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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-01
National Legislature.
IN SENATE.
II II Il
Monllou E,br,,or,,

47ondGy, February 90.
Mr.. Goldsborough. from the joint Libra
ry Commi'tee, made report, accompa-
MED by bill "to provide Library Room,
and for transporting the Library lately pur.
chased from Thomas Jefferson, Esq to the
city of Washington" ahd the bill was read.
Mr.. Giles, from the military Committee,
reported bill " to repeal certain acts there
in mentioned, wiz the volunteer act lately
passed. and the sea fencibles acO which
was read.
Mr.. Horsey, from the Joint com mittee on
the subject, reported a bill for the better
temporary accommodation of the two hon.
ses # Congress (5y erecting an additional
building, for the Representative Hall, to
that in which Congress now sit) which was
read.
Mr., Taylor, agreeable to notice, intro.
dnced bill further supplementary to an
act, entitled An act providing for the in.
identification of certain claimants of public
lands in the Mississippi territory" which
was read.
Mr.. Taylor presented this petition of
James Lamb (also presented in the House
to>dsy) which was referred to Messrs Tay.
lor, Dana and Bib.
The motion Of Mr.. Barbour, relative to
the establishment of a naval harbour in
Chesapeake Bay, was referred to Messrs
Barbour, Smith and King.
The engrossed bill to increase the com.
pensaiion Of the Sergeant at Arms of the
Senate, was read third time, passed and
sent to the House.
The message from the President of this
date, having been read, so much as relates
to the army was referred to the military
committee; and so much as relates to the
navy to the naval committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Dana, committee was
ordered to be appointed to consider what
privileges should be secured by law to citi.
Sens of the United States, as preferable 10
foreign subjects in navigation.
Messrs. Dana, Smith, Gore. Hunter and
King we're appointed the committee
The bill! for laying the direct tax on the
District OF Columbia, was read a third time
and committed.
The Oil authorizing a detachment of the
militia OF the u. states. was, on motion of
MIR Turner, postponed to the zlb of March
(rejected.)
lac oil authorizing the issue Of Treasu.
ry notes (as amendeG) was ordered to a
third reading
Several other bills passed various stages
ofproceeding.
Tuesday, FebruGrv 81
The bill for quieting and adjusting Ger.
tain claims to lands in the Mississippi terri.
tory, was, ON motion Of Mr.. Bib, postponed
to the Cd Monday IN March next.
On motion of Mr.. Roberts,
ReSofOed, That so much of the message
OF the President ofthe u. States Of the 9Oih
instant as relates 70 the preservation and
prono,ion OF manufactures be referred to
select committee, and that the said com
mi;tee have leave to report by bill or other.
wise,
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n O n 10 10.

VTVIE SUBSCRIBERS in consequence of then
q recent misfortune by Are, have determined
20 dis contiHue for few months their GROCE.
RY 3 USiNEsS, and to devote their attention
solely to business in the COMMISSION LINE,
for which purpose they have taken the LUM-
Der HOUSE next TO their Former Stand,
where they are prepared to receive Country
produce on Storage.
they take this opportunity 70 inform their
Creditors that they may be under no apprehen-
sions from their late Disaster, bat 10 call as
heretofore and as heretofore they will not
be diappointsd.
They indulge the hope that the knowledge
OF their loss, which was not inconsidersbie,
will serve as an additional motive 20 those in
debted to them 20 be PUNoTUAL in their pay.
ments.
MATTHEW II. RICE & Co.
95lh February, 1915. #
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Being moiety of the ate Gen. SumRer's ser.
vice right, Situation % mics south of Nash.
vile, in the counties of Williamson and Rather
ford. cn the waters of big aarpeth and stones
river, embracing rich land, good lasting
springs, as many scites for farms, as any tract
of i,s size IN the Western country, clear of all
contending cIaims whatever; has been divided
into four tracts, and may be subdivided into
smaller tracts, has on il 90 plantations ayera-
ging 100 acres esch--s family connexiun that
wishes to move and settle ia this state would
find it to their dFantage to purchase the Whole
tract. The right in the land will be held 10 sc.
cure payments. For view OF the land, title,
of sale, apply to the undersigned.
Who has several TRACTS Of his own for sale
also the tract IN which he lives, containing Il30
acres, on which there are ten never failing
springs, a two story framed dwelling house,
with ether houses a barn building go feet in
length more than so acres cleared, part in
red clover, timothy and blue grass an orchard
of more than three hundred apple trees, Begin
ming to bear. This is one amongst the hand
soonest farms Tennessee holds in her limits-and
the improvements considerable when it is re.
membered | have only lived here three years,
and FIVE years ago the place was in state Of
nature, Title good. For terms apply to
TIL. Il. SUMNER.
Williamson county, ,Tenni
October %, 1914
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PUBL TSHRD By
PHILIP nU-VAL g. Co.
I wISH 70 SELL .Mr
TRACT OF LAND.

OF TWO HUNDRED c, SixTr AcRES.
Lying within a mile of James River in Powhat-
an County, about seven north Of the court,
house and 80 miles from the City of Richmond.
There is a sufficiency of woods we'll timbered TO
support the Plantation. three apple orchards
and several springs Of as good water as any in
Virginia, good framed dwelling and other
convenient Houses. lpresune no person would
purchase without viewing the premises, fur
ther description is thought unnecessary. POS.
session might be had immediately, the terms
OF sale would be made known to any person
wishing to purchase by the subscriber living, ON
the premises. Young negroes would be taken
in part payment. EDWARD cox.
Dec 80 tf
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
GTOLEN out of my stables ON the night
- between the 10th and 18th instant,
Two Sorrel Horses

One mare, about feet inches high, 6
OF years old next spring, she has a small
blaze in her face turning on the right nos.
tril, is docked, hanging main and switch
tail, shod all round. PAGES, trots and canters,
goes rather stiff. and sometimes a little
lame in her right hind leg. The other
horse, about feet 10 inches high, 9 years
old next spring, blaze face, one hind foot
White, his msne where the collar works is
nearly white, and some white hairs inter,
mixed throughout, long main and tail, has
a lump Un lis back and kind Of lump and
scar on his left shoulder, PAGES, tro:s and
caniers awk wardly--both of them arc &C.
customed to gear. AnY person delivering the
said hoises to me IN Hanover County, near
the Meadow Bridges. shall receive the above
reward, or 10 dollars for either Of them.
JOHN BELL.
ID Mo, (Feb.) 22d, 1915. If
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NOTtUE.

THE Public are hereby cautioned against
Taking an ASSIGNMENT of my band new in lie
possession Of Major Joseph MAYO OF this ci,v
for about $500 on which there is Or. Of
Is $50, as am prepared to settle the same
with other bonds of the said Mayo assigned to
me, and Of which 1 have given him notice.
The above bond was executed by me with John
Cuniiif security, and payable to Geo. Cox of
Chesterfield.
e. BROOKS.
Richmond, Dec. 10. I914s
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70 RkNT.

II Three Story Fire Proof Brick House +,
Situated on Z Street, opposite the Bell Ia
vern, and now occupied by J. asd S. Cosby, one
among the best stands for Grocery Store, and
posse ssion 10 be given the 9Th Of next month.
Inquire Of James Lownes, or in his absence
Caleb Lownes.
Also
Two other Brick Dwellings in the Pulling
sarde1. lnquire OF James Lownes, or IN bis
absence Of Caleb Lownes who lives near IN,
premises, JANIS LOWNES.
18th Month 10Th. 1914.
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Richmond, Dec. 10. 1s,4s

IN PURSUANCE OF Il DEED or 7'RUyT.
REARiNG date the 10th day of MAY In the
~ year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and thirteen, and duly recorded i'm the
County court of Chesterfield, executed by Va
lentine Win'ree, jr. 70 the subsc ribers, as tus.
tees, to secure the payment OF $500, TO
George Cox, together with all the growing in.
terest there.n, as also the costs and CHARGES
of carrying the said trust into effect,
Y1LL BIZ SOLD. 20 THE HIcKEsr BIDDER.
For ready money, the premises, on The
SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH NEXT.
IF PAIR, OTHERWISE THE NEXT FAIR DAY.
ONE MoTETY OR LiALFoF TIE
Courthouse Tract Of Land.
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
Formerly the property of Henry Winfree, dec.
and now the property of the said Valentine
Winiree, jr deceased, or as much thereof as
may be sufficient to discharge and satisfy the
debt Aforesaid. In which said land the Widow
OF the said Valentine Wiufree, ir. has her dow.
err, and on which Mrs Martha Winfree has a
lien for an annuity of Ct 10, from 1904.
Should the said land, exclusive of the said
Widows dover, not be sufficient to satisfy
the debt aforesaid, so much of the reversionary
interest in the said Widows dover will also
be sold, as will make up the deficiency.
EDWARD ARCHER, ,
4. BASS, ff"'fee'.
Janusry 90. vet
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year, for clerks, and such books and stationary
AS may he necessary to lis department
sec. - And he II f.rher enacted That the
act passed Nav the four,eentb, one thousand
sight hundred and twelve entitled an act ior.
,ne better regulation OF ordnance department, !"
ana the sections Of any other acts, coming with.
~ e"s pursiew OF any OF tine sections ofthis act,
be, and the same are hereby repealed.
LANGDON CHEvES,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives
JOHN GAILLARD,
President of the Senate, pre- tempore
February 8, 1s15-Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
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AN'ACT
OF giving further time TO the purchasers of
public lands to complete tn ir payments.
ne I" enacted BY the Senate and House Of Re-
Pre'enfa'ives oftAe Unitrd Sfatss of Annerica IN
Cons'efs assembled, That every person who,
st,er the first day of April, one thousand eight
hundred and ten, and prior to the first day of
April, one thousand eight hundred anil eleven,
had purchased any tract or tracts Of land OF
the United States, not exceeding in the whole
SIX hundred and rty acres, at any Of the land
ofhces OF the Usited States, and whose lands
have not already been actually sold or reverted
to the Unite1 States for non payment of part of
the purchase money, shall, be, and they hereby
are allowed the further time of three years from
and after the expiration of the period already
given by law for completing the payment of the
purchase money afore said; which further time
or three years shall be allowed only OH the fol.
loving conditions: first all arrears OF interest
on the purchase money shall be paid on or be-
tore Tie expiration of the time for completing
the payment of h, purchase money according
10 former laws Provided, That in all cases in
,hich tne time TOR completing the payment Of
th% purchase money may have expired or shall
expire before the first day of June next, the
mt may he paid on or before that day
second the residue of the sum due on account
o. the prIncp1 of such purchase shall be paid
with interest thereon, in three eusal annual
payments, as follows, viz one third of the
said sum. with the interest due thereon, with
IN one year; one third of the said sum, with
the interest due thereon within two wears.
and the Icsidue, with the interest due thereon,
within three years after the expiration of the
time Tor completing the payments on such pur
chase' according to law. And in case of failure
TO pay the arrears of interest, OF any of the
three instalments of principal, with the accru-
ing interest at the time abive mentioned, the
tract oflsnd shall be forthwith advertised for
SAFE IN the manner and on the terms direc
TED oy law, in case Of lands not paid within
the time limited BY law, and shall revert to the
United States in lie manner if the same is
not sold at such safe
LANGDON CHEVES,
speaker oil the House of Representatives.
JOHN GAlLLARD,
President, pro tempore. of the Senate.
February 9TH, ls15-Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
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wish 10 hire

FOR he firescnt year, sir or eIshs
NEGRO MEN 81 BOYS.
A. TURNER.
VeSruaey 3 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
Il CopY@-Iest,
a. Moore, Regr.
This IS to give Notice, That

the Subscriber OF alexandria Coantyt
in tho District Of Columbia, haa %.
famed from the Osrhna $ Court OF s.jtt
county, Lsstefa Tsss~msnisry on the
personal Estate Of James Sheehy late
OF the county aforasaid, deceased All
pcrgong having claims asait,st the sad
.0eccdsnt, ara hereby wainsa to ex'li.
,it the 81 me will tie vouchers tnsreoi
s,ily authenticated and passed by the
)rpfsn's conrt, to the subscriber, OF
Or before the a3lday Of Ma noxs, or
sheY may By law be exc ede from al
benefit tssaid estate, and thase lisd5.ht-
"a thereto are requested to maze inn
jaeasaie payments: Given UNDER ny
asn,l this Esd dsr % November 1914.
Thomas Cruise,
fefiag greeufer of Jas. saeehy, dee'a.
II oy Sd d1nl
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lust RECEIVED BY
james Kennedy and Son.
1 Fafsa spPpLr or TIE foLLoyiss
Genuine Medicines.

TFor the prevention and c'lre OF Bill
lio,ls ard II lllgnans Feysrs, Is re
commented
HAH Ms ANTI-glLIOUs PILLS
TEIf Msdicme has been attended
sitl, a degree Of saeress highly CRATE
iii to the inYeutor's fssiiags, ID seye-
Ri pafle OF t;se West fndics, ard the
oatliern and Middle aeates, psr:lce--
lady in n. York, Philadelphia, balu-
more. Petersburg, Richmond, Norfolk.
Edenton, WILMINGTON Charleston an'i
savannah. The testimony OF nuna
,as Of persons in each OF the aboff
,izcas can be adduced, who have rca.
son to believe. that timely use ct this
salutary remedy has, under Providence,
preserved tHeir liyss, when IN the most
farming Circumstances
Facts Of this conclusive nature speak
ioara ri fayor OF a medicine than co.
mmns of pompous calo y, founded on
mo 9 assertion
It's not, indeed, presumptuously
proposed as an infallibie cure, but thu
inyentor his cYsry possible reason that
.cas result from extensive experience
Tor believing, ahesa dose OF these pills
taaen once in every two weeks, darn
tac prevalence Of opi bilious feyers,
viii prove an infallible preventative /;
md further, thar in the ea,lier stages
If those diseases, their use will very
generally succeed in restoring health,
and frequently in cases esteemed des-
oerate, and beyond the power 81 com
monremedies
The operation Of these Pills is per-
fscty mild, SO that they may be used
With safety by persons of every sit'la-
ton and ofsyery age.
They are cxc-llently adapted to car.
ry OF s,pcrAnous pile, and PREVENTS
no bid secfetions--to restore and a
mend the sppetite,-to produce tree
pefspiration, < thereby prevent Cold ;
which are ofteuof fatal consequences
A dose never fsils to remoye cold, i
taken Oh its first appearance, They
arc celebrated for removing habitual
costivensss sickness at the stomach
au@ severe head-achc--and ought tohe
talan by all persons on change OF
slimats.
They have been found remarkably
2efieacioals in preventing and curing
disorders attendant on long voyages,
and should BE- pFocured, and carefully
preserved for use. by every seaman
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a. More, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice, 4 hat

49, - -. ~ ~ -. s >.str sss-s -
sti,e Subscriber 81 Alexandra County,
/, the District Of Columbia, has OBJ
aimed irem the Orphans Court Of said
county, Lcttsrs Of Administration Oil
l,e personal Estate Of Mary Ann MIR
in, deceased. All persons having
isims against the said DecedsAt, arr
hereby warned TO exhsb!s the sans.
With the vouchers thereof, to the ssb-
seriber duly authenticated and passed
i3Y the Orphan's Court, en- or before
AZ 23d day Of May next, or they
anay BY law be excluded from all 5ene-
ii to said Estate, and those, isdebte5
hereto arc reqairad 10 make iInme-.
late payment Given under my hand
this a3d day Of November lal4.
Andrew Fleming
Adm'r IF Nary Inn Narfin
II Nov. "a. { ~.
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monty complained Of .
vioiense,: on tue Contrary sss'Hs ~
sxcoilonee Of this remcdy { ''a'aiepl,,
suited to every age and csn : Us bsia,
itcontaills nothing bu, wba, ':''p''ods
innocent, and9is 50 mild !. : Perfect
ration that itcannet iiniurs IN y Us ep,.
sAcate pregnant lady,. or n, n l'aa d.
est fitantsof q week old. 'sady,
worms exist in the boav. 'aoad D
without pain OF gripiny,' -. ny VI
stomach and bowels, Of vb saa's i.
foul OF offensive, and tAer,b s's'sr i
the production5of worms, s. p's'e,
iasas disorders. The lczenss s''a na,
ticularly efiicacious in carr j. a'aR.
gross aumors and eruption, Is ;. y y
and bilious complaints, asa wins
safest and mildest purgati.s ,s - u
be used On aay occasion. @' u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
Land for SAILS

THE subscriber egors for sale for
Cash q ARM continuing sfos, 80 acres
about 1--WE miles from Alexandria, en-
the Colchester road, adjoining tho farms
Of MIR. Hay wood Fos,e and Nr. Dennis
johnson, the greater psst ct which IL
meadow land and The reraasnder well a.
dspsea 10 clover aud the prodsrtion OF
Vegetables, aboanding IN excellsnt
springs, from which the meadow lane
posy be wsteesd.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres Ct
I.aad, all in wood and timber, exceps a:
bout hily acres cleared end usder y coed
frnce, ca the Rs~easrn-ta road, about
ak nile, from AlexsndriA, and sdioinins
! ts~ lsras of WiliiaFs Hepburn, Daniel
;l,ss!-ny and the late Robert Moss, and
sIssNt mile frcm the 6rst msnticneJ
CHI sIMMs.
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The Genuine Persian q,
ton.

So celebrated aaong the f,.si.,,
Dle throughout Europe, il al is,,s '
bic cosmetic, perfectly iano,sm ~,
safs, free from corrosive and rspelI,n
miaera's, tthe basis Of ether Io,io,,I
.alif! of unparalleled effisacy rno,.
ing blemlshes of tbs face and ia,
freckies, pilaples, iniiammatsry I'd.
ness, scHrfs, tettsrs, riagwofnls, .r,.
barns, pFicaiE heal, sc. The Ptria
L0tien Operates miidly, vithea, IN.
petii:is tho aaturai, iasensible pelsd.
ration, which Is essential to health y,
It's ELECTS are SPEEDY and pernatsn,
rendering The skin dsiicstcIy sot md
sfnooth, S improving the compIsIiss
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Having administered upon

Having administered upon
1.-The Estatc Of The late Jeremiah B. Jctt,
deceased, ct Wsstmoreland county,
Virginia All persons having claims A.
.ainst the deceased, are requested 10
|forwArd them On orbsforc tho 5 Of Jan-
.uary next, being desirons toascortsip
the 0ount Of his debts, that arrange
nents may be made for thsir discharge
All those lndeb,ed to the said de-
ceased, are requested 70 make inD.e-
date payment, as the situation Of the
Estate will not admit Of indulgence. -
On the 9Th oe january next,
WILL EE. SOLD al Matiox Bsidge,
.upon credit anti the aFst Of Septenl-
hsr nest, To bear sinterest from the date,
az sAe PariJha5le Prehtr,y Of Jxaz-
MIN q. Je4y, deceased. consisting Of
Bsds and Bedding, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, two ane Horses, eli
ther for tbs Saddle er Harness, aud a
variety Of other Articlas.
VI the same TINE q, Nice, ssiN 5e Sold,
Fifty Head Of Horned Cattle, and Fifty
Head ST Sheep. Much OF tbs Cattle
wilt he good Beef. and among tae SseeP
ezcs!icst Mutton, Dpop the samc terms
as above --Baad lad approved security
will &c required, lbgtii proposed by the
.pnrehascr2 approved Bonds then viii
sc received il paynrnt.
Daael Carmichael,
.iam'r. Of J. y. Jet,
Weatmoreland caanty Va.
EcceHbcr 10 2u Is.
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Hamilton's Grand Resto.
ratlVe,

Ia Recommended IS, an Invaluable
medicine, for ths sessas relleES pr
,aaneat curs of tho qsqiaas coaplNai
resulting sfrom dis:ipsted pl'a-'itI
,uyealis iGdtscretions, rcsidsfs nti'
mates, nnfaroran!e to the con'l'ea's
t!,e immodsiate Nc Of TEA, tIsrtS'
intcxicatinn, al any other ae''lC'u"
.iintsmgeraaes, the unsklltul or tA"'
size use Of s,ercurY, the diseases g's4 :
il n 10 females at certaia PS'''s "
life, bad lyings in, &c.
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HAMlLTON's
Genuine Essence and u.
tract OF Mustard :

a safe and sFfsctual rss,cI, !.
Rheumatism, Goat, Palsy. Saw: ! 10y
sraisea, Waite sweIIings, oh s s.'! !
AID Relaxasions, NulAbness and W. : s'l'
ne4s ofs'hs Neck, Pain, Of tDs -" o.
fsieadache, Sseilel F.ce., r,,.
Limos, and every simiisr comnls''' .
It prevents Ghilbiains or e..
Hands anil the i'll effect. Of s.i'
wet or damp 10 the feet. e~s'
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800 Dollars Reward.
AgScDyBIB from my Plantation
commonly caitea Spafey Para,
THREE SLAVES,

FRAME, M T-EEENaY, and FIRE.
9sssI !. K --Fraak Is feet Sol Z
.achas high, s,outsy foriae;. and re-
salMkably strong. about 80 or 50 sesfs
81 ago, very large mouth, th1c!s pro-
saineat lips, Gas iorosd hose xild OF g
btack complexion, his feet ate also
very large, vita several scars Oh them
cuthy an axe he is a Ca'faenstr.-~-
Not Henry Is feet, and about inches
|hgh. we'll pfepoitteaed, active aTati
likely, of a dark brown complexion
.loysaly in his dress, oot very inletii
sent. aud gercR4lly smiles whea spo.
ken to --.Frederick is about 90 years
Of age, S fest 3 or 10 inches high,
stout and active. his an fnpcdinsert
in his speech, and a large sc2r on his
upper lip, is briaht Mslatto with
grey eyes, and short cutied hair -
This fellow was forsnerlg accustomed
ITO wait in the house and attend o.,
horses !, blit for the last years work
Sd 1T tha Rlaeksmith's trade, | vii
eiYr, if taken within the counties OF
We trasrelsnd, Richmond, Northum-
lGserlana, Lancaster, or any where IL.
Itae state Of Maryland, Fifty Dollars
far either ofthe ABOVE nafaad slaves
If within the cnuaties of Stsfnrd
ar King George, 80 nohaTs each. If
within the counties Of priaee William.
Loudoul,, Fairfax or, any otheF coun-
lies uithio the State Of Virginia, Is
Dnllaes each--lf out Of the states al
Virginia or Maryland loo Dollars
each, with all reasonable charges fer
la,insisg home. or securing IN some
jail so that get them sgagn. file q
bagc slaves had on when they went Off
round iacksts aa'e of dark shsg clos
commonly called Bear Skin, with lea
Tier buttons, cotton shirts, and brown
iasn, or twillcd cotton and yarn pam
talooas !. theyanay have eeaer clothes
not 1T this tine recoHccted Lam ir-
luced 10 seIseve Their oi,jc1t is toect
on board OF The enemy 's:ships, or sos
sibIy attempt TO get TO Pennsylvania as
thsy went of without psovocation.
VIM. Robinson.
HowAnp, near A leyafdrla, Fair-2
fax County, Virginia.
Nov a.. dtfea
NJ q. 7'wenfy Dollars /, iV gD
for each if taken IN fae District Of Co
lsm6ia.
THE CORS.iIR,
A new sna elegant POEM by Lsrd
Byron, is Just received fer Sale by
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
HAMILTON's
TTorm DESTROYING Losenges,

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situation, Of various dangerous COM
plants arisiqg from Worms, andef OBJ
81 uctians or foulness in the stomach
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