Farmers, Bank Of Maryland, marked c.
and dated 18th May, 1912. No. aso,
payable to P. E. Thomas, 8 10, Me.
chanics Bank Of Baltimore, dated lst
July. 1909, and marked b. No; -,
payable to James Jenes, for 8 S, Me.
ehanics Bank Of Alexandra, market Z
do certify thst on the 10th day Of
May 1914, mail was received at this
Office from Winchester, Va. bill dated
9Th May, said to contain three letters for
Alexandra, D. C. distributed at that
Office Of the following rates one Of IL
Ia one of 20 and one Of 81 IL cents,
out Of which package the 81 Is cents
letter was missing, which circnms stance
was noted BY me on the bill.-Tbs fol.
lowing mail letter was received mark
ed Woodstock, Va. May directed
to Mr.. Christopher Neale, and rated 81
La cents, without post bill under co.
yer directed to AIexandris
| THoS P GILPIN.
Post Once, AlexAsdria D. G..
lst june, 1914.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04


Hence proceeds their blind and suici
dal adherence to the prevailing party
1t Is to be hoped however; that the
reign OF delusion is drawing to- - close
Hitherto, though the harpest has been
plenty the la6orers have been few.
Now better prospect opens to our
view. The awful crisis Of cur affairs,
has reused the slumbering seniinels OF
our freedom, from their dangerous re.
pose. They see, that their great and
united efforts, can alone relieve the ma
ton from the peril. that encompass it,
and that effort they are resolved to
make: Whatever may be the result OF
their patriotic labors. they will not fail
of their reward. Should they succeed
in turning the multitude fIom the error
Of their ways, and restoring the nation
to its wanted prosperity, they will be
amply compensated by the event-ifthey
fail, they will at least enjoy the satisfae-
ton of rejecting that they are guiltless
OF their country's ruin.
The article in reference to a Letter
from the Hon Mr. BAYARD, which sp-
peared in yesterdays Gazette, having
excited considerable enquiry we have
only TO repeat The fact, that Mr. b. in
letter to friend in this Country, ex.
presses his opinion, that the Bour buns
will be restored, & that our differences
with England will be speedily adjus ed.
NEw.YoKx GAz.
We have been favored with the peru.
sal Of letter of the 24th inst from Yer.
gennes, which states, that "there was
an attack on the l4th inst. at the for, or
point at the mouth Of Beaver Creek, 6
miles from this village, with barge.
or galiies Of the enemy, wherein the G.
nemy suffered considerably, and were
compelled to retire. They have brig
of / 8 thirty two Founders. 1t being
calm at the time, the brig could not be
brought into action. 1t is reported the
enemy lost 40 killed and wounded. Our
feet was then six miles up the Greek.
Had they gained possession OF the point,
they woald have blockaded our fleet all
summer. This place seems neglected
by our government, as there are not
half men enough to man the feet. Our
feet will sail In all this week, chiefly
manned with soldiers. The new ship
offs guns is ready for sea. In case of
battle, hope we shall be masters OF
the Lake. We have also schooner of
ls guns, which will drop down shortly,
The commanding officer of the English
fleet is now under arrest, for not gain.
ing this point" Ii.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
--latest from Sackstts Harbor.;
Nrgus Office, .dl6aAy Saturday morning
Nay 20.

An intelligent carpenter arrived from
the Harbor this morning. He says that
on Monday the enemy continued the
blockade. The ships at anchor, and the
briggs occasionally moving.
Some rigging was wanted to complete
the Superior for sailing He met six
teen Wagon loads, presume beyond
Utica, and it must have reached the
Harbor ere this. The new vessel will
be off the stocks about the 9Th June.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
Berkley Springs, Virginia.

T0HE Subscriber returns his most
i sincere thanks for the patronage
he received last season by generous
public From the great encourage
ment he has met with, he has made it
his business wholly to attend and make
every preparation for the general salts
faction of those who may please to no.
nor him with their custom.-He has
removed a numDer of nuisances; built
and repaired buildings, and has put all
the baths in complete order, so that e.
very thing may be wholesome K clean.
In short he has every building in town
except Mr.. Abermathy's stone house,
which he occupies himself. The cub
scriber has rented squire Hunter s
house at the sign of General Washing
ton, together with the rest of his build
lngs and improvements, where he will
accommodate those that chuse to call
on him, or at the Old Coffee House
near the Bath Square, where the pub.
lie will find the subscriber with two at
tentive polite young men as Bar keep.
ers, not such as he was SO unfortunate
as to fall in with last season. Good
Cooks, pasturage, &C.. g od Ostlers,
select Walters for the House, choice
Liquors of the best quality in the U.
States: Coed music for parties and
every attention paid by the public's
humble servant.
Robert Bailey.
N. B.-The subsciber wishes to sell
his Dwelling, sailed BaAey's Retire.
ment," in Frederick county, Virginia;
and two Farms in Berklsy county, and
one liz Hamsphire county, Virginia, with
good Merchant Mill, ell in good order
For terms apply to the subscriber at
Berkeley Springs, where be can be seea
from the 6rs, Of June till October T.. ct
and tho premises shewn Possession
giyen& good deeds in fee simple clear Of
all circumstances on good terms for cash
or large payment in hand, with rea.
sonabis credit secured on the property.
ROBERT BAILEY.
June 4 law lot.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
SIX cEN7,S REWaRD.

Runaway from the subscribers
an apprentice to the above business
named 1Henifson Jerdsn. I will give
the above reward to any person Who
will bring him home. s. H.
June 2. So.