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Ans geeifS FesnHa : -, -
ys'p noad. which, as calculated
Ha 1 the men until the tst May
sgs nsa.Is were then engaged IN get
me remainder of the property
eaS y, the Greenwich to the ScFinss
w., ,'o,. as began to despair of your
;siuing me at that place.
r.. work went on weiI, and the
we're obeaient to my orders.
,ssh / discovered an evident
's ssagr 10 their ceuntenances. which
q "a ne 10 suppose there was some
,,;,.- wrong 10 agitation and undo:
~, ;upressi0a had AL the lnuskets,
''m,nuaiiion, ard small arms OF eve
: description, taken to the Green
MEN. (the ship lived on board of
gs,a the other slips, as necessary
n,teartion against surprize from
nv Owa @en.
On The nth May, While on board
he SsriDgapatsm, CT duty, which re
,oiped my being present, q mutiny
sak ;,lsee, ia which I was wounded
.c3 the mu;ineers succeeded in get.
inc The. SeriSgapatam cut of the
'th.s--lwo days after, when making
be necessary preparations to depart
hr valparaiso, ne were attacked by
he sayages, and | have, with the
deepest regret, 10 inform you, Sir.
N:dshipmeD William Felter, John
Tsomas. Thomas Gibbs. and WIN.
Bruainel, were massacreed, and Pc
erCodiliugion, marine. dangerously
ycaaded. After bending the .iib and
,Daaker, We cut our moorings, and
kg.uuately had a light breeze that
carried the ship clear OF the bay,
viih six cartridges remaining cut of
thr saiy basrei left US By the mutt
neers.
After getting Ost Vf the bay, We
band our situation most distressing.
"a attempting to run the boat up, il
bseke in two parts, and We were
compelled TO cat away from the bows
die only anchor, not being able to cat
Il. We mustered altogether souls,
cut Of which there was one cripple,
one dangerously wounded, ore sick,
one just recovering from the seurvy,
and myself eonliaed to the bed with
Asish fever, produced by ny wouni.
ID that state, destitute Of charts,
and almost OF every means Of raw
gatiag the ship, ! reached the Saad.
Eieh lyland, af.eF a passage Of SCI
'sateen days. and suffered much
iron fatigue aud hardships. was
there unfortunately captured by the
English ship Cherub. remained q
! prisoner on board Of her sevea
ncsths, dusing which time my men
we're treated in most shameful
manner. We wee then pa; on
shOye 1T R:o de Janeiro, witheGt the
possibility &c getting away nnsil az
er Geariog Of the peace. tlien, by
Toe advice % the ply stefan who at
eaied ne, embarked on board q
Swedish ship bGuad 10 Havre de
Gcaee, there being no other means
Olny getting away at that time,
leaving behind acting midshipman
Ciapp and Eve men, having lOsl enc
'OOu s1er my arrival in thAt place
WIKI the snail pox.
Ga the isI inst. lat. ~, n long.
N,we fell in with the American
sup Oliver Ellsworth, FROM Hayre,
Souad 10 this port. Itook passage
caaoa"dofher, snd arrived hese two
JAYS since, after being upwards CT
az hundred asysat sea. Lam ~ pre-
sent unable 80 trayeb aud shall
AeresoFe await either your orders,
%the orders oflhe CommAn,iant OF
Ae Marine Corps at this plnes.
| have tae honor TO remain, Wiia
lae highest respect and esteem, Sir.
Jour ebedient servant.
"A JOHN M GAMRg
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Presidential Nomination

At q caucus of the Republican
members of our legislature, held at
the Capitol on Wednesday evening
last, His ExceIlency DANIEL ID.
was nominated for
President OF the U. S. A resoiu.
ton to that effect was sent on to our
Representatives in Con
gress, enjoining upon them, by way
Of recommendation, to support him
in the Congressional caucus.
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lie Gentieman's Iocket ke
membrancer fors1Sl6,
CONTAINING

\ CONTAINING
AZ Almangc,
i@'ed pages of memorandums.
], u SGe distances of places from the city
Washington,
Ioyegnmeut ofthe United S'tates--Ex.
S,ase' Legislative aud Judiciary,
iatles OF goods imported,
"a 4 correct list of the Navy and Arfaj
= 1ae'y of the Taxes payable on Domes
4 !, Manufactures, with several other use
Is JUS: received for sale by
Jdmss KeRneGg 8 Son.
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z TO hire. for the present gear,
A Negro Woman, capable Of doing
IN the cooking washing of a small
family. Also, Girl Is or 16 years olds
very smart and active.
Apply to the Printer:
feb ID
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Sheep Lost

OiSSt1 Loot
Strayed or stolen from the farm Of the
subscriber, on Saturday the 25th of last
month, eight Ewes, having both ears
cropt, and most of them big with lamb.
AS they were lately brought from LOU
dem it is probable they may have stray
ed in that direction. Any person giving
information thereof so that the subscrib-
er gets them again, shall receive suit
able reward.
Richard De Butts.
Clermont, Dec. 81 eotf
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For NeW.York.

.kkK The brig Thomas, Captain Pc
sS terson will commence. loading
tomorrow and take three hundred bar
rels on freight if immediate application
is made.
LG;crason and Fo1c!e.
February %
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The SubseribeE

Declines acting as one of the receiv-
ers OF the debts due the firm of Withers
and Herbert.
N. Herbert.
fer. 10
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Notice IS herebu gire,,.

Notlcs IS Hereby glren,
To the stockholders of the Real Estate
Bank Of the United States, that the Sc
cond instalmeHt of Five Dollars on each
share is required to be paid into said
Bank on Friday the 18th of March hext.
BY order Of the President and Dr.
reCtOrS.
W. T. S,cann, Cashier.
feb IL
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For Freight or Charter,

For Freight or Charter.
Sga. The fast sailing Schooner Brutuss
lskass captain Ctway, burthen 500 BAR
rels; is now in complete order, and rea-
dy for the immediate reception OF car
go. For terms, apply to
adams, Herbert 6 Co.
feb 90
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.CttOn, 81 Naval torres.
Landing at the wharf of the Subscribers
from brig Cla,issa,
81 bales first qualify Upland Cotton
ALSO.
The Cargo of schooner Benjamin, fr
Washington, r.. G. consisting OF
I 4S8 barrels Tar
$40 do. Pitch
100 DO. Turpentine
90 do. Rosin
Q do. Spirits Turpentine
9 do. Varnish
5000 barrel Slaves
IN STORE,
Is hhds. molasses
SO coils cordage
40 kegs butter
IL pipes Cognac brandy
II crates Queens ware
hhds. madden
SO bolts sail duck
so bis. prime beef.
For Sale by
PeytOn e Dundas,
feb 2S ct
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POSTSCRIPT,

From the albany Register Of I''srsda..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-22

Kingston, IAN April BY tne
vessels arrived from the Main, the follow
,OgParticaiars Of the operations of the
expedition under the command oi Moril.
a, have trapspired, IN spite 0! the nys.
tery, IN witch the goyerament conceals
81 Is ape ations.
+he city Of Carthagena having been
Occupied ne began TO 6t out the expeSi-
non destined Tor the iotsrior Of Grena-
Ia 6at TO war and hunger, disease fol-
ii,wea; the Carthagenian troops under
% command we're attacked by the small
PIX and the Europeans With dysentery,
VI Stlca many died, although they were
.ss'ea 10 TuFSaco, which retarded much
VIC Fos'ess of Inc expedition. In the
me. .sI walls accounts were received, that
!. .o"sea nm to hasteu bis advance. In
. ~ noata Of January, Brigadier Porras
aI Sv poscnel Santander. RepubIi.
- ~ easet, in 0cane, but was repulsed
NV nv" 9ls loss Of almost ali his troops, and
Sar,s 2so 10 retreat to the province o.
Sc '. "a Martha. The second in command
~, y als rcyaiiSts, Cagmani, recruited hi,
,. 800 . "a MOmpoy, and returned to at
M; qeaae, but with no better success
, sa.s Ooilged Mo,ilo to abandon tn
y ,sS.s, :; aad 70 order taat they should ad
".ee 70 tie south.
tha -
M1 rae right wing of the flying army 0
So So; curing the siege OF Carthagena
Med Sa the occupation Of the worth G
~ wuich opens the entrance to thu
rSe Ne. gr9sr1se Of Auticsnia; but on ap
49,, sesAt9 the citP Of Zaragossa, the in
ra, ;''",'s ser are TO their aabitations ant
vsaa su % hemedios the Royalists ad
chi, d, and ~ The ambushes and diff
sIn y l,ssSSsss, were completely routed
e. 49, a.. sensInspg alton the field, witl
: fusa .. ne few TIA. escaped L
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Land for Sale.

q TRACT OR parcel Of LAND, con-
I & tanning between two and three hun.
dred acres, on tie north side of Deco.
guam, in Fairfax county. about S miles
west of Occoquan miIl---it is well wa
tered with never failing springs, It is al.
SO well tin,bered, and the great quanti-
ty Of froo timber on it renders it The
more valuable to any person in the coop
ering llne. This land is Of the middle
soil, and produces corn, wheat, or any
other grain tolerable weil--there is about
100 acres cleared and under good fence.
The improvements are a log dwelling
mouse and other out.houses, and good
|apple orchard Of about 80 trees. ANY
person inclining to purchase Can view
the premises and know the terms by ap.
plying to the subscriber who lives near
the premises, OF Heary S. Haley, iuu.
lat Occuquar mills, or John FL. HALEY,
near Fairfax court house.
1il0nGS GosS0w.
apri! 10 ONT
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The follow Nc Portrait of one of the fines
cid men in Europe Highland Chief
tain, now living, is recommended 40
only 10y the deafness OF the yersitica
tign, but by the fidelity and truth Of th'
drawing.
MACNAB OF MACNAB.
Mark well that old man, whose fine 1ow
ing hair.
Meath his bonnet, the west winds j,
sportiyeness tan,
Majestic his step, and SO courteous hi
air,
IT'S .Macaab of Macnab, the head o
the clan.
In the true gsrb Of Scotia, the chieftail
is dress'd,
Sparkling ana black waves the plume
o'er lis brow.
His plaid Ger his shoulder, and tar,an hi
vest,
Whi!e Oh his old knees the kelt U thf
HlA"oeS ShO"'
Tho oft the foul tempest has roar'l o'er
his head,
And the snow storms of winter ha,
clouded the sky,
Vet the tinse of his cheek is ruddy nd
red,
And the diamonds fine lustre Still
shines III his eye.
The chief, should thefoes Of Grest Biitair
e'er land,
His claymors would take, unacquaint
ed with fear:
Che pybrocht Of Macnab wedld sound
Ger the strand,
And warn all the clan that the tGemen
Were near.
Full SIT may tie long yearits courses per
form,
And with smiles, each return, gree
this famous old man,
And ne'er may misfortane's dark gather
ing storm.
Strike Macnab of MaCnab, the chief o
the clan,
sThe broad sword. THE war-Fipe.
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY,, Nay %,
.Aerfolk, Nay IS.

Che fae fast sailing ship Indian Chic.
.,,,ain Watson, arrived IN Hamptah
paads yesterday, after . passage OF S.
S,rs from Loason. Capt. w. aud Q
asfJeman who came passenger with hia
ZEE furnished is with papers to the ct
3 Aoril. but we do not End their contents
:atprcsting TO an Amencan reader They
chiefly filed with parliamentary pro,
asod;nrs, upon important topics-the re
sa,t;oa Of the army and navy expenses
orc called for with great earnestness, b.
tie oppo,ition--in Short a general reform
u tas puslie expenditures, an examina-
ton into public accounts and corrrctins
sS1ses IN the expenditures. are topics
which are urged upon The attention Of
mas .ers. BIZ, we Believe that it will all
end Il nothing--When we see how diff
fcplt # IS to attain those objects in thi:
youne couatry, in this free republic. We
co Glade the minority may complain, and
if they fad any benefit from complaint.
it viii be the oniy benefit they will
reap
The opposition, insist that France IS in
q very agtat5d, indeed convuIsed state,
but they do not, to our mind, advancs
sufficient proof to support what they as
sert. No d ut perfect tranquility, do S
not reign in FraLce, nor is it reasonable
10 expect hat a tempest, which has rag
ed fOrtweuty-hve years. would cease at
once, to agitate the pillows, though its
fury was spent.
4 circumstance which. occurred, has
excited much feelingin, e out of Psslia'
ment, though Of no Importance to US in
this country, if shews that military inso-
leace is not submitted to patiently. The
earl of Essex and lord Milton, were rid
lug IN an open carriage, through one Of
the streets OF london, when they were
stopped by one of the horse guards the
dcagoon strack one ofthe horses of the
Carriages, and lord Essex demonstrating
,sith bin, the fellow replied, if he at
tempted 10 move forward, he wculd not
onl, cut his he seS dewn, but those in
the CARR ige Also. The. earl of Essex,
brought the affair before the house of lords
next day, uinisters were severely hand
LED, and they made but lame dcfenc,
but promised to take measures, tia
should prevent recurrence 0. similar
abuses.
The state Of commerce in England,
IS representedto be in most alarming
state, bat of hat we nav form son idea
oyahnt is the case in oar own coun-
b..
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For ale.

A valuable Tract Of Land, lying In
Loudoun caaty- containing COO acres
1T lies 90 large stream called Bread
Run, 81 which it is bounded for threa.
quarters OF a mile. and which furnishes
water fer the use Of farmer. The soil
of the best red slate Kind. we'll known
to be the next best to the Limestone soil.
being fsrtiie, and wlan worn out easily
to be improved by al manures especi.
ally by the Plaster Of Paris, which is
sno~n to act with greai effect on such
sml--l5o acres are heavily tilAbered
with the finest wood OF oak, hickory, &c.
100 acres lie on tie side of the above
uamed Run. and being rich low land
are well calculated for meadow. This
land produces good crops of corn and
small grain, and is particularly excel.
,leut grass land, which as it is near good
peel markets, alone renders it valuable.
| mere IS a thriving apple orchard on the
land and the fences are good.
= Inc land would be divided lift should
be wished. It is 2s or so miles from
Alexandra and lGeorge!own, 4 3 miles
I'Tem TIE public read leading from Lees
burg to, Alexandris.
Inc terms OF sale are moderate-they
VIII be made known a any tir,e by
Richard II. Lee,
near Lses5urg, Loudoua County.
Maya stawam
- The subscriber intending to re-.
move, will offer. the above Tract Of Land
at public sale, GA the goth of June. il
nos previously disposed of at private
ssse. r. II. L.
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French Goods.


The CARGO of the Schooner grotier
Returt, M.KNleHT, master, IF. Mar
settles, consisting of
WINES.
800 cases CIaret
100 casks ditto. SO gallons each
SO cases Win de Grave
Is ditto Hermitage.
s pipes oil proof Brandiss
Soft-snelIed Almonds
Smyrna Figs
Filberts
so boxes Primes
"a cases Olives
% ditto Anchovies
IL ditto Capers
S cases Mamma in fakes 50
| cask bue Fitriol So
S bales alexandria SIENNA E"
500 ream5 Whiting PAPER, assorted
10 bales Wrapping ditto
F,ench lawns assorted,
Silk stockings
Ditto Purses
Ditto gloves, ladies and gentIemen's,
Kid and castor ditto, do do
Florence silk, assorted
Austrings
Laventlnes ~.
Silk, gaaze, and saco shawls aud hand
kerchieIs
Ribbons assorted
Sewing silk
4 cases grapes, asserted colors
224 fan y baskets
IS boxes clarified soap
Pertumery, an assortment,
Viii commence landing this day, and i.
'tfered for sale on accommodating terms
y
.fdams, Herbert d Co.
Mayo
~ The above Goods will
'e offered at private sale until F1iaaa
ne 24th, when the WHOLE will be
disposed Of at public auction, at three
'clock. Mag 90
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r,a,,nd. she has q rival

| e-..s As IS England, she .. n aI.. : r AZ.
nay =, in ~ virtue and power ! rival a..
|e1cei ns. - immense territory and "a
|who ,ass Constitution, and in whose hano.
| |s ~ placed the means OF 0esom Rn:
|tiod l oas nation on the globe. ba
|ths ssis purpose, she must love l peace ),
Eor ~, h. ss TOO strongly armed TO Know - :,
|sna o. : Of war she must continue ss .aose
- .s.Js and her citizens must Oe lat u a's,
|n ne NAN IAN at present, to distinguish wn'
|cnssa' a = long England viii remain at
Nv" With France and with the dilfe-
Es 'aI powers of Europe, Is very nn' g.,
| |'sn, but the prospect Of q peace i0'
Ia wars TO come, IS very brl5At
alanl less bright is the probability OF ITS
~. y, ' continuance between the Y, state
'aa i III otter nations as a war will no.
s ~, a. arain be deemed necessary 10 Sc,
sun ',a democracy In authority; nor rs
. s'l by a President be again made
me condition Of reelection.
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LONDON GOODS.
c. g I. z. THOMPSON
Have received by the ship MountV ernoi

A@'S 49, viz Si1 i uiuuHt III Aloi
Il CHOICE sELEc71oS OF
'EAsoNABLE ART! ctE5, coHsIsTINe c,
E%t,a sVperfne imperial Saxon cloths
liz. fashionable mkt CASHMERE:
Fashionable stockinets
9.8 s0Pariine striped and checked
ginghan1s, newest style,
go DO. addressed cambria prints,
7-8 fine ana super6ne fancy prints.
Colored, corded, Yittoria, .japan'd anC
oher fashionable fancy 1ousiius
7-S and Ga cambria and jaccaet mus
Inns,
Patent steam loom shictings
Fine and suPerfine dimities
London printed outings
White and colorsd cotton hosiery
t1adies and gentemen's leather c!ove.
4 variety Of fashionable shawls, con
sistins Of
Rich damask, Waterloo, plain middle
chintz borders
Printed G|yintz. &c.
Niadrass End Maiabar handkefchiess.
april % eo5w
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Public Sic.

VIII be sold, at pubic Auction, TO.
MORROW, the Esd inst. al twelve
O'Clock, at Janney's VIVA E.
I'm The Brig Ce!ambia, burden a.
S sss5ss bout l65 tons Or -lleO barrels, al
|excellent vessel, new found, has resent
y undergone thorough repair, high decl;
|and sails well, newly sheathed, new suit
sails, etc. c. ready for the reception Of
Ia Cargo and can be sent to sea at \ triaine
'expense, She IS we'll calculated for the
West-Indies or Mediterranean trade.
and can be viewed at any time previous
Ito the sale
Terms Casa-Halt in Chartered and
half IN any Unchartered Money Of the
District.
p. G. .Narsteler.
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pTll Be sold

TO the highest bidder, on credit Of six
months, on Saturday next, the 25th Of
May, at Wren's Tavern, on the Lees
burg Road, near the Falls Church,
A smart active BOY, about ten years
I'D, and GIRL about nine, for a term
Of yeas,
A few barrels Of corn, some household
md kitchen furniture, tSc. the property
Of the late Mrs. Wren, and sold agreea-
bly, to her will.
JOHN DULIN, Executor.
May ss St.
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Boston, MN g.

Boston, Mays.
Arrived. the fine fast sailing ship Jacot
Jones, goo tons) 0xnard, 81 days fron+
Batavia, cargo one millien pounds eo2ee,
10 tons sugar, lse picols rattans, an
'12o oicols sapan Wood, to Bryant and
|sturgis. Ship Midas, Kndicctt, OF Salem.
sailed Feb. 1. for eastward. Left ships
Cicero, Gilchrist, Of Boston, to sail IN
about ID days for Calcutta; Ontario!
Eldridge, of New-York, for Canton III
March Exeter, Cleveland, Of Salem. ar.
Jan. 81, uncertain when to sail. Feb. Isl
at the entrance Of the Straits of Sunda
spoke ship Cora, Qxnard, from Bostol
for Batavia, all well. April 4, in sight
Of St. Helena. was bearded from The ing
iiSh gun-bng Zephyr, enc of the cruising
vessels stationed off tllere, ard treated
with every civility: They Informed that
Bonopalte was in good health and appa
rently contented. Next day, spoke Br.
ship Bengal, Fayies, Of and for Liverpool
from Calcutta jan. le. ard last f ON c..
Good Hope capt. T, Informed that ship
Roberts. Brown. sailed iIo,n the Cape
March 20, FOR Livespooi, all we'll and
that he spoke, Jan. /, in the river noos,
Iy, bound up, Am. brig Rambler, of Provi-
dence. In the month Of January Lass,
the northwest monsoon was very violont,
the inundation In Batavia was greater
than has been known Ter many years past,
many of the streets c: the CITY were O
verfowed with from / 70 5 feet OF water,
and canoes seu!ling about. Heavy gales
and torents of rain, cfd great iEjury IL
the interior; letters from Rembang men
|tion, that the principal bridge in the Chi
ma Camp, was carried away by the tor
rent about twenty houses were destroy
ed and so@e lives lost. Many smaller
bridges washed away, y the roads much
Injured. There was DO communication
with the shipping in Baavia Roads, some
times fer or 10 days together, owing to
the bad weather, ana heavy sea, ON the
BARI The Dcrothea, iiathom, sailed from
BATAVIA, Esd December through EaAy
streights, for Philadelphia. HE former
master, capt, Dovgherty, died at Endra-
mato, about the 9th Dec. and every re-
spect was paid TO his remains by the liz
habitants, and government officers taere
Capt. Cleayelard, of tie Exeter spoke on I
his outward passage, near tbs Cocos is :!
lands, brig Alexander, Briggs, OF audi
from Salem, for Ca!cutta. The jacob
Jones passed Angler Point, Feb. l3t1,l
was boarded by boat from the ,ore, 4 |
was informed that an American snip pas
sed taere 18th for Batavia. PASSENGERS |
in the J. J. Mr.. ,acoOus Marcus aad ia,
misy. The J. J. has been absent OIL thei
Yoyags eight months and halt, snd las
brought back eye.y man which VISIT out
in her.
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Public Sale.

e ME subscribers will sell. On Tues.
"a doy, the second day cf July next,
if tar; it rot, The next air day thereaf.
ter, in pursuance of the DEGREES Of The
county court of Fairfax, il tie sui e
Magruder sni Washington against John
Luke-at fub,ic sale, for ready money,
the whole, or SO mach Of that Tract q
Land situate In Fai;fax county On he
north SIDE OF he road ,eal,a from Alex
andrla to heeso"rg, on which the said
John Luke resided, as vii! raise the sum
~ eleven hlnd1eu : ninety five pounds
four shi!Iings and he pence, with inte-
rest thereon trom the 10Th CT September
1893, until The Gay Of ale. and the cost.
oi the suit spd sale--~hici, Lnd is stu.
ate about seven miles from Alexandria
and snort distance above the placc
Acre the tarnpike road lea ding from
he Potomac bri''ge strikes the read trora
Alexapd q to Leesburg. The uuantity
nt land is estimated at aboat 588 S-4 q.
cres. Ihefe is on it a two tory framed
dwelling House not in very good repair,
and some out-ho1ses. No deed will be-
nude until the purchase money is pad.
Edmepd / Lee
lsoht. 4. Ta3lors
Richard Rate'ifa.
Commissioners.
May IS eetS
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Port Of Alexandria.

Arrived. brig Hesper. Capt. WarHer
SO DAYS from l!avre de .,irace-plaiste
-i.awrason and Fowie.
Spoke, April 26, brig Hannah, q
Portsmouth,. Nh. from Virginia, hau1t
to Bremeb, cut 10 days, IL LAT 40, So
long, So.
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PAPER R.qsyGEJpGs,
OF the Newest Philadelphia Fashions
IaHN A STEWART,

EFAS received his Spring Supply ~
XIX the above Article, when, W. -
furmer stock, makes his assoss!.ch' VIZ
large and elegant
, April s -