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- NEw-YoRx, April 10.
IN ANTICIPATION OF THE
MAIL.

5t AlAlLs
To the Editors Of the Mercantile nd.
versisrr duted, Boston Saturday even-
ing, .4tr.I 5. 49,
GENTLEMEN,
We have this day conversed with a
gentlemen from Halifax, but can obtain
very htllc Information. He states that
he left there about the 20th March; that
no prizes had lately been sent in; and
that a Bcitish Packet, in Sc days from
Falmouth, arrived there the day previ-
Gus 10 his leaving, bringing London pa
pers TO February 18th. A handbill
had been pu5lis ned at Halifax, giving an
unofficial account Of the battle Of the
5oth OF Sis. January, between the Allies
and Bonaparte, in which the latter was
defeated, with the less Of 100000 men
in killed, wounded and prisoners and
that the remnant of the French army
fell back upon TroYes. The French
account of this battle YVES brought by the
Rambler, arrived here, in which Bona
patte claims the victory, but acknowl-
edges his inability to hold the ground.
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GRa.NTELLE PENN, Esq.

THIS little work was presented
by bIr. Foster, Gate British Minister)
to gentleman of the District, and
thi eugh that senl!emaG's goodness is
now published made its appear
ahce in London early in 1912, 8. went
Thu ough two editions there in few
months lit differs from other works
of the kind, in its conclseness, being
c'assed under three general heads
viz. TIME PAST, PRESENT and
FUTURE. After taking full view
Of Tine Past he takes a characteristic
view of the Sign Of the Present Time,
a d insists, that the French Empire, is
not fifth, but the last predicted pow
err, OF the fourth or last Empire, then
of The propnetical sequel OF time, and
fall of this last, or great power, and
concludes with very interesting deduc-
tions, drawn from Prophecy.
April Ia. s
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, April Is.
ts TO sHRW
rsn vKRf AGE & BODY OF TIE TYNE
us YoaN AND PRESSURE"
A TRUMpETER DEAD.

A TRUMPETER DEAD.
The g Letter from an officer of the
army" to the editors of the Albany
Register, detailing the late battle OF
La Cole Mills, is shrewdly suspected to
be the production of General Wilkinson
g who, in the very thick of battle stood
unappalled
sLike Mount Atlas,
When storms and tempests thunder at
his brow,
And oceans break their pillows at his
feet !"
If the conjecture be correct, the &C.
neral must have lost another very valua-
bic officer in this scratch, whose name il
not mentioned on the list Of killed and
wounded-his Trumteter:
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1t is stated in Northern paper, that
Court Martial is to be convened on
board the frigate United States; for the
trial of two officers and several men,
who belonged to the frigate Chesapeake
at the time Of her capture.
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ARMISTICE.

The belief that an Armistiee is in agi.
ton gains ground. The only difficulty
is said to arise out Of the question, whe-
Their British armed vessels shall be ad.
mitted into our waters? AS this is a
question which the enemy has already
settled, VIC cannot suppose that it will
present an insuperablc obstacle to tie
proposed Armistice.
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Messrs. SNowDEN & SIMMs,
Reading the No. :, Odletown Let
ter in your paper of the l4th inst. Civ
ing grand description of a petit skir-
mish, reminded me of description
given by ceyardly, flomhous fellow to
a friend OF his; having split or tore his
breeches, in consequence of fright oc-
.casioned by small Terrier Dog barking
at him.
81 was attacked by most ferocious
and tremendous animal yclep'd bull
dog. He came at me with mouth o.
penipg like the crater of Vesusius he
barked ike thunder, and his eyes fash
ed like lightning; but Notwithstanding
all this, / stood
Like Mount Atlas,
When storms and tempests thunder at
its brow,
And oceans break their pillows at its
feet"
ill repeatedly urgcdby my friends at
tempted a retreat over stone fence four
feet thick, and in the act my Breaches
ripped as if Heaven and Earth were
coIa;ng together
se Mr.. Maaon's reply to George
Minor, was received too late for inser-
ton in this days paper. 1t shall appear
in our next. We cannot think that
Mr.. Mason was under any obligation to
notice his abusive rant. The style "a
Hone was sufficient to exonerate Mr..
Mason or any other gentleman, from
the obligation of q reply.
We are happy in resuming the Mo-
nitorial lectures, which have been for
several papers past, unayoidably omit.
ted. The lecture Of This day will proba-
bly, be continued in other numbers. The
subject is onaPf the highest interest,"
and will no doubt command the attention
of the serious reader.
The following gentlemen were on
Monday last chosen Trustees of the A.
lexandria Academy fer the ensuing
year:
The Rev. James Muir, the Rey.Wil.
liam Wilmer, the Rev. Oliver Norris,
John Janney, E. c. Dick, Edmund I.
Lee, Jacob Hoffman, Hugh Smith, Tho
mas Vowel, VIM. A, Daingerheld, Fer
dinand Fairfax, William Herbert, |. r
Thompson.
Was drowned on Wednesday last at
the County Wharf in this place Mr..
John Brown, an honest and much res,
pec.ed inhabitant Of this towa.
Died, on the 18th inst. Mrs. WEIR
RI, the amiahle wife of MIR. Jesse
Wherry, of Manches,er-much lament.
ed by all who had the pleasure Of her ae-
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BALTIMORE, April Is.

A le,tev from Annapolis, dated yesser-
day ,noruing, April ID, says, "the En-
ghsh ships 10y in the same position as
they did on Weduesday morning, except
one ship, which went up Eastern Bay.
Report saya there are ls sail against
Herring Bay."
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ROsTONs Anil 10.

Governor Of Massaehusetts.-The
returns from 257 towns give
For Mr.. Strong, 4l,0l9
For MIR. Dexter, 29,6o7
5 The same towns last year gave
For Mr.. Strong 4l,ls7
For Mr. Varnum 28,l93
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FIRE Insurance Company Of 4
Ieluuadra0.

Notice is hereby given, that
an election for IL directors for the said
cc:ssranv will be held at the Court
House IN the town Of Alexandria, on
Wednesday the a7th day of April, pre-
sent.
The Commissioners.
April IL. etc
N. B. Proxies to yotefor Directors
must se under hand and seal, attested,
by Two Witnesses as the law directs.
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The Subscriber has Just re.

ceived, quantity OF Russia Sncetings
Bed T;ckings, Furniture Calico, Dogs
legs, and other different materials bcs
longing to his line of business, which
he will dispose of on the most reasonas
bic terms.
MORRIS sPILLAWNE.
Uthoistsrer u Pater Hanger
Prime Street,
April "a.
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WASHING TON CITY. April Is.

The House of Representatives yes
terday determined, by large majority,
sgaips, enqairing into the expediency of
repeating the Law prohibiting the use
OF British licences. The motion on this
subiec, gave rise to an interesting debate
on the subject OF licences particularly on
the effect of such licences on the trade
which will take place from our ports M.
der present circumstances. The debate
having seen serious and protracted, the
decision may be considered as 6nal and
conclusive, at least for the present ses-
sion. Our commerce will be carried ON
either by real neturals or real.Americans,
and for neutral and American interest.
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Snithfeld Bacon.

$4,000 W.T.. Smithfield Hams,
Shoulders and Midlings, will be re-
ceived early next week, and offered
for sale BY
C. GRIFFITH, or
HENRY NICHOLSON.
April Is.
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The Subscriber
April ~.

HAVING added to his prescribing
the Apothscary and Drug business, Of.
fers for sale general assortment ul
Drugs s. Medicines,
Together with variety of other Artis
cles in the same line.
A. 2. DICK.
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A.. B. DICK.
ON HAND,

A small supply of SALAD OIIg
and some really calcined MAGNE.
SIA.-Spirits Wine rectified Shell.
lac; Common Magnesia Chantrno.
mile Flowers, best English and Anne.
rican; powdered Emery, fine Grocus
Martis !; Tooth Brushes, superior qua-
lily Cloyess do. Pearl Ash !; Armc<
nian Bole; Borax, refined Castle
Soap, French Chalk; Honey.
April "a. II.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE!

Eighty Houses were lately consum.
ed at st. Jago de Cuba, by Fire.
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4. -
We have asccrtained since our last.
that Admiral Cochrane has not ar
rived /; the salute mentioned in our
paper Of Wednesday, was occasioned
BY the changein Admiral Cockburn's
flag, he being promoted from Vice
Admiral of the Blue, to the White.
BRIGADIER GENERAL Porter OF
the United States armyis appointed
TO the command Of the army here,
and may be expected in a few days.
10. :.
D.GS:s
The act repeating the Embargo
and Non-Intercourse Laws, has re-
ceiyed the sanction Of the President
of the u. States, and is officially
published in the National Intelli-
geneer ofyesterday.
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;ouain,snce:: Mrs. w. was native Of
Aiexandria, and sister to the late Gsf'
din Chaplin, Esq. Of that town..
R:chmond faitsr:'
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A bill has passed the Senate, and
is now before the House ofRepresen-
tat;ses. for. Diminishing the fees of
MarshaIs, Attornies, and Clerks Of
Courts ofthe q: States, in certain
eases.
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Died, on the 18th inst. Mrs. WHER.
RY, the amiahle wife of MIR. Jesse
Wherry, of Mancbcster-much lament.
ed by all who had the pleasure Of her ae-
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WASHINGTON taTY, April IL.
Extract Of q Letter from Col. An
tang Butler, commanding .h'chl-
gan Territory and its Dependencies
aud The WeSiera District Of Upper
Caaada. dated t2ih Feb. 1917, to
Coz. Ei.curds.
"lhe principal object Of this let
Ter is 10 a2p-ise you Of my having
some l.re since dispatched small
bnt active s confidential detachment
10 1t, Josepl,'s. who seized Mr..
Bsilly (agent to the MiehiIimackinas
Company and Eve others with all
the iSrit,sh merchandise in that
Quarter aud after traversing with
great ceIefi;y 600 miles, in going anu
returning. lodged With nue. the pri-
ssuers. srfely. Whilst they we're at
u. Joseph's they discovered that
DiScn had aseen,led Lake Michigan
as high up as Green bay. with five
boats loaded with merchandise for
Indians. From the Green Bay be
assembled the Fox River TO certain
rOiA, where tie goods were landed,
and he protected paek-horses andsse-
hetratsd into The interior, exciting
The Falls tvoirs and Winnehagees as
nc vent on, BY speeches and presents,
{" t' ready for war: emissarics are
'en' TO the Kiskapoos for the same
purpose, and each are promised that
voc GAGS and Sioux shall unite with
,lem. A Falls Avoir Indian has
psen with me: his nation will not
ensase in the enterprise which Dixon
@edl'atcs /; bat the Ninnebagoes,
sso are restless and turbulent, are
sS.SmhiiHs and hsiding councils, &
WI 'oalesse with any ether lndiars.
n !, march alone against the point
tiAon shall direct. who is said to
pO,sess as mach Influence over them
"he does over Che Sioux. il is not
:; aFpesed that he insends an expeGi-
,S sA %Saia st ta,s territory, but rather
n no. Re vii attack Your territory or
, 20" perhaps OF the SiissouPi--ai
l"S' nothing OF this sort may take
E'aae; Dixoa may not be able TO col
~ ~ sufficient force 10 act; or The
sa 4'"as nay refuse. after they are
'>'aa'ea, TO march against the point
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OFFICfAL NOI1cE
CO1IENss

HnHHHIS NTYG
OO1lI4EN ~ !.
I Lottery and Exchange DHfSa
~. x...a.., ,St.,.t. u
w" III, m .M
BAL i"O
3 Baltimore Hospital y. OItery
SECOND Glass
onh, % Drawings 10 Be conf.aesed.
ry,Y rnNrAINia
ne " = go
one prize OF so'o wv
{, one OF 49,
two OF :oY
one OF Wy
eight OF soo
eleven OF 1so
BESIDES Hunoreas, fiii,eSs ~.
a. The first drawn Ticket
on, MONDAY tbs I'd OF MAY will
~ m ~
TWENTY IHQUSlAANlDl A'o leI4lal' :
And IN the following Monday (MaL
9th, the First Drawn Ticket
..,s - ..:.t.J ~ ttft
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he will advise yet aa the event Of
an attack if possible. and the informa !.
ten comes to me direct, and in such
terms and by such means, as leaves
me no reason to doubt Dixon's views,
his intentions or his object it be-
came my duty. as a citizen. + more
so as an officer of the government,
to apprise you oftbe communications
1 had received upon this subject.
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WILNINGTON. q. c } March %.
AIRED. schs. ru, Brothers. New
ma, from Mat,hzas; cargo, sugar and
ecf,.e-,o \. L.sza Us. In tdis vessel
NJ. lo,soa Starr came passenger, we
trrai,he, Inc Howiag me'anch"iy Id
ipos el,ne lrs, OF ghc letter OF mafque
schooner Pheton last from Charleston
Ia s. hoQr. sail she struck on the Bro
Tiers, lsaaE sn rock,a part OF the BAHIA
ma Reef, under the lee of Aeklands Is
land. AM was wrecked, IA o. the cre~
took lie boat, 81 renrAined 90 the wreck
the.a last we're reduced 10 such ex
treni;y as 70 feed on their dead friends.
Three men enc named Maxwell, and
Lieut.. Scofheld left the wreck on raft
and in passing With rapid current by
Ginger, Island, fearing to miss 1t, they
attempted In swim to the shore, IN delng
which Scboffield was drowned. Alter
remaining in wretched situation days
90 the Island, 1T being Is days since they
left TIE wrsck, they were taken oil on
the Esd Ms. by Swedish brig, Capt.
White, on board OF which Mr. Starr was
apasscnger; these 5 men we're atMatan-
las and expected to GO TO the Havana
10 procure the means Of returning 10
tbs country.
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J. ]. COHEN, JUN.
PRINCIPAL Agent for the Confraefors

~ AT COHEN'S OFFICE have
been sold, one Prize Of s 5o,ooo--l OF
SC, Coo of 10, oO0-7 OF 100 Tickets
each, besides large proportion OF Five
Hundreds, sc.
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Circulating Library.

THE following Books have lately beefi
received and added to the collections
forming in the whole, great vsrics
~ Of the most useful and entertain
ing works in tho English Languages
viz (: 49,
Lewis s Clarke's Travels, 2vol
Rollins Anciebt History, new edition,
10 vols. Anaieciic Magazine, 2 vols.
Life Of Socrates, Rights d Women,
Life Of Cooke the actor, Mabchausep's
Travels, 18th edition, "The Beck
Pindar's Works. &c. ~
NOVELS. g = 8. -. J:
Sainclair & Hortense, Miss La Fays
cite, Siege Of Rochelle, Knights Of tbo
Swap, Ama.ina, LoyaHits, Royal Found
ling, Peni,eht OF Godstow, ST. Columbs
Albinia, Hone, &c. &c. s !
NJ Terms as usual.
Conrad A. Shutzi
April 9. eSsh'
" =
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Was drowned on Wednesday last at
the County Wharf in this place Mr..
John Brown, an honest and much res
pected inhabitant Of this town.
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1ry.YoRK, April ~.

) .4J sheooner Chauncey,
TIE nsasyster. for Gotteahurgh,
capt. ;, n' sea fr.om this port on Sua-
geni ,, 70 in IN Der went pa ! e.
day m = Wyer Esq. bearer of dis
GERS, :. s;essrs. ]. Barker. Milne,
Fals enc 1s;aekenz;e. Morris, FUCKER
e'''f u,a, Holland, Greenieaf' Wal
r Iacs aad Lady, ana.0ihers'
c.,, Brshnen. ofthe sloop David,
~, t%, arrived here las, evening in 2
WIZ PIX f,om Hilliagworth. informed US
a a., he learned the following parti-
is ''y. Of the British attack ON the
' t'" ia Coaeeeiicut River: Sc
, 81 barscs avd launches, hnvips on
W. ,.J 7hent ESQ men. arrived at
D n',,,,,ne ahou, day light ON Friday
IT,, r.ine. fred 2 guns upon the town,
Va ps1}hoSs,! upon thewharses The
''s,nsa inhabitants thus aroused
en- e. ,heir beds in great coninsion'
r ~arr Informed by the enemy their
%;sr, w., TO destroy the shipping,
~ ,ha., If they we're molested while
s.ios, il, the town shcuid share the
s'oe a;e. Being without the ne
,s~.ayv means OF resisting at the
r.nro; so large "A ioree. the ihhabi'
rnI, we're under the necessity o.
,rp ,ining quiet. while The British
,,,,Ydc,iiafheir " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Thev ,aeerrded in burning from q
70 ~ san, ahoa, one third OF whicl
we're siuare rugged vessels. and re
m.;pel at Petiipans during the whole
d,, ,ausiag thc,aselyes ON shore b,
piI,Aln qunits. 10 the evening the,
ie,.prr,l sad reached the mouth O
tbe river before any efficient force
ba,i arrived 10 cut them OF.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-01
FOR SALE
II TRACT or TAA-D

n TRACT OFLHA-D
flNG in the Comfy of Rockingham, Noral
4 Carolina, (about l2 miles south of the Town OF
iponvilie on Dan Riysr) which by late survey con.
taus
1915 ACRES
There are betwe n $50 s. 2nO acres OF Low ground,
attached TO 1t Of superior quality This land is
wei adapted TO the culture of Corn. Wheat Cotton
Y Tobacco x has on it a Dwelling House, Kitchen.
Laundry, lhry, Meet House, t,c There are about
zoo acres cleared. The Subscriber would prefe,
exchanging it for land in either the County Of KIM
William, King and Queen, Essex OF NiiddIesex.
Also, tract OF Lend in the State of Kentucky, q.
Vile, and contains by late survey.
600 n & II T. s.
his Land i' of' superior soil, and lays well, end
Wond be disposed of the same way. Any person
wishing to purchase or exchange for e;fbty ~ 49,
above tracts Of land. win apply 10 the Subscriber
vi"g near Dunkirt, King and Queen County. Vii.
gina.
Jan. IS. -,
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8PRtWG.HILL IcIDENy-

gEHtiE Seb'sriber living IN tbeiower end Of Abe.
Il marie County, ui i'll cpntinue to instruct youth,
ic SenJuEries
The Rev. Ja'.ts p Yifsog, iafs of.yorfoR. vii
unite With ne in my pc essonaI business ip which
we nope to De sb'e 20 render sstisfae. 10 an
s ructi0n. 'N '''
At ti"s in7titsiion, both male and Females win
be received and instructed in separate sport-
ments~-but nsne for shorter period than tHslv.
moaths. ''p
Ny price f6r Board, Tuition end 1ys,ti,, I..,.,
lrs finding their own Bedding and Candles Z 80.
y i've dollars SESSION, or five months, psYable N
Our Winter vacation win eonnenee the 1sb ~
'ecembfrr.sud close the 18th Of Jarusrv Tte
Summer vacation commences on H. trtL - 80 80
* closes the f5Nrof July. ''0
JAMES G wADDFL.
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L1aJFI)' FOR S.HLE
G z N the 2Sth day of February next, being Conr,
- aAy' VII be sold at King William Court house
thst valuable Plantation called ENDFIFI u ~
hing William county, late the property Of .,otn
Waller, decd This plantation is considered bv r,r
sons vel acquainted with it, to be one of the best -
the county OF king RibiEm--afld 10 = nersoa B;sno
sed to purchase, there is not below the RID 80,
Of land mare dssrsble than this, as well for DE ma
ny natural advantages which it possesses az For th
many improvements whioh have been nut ,,noD :,
by rs late owner. Situated uuon the Matternsv -;
yer opposite to WalkertoG, vessels can come within
OF the shore, 80 that the person pos.
sessing Il can with very little labor and within ho,
hmey ship on board vessel the crons which he
may make, and send them TO any market thst he
pedses. ''''' Ne
From the title papers for this tract Hand. il an
pears tnat contains about 1881 acres for winch
quahu'y II wiil be s1'd be the same more on l.ss
the greater part of which is rich, level fiai land. -
Upon It there Is an excellent dwelling bonse and
every necessary out-houhe a Granary that stands
inmed'stey upon the bank of the River from ,gbieb
!ne crop lhat II may contain maybe emptied az once
INTO vessel thai can come within 4 few vards If ~
shore. There sre upon If two vonne a. cIord. ~.
iruit OF which is of the select kind Wi,b mr.
per care and attention, they might be made IN weld
| large quantities. of Brandy and Cider. a ErtLer
description - seemed unnecessary SIS it is presumed
S'y sr-on disposed to purchase, will view the
premises be ore the day eff sale.
Terms Of Sale.
The purchaser will be allowed credit ,r t,
years Tor the whole purchase money bond with an
proved security being gwen for the same. with q
deed OF trust nPon he land.
One Thousand popsds of the prrcI eso ,,,. .
carry interest from the day of sale lie infsrsS g.,
De phld ut the end of each year until m ,yhoi.
shah become due. The balsnce of The n,,.i,. !.
money 10 carry interest from the dav nc sole H.
Puhetuaily paid when due.
Jan. II. i1N' "a L % .PJf'
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Sales at Auctaon.

Il III UABLE LOT 1T AUCTION.
AE{lLL BE SOLD on the premises TO the high
est bidder on "Wednesday the Cd February,
or me next far day at ~ O'Clock, one
nc K Il IF l. n Nd
opposite DR. Fsushes's Garden on Shoekoe Han.
near Mr.. VIM. Fulcher's. To describe the beau.
utut situation of this property is deemed unuecessa.
ny, asst rs presumed the advantages will be Obvious
20 every gentleman inclined to purchase II is boun-
ded by + and L streets, and has two advantageous
frontA-Terms made known at the sale, bs
BARTLETT STILL,
Jan %.
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>, HE Subscriber having purchased orJamrs 2.
roster his interest in the lste firm OF Becker and
Foster, request all those indebted IN tho 60 "',,'
make psyment--he has on hand small sssortp,err
Of goous suitable for the present season. which h.of
fers on reasonable terms for cash o,ly.
James Town, January II. CIV
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Lot and HDn6rs EioJ. q,

LOT am H0H6cs Tor SAFE.
WE sell ny Houses and Lot adjoining the town
a Of Charlottesve.--The Lot oo1tains seven and
one half acres, witt good comfortable dwelling
House on it anew brirs Office, and all necessary out
houses, the whole in good repair. The garden is We
~ large and has some fruit of excellent quality in it.
ana has been very recently paed in. The whole
lot is under an eneosnre of locust posts and ehesnut
raiIa- The title indsFyaable For terms Apply 10
rue by letter directed TO Charlottesville.
October &C. vtF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-01
NoTTcE.-Mr. John E. Fitzpatrick
SIR.

you sfenot an inhabitant ofthis state, and we
u know not your place OF residence, we take this
method of giving you notice--that on the 18th OF
teoruary next between rise, snd sun set at the
House ofJohn Melton in the county of Nelson. we
sisu proceed to take the dispositions of said Melton,
and others, and the 2sth of said month at the IL.
vern OF Mrs. Sarah Williamsons in Fnvanna Coun-
", land to coatinue from day to day until compile
ted between the hours of ten O'Clock in the fore.
noon and four in tine aiJcrnoOnwe shall proceed 10
take the dispositions of Henry Kidd, Thomas ngell
and others which said dispositions are to be used
as evidence in suit in Chancery now depending in
tluvanps County Court. where we are plaintiff
and Moses G. Napier, John Napier, Benja,ain Will
hanson, and yourself defendants. We are
yours, &c.
VIM FTTZ. PATRICK.
RICHD. HACKNEY, Guardian.
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