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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03


country, or Negroes,
The s.aluab!e Farm,
Ga which he now resides, situate iE the
county of Prince William, state OF Vir.
GINA, containing between aud 700 a.
ores. abou, two-thirds Of which Is In
= state of cultivation and improvement,
laid out in ten fields under excellent
fencing. The other third part in heavy
rail Timber. About loo acres OF the
improved part of the Tract is In Clover.
The whole Farm interior to none ID the
stale for the cultivation of Wheat, is
we'll adapted to the use OF Plaster,
which when applied on Clover, doublss
the crop. On the Farm is new log
Dwelling House, so feet by 90, chink.
cd wuh brick-;wo Rooms on each
.aooc, with good brick Chimney al
each end, and convenient out houses,
with Well of good water near the
ward Itwould not be hazarding con-
tradic;!on TO say, that the neighborhood
in which this Farm is situate, is excel
,ed by none iii the state To- healthiBess
OF situation. The Society IS genteei,
and It's vicinity to the seat OF the Gene
al Government, The Towns OF A
!exandria Duulries & Fredericksburg,
nust render il a very desirable acquisl-
non to an Industrious Agriculturallst, or
even to the Nan OF business deslrous TO
rea!iae money and retire from the bus
re OF a town and trade 10 indulge his
case in the bosom of heslthy neighbour
hood. Lands adjoining this Farm in
,olera5le state OF Improvement are
worth from 2oto % dolls per acre.
The exchange will be accommodate
ing to these who have Negroes to dis
pose Of rs third or half of The value It
the Land viii be taken in Working Ne
groes at valuation or part in kenha-
va Lands, part in Cash and part IN
Negroes.
Aay person DESTROYS Of making the
exchange or purchase, will please give
a description Of tue Lands in KenhawS
whicb the wish to exchange immediatety
add mention the person by whom 1t vii!
be shewn, as shall visit tina, country a.
bout the first Of May. and will examine
the Laad and give an answer on my re.
turn in June or July next.
Philip Alexander.
Ncsr Dumfries, Prince VIM. Co.
January %. 2aw6w
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January q.
/. O s I

ON the stage route from A'exan-
arja 10 Richmond, Seal Skin Trunk;
encompassed by two leather strap' vita
buckles, containing varsity OF valuable
wearing apparel. 1t was put into the
accommodation stage at Alexandria on
the lOth Dec. last, with card of direc-
t;on far the owner a, richmond, and
ia, not since bern heard OF. or seen at
any Of the intermediate Offices. Twen-
~ Dollars reward will &c given to any
person who will give such information,
=, to enatle the owner TO set it again,
on application to the printers.
January 81 st
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100 Dollars Reward.
December l6.

ELOPED from Fairfield, in tbs
county Of Frederick and Common
wealth of Virginia, GA or about the 7th
day of March last, negro slave nam
Cd ANTHONY the property OF the
late William B. Page, deceased. An
thony i, about feet 9 inches in
height, ola substantial form. light
yellow complexion, and rather o IN
effeminate voice. He is about % years
OF age, was brought up house SER
van, AID .nas been acoustic ned TO that
course Of employment all his lie. He
is slave Of great capacity and consi-
derablc ingenuity-he read:--he plays
the iddle-and possesses great me-
chanical turn--he can do rough car
peDters' work and make combs. TAe
Owe reward will be given i, Anthony
should be apprehended at the distance
of 100 miles from Fairfield, & brought
to the subscribers living in Aiexandrla.
8ul if apprehended at the distance Of
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars viii!
be given if he i: secured in goal, and
notice given to the subscribers.
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Tho. Swami,
Edmd. |. Lee.

.Aanrs. Of YIN. B. Page, decd.
May s.
The Editors Of the Federal Rcpub.
iican, National Inteiiigencer and ca
zette of me United States, will publish
the above in their papers, and serd
their accounts to this Office.
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber viii sell on n,,
+ rate terms, the Houte ana !
at the corner OF Jefferson end Ed
streets, now occupied by Capt al
ments. The house i: we'll fniy.g
contains five good room ASIDE, 4.
garrett, has an excellent c;pr. ki,,s.'
out.houses, and a pump ia TIC w!
The Lot is well improved and cop,,,
half an acre of ground, cAtcndpe :,
feet on Jefferson, snd l76 lee, o. n,
fax streets. Attached to it's q,
frame stable and carriage hou.e.
J. d. Slmms.
January Is, ii;
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Upholsterer and Paper
s Hanger,

Corner Of Pyinrr =. Piff streets, Asr'0.
rrNHE subscriber viii be happy to
receive orders IN his me OF oa
sines,, h. wing been regularly brouski
uu 20 il. lie flstte,s himself that he vii
siyr satisfaction 70 these who WISH L
smnlny him.-He tanss curtains anu
.r.pers rooms in rew and fAshionatie
st.,e. at ~ cents per piece for paper
AM ,.ouo.c Tor borders. He will iurnish
rhnse wE,o EN- pioy nm Tor other WORK
viii. aAlf, Feathers and Straw, or an,
otaer material in his line OF business
Maurice Splllawne.
Tso. I3
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N 0 CE
To the Owners of Keaha
wa Lands.

ySyHE Subscriber wishing to remove
10 the Great Kenhswa, offers for
sale or Exchange for Lands in that
country, or Negroes.
The s.,alua5le Farm,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03

Il Farm co.taming nts3ards Of $50
ACRES,
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Let's AND IANnc

LgTs AND LANns.
ID UILDING Lots in eyer,
I'D this city, and about elei.s tf
dred acres Of Land on the eastern -. y
of the. Potomac, Immediate :. S''''
tie City, are offered for s,.s, e, ' ~;
on credit with security.-Also.
the states of New York, Penn ' |
Maryland, Virginia, North end I" "
Carolina, Georgia ard Ken.ucky. :" !,
ply toi the subscriber, at TonI nj; y
Hotel, Washington, if before lc,%
next, and afterwards at his reside
Allentown, Lehigh county, P.nDri,,,'
or at his Office in Philadelphia. ''
James Greenle,r
City Of Washington, May 20. a.
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January Is,
FOR SAT-

4 TRACE OF Land con,an;sp ;,
n bout 800 Acres, in the C,n,|
OF Fairfax, State OF Virginia; know,
BY the name oil Cameron, tie nrCp,,
o! Thomas Herbert contisu0n il i.
land OF James II Foo, ESQ. and !,
Thomas Wilson'S Mil, SIX 0. .en
mics from the City OF Nass.na
nd Georze r.ilc and a
from the Town Of Alex ndria, str
more than ali mile from TIC iN]
River Turnpike Ho2d III. Ism
fertile, well wetcred and pd4pted Ia h,
cultivation OF my hind ofgr@io or yps
As it is supposed that persyH wi.tis
70 purchase the lard will yi,w i, M
further description is unnecessar-
The terms Of sale ,Tiii be one fourhd|
The purchase money in hard, end iu|
tie balance a liberal credit given, tis|
purchaser paying interest VITA t-ev'
sual security.
ALSO
TIC Sell Ton Z long credit or exchange
Tor property in tae Counties Of FalrsI /,
LCudoun, Pr;hcc-N,i!llsm, faulgG,
Alexandria orthe Town Of Aleysatri,
several tracts OK Land In tie State
Virginia and Counties { HaTi@A,
Randolph, Mononga.ia md Green'H.r
The titles are believed 70 &c aood, ID
these DESTROYS OF purchasing en- 81
the patents by applying 10 he sObN
Der. Persons wishing ts buy any 4
the above lands, viii find tic ten
reasonable and convenient upon AZ
cation tU the subscriber In Alcxan3l1
n. Herbert.
Jan. IS. saw3n
To- The Editors ofthe Feders.a e|
publican md Nationsi In!elilgerc,'
will please insert the above in thetTc|
spectiye papers, once q week ioT /
and send their accounts !CrPN|
ment to this Office.
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WILL be exposed TO Auction on the
prenises On the lC:h day OF fe.
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PUBLIC SALE.

1 - d l. - ~ II LCs
WILL be exposed 10 Auction on the
pren;ses on the lc.h day Of Fe.
bruary
One Lot situate on Prince
Street, in the Town Of alexandria,
fronting thereof thirty feet, running
thence e.iwarGly about SO feet, theHce
e.stwardly 81 feet, thence southwardiy
"a feet, thence west"ardly a6out -
feet, thence southwardly u the begin
ming about 81 feet. On this lotis en-
excellent three story brick house, with
extensive and commodious brick back
buildings. late in the occupation ot John
Hopkins, Esq. The lower part con-
tains larse store, compiling house
cellars. Thi. property is we'll suited
20 the accommodation oil family and
the carrying on of an extensive busi-
ness.
One other Lot adjoining
the above, fronting ON Prince street a.
oout tiiirty-iour feet, and eXtend:u~
n9rthwardiy sixty-four feet. On this
lot is an excellent frame warehouse,
with back buildings, and celiar under
the whole. This property is we'll suit
cd to an extensive wet goods business.
One other Lot On Water
Street 10 the north oil and adjoining
fee. alley, at the end of MSssrs: Fax
on ard Cos store tlontinl thereon
% feet and extending wesrwardly to
me rear Of the two before mentioned.
lots sixty feet On this lot, IN 'front.',
is shed warehouse 90 by 40 feet, and
on the back stable about Is by 70.
A credit Of 9, Is and 81 months
Will be given for notes negotiable at the
Bank Of Alexandria, with approved en-
dorsers. carrying interest from the date.
A lien wi,l be required on the property
10 secure the payment OF the purchase
money.
Thomas Swami,
Trustee.
Tan. dts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-19

M'Quean to invite others off. together with
his daughter who remained with the war
party, from which source presume all our
movements have been disclosed. Their
trail was discovered and sent in pursuit of
them. They were overtaken Just as they
had arrived at Cornel,'s. Fifteen of them
were taken and lodged in Fort Mitchell.
1t seems that M'Quean was disappointed
IN getting much ammunition, and that he
sent his warriors back anc! remained him
self at Pensacola. MGir,h. who is he
bearer Of Col. Russel's dispatches, says tn at
he wa. employed bv that officer TO go to
Pensacola TO ascertain whether any British
troop. had landed. He says it is not the
case. but that a quantity of goods had been
landed by the British, supposed to be inten
ded for our fndian enemies. AS it was rea-
sonable TO calculate that these infatuated
people had but two alternatives before them
e,ther to drive us out of the country or a
bandon it themselves, conceived it highly
probable that they would attack us at dis
lance from their towns, to guard against
which, had the army beat to quarters ev.
erv morning at four o'clock.
=. S. Please excuse this much hurried
letter, written by torch light.
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UASHINGToN, Fee. IA.
Our ant;cipations are completely realized |
as TO the nature of the Debate on the Loan
bill. 1t will scarcely pass the House OF
Representatives before the close OF the next
week.
The Senate did not sit on Saturday.
THE SUPREME COURT.
On Saturday, Mr.. PINKNEY took leave
OF tae court in his capacity of Attorney
General of the United States, and introdu-
ced Mr.. RUSH as his successor. On this
occasion, both gentlemen delivered peril
nent addresses to the Court viii n, though
we were not fortunate enough to hear them
are represented as shaving produced an i'm.
| pressive effect.
| TREASURY DEPhRT6fENT: }
Revenue Office. Jan. IA, 1914.
SiR-Ihave received your favor of the
18th inst. In my opinion, every still or boi
Ter. used for the purpose of distiling spiri-
tuous liquors. whether the distillation be o.
rigiRai or otherwise, is required to be licen.
ssd. 1t follows. that a still or boiler. EN-.
ployed in making gin or any other spiritu
be licensed.
| am, respectfully,
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CONG RESS.
IN SENATE.

Friday, Eco. IL.
The bill from the House of Representa-
lives, giving further 'ime to the purchasers
Of public lands to complete their payments,
was read a third time and passed.
The bill to provide for the return home
of vessels detained in distant ports by the
Embargo, was referred to the committee on
foreign relations.
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the bill to carry into effect the compromise
with the Yazoo purchasers. recommended
by the report of the Com missioners in 1918.
MIR. Morrow moved to amend the bill by
inserting in. the fourth section, the words,
except that certificates bearing inter
est as proposed in the said report,
shall not. be granted to the claimants
or any Of them but the Naturalization
which the said claimants may receive
shall be m lands, or in lieu thereof, and
at their option, they may receive certificates
without interest, not exceeding in amount
the sum of SIS 900, oCO, agree ably to the pro
positions contained in the aforesaid report
This motion was decided in the negative,
yeas 10. nays IS as follows
For the observation-disclosures Bib of Geo.
Bledsoe, Brent, Condit. Gaillard, Lacock.
Morrow. Robinson, I ay lor, Turner, Varnum,
Worthington-l2
Against it--Messrs. Dagget, Dana, Gil
man, Goldsborough. Gore, Horsey, Howell,
Hunter, King. Lambert, Mason, Smith,
Wells.S--1S.
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fish doninions. by way CT Co.tcnbrrg. or to
the Continent OF Euroee mast leave, them
(open) at the Marssal's Office, to be ex
am,nsd. Such as are allowed viii be pu'
on board, under the care, and subject to
the directions, os Mr.. Clay and Mr. Russell
JOHN SMITH Marshal.
FRONTIER REPORTS.
kumors still continue that vyi,k.nson's
army rs under orders to retreat from French
Muls. II u moves. the 8 or 400 boats must
DE destroyed. together witt, the barracks {;
and probably 1t will be fopnd impossible 10
move some OF he heavy artillery at this sea-
SON. 1t It proceeds to Sackett's Harbor,
|riattsburgh and Burlington will be much
EXPOSED TO the expeditions of the enemy.
On lhurSdav last about 500 troops mar
ched iiOla burlington on a secret expedi-
ton.
The British Save been reinforced at T or,
| Niagara, and have r,ade sally and burnt
all the buildings a, Four Mile Creek.
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The cargo of,he g-i1s brig vitoris sold, in this
city, ON the % inst. e, ;he following prices, viz
Brown Sugar Cn:er,o~l is i-a $50 per e~t--
Coffee 20 cents per 10. Rum 4th proof, 100 y $50
cents pes gall.
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Erom &c Ai6onu A,cua.

E|OW me nanny -1TFnS.
te Tiai c(senrrci HnH progresses with
all the dispatch which ITS importance Satshe
remote residence of many OF ,he principal
witnesses will admit. Mr.. Van Beuren is
speci ljud9r advocate and Mljor, Parker
assistar t--Messrs. Golden and Tnlotson
Counsel for the accused,
>. 30 far as the trial progressed, we have
moi heard suggestion Of any improper par
TALLY on the part Of the members or OH
GERS OF the court: Indeed. the proceedings
nave been marked with such dignity and
,,mpartiajity, as to excite universal appro-
oa,ion. The witnesses who have been ex-
ahmed are gems. Cass and M'Arthar, colo
mel Van Horn, Maior Smelling ana capt.
IA, CORN ok. The distinct, circumstantial
and inm' nous testimony of general Cass ex
cited IN the audience an exalted opinion of
his intelligence, c,ndor and military capa-
city. It's expected the evidence on the
part of the government will close in about 3
weeks.
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-. Wor7oAt, FEB. Is.
'adJutant Genetai's Office. FEB. 9, 1914.
GENER ORDERS


The General was satisfied with the ron
ditlon OF the troops on Craney-Island and
IS well assured, from tue progress they
nave made, that with little more expe-
renee, they will be an ornament and honor
to the army.
BY command,
JAMES BANKHEAD, .Hdj. Gen.
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S. H. SMITH,
commissioner of the Revenue

The London Courier. OF Nov. % contains
Com. feo's official account of the partial
engagements between him and Comnodore
Chauncey. on the lltn of September on
Lake Ontario. Yeosays-" Being becaIm
ed off Gennessee River, the ensmyis fleet
OF II sail, having partial wind. succeeded
IN getting within range of their LONG q ard
50 Founders Add from their having the
wind OF us. and dull sailing of some e our
squadron, found it impossible to bring
them TO close action. We remained in this
mornfying situation hours, having only 6
guns IN all the squadron, that cosld reach
'ne enc my, tnot carronade being fred y
at s"Gset breeze sprung up from the West
ward when s;eered for the False Duck Is
lands, under which the enemy could not
keep the weather gage, but he was obliged
70 meet us on equal terms, this, however. he
carefully avoided. connot but conceive i,
fortunate that none of our squadron have re-
ceived any material damage, which mus,
nave been considerable had the enemy act
ed with the least spirit. and taken .advan-
.ase OF the superiority of positi; n ,tey DOS
sessed. ! have to regret the loss of Mr..
Eilery. .Midshipman, and seamsn killed &
Y wounded" y
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sN0IJcts, REQ. 10.
The resignation Of General Parker, we learn, hs,
been accepted, end the army here is now eommsn1.
ed by COLONEL FREEMAN N, Of the United Stafe,'
srmy. We understand that Gen Psrker's motive
tor resgnipg arises from high sense of military
honor Generals Byo7er and lizard, both Junior
officers, have been promoted over him, to the rank
OF major general.
The resignation Of Gen. Parker has produced N.
niyerssi regret, both in, and ont of the army; his
department, FOR the short time I've commanded, gan
cd the esteem ana respect Of the army and OF the
eltzen1 The high reputation ct Ges lizard (of
Gen. Brown we know nothing) must cause every
rienh 10 American honor to rejoice in seeing him
placed in distinguished command at the same
time, we cannot see the military senslbility of this
veteran soldier and patriot, wounded, with indifer.
eDce.
Gen. Porker went into the army, in the reyolu.
tisnary war, at the age of sixteen remaned to the
end OF rhe war, at vbieh time he was captain In
1898, when France threatened this country he was
sgsin called upon by WAsHINcToN, than whom
there was no better Judge &c merit in the army
then raised 10 was a colonel. When the presen,
wsr was declared, he again took the field In poll.
ticks The general is federalist of the Washington
School. Tej.ssr
az Tie Ledger is mistaken az 10 Gen.
Izard's conmisSfon-he is not Junior
officer " 10 Gen. Parker. They 7vere made
BTg0dier Generals on fhe same dav ! yiz.
l2ih Of March. 1880 7vas Uinder,
MHrthnr, CGss y Ho7Uard--Gen. Brozyn
rag mods on a subsequent day viz. 19M
J|HIy' 1879 Enquirer.l
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MARSHAL'S OFFICE.

NEw-YopK, Feb. II.
Persons who wish to forward letters by
the corvette John Adams, either to the Bri.
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,c, Harrisburg, Pa.
Inc governor OF this state has received
iuisit'oh from the war department for
1000 drafted militia, to be stationed ar Erie
hey are drafted for months, and will Inc
taken from the counties of Cumberland
York and Franklin. '''''0'
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Erfract efa letter to the cdher Qffhe Nequ-
York Columbian, dQfed

NEW LONDON, Feb. 7.
Admiral Cockburn, with a part of his
squadron, left here on the 5ih, leaving on
the station one ~, one frigate and man
OF war brig. Our ships, think, will lie down
before the f3rts again soon. II Decatur does
not slip out during this month, / shall des-
par OF his getting ont this winter. Indeed,
u ms sh.ps should continue here till the first
OF March, think it would be good policy
to dismantie them, and send the crews to
the lakes.
a splendid entertainment was given on
Tuesday to the Gallant Commodore PER-
KY, IN honor OF his victory on Lake Erie.
September 10, 1913. The COMPANY was
very numerous, and included, without party
distinctions, many Of our most respectable
citizens. Chief Justice Tighman presided,
assisted. as Vice Presidents, by Messrs. 40
seph >. Lewis, Col. Cadwailader and DAM
el w. Coke. The occasion was houored by
the presence of the Ri Int Rev. Bishop
W bite, Mr.. Clay, Minister 10 Gottenbnre
and several other distinguished characters.
I'hH. 1ah,
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Kerkimer. { ". Y. i Eeh- {

:, I1eIhE"teT, I N. Z. Fe6. 2
Rumors are afloat, that Gen. Wilknson's
army has left French Mills for Sackett's
Harbor. Fhis is incorrect. The sleighs
which have been pressed, to the number of
or 400, we believe have been for the III ost
part employed in Conveying provisions to
the army at French Mills. A gentleman of
our acqo aintance, who arrived here ve,tcr
day direct from that place info ms, tn at the
army mad not moved, nor indeed were there
the slightest grounds to believe a mo, G.
ment vas intended. About week ago,
III alor forsythe was detached into Canada
WIN about 200 men in sleiShs, upon q SC
cret expedition.
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Erie. penny Ian 90

Erie, (Penn.) Jan. %.
Letters have recently been received bv
maj. gen. Mead, from gen. Hall, command
ing on the New-York frontier, advising
him that the enemy is concentrating laree
force on the Niagara strait, and that he
mas received reinforcement of 1900 reeu-
lars from Kingston. A short time will de-
termine whether this force is to be sent a
gAlnst Maiden, this post, or both.
Ii Us correctly ascertained that the British
are building vessels onLake Huron. In. all
probability their plan is to attempt the des-
truction of the squadron here, should they
ta'l IN this, TO retake Maiden, and erect
batteries so as TO prevent our vessels sailing
up until they. have feet built large eaough
10 cope with ours. They will not surrender
the supremacy upon an element they have
Vauntmgly called their own without another
struggle.
a considerable regular force we under.
stand has been ordered on here by the gene
raj government
- FEB. S.
:: Three persons have lately been appre-
hended in this place. on suspicion of being
spies. 4 plan of the town, of the harbor,
&c. &c. was found in the possession of one
OF them. His trial comes on to-day.
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PAts6xrg. Pa. Eel. @.

w, PAts6urg, Pa. Feb 9.
we nave seen and conversed with a num-
per. OF the Pittsburg volunteers, arrived
mere Yesterday from Erie. They state tn at
a. .ne time they left Erie Friday evening
p ps.? no aPprehensions of an attack by the
a,;m were entertained THAT the lake as
still open-that, until it closed. the idea of
an attempt on our feet was preposterous-
that tor number of years so mild winter
had not been known i'm those northern re-
efons--and that peace and security would.
IN All probability, reign triumphant. Our
neee ana army, however. in any event, are
prepared to do their duty.
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Bank Of Cafe Fcar.-The dir ctors of
this instit"tion have resolved 20 increase the
capital stock thereof. the sum of an hun
dred thousand dollars. Subscriptions are to
be received at Wilmington and Fayetteville
on the 9th of May next.
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THE ESSEX PRIGATE.

.hh h'ooCh 4 Nio-A "a.
n Jamsica paper of the oath Dec ssys-Wa
,e"rn from Porto Bello, that His Maiesty's ship
Phoebe and soop of war, were cru;sipt on the
South Sess--and that the latest accounts from the
Essex American frgate, stated that she had pa, in
TO Vaiparais.