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MP. O6TIyTE.

The more we hear MIN, the more n. win. nm.
on orr admiration. His Grafton last night, on Gam
Ding, was one of the finest pieces OF Neral Past-
ing, we have ever behec
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tereT from aer!,imer 18th May; states. that
whenthe hr''iah feet appeared the "a time hefn-
Oiweso. they cu'y scot one barge w;i y "a ,s..,,
Snu renamed hrt s"out sh hour scfo.e he pr
c. 'he Rri''sh we b. fled in their object The
sH'ne sHeouot states, taat The most q: iie store,
h'er FONT, AID are - be re-onu,tycd do Ore.
, 20, LAKE 10 Rotterdam, AVID thence to Sa.Ne,t's
~" "ns's. 'e.ter trnm Coin Clsnncev cfthe 10th
states, that on tier Srst stturs ON C.w,eo tlrv
ere s"pposed 20 have lest 20 killed end rs ,yrun
dec, drowned and maS'ng--ir xt z.js t,at Csntan
n'ctssster IS mor,sly %onn9edj snd nunb.r of D.
ther officers Killed Il wounded
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ENToN, N. {. ifh Nav 1914.
nave this day seen Twenty Dollar
h''e from TIE Bank OF Virgins. winch,
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F 0 X ) a l. =

= K > n T. =.
n T AUCTION, on the premises. On uss,r,.
\ day the first Gay OF June nsxt, at II O'clock.
6S aiuab's Tots Of GfennA
Ia Adsms's w ley, b-ug part Of lie rro,or,-
heretofore known 10y the name Vi Nc fz,.z Is ca
den. "SI-
The sale q these lots VIII be positively vith,n, =
ny Kind 81 limitation. ~
TERMS Oas fourth in Gu days. IN The b,,.
snce N q. ~ = is months, Satisfactorily seeYrd 80
deed Og srust o. o'h~ros y
Hay % n'"'
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NJ cff before they, could have been rri,
forced. Every man was at his post du-nr
'he. night. ine constant expectatan of an at
TACK. he British quadron consisted of 4
ships, brigs and yum beats.
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- YaINabLc - . 60

I 10 utHu6lc LOfS /cr lSuIc
Va'HE subseriber will sen, on Tbpr,,i.,,
2nd day Of juoe, The premis-, .. -,
el1ek IN ibe Evening, lot No SO7. Corner If
iOh Stree. sud u" No. 436, Ga y an Oh, s.rs ''
I = = fourth Cab, the balance Q 4
he s'oYe lots will be sold without roscrve. sry
an iniisputsbie title made IT, purebeser SUI
May % ''s' =
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Cha1lesfo,,. l1qy 90.

NhuTIeBTO7t, IFIly 70.
Major General THOMAS PINcKNEI aud
Suite arrived in town on Wednesday even"
Ing from the Creek Nation ;--Yesterday
forenoon they visited the respective forts in
our harbor, aud we're saluted at each ON
their landing.
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TIE Proprietors Of the India House, in
London, have voted 1880 to General His
lop, To compensate the loss sustained by hin
iii consequence of being captured in the Java
frigate.
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From RE .6lhnny Register Of FRIDAY lust.
The BRITISH AGAIN AZ OSWEGO.

from IKE -fIhGfy Register or FRIDAY last.
THE BRITISH AGAIN AT OSWEGO.
After part of our impression was struck
of last evening, we had a conversation with
gentleman from Oncndags, who left there
on Tuesday morning, and informed us, that
an express arrived he eveaing before from
Oswego, with the dsagreeable intelligence
that sixteen boats and other water craft be-
longing to the enemy had made their ap-
pearance again Of Oswego about noon on
that dey-th they contsined a very for
midable British force which were about
landing when the express came away
that Col. Mitchell had left the falls and
marchdd towards Oswegc--that reinforce
ments had been sent for from Onond aga and
the adjacent country--that the greatest con-
sternation prcvailed--the bell at Onondssa
was tolling when cur informrnt left tuere-
the bridge between Oswego and the fails,
where our stores are deposited, had Teen
destroyed, and the people were telling trees
in the road to prevent the approach of the
enemy towards the falls.
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May %

tNPOW rER.--The suhs.r.b.r ,rr.r, &c.
Ooe Huodrs" ,pd r ur Is ~ Ut II.lsJ y ',.S
- o'e e2,e % Esge Grr-puwder. i, r,.,,oS
4.NDREH- g1;PCH
|a'J -'tfeet, opposite tnc Esg,e F.vt-,.
------.---.- oG
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We understood that Col. Ripley of ths
21st United States Infantry, has been APP
pointed Brigadier-Genera!.- Cdz.
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Concord, NJ n. May II.

The Governor and Council, in session in
town last week were suddeaiy adjourned on
Friday to meet again in Exeter the present
week, ia consequence, we understood, of an
express arriving in Town from Major Gen
Storby at Portsmouth, stating that Captain
Hun had received such information as left
no doubt that the enemy intended an attack
on that town.
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Pcom Weqpburunorr, NEav IL.

II is said Gen. Stickney at Newbury, had
dispatches frorn the commander in chef,
yesterday. The Newbury regiment have
been all warned to hold themselves in rea-
dirvss, and the alarm pest designated-ex-
pected to be called to Portsmouth daily. and
are making preparations. The horses of
the company of cavalry have been apprais-
ed,
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The Enemy.-We have accounts from
the South as late as Friday evening last, by
which we learn that the British squadron
had disappeared from off St. Mary's bar
and that the alarm for fear of an attack
from them had subsidized.
There has been for several DAYS off our
bar, or 2 strange sail. no doubt part OF the
cremy, sent for she purpose of earning in
to effect Admiral Cochrane's Proclamation.
~h Oh declares the whole Of the American
coast in state of blockade.
Say. Ref. Nay II.
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Sqckett's Ha-bor. Moy s.

SuCNeF9 .OoT, Way 8.
" In consequence OF information that the
British feet were on the Lake, the Oneida
and Syiph were ordered out. All cnr YES
sells ready are provisioned, and upon gettiag
out will compose the following feet.
GUNS.
General Pike, ship, "a Com. Chauncey.
Madison. ship, 90 Capt Crane.
Jefferson, brig, 20
Jones, brig, 20
Gov. Tompkins, schr. Lieut.. Elliot.
Oneida. brig. 10 1t. Brown.
Sylpb, schs. l. Capt. Woolsey.
Lady of the Lake, schr. Mr.. Mix.
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wh1t yhey did no. .u.rcsH in taking away
was destroyed, even To aides. Several of
the inhabitants, who trusting to the liberal
1t, of the enemy, continued in or returned to
the village, were taken to Kingston.
4 letter from the harbor of the 18th May
says. We have it from undoubted author
i'y. that the enemy lost in the attack upon
Cs~ego. 10 killed among the number the
second in command Of the navy, capt. Mul.
caster, and Il captain of marines asd that
their total loss in killed, wounded and mis-
sing was variously stated at from go to 2Ss.
IL is said that Gen. Drummond expressed
his astonishment that such handful Of
men should have made so desperate resist
ance."
We understand that Gem. Barclay, late
commander Oh Lake Erie. is to command
The British fotilla or Lake Champlain the
ensuing summer.
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$ gFra' .4aVsrhscms7f. lnayol .I5lg o,.57e.
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" ~ three months yon will have pssee, or TzvjY
6e annfh5Idfed'--fhe expression Of Bonspsrte to
the Legislative Body on the Ctr Feb The whole
Gene, OF wh'sh this Address forms part; if il be
'senune, IS one OF the grlnhcst on record The
majestic boidnegs Of Reinouafd, with which be
dares TO speak the truth at the foot Of the throne
~iRs our sdmira;ion--the heroic and bigh-mnded
utrePdiV OF Bonspafte iaycluutiriy EFFORTS our a,
mrstion. u reminds us Of MHtnn's Luc f-r--ss III;
lated stood like rcnerife or Auss. unrernoved "
y may well be do'ibted whether, after such pr,fe
Sons, such ss this viii consent tn Weld an
empire, a." torn 10 pieces"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-24
ALEXANDRIA,
THURSDAY, MARCH "a.
"re sHEw
sEH VERY AGE & BODY or rHK TINE
sls SoRs AND PRESSURE" ~
MR.. PIcKERTNG's SPEECH.

MIR. PIcKERING'S SPEECH.
We shall avail ourselves of the earli-
est opportunity, to furnish our readers
with this valuable state paper S. ma
nv spescbes have been made in Con.
gress upon lhe subject of our foreign
relations; that the Newspaper reader,
scarcely thinks ii worth his while to
peruse any more of them. We can as
sure Kim however, tina, the paper which
we now recommend to his attention; is
richly worth, and will amply repay his
most serious consideration. II is a trea.
sury OF knowledge, a mnemenika Of pc
litical events, in the history of our dis.
putes WITH England; which every man
should carry in his pocket.
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NORFOLK, March TO-

Came up yesterday ia flag, Cettain
cluai,., who was lately captured in the
bay, and q passenger in the schooner
Flash. fro0 Port-au- Prince, taken off
New-York. They report that the Ar
nidc and Lacede monian friga;es, brig
nd Two schooners, went up the bay on
Monday: the Albion and Dragon, of
"a guns each, remain in Lynhayen- Bay
The enemy have lately placed buoy
on the Middle Ground, another Oh the
horseshoe, and a third on WiIough-
oy's Point. 1t is believed they intend
shortly to core into Hampton Roads,
Orders are said to have been received
from England, directing shat no more
: d s ;:7s;;:s Il: ,seoeTs are 10 hs set on
shore, w7551s1SsSan equal number OF Or
tish prisoners beiTg sent ottin exchange
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as we can find room for Il. From this
Report it appears, that three seventy
four gun-ships are building one at
Portsmouth,, NJ. III. one al Charlestown,
Mass. and one at Philadelphia-the two
Former expected to be launched in the
month of July, and the latter in the
month of December. Three ships Of
~ guns each are also building, one at
PhiladeIshia, one at Baltimore, and one
ut the Navy Yard in this eity---tbe two,
former to be launched by the middle of
April, and the latter in all the month of
July next. The six sloops of war, au-
thorised by law have all beea built, two
ofwhich are at sea, three more nearly
ready, and the sixth eqnipping afythe
Navy Yard in this city. Eleven barges
have been purchased, twelve have been
pa!lt, and twenty two are building and
naarly completed at various points. Of
gun boats there are il service end fit
for service, Us The Secretary re-
commands an increase of the Marine
Corps; the appointment Of officers ex.
olusiuely for fptilla service; and penis
out the right bank Of the Hudson, above
the highlands, as the best scite in CEN
trail situation for the establishment of
deck yard The Sc cretary in conside.
ration ofthe decrease already authorised,
and the number of vessels launched and
about to be launched, and requiring to
De officered and manned; and consider
ing also the difficulty of procuring more
materials f., building than can be used
under existing laws: states his opinion,
that any further provision at present for
the increase of eur naval force, would
not add to is efficiency, and therefore
is sot necessary. Intel.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-24
ROE sale.

A TRACT OF LAND containing
two hundred and seventy three acres
and hall, situated on the banks Of
the river Potomac, about four miles
from Alexandria by water On the
tract there are two excellent i3erring
Landings. the upper one is we'll i'm.
proved by fish house. exceeded BY
none in point of convenience. There
is on the premises convenient Dwell.
ling-House in good repair, spacious
Kitchen with two rooms. which may,
be converted into lodging. places for
eight servants, and a large loft
smoke. house, and milk-house there
is also an unfinished frame building,
which at small expeHce night be-
converted into a barn, near it is a we'll
ofexcellent water and there are on the
premises two good springs, part of rho
land has been cIovered, and is sus.
ceptible of much improvement, the
fences are IN good repair, coEsidera.
bic part post and rail and there Is q
suficiency of rsit timber and FIRE wood,
1t is presumed persons wishing to
purchase will view the prenises--a
further description il considered un.
necessary--for particulars apply to
r. l. TAYLOR, Esq Alexandria.
If this property is not very shortly
sold by private contract, it will be of.
fered at public sale on the premises
some TINE in tho -.A~n.h nj AIuns Dexts
Der of young peach tree~ra-----...------ ::
bearing on the above tract.
G.. w. Valangef1.
March l9. du.
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Messrs. Snosvden e &imms,

=
The leading democrats Of this eoun.
try, who have been constant sticklers
tor the purity oftheir great idol, the EN-
peror Napoleon would not credit the
account given by Sir Robert Wilson
that this man, murdered Turkish pri
soners in cold blood, poisoned his sick
soldiers, s'rsngled the great Picheerue
and so on, because it was asserted by an
Englishman--Wbat will they say now
when they have "Greek to Greek op-
posed"-when Bcrnadotte. the trusted
soldier and csnfdant of this man. accu-
sss him Of them, in the face Of all Eu
rope-Nay more, when, With these
Charges in his mouth, he challenges him
to the appeal to Heaven, For their truth.
Leaving them to their meditation up.
on tbis-l4et US indulge, in the refec-
tions' which arise. out of Bernadottc's
- p -. -. - zzss...-.(--
address, in yinGicshion Of himself against
Bouapsrse's aspersiop. Does it not
prove clearly, that the Allies have Ia
view, the final destruction OF this Mon
ster What else can these passages
mean?
"The moment othroochss, when this
mas, Who so long wound his way lii
dark aess, to ht ight,a at which he seemed
to tread under foot the human race, Is
about, TO enter his original nothing.'
sit i. in vain that be would consound
his name and interests with those OF
France; he has nothing IN common with
her; it is only his uSurhation and ty-
nv, which have hitherto connected the
fate ofFranee with his. The lilies hepe
already declared, that they GO not mGEe
4yar anon the French nation, but Borg
| tarte alone Among so many millions
| of men whom he calls bis subjects, the
tyrsnt is insulated: # general amnesty Il
| proclaimed, for all those 7cho have serVed
him, hropIdrd they relinqaEsh his tartg
and act against him he alone is pro
claimed on oHriaw against humanity.
| +" The Allies wish only to re-estabjlSi
the tranquility and independence OF th'
civilized Nerld. The Prince Royal o
| Sweden chcrishes the remembrance o
France; he ceases no, to pray tor he
happiness. II is Bonafarfe, sgho ia
neither French 5loodnsrs French heart,
From these extracts, think We ma!
conclude, that the names of the DUO d
Engbein, Pichegrue, Palm and others
may exclaim.
t" His time is come, his fate's tccseed
e Heaven will avcnge his bloody dee5.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WEDNESDAY, March %:

WEDNESDAY,, March 23:
Mr.. Archer from the committee OF
claims made unfayorrbie reports on the
pe,itions Of Joseph White, jr. and Ma
~ Ftetches, which were concurred in BY
the House.
Mr. 4 bert.on from the the commit
tee ol Public Lands, made an unfavora-
bis report on the petition of George
Maxwell, which was consurred in by
the House.
The House resumed the considera
ton Of the Yazoo Bill.
ar. Trsup moved to postpone the bull
indefinitely
A debate took place on this molten
and NC decision was bad when our re-
porter left the Hall near four o'clock.
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LOOK OUT.

The venliag OF liquors without IL
censc is evated in various ways An old
woman sells cracker for seven pence,
s giyes srDaii glass. An inn keeper
cha gss SIX pence for warming ones
self, and gives drop of comfort in the
bargain--and SO on,
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Welancholy .Aeciaens::

On Monday last promising boy a.
bout ten years cid; the eldest son of
Mr.. Lewis Piles of this place was thrown
lroma Horse upon the pavement, and
il; the fall, received fracture of the
skull which terminated his existence
the following night.
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MR.. ALEXANDER LAWSON,
IN HIS BEST MANNER:

/ d.
IN Offering the proposed Print to
the citizens of the u. States, the Pub
fishers assure them that every means
have been taken that the subject will
admit, to render it worthy of patro.
mage.
The talents of Mr.. Birch, as a ma
rine painter, are sufficiently established
by the works he has already perform
ed. to warrant belief that he is, in e.
very respect, fully adequate TO the ex-
ecution of the present interesting SUBJ
icct
The Works of Mr.. Lawson have
hecn so long before the public, that it
is unnecessary to say any thing in ia.
YOUR Of his distinguished abilities.
TERMS.
I. The Print shall be engraved in
the line, by Mr.. Alexander Lawson.
III. The size of the Print will be
nineteen by twenty.four Inches.
III. The price to Subscribers will be
five dollars.
Subscriptions received in Alexan.
dria by
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
Marci. - i6t
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THE NAVY.

There has recently been transmitted
10 the Senate by the Secretary of the
Navy very interesting report on the
state of the Navy, which we shall take
pleasure in publishing at length as soon
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.IuMBER YARD.

80 AJ1y1LG<AtssA NAAeASs 80 x -
THE subscribers having entered iat6
partnership in the Lumber business,
under The firm Of
James Mcclure, Geo.
Beg leave respectfully to inform theft
friends and the public in general, that
they have on hand at present, and in.
tend keeping general assortmsnt Of
every article ia the building line, at the
old stand, for some time past occupied
by James M'Guire; where they hope,
from their unremitted attentionto bust.
ness, to share portion oil. public pa.
tronage, and give general satisfaction
to those who may please to favor them
with their custom Orders from tho
country will DC thankfully received and
particularly at,cnded to by
James Mcclure,
James MILAN.
The above arrangement makes it
necessary for the subscriber to settle
up all his accounts to this time he
therefore requests those having claims
against him to call for. payment, and
those indebted, viii please call and set.
tie their accOuns.
James Mcclure.
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE,
Or TO be exchanged for Land in tie
NORTHERN Neck OF (VIRG.)
ABOUT
10000 ACRES OF LAND

lU,UUU ACKEIS OF LAND
ON Hughes's, River, being the Ner'h
Branch OF the Little Kenhawa, Wood
County Virg.--Fhis Land has a good
navigation by two branches of Hughes
River to the Ohio seven months in the
ear, the distance from 30 to Is miles
the bottoms are very good, and the
sides OF the hills are good wheat land;5,
Il. i it, being dfzLt springs Iaay tzs 20 90
to 400 acres, it may suit small or large
purchasers For Cash terms apply TO
mos. NEALE, Merchant at Parkers-
burg, at the Mouth of Little Kenhawa,
wro will take small part down and
give liberal credit for the remainder,
or application may be made to me al
this place where plan OF the whole
may be seen.
Also to be sold a large Wa
ter LOT IL, this Town, next below
John Hunters Ship Yard, extending
from the corner of Wilkes Street l76
feet on Water Street and Eastwardly
10 he River, If more convenient to
purchasers 1t can be divided into Lots;
or will give part as compensation
FOR filling up and Wharfne the whole
as far out as the front OF VIM. Her
| bert's wharf which is little to the
| North Oft.
Likewise to be Sold a ground
Rent. on Lot of 20 feet front on Duke
Street near the corner Of Fairfax st.
called Bushby's corner-there is a
House on it, the Ground RENTS SO l-s
Dollars per annum.
For Rent or Sale several
Lots on Duke Street, Eastward OF the
| White House and where Chas. l.. Ne
witt had Brick Yard, or l will rent the
Brick Yard fos one year.
William Hartshorne.
| Alex'a, Sd mo 24th. law3t
| rThe Editors ofthe Fed. Repub'
,ican are requested to publish the a
hove & send their account to this Office
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the following vote For receeding.
81 Che nays we're not counted.
The other amendments Of the Sc
nate were agreed to. The bill wants
only the signature of the President
to become law.
YAZ0O CLAIMS.
The remainder Of the day was
spent on the bill for the relief Of the
Yazoo Claimants without going thre'
with it.
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March 81
REMOVAL.

THE POST OFFICE will this day
be removed to the House on Prince st.
between Royal and Fairfax Streets, late
ly occupied by Mrs. Rssler.
Marell f9.
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lMpRoNIpTU.

a LADY lightly sweetly fingered DER
+" TIE Legacy" iavorite song, oy
Moore
Another lady sat reclining by,
So that a Beau right opposite could spy
A finely fashioned limb pray sir,
ssid che, -.
Z" Tell nae! do you admire the LegacyF
/" o yes!" he quickly answered, iuli OF
glee, !.
" Fair maid. I much admire tie Leg 1
oee 4"
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Departed this lie yesterday morning,
Miss .ann Lake, in the sixty-hrst year
of her see after long and painful ILL
ness. which she bore with.Christian tor
,itude-She was beloved and respected
by al, who knew her. Her friends and
acuuaintances are respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral from her late dwell.
ling. upper end of King Street, to the
Catholic burying ground this afternoon
ut 4 o'clock.
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SAN C1aOo


VEfILL stand this season to cover
w Mares at the low price Of 8
Dollars, provided the money is sent
with the mare, or a note for Dollars
PAYABLE on the. lst of October, with
half dolls. to the groo n in every in-
stance. He will stand al Shutters Hill
on Mondays and Tuesdays and at. the
Oxen Hill Cross Roads on Fridays &
Saturdays The season will commence
on the 10th of April. SANcHO, was
got by Sir Peter, out ola brown marc
the property of h. Dulsny Esq. who
was got by Halls Eclipse, out of Mr..
Brent's Ebony, who was got by Don
Carlos out of Col. Tasker's Ebony,
who was got by Othello out Of Selma,
who was got by the Godolphia Aras
bian. ~
March 9 81. - 49, sr.s,
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Taken mp a Drift in the Ri
yer Potomac. fat bottomed BOAT
about IS feet long.-The owner may
have her again by proving property
and paying charges. ;v
March o. st
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.,.,s;vo Of the United Ne.

,so,ersigo ofths United NC :
|rOfsl 'V's ssain has victory crowned
|l.Dd,. ellington eS the walls
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|sio'l' se s he was driven with great :
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-24
BACON & LARD.

BAUM g LAhlO.
AFLOAT at Merchants Wharf,, 9
small cargo of well cured SmHhfeid
Bacon.
IS kegs do. Lard.
In store hhds. Muscovado sugar.
Will be st.d low.
rs balls. first quality Spinning Cot.
ton. -
A few barrels Spirits TurpcntIne.
Double refined Loaf Sugar.
Coarse and Ground Alum Salt.
TO RENT,
The house and two acres of ground,
adjoining Or. Beal Howard's.
JOHN GRID.
March II.