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Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 800 acres on Pc
tomac River, about S miles from Dunn
fries and 90 from Alexandra. The soil
is good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are dwelling house
in coed repair containing six rooms, q
kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer tothe purchaser the most ffattering
prospect of rendering this a valuable
farm by an inconsiderable devotion of la
bour. sFor terms apply to the subscriber
or to Asblet Herbert, Esq. Of Alexandra :
John A. Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va
u I1po I d -
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A Bargain in Land.

II WILL SELL az handsome little
u FARM, containing 125 acres OF
Land, of which 20 are cleared and the
balance is timber. On it is comforta-
BILE log house, near two excellent and ne
yer falling springs, and peach orchard
of choice fruit. This farm lies in the
lower part of Lsudoun county, about 2
miles fiomS Aide, 81 from Alexandria
aud within halfa mile of the great turn
pike road leading from Alexandra to
Winchester. i will sell this land low.
Gne half of the purchase money will be
required in hand, and the balancein two
equal annual instalments. Apply to Col.
Armistead L. Mason, or to
Robert .frnistead.
November s
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[446;O
Joel z. Harper s. Co.
AT THE CoaNER OF KING & RorAI
STREETs,
Hare just receired an assortmemtQf
SEASONABLE GOODS,

~
SEASONABLE GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Cloths superfine and 2dqnality
Cassimeres, worsted cords and cassinets
Q bales rose blankets
/ bale stripped do.
/ bale fiannels asserted
bale coatings
Blue, drab and mixed plains
Worsted and cotton hosiery long and
short
Lambs wool DO do.
Blue, black. gray and drab stockinetts
Bemhazetts plain and figured
Romlbazeen, fancy yestings
Kid gloves long and short, colored and
white
Ladies and gentlemens silk gloves, CO.
lored and white
Beaver and dog skin do.
Black leyantines
White and ccIored Virginia do. mantua
Do. florence, plaid silk, forentine,
Sewing silk, thread colored and white
White and colored cambrics
Ginghams and caIicoes, irish linens
Do. shirtings, shirting cotton
Black and white silk hose
Bandano handkerchiefs
Black silk do. ID. pins
Ribbons plain and figured
100 dezen yarn hose
With number of other aticles which
they will sell, Wholesale or Retail, low
or Cash or to punctual Customers.
Oct. 9.
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PUBLsHED DanK By sxoNDEr RoYn-sTREEr, ALEXANDRIA
THURSDAY. NovEMBER 90, 1915
A New Annual Work.
The IJ. States Calendar.

t4se. 10 I'm HE GHEoDs y
find i0iH be published nert 9aontk, in a
Pocket Volane, Containing
IN .9L.N.ays.fC, Z.
Calculated for the Meridian Of Washing
ton.
a Last Of the Principal Officers
Under the General Government Of the U.
States, including the army, navy, &c.
AND
The Washington Guide,
Which will torn a. complete alpha
betical Directory, containing the names
Of the inhabitants Of Washington, George
town, and Alexandria, according to
streets, and alphabetically arranged, to-
gether with all the useful local informal
ton of the district.
In order to make the Directory as cor.
rect as possible, the house-keepers. &C.
will be called on next week, TO procure
their names for that purpose
AS the q. States Calendar has been
patronized from all parts of the union, it
is intended to spare no pains to make it
valuable work.
Price to subscribers, dollar--to nom
subscribers, one dollar and twenty-five
cents.
Subscriptions, &c. received by
JONATHAN ELLIOT,
Pennsylvania .areaae,
And at the different Book Stores in
Georgetown.
Washington Nov. 10.
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John b. Hammatt,

John b. Hammatt,
Upholster & Pager Hanger
Il D EsPECTFULLY Informs his
no q friends and the inhabitants Of!
Alexandra, he has removed to the cor
ner ofiPrince and Fairfax streets, where
he has-for sale a general assortment OF
Upholstery, viz.
Bed Ticks, furniture dimoties, laces
fiieges, and tassells, an assortment of
Paper IIangings and borders, weavers'
sIays--a few pieces of Superior
Boiling Cloths,
Hair Mattresses kept constantly on
hand,
Carpets, Curtains and Pew Cushings
made,
Sofas, Easy and other Chairs stuffed
or repaired at the shortest notice.
]. 3. II. Takes this opportunity ore
turn his sincere thanks, for the share of
public patronage he has received since
he has been in this place, and hopes By a
continued attention to business, to me-
rit their future commands.
August 28. tt.
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For Sale,
A SMALL FARM,
In the county of Prince George, and
State of MaryIand,

Containing 2e7acres, l-e miles from
B!adensburg, and nine miiesfrom the city
of Washington. The improvements are
a comfortable dwelling house, with good
barn, Stable, corn-roase, scow-hoase, and
every other necessary out building. A
part of The land is well set in clover. and
from an experiment made, it is well
adapted to the use of Plaster Paris. For
situation and health it is exceeded by
none, is well watered, and has an album
dance Of timber and wood for its support.
For terms. apply 10 the subscriber, lIv.
ing in Alexandria. or to Mir. Samuel
Philips, adjoining the premises, who will
shew the property.
Nov. 18. 2aw6w
The editors Of the National InteiIigencer
will insert the above, as marked, and
send their accounts to this Office fog pay.
ment.
~ Corner Of Bridge and High streets,
Georgetown.
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To Rent,

A three story Brick Warehouse, fire
proof next deor to MIR. John G. Ladd's,
on the dock. Apply to
june H. Slacum.
October 7 tt
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For Sale, Freight or Charter :.
EE5S The elegant and very supe-
MghSsrior sailing ship Fair Ameri-
$500 can, Nichs. M0ran,i comlnan-
der, barthen 4S7 tons or 1900
barrels. three years old, huiltof the best
materials, copper fastened, is in every,
respect equal toany ship ever in this dis
trict. For terms apply TO
.adaiRs, Herbert, g Co. !
Who have imported in said ship for sale,
AZ packages German and Silesia linens,
consisting of Osnaburgs, Ticklehbnrgs,
Helder liner, shirtings, and 'brittannias.
S4packages, containing window and hol-
low glass, beads. chimney ornaments,
eucibles, looking glass plates and bunt-
ING. a. III. e Go.
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Groceries, etc. etc.

Now landing and for sale by the sub
scrihcrs,
chests black Tea equal to any We
have ever had for family use
casks rich Goshen Cheese
6 boxes Fig Blue
10 boxes real Spanish Segars
Dbl. Anniseed
$50 fancy 0porto Baskets, in variety
of shapes
100 boxes preserved Lemons and Gran
ges, from the same place
50 strings Artificial Flowers, from do.
100 entry Mats, from do.
9 bbls. Cramberries
kegs ground Ginger
l0boxes Scotch Herrings, very fine
90 battles nice Catsup
/ box containing 500 Algerine smoke
pipes
Captured lately by commodore Decatur.
1t is supposed that they were intended
by the crews to treat our jolly tars with
a Whit after capture :: in this they
caught a tartar" They may now be-
viewed and bought gerry cheap, at the
corner Of Bridge aud High streets.
TOGETHER WITH
g Dutch Pipss'' 9 /" liverpool
Ware, scifhout end to it,"
Hyatt & Wilson,
Who haze in Store,
Wines and Liquors,
Of every description, warranted as ge-
nuine as imported particularly Cogniac
Brandy, no Spanish mixed with it;
Spanish Brandy we have also, at much
less price.--As also variety of Wines
and Liquors which are not genuine and
sold as such. Our Madeira Wines are
now in very fine state and warrented
as pure as imported. Gentlemen, tavern
keepers, and boarding houses, may de-
pend upon getting such wines and liquors
of us, as will please any taste.
N. j. Goodscaa be had as low of us
as in Baltimore and we take all kinds of
notes that are genuine, of our customers
only, and when dealt out. We have
also a variety of Fancy Goods, which
will be sold low, as we wish to close sales
of all goods in ourline.
T Country Merchants will do well
to give us calf our assortment is large
and we will deal literally with them.
George Town Oct. Is. &
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Horses Wanted.

WE will purchase If Immediately Of
lered, ten to twenty HORSES of good
s ~ and figure, well broken to the sad
de and warranted sound and.young.
adams, Herbert. land Go.
October SO :
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For FREIGHT
Bryan Hampson & Co.

Bryan Hampson & Co.
Hare gust rsreiped and efsr for Sale,
so hogsheads and Is tierces retailing
mOlasses
so ditto e. 80 bis. Mnscovado sugars
200 bags prime green coffee
Q tons double 3 no. !. 2, and 4,
patent shot
10 ilogsheads green cepperas
100 boxes pipes
5000 bushels coarse salt
A few bushels fresh Timothy seed.
find on Eand,
A generalassortment Of Groceries as
usual.
They also keep supply of the best
Flour for family use.
september 90
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For FREIGHT,
Jefferson Land for Sale.

A BOUT S92 Acres in the county o
IN Jefferson and State OF Virginia, on
the road leading from Winchester to
baltimore, IL miles from the former, IL
from Harper's Ferry and s from Charles
to7vn-6D mi les from Alexandria, George
town and the City of Washington. The
improvements are new brick house, 2
stories high, a barn 40 feet square, sta
Bile, &c.
The soil is of the very first quality,
well adapted to the growth of timothy,
clover and every species of grain--More
3han half of the land is covered with tim
Der of the best quality.
aIco fnr CoIo
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For Sale.

For Sale,
A STRONG, healthy. well disposed
IN Black Man, used to taking care of
horses, and to hard work ; about twenty
SIX .years of age.
TAINTED to purchase,
One or two active Lads from IA to 90
years Of age.
Enquire Of tie Printer.
November III diff
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-13
Celebration Of Independence.

| A rau AZ ~, :o,s &c 40. .5l,,,ll,,tio,,|
whose services have bean tornottan 10
"a .su, nov 81 ~ 80 ~
'I'9",9 4tI SUI ~" .le"Seu a,o l,np :
Ital,, n,,sn - :, a. a" 49, 49, t.:s1
~aan W. sa,,is, 20" ~ ',e a'''e ca" .sS
''' 0''' t''oy ,"' 'o'N - "a t',.' ~ -
- 80 80 "''e ""'0' vi GIN '''e 'o''o"o
'nss 'o0s'S
l. The 4th Of July, 1776-lt deliver
led US from British TaGation-may it
never be forgotten.
Q. The last Coagress-We have it in
rem entrance.
s. The Boot taxi pinches our toes.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-13

aftetwardsto an emperor ?--H they do,
they are wofuily mistaken, & they will
ind themselves so to their sorrow. Let
there be only another war to increase the
multitude ofgoyernmental slaves and ruff
fans. and we pledge ourselves for it, that
it will not be long e'er we see, in inita-
tion of the successful fraud of Bonaparte,
books opened in the metropolis of each
state for subscribers to a Monarcflal
change in our Governments change
which will reduce. us, in a clap, to the
condition of subjects, to single despot
what is worse, those books will be fiji
led with names enough to make an Adj
dress of Adhesion pass as the act OF a
Observation-Disclosures the change will be
specifically to Consul, to an Emperor, or
toa King, we 10 not pretend to deter
mine but of this we are persuaded, that
If the people continue to be acted upon
SO ateocioasly, cheated so openly, and so
stupidity to walk into the traps that are
laid for them as they are in the long habit
OF being the experiment will be tried, and
If tried viii be successful.
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Public Sale.

NN Saturday the 22d inst. the Sub
e scgibeF will ottsr at public sale on
the premises, on credit of 60 and 60
days Lot Of GroHnd on the west side
of Water street and to the southwark OF
Wilkes street, beginning On Water
street 176 feet T inches to the south Of
Wilkes street, thence north on Water
street, in front 40 feet inches, in depth
rs feet.
Daniel NJ Pherson.
Attorney for R. MILLER.
July 10.
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Public Sale.

MgTILL be sold en- Thursday the
~ eth of the present month, at q
O'Clock ?. NJ. on the premises, u Lot Of
Ground. situated ON the corner of Gro
noke and Water streets, rs feet front ON
Oronoke street, and extending through
the square, to Peudletou street. There
is erected on the Lot; Bake-House,
with two excellent dtns, and pump Of
good water, within few feet of the Bake
House. Terms made known on the day
Of sale.
P. G. MARSTELIER.
July 8. 2awS"
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.obr,and was in the highest
heasr . .gsl;b,e to them, and calls for
deg,s recommendation. cannot
nv wl' a. ;astice to their merits. The
ind lection which was diffused throughout
ss'l'lna.s s, ,sben It was ascertained that the
Inc 'Dlp s was an enemy's sloop of war,
sfralISe ,sscrity with which every one re-
and .' - "a a olarters, fully assured me that
Paltea a = action would be marked
tae ,b s .p AID intrepidity.
WI. sss ga tae hoaorto be, your o5edieat
ssant' ]. BIDDLE.
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JAMES VOTING.
Fredericksburg, May Is, 1852

Nav Is. 1Gl5.-JiIy Is. 1t
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Inor public honors, Incyer iawncd, nor
Iflattered, and you know / never withheld
my honest opinion from fear OF any NOR
|tai. AS a parting sentiment, permit me me
to give
CUR SOIL AND OUR sONS---We
shall never acquire national character,
whilst foreigners are permitted to mlngle
incur COUNCILS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-13
PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ENTERED.
"a, Ross, Fox Island.

Brig Eliza, Ross, Fox Island.
soLEARED.
Sloop Farmers Fancy, Georgetown.
Two Sisters, Magraw, do.
schr. Resolution, Ellis, Boston.
Ship Lydia, Heath, Lisbon.
. Capt. Stokely, of the schooner Mocha
nic, spoke June s6th, lat. %, a, long.
70, 90, the American schooner Eagle,
of Georgetown, 10 days from Baltimore.
27tn, ship Philander. Capt. Sheriff, &c
DAY, from New-Y ork for New Orleans,
all well.
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To the Public.
NKYIIEREAS some evil dispose,

| AJHEREAS some evil dlsposc>
| w son or persons, have circulateu
a report prejudicial to my reputation, that
| was married man, and had lett wife
and children in Fredericksburg. Va. and
came to this town and married again.
| will give reward Of One Hundred Dot
lars, to any person who will discover to
me the author or propa gator Of the above
sianderous report, SO that ] may bring
him to justice. And as REPUTATION of
the caumny, | respectfully offer to the
Ipubiic. the annexed extract OF letter
| from Mr.. James Young OF Fredericks-
burg with whom lived, and the certfi-
cate of Mr.. Byrd G. Willis Of the same
place. who was acquainted with me, The
originals of which ale IN possession OF tie
Printer of TIE AEexndria Gazette and
will be sheWn to any person interested.
Extract Of letter from .Hr. james
Youag to Nm. b. steloart.
" Mr.. WIN. 3. Stewart lived with me
Ifor several years at mill near to Capt.
byrd G.. Willis, who have just seen,
land had TO more paper or he would have
said more on the subject; but the TACT IS
lie required, | can procure certificates
from fifty respectable persons, who will
m axe cath that MIR. Stewart never was
m arried. After he left my employ he
rented mill close by my mill. called the
Alum Spring Mill, sand lived as well as
I recoIlect one year and then got into bu-
siness in a mill near Gainesville. at which
time I well know he had no wife. THIS
scandalous report is only raised by some
malicious person. For the number OF
Gears have been acquainted with NJ.
Stewart he was very much respected, and
conducted with as much proprlety as any
young man. ] an IN taste /; but il any
ding furtheris required | will take any
trouble to relieve the mind Of any person
in distress.
Yours, &c.
JAMES VOTING.
Fredericksburg, May Is, 1875"
Certificate from Byrd C. Wills.
sir. Wm. b. Stewart whilst in the
employ of James Young y Go. and Jas.
Young, lived within three hundred yards
Of my house for FIVE or siX years. and
hiring that time he was not married
man. nor do believe ne was any time
previous. | oheeriuIIy subscribe to the
above.
BYRD c. WILLIS.
Nav Is. 1G15.-JaIy IS. IT
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j. F. Caldwell,

HIS JNs1 rfcci0sd .Trom .Nt1o. T0rEs
and oTers for Sale,
Sc dozen HibGert;s Brown Stout
10 ditto first quality Claret
6 ditto ditto Champagne
42 boxes superior Segars
G bales Cotton Water Twist, No. 8
to II
4 constant supply Of Lorillard's Rap"
nee and Macabau
ALSO.
A general assortment of Groceries and
Family Flour. !
Jaly II. ct
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lprice received and the actual known va-
Hue at the time of sale. If Mr.. Dallas
WAS ignorant Of the value Of stock in this
market it must Fave been owing gross
land highly criminal negligence on his
Ieart inasmuch as there had been no sud-
lden rise in the price Of that article--In-
decd, en- the 10th of June, four days be-
/ fore this criminal transaction took place,
six per cent. stock of the U. States was
leublicly sold in this city, of which any
lone mishthaye been informed, at ninety
nine and a half per cent. including inte-
rest, which is fully equivalent to new
stock at ninety-eight.
This, for the present, is our answer to
the challenge. We reserve for a future
occasion, the disclosure of facts connect
ed with this transaction, 0. a still darker
hue.
The French papers speak exultingly
of the delay of tie allies in, entering
France; they forget that the allies might
give their Emperor the retort courteous
FOR the delay of two months in driving the
allies out of Belgium, which he told his
soldiers on his. entering Paris, they must
Imarch to rerform--Resides, we are now
told that the great Marshais. who are to
command the columns OF tie French ar
my, were delaying in Paris, to bold Mi
Hilary Councils to advise cant. in his
IpIans who never before copdescended to
Task advice If tits assertion be true,
(which we question, it indicates great
deterioration of the EmIeror's war ia
|lent; or ali extraordinary. emergency in
lhis affairs. We are tod tf,at tie Mar
sha!s who attended the nrsncils were
New, Massena, Soult. IsurdoEs Souchet
lnudinot. serurier, Asrighi. and Savary !;
besides some 8 or 10 Generals of cclebri-
ty.
| We. have evidence that some Of those
ennmerated were net III Paris at the last
dates; and one OF them (0udiaot) has
frequently been denounced by Napo-
leon as IA traitor: and that too since his
Hast return to France. Oudinot, it will
De recoitected, accused Napoleon, IN ms
jahdication. of not {. knowing bow to
die like a soldier. ''---Rut the CONT
Inuance of any Of these officers in Pa
I1.is as late ,as the middle of May, was
pretty strong evidence that Napoleon
was net ready to meet the Allies
on the Frontiers. The fact is. that
neither side could be ready for decisive
operations. Bonaparte, and his ministers
could raise armies on PAPER much easier
than array item in the field. And it was
impossible fer their scattered cautone-
ments Or the masse OF tie Russian or
Austrian force to have reached the scenes
Of expected action. uuti! soYae weeks az
ter our last oates and those who ex-
pected 'des1lltpry warfare from such
cmets as " eIi:agt9l, !sonapa,ts, AID de
Toliy, will prooably be disappointed.
Boston GelNEnel, Jun 5.
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Sales at Auction.
ON Friday next will be sold at the Aue
ton Store of the subscriber.
8 Cases Dry Goods,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Cambricks, Book, Jaconet and Null
Null Muslins,
Jaconet and Book Muslin Handker.
chiefs,
Fancy colored shawls,
Bengal Stripes,
G;n&hams,
DiE,itIes.
Madras Handherchiefs
Men and Womens Cotton Hosiery
Diaper Table Cloths
ALSO,
A quantity of Menss Womens Shoes.
2. G. Marsteller.
July 1s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-07
"A LIST OF DIRECTORS
For the BANK OF V VIRGINIA Cor Ief5-
RICHMOND r

John Broskenbrough--A Stevenson--I Clarke. f..
Ed. Cunningham-Slml Mgers-E. w. Rootea-
Jas Brown, john Richard--Jas Browu SEM
Piessants-is. CsmbIe---saml Greeuhow--.John
Ailen-'John Chew.
NORFOLK.
fGesrge Nevton--hiilcs Knr--M Fisk-Jnhn
Brown--Wm A. Armet ead--W m. II. Iamb--C Fry
--SamI. Moseiey--Wm. y. Selden-.-aJsmes Wool
wsrd--SEdw. Watson---s las You,g--sRt B. Taylor
PETERSBURG
X. Burchctt, W.n Bcvgdea Alex Brown-,IoeI
Hammon--. Naibaniel Fiend-G George II Jon, s-Jos.
Caidweli--GcGtge Tay,or---Wm Haxall--Saml.
Christisn--'Jno II. Brown---'patriek Dub1---+ Wn
Cameron,
FREDERICKSBURG
Hugh Merccr-.-C. n. Sievensoa---inhn Msrcer--
John Scottfhonas Goodwin r. 5. Chew.--R
.irckay---Inhn Hoingsw oifI-,Iohn Muudell-.Tsmes
Nass---'John Minor Robert Suard-- robert Pat
ton.
IYNCHRUHC.
William NorveIi--WiIisu J. Lcwis--yVillianl War
ek--- VILLAIN Irwin ohm Camm--Iohn !. Dabell---
Thos. Wyatt-Ias stewart Charles CLAY
lSadiordFH Ii. DavisFCo DSnie Brown s Dafiell.
For qHE FARMERs' BsvK or VrRcIyrA.
RICHMOND
By The Erec7,fi7~.--Heniarnin HatcEer--Chris,o-
pher Tom i"s-praderick Pleasants--John 4. Bar-
ris--Nillsm G. Williams; Richard Anderson .Beuia-
min j. bsrris-Solomon Jacobs Charles FL s------
ny tie StockbOloicrs-Robert Poll2rl'--lohn G.,
tianbie--jeseph MorS---Robert Graham james
ScJtt, jrs--Templc C;wathmey.
NORFOLK.
BY The E.reC7ihre-- K cl.ard BIovl~-Richari Drum
rnei:d- william e. Hot-Ca,tef e; P0if,ie xiert--
Edwin Lee--Rcbcrt Stee,i-Thomas 3. Seymour
James Williamson jr.--- BIZ tie StockhoIfsrs--Wa
rem Asiisy-Noses Observation-Disclosures Wilson
james Dykcs'-W William Dcksou'
PETERSBURG,
BY The RECOMMENDATION Clarke--JohD V. Will
cor--Edward w atkins--Robert Bolling--,Iohn Os-
borne---Pessant A'keu+ --Join Hiutons---Jo N II.
BFown--- By the Sorkholi iS.-Iones Mi,eheli--Iohn
Dunlop Smth----Franeis Lyncls donald
Mackenzie.
FREDERICKSBURG.
BIZ ne EpecDtiuc.--robnT 8rooSe4-Carrit vi
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