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For sale.

IW SUbc;
EIVE-TWELFTHS Of Cotton Manufactory, stu.
ate in Nsrth Rinynoun, about one mile from
Wietford II has stream Of water sufficient TO op.
perate 1000 spindles, and has now in opervtion 3oe
with Dwelling House and other necessary Build.
ings. all in good repair. Seldom has property pos.
sossng so many advantages been offered for sale.
The terms will be liberal and may be known by ap.
plying to JOHN HAwKins. at the Factory, or to
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE.
Ae1pborf. .T,xns =
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Estate in Thames.st.
Lot with a House thereon,
together with wharf and
buildings thereon, called
Marshes-wharf.
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For sale,

THE FARM Of the subscriber, sitas,ed in Ports.
Il mouth, one half mile south of Bristol Ferry,
containing about 90 acres, with Dvellisg. House,
Barn and other out houses, in good repair. The
whole will be sold on reasonable terms For partic.
usrs, apply to the subscriber living on the premises
JOHN ANTHONY.
PS-t.ssu,i, ysly IL, 1915.
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fANNiS-PoR SALE.

FOR sale, four Farms adjoining, containing about
Il one hundred and fifty acres, each situated in the
town Of Southwiek, state of Massachusetts,, 6hehsf
mile from the central Of said town. The above
Farms are excellent for Nrain and grass. Also, one
half . Gun Powder Msnufactory one Of said
farms, and likewise excellent sci,e for Cotton
Factory or snnos, any other water works lfrequir.
ed, an extensive credit will be given for consider.
able part. For further particulars enquire of the
subscriber on the premises.
AARON TRENCH.
Ssufkpiek, august Is. 1915.
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Wsio Feather BEDS and Feathers.
7 I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Festher
- Beds, from 20 to as dollars, kept constantly
for sale BY ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Chariss-ssrees.
lie Ia, os hand IN assortment Of Mstrosses Of all
kinds. "srforf, !lsrsh ~. isls.
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Nouce.
NOTICE 10 hereby gives, thst thero will be
~ meeting Of the Committee appointed 10 audit
claims against the State, on oceorT J the late var
AT the General Ireamer's 0Gee, in Newport, on
TUESDAY. the 2s,h day Of October next. wi en-
and where all persgns interested, may appear sDd
exhibit their demands, with the necessary evidence
in support thereof.
CHARLES gRsYroF. c'-"is'st
WILLIAM HNNf3,
Ssstsrs, SEPT -. 1915.
BOOKS. BLANKS. PAPER, &c.
For sale q, J. G. Saws 0aice, 1i8 Thames street.
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REAL t.oTAIt.-FoR SALE.

REAL Eo a For SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale, hin Estate situat.
4 ed in Thsmes-street, next south Of the brick
Market. II contains three shop, in frcnt, and has
convenient yard, good we'll Of water, barn, 80 Ge
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber iv
ing 90 the premises. SAMUEL WATSON.
.NeRpsrf. S<o,e,7Jer 6, 1915.
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Sale at Huction.

Sale at Aucfion.
IfTILL be sold at Public Auction, to the highest
w bidder. on Monday, 2jth inst If not sold pre-
viouslys at private sale, that nev and convenient
Dwelling. House and Lot, at the corner Of Mount
Vernon and Pearl-str For further particul
inquire Of the subscriber. PAUL BAILEY
.Nepporf, Sept Ii. 1915.
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niRucSt oiooCS, VA
Names Of Psrssns tar<d.
Thomas Arnsld
John Banistsr. for
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Thomas ChamPlinjr.
John Gibbs,

Charles c. Hoskins, de-
ceased,
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Green q white Lustrings,
6'S& a.4Grecisn Shawls.
pat,ess. new and elegant,
Italian black Grapes,
Lilac = purple hair Cord.
and tspe strip'd Muslins, |,
Jaekonst Muslins
do. hkf's. tor Cravsts |,
plainsnd 6gar'd Lenoss /;
brown cotton Bandsnas +,
Mads4s HAndkorchiefs |;
Cotton csssimeres
Dsmttiess -
44S 90 white Cambrics;
furaitNre Chintz
mourning ealieoss /:
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL /!
zhs Day, Jaiy i9fh, wiH De oaeneS for .,
JOSEPH w. EDDYfs
Fancy and Variety Store,
the following
CHOICE GOODS.

light fancy do..
hDdress' do; ~.
dark ~ 0inghams !
buff and pink do,
black Bombaaetts /;
black and blue Ratinet
- Duvnask table Clo,'
at the sterling cost
Russian erimp'dNspkr I
white and coloSed cotI
Hose /;
white hihs'd satin n
bons
British shir,ings;
DC. sc. &c.
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Town Tax, assessed sept. 1911 80
Town Tax, assessed Oct 1912 S
State Tax, assessed Oct 1912 20
Town Tax, assessed Oct. 1873 Sc
State Tax, assessed sept. 1913 / So
Town Tax, assessed sept. 1914 SIG
State Tax, assessed Dec. 1914 So
- S ~ 4s
Balance due on Town Tax. assess
ed sept. 1871 3
State Tax, assessed Oct. 1879 80
Town Tax, assessed Oct 1912 z SO
State Tax, assessed sept. 1873 2 81
Town Tax. assessed Oct 1918 81
Town Tax, assessed sept 1914 S64
State Tax, assessed Dec. 1914 95
~S 81 l6
Balance due on state Tax, assess
ed Oct. 1912 So
Town Tax, assessed Oct. 1918 10
Balance due on Town Tax, assess,
ed sept. 1914 So
State Tax, assessed Oct 1912 30
Town Tax assessed Oct. 1879
State Tax, assessed sept. 1873 / SO
Town lax, assessed Oct. 1919 4 So
Town Tax, assessed Oct. 1912 2l6
State Tax, ASSESSED Oct. 1912 SO
- s 2 90
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Broadclo,hs and Sattinets, and varie
Of GOODS, too numerous to psrticularise, whi'
will be sold at less prices than has been usual
Newport.
!" J. w. EDDY returns his thanks &
encouragement given him in his business, and sorci
the call of his friends on the Island and fellow .ci
zers, every indulgence in his power viii be aifor
ed aud nothing charged for shelving Goods.
.Nerrport, Jllg 10, 1915.
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Jeremiah peckham,
Benjamin Wightnnn,
Samuel Wilkey.


the mentioned Estate aurn
GIDEON PALMER COLLECTORS.
Nswhrt 3 Setsem5er,
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Deseripnon Of Tdres. .9m0un:.
State Tax, assessed Oct. 1912 81 co
Town Tax, assessed Oct 1912 4 20
Town Tax, assessed sept. 1914 S So
State Tax, assessed Dec. 1914 81
Balance due on Town Tax, assess
ed Oct. 1919 lis
Balance due on State Tax. assesAp
ed sept. 1873 S 90
Balance due on Town Tax, assess
ed Oct..l8 40 50
Town Tax, assessed sept 1914 81 90
State Tax, assessed Dec. 1914 Is 50
IS l22 IS
Balance due on Town Tax, assess
ed sept. 1911 16 6S
Town Tax, assessed Oct 1919 27 50
State Tax, assessed Oct 1872 6 50
s so IS
Town Tax, assessed Oct 1912 4 20
State Tax, assessed Oct 1912
SIS 90
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Real Estate. late bis
fathers, in Broad-street.
store on Ferry.wharf.

Real Estate, consisting
of two lots of Land, on
Esston's-point.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-31
Public Sale.

MM7IIL be ssid Ut Mr Jnhs Wrena
~ Tavern, rear the Falls Charchs
Fairfax Cosnty (Va.l OF Saturday the
18th & F b,uary mex, TOR easb. two
small tract. o. parcels ef La D, lyipg
lmmediase|y in tbs fe'k ct The reads
leaSiss from Alexandria In Leesbpsg
aud tha. te Fairfax Ceyrt-HeHse- Cns
contains IS 3 a Acres foe simple, tie
other 4 arr - Acres unser lease -
ne wable forever under the .irsHmbraucs
sf an annual rent II &c Dollars, fege.
,her with one back rsnt Bow Sae--Has-
.ag en Them alerablc ims osenrn,s,
uitskle for the accosameds''os ola sp,ali
aaily ard an excellent s'atd Tor . la
Which praper.y has been eon-
eyed ty Isaac $ Gardpef under deed
{ trust TO sscuie the payment Ut eers
ain Sims ri Money therein menfione6
nc Rcbert Linda
George Minor, Trxstee
January X laW0
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-31

there has hseD severe ense Sement
astween, cur gun boats md ssnlc Of
me enemy. baFges, sleyensf which.
we're sunk with their crews FIVE OF
sur gun boats we're taken. The ar
ny under General M'lntosh had
creased the Chatahpochir On the u h
aud was pressing forward rs Fast IS
possible. In consequence OF the islls
posing forss Of tic enemy At New
Orleans, the detachment under gen
eral Biaekshear has been ordered to
ahandoa. for The present, the desirus-H
ion oftLe remaining hostile Indians
,.ad join the main army IS early as
practicable.
From recent intelligence. the enc
ny's fsrceat ippalatchieola does not
appear to be considerable. A con-
iidential Indiaa direct from there
states, that he saw 90 white and 10
xxm.x soldiers. below the Junction
Of Fiat and Charlottesville rivers
they were commanded by q British
o.fiecr. had no fv.i nor ditch and
oaIy Que house. but expected soon to
;,aild another. Al Forbes store.
about twenty miles from the meath
of,he Apsalatehisola. aiaety *x****
and white troops and 200 hostile In
tliaas we're intrenehed with foir can
aoa & seven large mortars mounted
Nh shipping WAS in view, and none
believed 10 be there,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-31
From The Sarannah Republican, ia
nuary f9.
TIE ENEMY.

A letter froa Wayne county, dat
ed 18th last. says. :. the enemy s'ii
occupy II. Mays and Point Pe'fe.
and have premissdio respect private
preperty-if they do shall ne very
agreeably disappeiatcd-it is said.
the notorious vagrant Fitzgerald,
halas VA liza portant commanded IN
,Ae service Of. the enemy. aud that
he has su, his step son James Us
horn in irans already. The mast a
farming circumstances. however. IS
that thf noted colonel W0oabine is ia
aur rp;.r, at the head OF sac hundred
indians. in consequences I whoa.
al the settlements Oh the st. Wa
rvs and Saith tisrrs, To the Allta
m.hs. are breaking W; and the IN
.sisas,s fleeing pseeisitateiy 20 the
inferior of Gu orgia-Many OF theip
leaving nearly ali inc. possess ter The
nereiless savages. Hunareds ct in-
habitants are now on Tie road DE
tween this place and satiiia river"
II was reported in town. last night
that the enemy had advanced as fai
- DAriea* and had taken that place.
We have euieayored 10 trace from
whence the report came, but have
nst bees able " do so. II Is there
fore Idle.
--
\ Darien is about sirty miles from
SaUannah.
We understand ,hattwo regimcHts
sr South Carolina troops are oruercd
Tor Savannah, to aid in It's d''fense,
From the .N;llcdgerillf Journal, EG-
ira JdAHary 18th. 1915
Interrogation frem gen. s@'intosh
q the 9Th states. that accounts tase
.,eep received frem the post master
| Il Fort st. Stephens il the M'ssl'
;ppi Territory, af the British ha'-
| ,g landed thirteen thousand troops
.urnt Pas Chris inn belo1s .Ssas "
s.ns and being on their march FOR
that City. Its also ststss, tla'
II = . fsaa ii
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frsn The Nashville Clarion, Janx-
Grg 10.
From AEW ORLEANS.

- y
Anract frou a letter to his ercel
hasg governor Eiouat frem Gel.
.lHa,re Hyaes, daisd Orleans city,
l'eesmbrr SO.
tse British have landed With a
a'se army and are rev ~i,his q {
ssu' . @iies Of the cit, Of New Or.
saas.--We began Sighting thea, on
,as night Of the 2sd iasl. aud have
sesn a, II almos, ever, day since.
~ 'as principal mischief has been
r N: ~ canacnadirg. Gen. Caaee's
..,'. sFthe army covered .hem
s Gives with glory, on The night .; the
.su 'nst-His loss sas considerable
lssg whom were The brave Colonel
cs ssasfdaie aud Major Casessagl,--
ss'easis Dyer and Gibson were
anasa- Whatever nay he the is
' - ina pesdiag conflict. rests on
s,s YIN h-as-a-Ne pray 10 si,e
,a@sshty that We NAV not ,,pn;sh
se,'sa 'a'aiisn off, troops Of Zen
r--A Detaetmest IS this mo
tba "s'ane,eg from our lines ON
A.. : s's"y aSd our heavy artillery
~ 'ag almost coss'aatly on the "a
LAY before yeslerslav ,bo 49,.
We. .n !, and so,se ethrrs
ssya' s''lsa by the adssace Of the
.a'sra,. IN Tue loii Wins Of
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Public Sale.

nURSUAhsT TO he last will ard
4 iestan,ent If Charles AisxsDder1
Will be sold az Public Auc.
ties on the premises in tie To~E OF
alexandria, On the 23s day 81 February
DeXs Hamke,9ef habdsone md ssiaas
lie Lt.TS, in several sections Of SAID
Town.
William r. Sscnan.
William &. .Alerander,
fE'c'sof Chss Ateaa,dsr.
Jpruary IS dts
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Wanted to Hire.

Fer lie ensuing wear snar, well dis
kosfd NEGRO BOY frcm 5 10 IS
years sia TO attend Sppn angle PERI
soR. Enaui.e q. tie Of6se Of she CD
zeite.
Oetsber 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-31

FLouisiana schooner moved dawn the
river nearly opposite the easny' {
camp Gen. Coffse fell il oa the back
OF the enemy, brtween fhen and the
swamp. Gen. Jackson in the from
on the leyee. Fhr schr. gave lhe
signal Of battle by a hroaiside--ia a
1 few minutes the ac,iea became ge-
neral and iastad wiihunt intsroissios
for one honr.and forty five minutes.
when the enemy gave way al every
! point and fell back--Gsn. Carrel
| with his divisisnrearhed the GROUND
| IN about an henr after the sattIe.
being detained near two hours. draw
| Ing guas aadeartridgss. 0arloss was
considerable. though not many killed
our men Tough, with desperation.
these uaier Gen. Ceffee's command,
| anil aynluateer company trom the
city. mostly Fsenchtnsn. who be
hayed with great gallaatry. Gen.
CefTse and his oMsars behaved with
great courage nsny Of whom were
killed. wounded AID taken prisoners.
| We t.ok number Of the enemy pri
soners and y great many weTe killed
Yesterday morning. Wednesday
2sthti,e eneiny .,dyaured tawards our
warks: at sua Hp 4 tremendous can,
nonade eem mensed which continued
incessant.y unit half past 10 A. NJ
when the small arms commenced
which lasted few minutes when The
enemy gave way al every point !;
(only about 900 Of Gen. Carols
ri.icmrn nnder the command of col.
] Henderson were engaged in this
| action, who fell in on the left wiag Of
1.-The eneny and gaze them masf
CALLING fire-Csi. Henderson fell
gallantly leading on his band The
enemy poured in grape shot. canister,
rockets and boalbs by thousands,
while aur three batteri-s anil the
/ Louisiana sehooaer were not idle IN
refuruiag the ecsirliment; our loss
/ was 4 killed and f@w wounda4.,
Four descrters came ia 10 tlavNsho
state that there we're rs OF the e
aemy killed and a great many wound
ed. do not believe the enemy
! will attack us ag,in we are we'll
prepared 20 receive them. Our hoys
/ divert themselves with Their roekets
and bombs.
We're the Ksntavky troops here
| we could take the mhole oflhe BIRTHS"
army.
/ oar men are in high spirits, Il full
az martial fire. We h.sr IN IN,
osiats TO guard. The eisizeas OF
/ Orleans are about TO mike a present
! ola suit Of clothes to each Of oar
| men.
/ The British prisoners say the van
KEGS ut Washington did hot tight like
! these.
The enerny's force is seven thous
and IB the battle OF the Esd We
/ lad no mere than 1900 engaged.
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ALEXANDRIA.
,,llgspAH JAsrAsr 81

The &aft9bas =
ff'" yesterday
,saY LATE FROM NEW7os
LIE ms.
~. mail arrised Yesterday 'n1'
~ : Is regular course e have ai s
VA 'q.d ). Saturday 50 that there
I ~ % mail dss from shal q .a;,,r
psn - srssgat to " the foslowi'g
|.;,s,y satisfactory 'H'ei'isenss' .,r
a's ;.s 70 heartily congratulate our !.
az s,s. Haviag been two veea'
fsss. :. me enemy. wemay place e 8 :
D,'s's rsI;ause an our hraye feiloS
sa: asa. 10 csmp 1t New orleres
ice 81. every thing 'ilattLe same 'iu'n-
n ss,s 4 nea ess siftst,
{, r,,yuet Of a pirate letter, da'fI
kc,a, asar j. orsaas' 7 s.I' 81. :
~, uarratiag occurrences o.
~ .vs APE already i',fsrr,e:l. tho
sasa s.yx-.. We all rs,asiasa aer-
,,s, i aa;et uaii. The ,aossias OF tac
s. !. i,aasry. when the eneay h''s'-
.Issoerd sis:in 60o yards q orr
s1's W., no,ks. ander eessr OF niShs =
0, nav, fag and erected three differ.
.s batteries moantiag 10 all -
...5 from s'stoss's sona .
slass u:,eai as fag cleared on. they
.ss,.nc ased a mast trens,aous IRE
sa, $ but il was ampis resusaed
q IS and heavy eanaoaadiaS was.
lat no Without tho least leieiYal on
.i,ssr side. except thai o'.e'ss'eaes
s. The explosion OF az 70 as:Azi me 10
4, rsar ofmg battery. 4 ihe 'naSa
s,se II NV Captain in tae nig'l''
oei,s 10 tkcir eoagreye rockets.
A.aisss / o'clock in the ssisrnooa.
~ had disappointed all their sans
aat two. They retreated auriag the
u;sbt 70 their strosg hold. aboat =
/ mile aud ! quarter Cram our aiaes.
| where they have remaias,l esrfsesiy
ca;et eyer sinse. In New years
day We lost about I5 killed and as
many baby waua;ied. .rla' Of the
enemy. fpom the accounts 81 tvs
prisoners taken on that day and three
asserters since, must have baea
much greater. TSirs have the eae
INV tried 10 storm aad rarry oar.bas
ffsriss. With the irm hslisfof fiaias
il Orleans the ssme day hut woefuily
haye they been deceived AL jesrr
tegs that Aave come in agree tn,
esras : force isfrom 70 9saensaass
sIraag but We geaeraiiy suppose il
10 be about six theusand The enc
nyia killed. ~suaded. anil prisoners.
since the Esd. mast have last near
eve theusand men. Since oar lsst
Gsht the Rcntueky troops have ar
rised-acsr three thousand asen
Which makes ear farce better tnaa
$500 ;ss that Orleans, l believe Is
nn,tt. r. - ttt st't e.
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Pubic Sale

uDHC C6iC.
ON Tecsdas thu 5lst mat al % G'clsckS
vii be s.,id al Paslie Aaetien at no
Wase House Of William Newtsns
deera.ed,
d Taraety Of Groceries,
CsDsiss.n., d "a, ed Lump Sasaf
Brown Sssgs- Wiaes, EFasdy, Meias.
SIS. Csf5e TIA, kpsmegs, Cloves I'D
qusbtllJ Of F.re ord Coarse Salt in
s.rrels. Terms liberal and made
known sn tire das If sole.
P. G Marsteller,
] eu.r. 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-31

We have seen lrtters from New
Orleans 10 The IN lest. ~ which
stms no aPprcheasiaas we're enter
timed for ths safety of lI,e city.
Fanr thons4nd Keataekisns bad
lsned General Jaeksons army
shlth Was then rstimsteast i2 0oa
streog, Three pitched battles HID
been Taught in all OF l,ieh oar 5,.ecps
bad the ssremlancy /; decisive bat
lie was hsusly expected. The next
y mail will probably bring accounts Of
the ues'rus,iea or re en,sarkation Of
the Brilisa army.
Tirsiaia Herald.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-31

DIED. on Sunday night last at
ter short illness. Mr.. Jumes Crdik
Pest. aged 25 years. the second son
Of the late ssajar Roger West. of
Fairfax county, Va. He has left. a
disrausoIa.e widow with three small
children to deploce their irrePar:IhIe
loss, & a num erous circle Of friends
and relatives, to sympathize in their
distress.
IP The friends and acquaintan
res % the deceased are respectfully
iRsiied to attend bis funeral this
forenoon at II o'clock. from the
Washington Tsycrn. 10 Inc Family
3nr.ing Ground at West-Groye.
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Scgars, Chewing Tobacco, as
The Subscriber has for Sale q

$50 kegs d chsaiing 7 oBACco,
(Risa.n..sj mapufactusc consisting ~
sSe.as Twist Ladis Tsist and CaseA'
dish Of sSpsyio quality.
loC Il lisp gis'i do
100000 Ssgpis American
Toe Ga Sr~akins Iabsccs IN paper,
Gx,ra.s SNUFF u BEETLES ard blsaders,
Rsppcr do PEI Z ( or sesller quantity
N B stsreksS p--s visiting 70 plr,,Y,
chase may BE- supplied on advantageous
terms by applying to
.ss JOHN MAY, Tobaeoxisf:
Lever end Prince Sreet, ~ rand'ia.
Jas. 3t.i 81
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Shoes and Candles.
THE SUBSCRIBER

Has icst received from N@g-York, Q
fresh supply of KID ard MOROCCO
SHOES. He bas on hand " sale
CANDLES sfthe S ST quality, and gives
cash Tor Tallow. i
EPHRAIM GILMAN. 7
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MARRIED on Tasr.dey evening
ST by tae ksy. Mr. Norris Mr. Jssiah
ldarshaH Of Ptiece G~o@xr epurty Ms
Ward, to Mas Ca.Aarlnr Deneete
Daughter of the late WIN. Dencsls,
Esq cfFairf<x county
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ATE NTION !!

9 A rnrrting OF the Ties
pia,1 Society, is requested this
aveningat6 o'clock, at Shields
Tavern, OH business of impor-
lance
n Mon,bo,,
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January 81.
Sixty Dollars Reward

Sixty Dollars Reward
i MTOaEN E I'm the Subscribers
y WAGON about one ,rile fre.s
Cinks bu'g III MontS 5mery Cauntv Ma
Wand, Oil The night u Saturday The 2 $:
INST
A DApPLE GREY MARE,
About fifeen and half sands NJ i s
,sars old-She is a strans handsom
beast ami natural trotter Tn psS
On ako sole her Calls himself ] hB
Rsssell, sNppnsed TO be 8 or g gear
taae very E,ucn freeklSh in the face,
aid dark comPl xion--te had on ap.ir
Of white Kersey pz'taiscns, such an are
worn by soldiers, 30 Edabout JACKET
and dryh besrskip great coat @hics.
ae stole from tee wassene.-he has
heenu Traces L Geafgeto@s lwilI giss
Tvent, D lila fer TIE Mare, or The ).
!, We ,eward FIR thc Mare and Tibet.
fha is appsehSnavd and secured so thar
ie Gay Or prosecuted Sod inf~rmatier
/ farwsrded IN RE at the Posf Offiee, Hs
gerstawn Nd
Henry Funck.
Janra,y 8 81
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Sat & Seine Tscins.

Coarse and fire Sail in barrels.
Seine Twirs ior Herring and saad
+ Series,
do. Cork
For ecie 6g
GEO. COLEMAN.
Who has to Ran, c.nsenient s.W
kaished DwELLlne Hou.E IN Prince
Street, nearly cppe,ite tho Potonac
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Boarding and Lodging,

4 FEW gentecl 3 ards's .~.y Dc
.ceommodatsd by the ssbscribsrs
who has repiov led TO tn house lstely oc-
cupied BY Capt John McCslb, ~ Wa
ter Street, near the Fl.mer.' Bsnk
AZ Pisin Sewin, will be exsclted Is
TIE shortest, o ice.
ELF tBETH RICHARDSON:
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Mechanic Relief Society
A STA1FD qesr erly Meeting sf
the Igeehanie kel E, SO ,efy. wil' re held
a. Mr. Daniel ne d syalfs 81 Wednes-
lay the lst II Fsbru.y a. s o'clock P.
nj
BY order,
is SCOTT, see'ry.
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Extract Of letter from a gentleman
in Gen Carrors army to his friend
in .Fdshviile, dated
Camp Coffee, ah.ve New Orleans.
December %, 8 4.
DEAR SIR,
After hard pressing on the oars.
in manner day and night. we land
ed at this place / miles absye the
city, in the afternoon of the 28ii
General Coffee with a part Of his
brigade reached this place abeut 5
hours before us. 2fst fixed our tent
-22d, no word of the enemy -2s,l
at 3 o'eisek an express came for Us
20 march To meet the enemy, who
was advancing in great force sever
miles below the town. AT 4 o'eIocl
Gen. Coffse's detachment went o.
with great speed Ia few minutes at
ter Gen. C;rrol sdvarced with ~
thousand ef..is division. Gen. JaeL
SON had msrehed With the regulars
between two and three hundred-th