Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-07-13 00:00:00, page 1

on every Tucsday and stday.
;, WtLL—Bg SOLD
; sithe Venduc Storc, corner o
;. si Water street:-. _ .
.} Writ!) qs Dry Goods, Ground, He.
- 'Particulars ofwhich will be expressed in
the day—All kinds of goods
Ihsitch are on sslimitatidn and the prices o
'si'fich are establishcd,.can at any time he
'igmd and purcha'sed at the lowest limitatioa
fl'si'ss'sisssssfjse h H. Mandevme,
Fsi-Wsct'juisr RECl-smþzo w 1v'01e MLE,
- sssi'si20j'sibdlpij of Cctgtton. , '_
ss sss'lssiFsi-þdgsheads Sd and'4th pmof good West
' Ihdia Spirits} -
" 20 ctsido; Sugar, "various qusiglitics.
" 'l'o tidrccssiNcw Rice. ' '
5 begs-heads Molasscs. - '
s—do. Capperas. ' 4
- [I do. Alum. '
. 50 barrel! \Vhiskcy and so barrcls'New.
. England Ram. \ sisi
. 20 chsiestfi bf lmperial, Young Hyson,'and
_- HysdnfSIsiin-Tcas. si_ _ _
Port, Madeira. Lisbon, Sherty, Malaga,
! anssd—CataloniajWincs. , ,_ si '
? 800 barrcls-siofﬂgxrings and Shad, _
*' 50 bunclS'He'tctn-ings; put up'with particu
; 3000 buasihels Liverpo'ol and Lisbsion Salt,
July 2. si \
. si Bryan :Hssam'pson.- & Go.
" ss Havejuﬂ.r'eceivcdand ?qﬀZ-rfor sisale,
10 hbds. and 50 barrels—firsuquazizy sugar
29 do; second quality, -
ss 10 pipes-aid London particular-'Madeira, I
& : {six-es and 3, t—ierces London market and
' 15 qua si- csiasks-Malagu WlNE—S, t'
, .!o bossteazdiptCand-siles, ct 1
: h_hd*- old. Jamuica Spiyisits, si
. ! p\pe old Cognac andy,
sisosihactrrels New England Rum,
40 do prime WVhiskcy,
it) than lmpcrial, -
30sz Young- Hyson 1sssiEAS,—0£ this years
simxportanon,
&
\
ment to
ct _siBeal Howard, .Adm'r.
Juiysi lo. , dts
; A.- B-si At the same time and place will be
' knted For & term of years, the "Dwelllng
zsilfsousc and Lot adjoining.
...----"""""-'*sif*ct*'.f _ .
. . Just Receuved,
, ' ctmo FOR sctuctz BY _
" CHARLES I. CATLETT,
75 chests lmperial, Hyson, & Young
Hyson-Tcas. _ - -
30,000 lbs. prime-Green Cctoﬂee.
.20 pipes and 8 quarter casks Lisbon:
'gnd Tenerﬄsie Wine.
8 hogsheads Muscovado Sugar.
32000 lbs. Sc'inc 'l'wine.
7 50 boxes Mould Candlcs.
'150 do. Spanish Segars.
- 8 barrels Pinsixemo.
c'Octotzcr. 16.
um price.-.. si' ,
- . Psi-si'G. Mhrssitcnessr, v. sin
And selected for family use. .
ctdLSO, the best selected Flour'fov do.
ct-21—at instant, at the dwelling housepf
.Fredc—riclsi- Trydz-Il, late of the-county of Fair
fas, all the GO—ODS and CHATsLES of
said T rysidell, on a credit of ninety days,-for
all sum: over Wenty dollars, with notes and
approved" security—21]! sums under twenty
dollars will be considered as cash. The cre
ditors es said Trydell sinre requested to bring
in-their accounts, ssproperlyssauthenticated, for
settlement, on osir before the-first of Decem-_
der next; and those indebted are most ear
nestly requestedto -make immediate pay
ÞUBLTC eft—..LE .;
WILL be sold, on SA'F'URDA'Ysthe
ldlem the;,ierinsiefef the first sale.
.; -' - -si -'l homasssSwanp, 1 Com'
ct Geo. Deneale, . n'
'PUBLIC SALE.
WILL BE _SOLD at'pubsie tale to the
ss ' highest- btdder, for ready money, On -
the premt'ses, on Tundssay me um day 4]i
July next, a. LOT of GROUND, No. 5, in"
the division of Denshidge'e ..Lot, i'ronting 2'lcti
feet? inches on Pittsistrcetz and running back T
308 feet -$ inehei, to :: is led alley, .and . ful-50l
bounded on the north by a-ls feet allcy; the
same having been'sihesit'etosore struck oﬀ to
Aiexandet' Began—who has sailed to comply
mth the term; of ale, adds-the lot is now
told to raise the balance due thereonjgree
- far care-find_sxi__lt-ssp'et_red. ?
, _ FRIDAY, JULY 13, 18-10 ss
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NEW MILITARY WORK.
]ust Publz/lzcd and "for-si Sale, si-=
JA: the Bookswrc-s as if. Gray, and Cottom
! and Stewart— -'
. PRlCE 4 DOLLARS 50 CENTs—
Rules and Regulations for the Field Exer
cise and Manceuvres of the French lnsactntry,
issued August let, 1791; and the Mamm
vres added, which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon. (Also, the Ma
noeuvxes of the Fssield Artillery, with Infan
try. By Col. Irenee Amelor. deLacroix, late
Chief of Brlgade in the French service. in
three volumes, the third vo'mmc consistmg'
of plates.
'l'heprincipal part of this work has been
translated from French to English, by Lieut.
Col. Macdouald, in the service of his Britan
nick majesty. Col. de Lacroix has. not" only
availed himself of Macdonald's translation,
but has retained thessprinoipal theorles, with
which Col "M. has enric-hcd his work, espe— ;
cially his comparison of the French tactics ;
with the Prussian, and the principles of the l
different nations with the English; because 3
those valuahle notes-are sufficient-for Such l
-comparisons,— and are in-point. Col. De L. ;
has augmentcd those'notes. ss
The introducuou ut pot. ue pass.-.... "-..
will direct the attention of the young Ameri— ,
cans to the study of learned tacticsss. the re- ss
sisult of experience, add enable them to obtain
thess pre cision desirable in the warrior, tor
He)? _must be convinccd that a good officer
forms a good soldier, and that the experi
encesios ages has demonstrated, that the sol- ct
diet" will perform his doty correctly, when he
is well commanded.
At the end of the second volume of-this
'work, Col. De Lacroix has added the manoeu
ssvres of the fielsil artillcry with the infantry,
according to the French principles. it is not
ss necessary to lavish praists on the advantage
Pof moving this thundering arm with the same
; sacility and celerity as the line. Europe is
; now convinced and confesses it. He has ad
; ded Plates, which demonstratc those manam
? vres so esscntial to the great Operations of
war. and which will enable officers to execu'sie
them.
Col. dectLacroix has judged lt atso expedi-,
ss ent to add to this book some new adopted
manceuvres, which have been put in practice
to great advantage in the face of an enemy.
To enhance the value of this work is the only
THOM'AS RICHAR'DS, _
'Bssege leave to inform his friends and . the Pub
z lie, _ . . . .
- THAT he continues to- carry onthessT—a—
'vern, at the sign of Mr. Madison, corner of
King- and Henry scttresiets, where he will be
! constantly supplied with' the best Wines and
'ltquors of every description. ct ' ss
; A few boarders will be taken on moderate
terms, and will be thankful to those who may
please to favor him with their custom. ' '
; June 13. " '
-m_otive could induce him to augment its si-ze.
i June 9.
si FOR SAL 15, l
"The HOUSES and LOTS at the cornbr of
Duk/ess nml Royal streets, late she property of
Elld/zasiJannc-y. Also, a half acre LOT at the
corner of Cameron and Henry streets, and
the MlLL SEAT at Occoquan--on very l.i-.
siberal terms. si-si
lRichar'd M. Scon, Trustee,
\ .
Lby
_______._.
"Prin ter.
May 'SO.
tain Newcomb, from Boscon, and for sale
\
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- siSO barre'ls do ._
' 15 bales Camlina Cottonsi
A.—
few barrcls nieq Hefr'mgs md Shad: si ;;
'70 hogsheads Orleans Sugar
siFor-credicors of E. Ja.
May 23 . ct-2aw
TFOR siSA'LE, _
A valuable Ncgro Fellow,
Accustomed ctto -thc Sea. Apply -to the !
Good Pox-t, andother Wmcsss-byPretaZl ; and
Candles, Rum and Coﬀec.
ctl-2o boxes mould and dipt Candle-s,
21 hogsheads Molasscs,
40 barrels and 5 hhdsis. New Rum,
3 hhds: VVest-lndia'ditto.
Landing-from the schooner Elizabeth, Cap
June 27.
20 do Philadeip'nia 'thskey
Julr xx.-.
ctHasjusi received and oﬀerssqr sale,
JOsEPhl-FL Mandeville,
, _('l\-l ). 's .n-niu, mnrh'
"John G. iLadd;
__,
__._
"burth-sn 93 tons, or 750 barrcls. Appiy to
the Master on board, or
_ WANTED,
A: ﬂiillsgroﬂc Factory, near Charles-town,
Jzﬀnson- Counzy (Virg) '
PFLRSON properly qualificd to conduct
the Carding and Spinning of Cotton &
Wool on the most improved plan. ,zlso, A
_SI.N'GLE As-NV', well acquainted with the
Falling and Dying business." To such "very
liberal encouragemcnt will [: given on ale/ill
!
Lawrason and Fowle.
siJuly-J.
take n-cxgnt lt oﬂerccl lmmecuatcly. Apply
to '
]ohn G. Ladd.
siJul) 9. \ _ss
-' FOR FRssEIGHT
-_ To Europe or the WZst-Iudz'es,
cation to
John Glrd.
in casks.
ctJssulv 6.
_ _ I. A ["
Marine lnlurance Company or]
Alexandria,
INSURANCE ()FFXCE, July 3, 1810..
THE Stockholtlers in this insti. on are
hereby informed, that the Directorsuxave cle
ctured a dividend of three per cent. for the
iss.St six months, on that part of the captztals
stuck no-ssv paid; which will be ready to be
p-sstsiul to the stoclsilsiolders or their legal repre
SCIlLT-tlvesss. - in ten days from this date.
t-By order,
! Alexandria. ss . '
.ctjamesKetth, -ss
John C. Herbectrt.
) .f-Iune '2'1. dts
, Patomac Compamy.
'NOTICE is hereby given, that an-ctannual
.' .Mceting of fine Stockholders Will-be
held according to law, at Brooks's tavern, inct
,ssAlexandria,— on Monday the -si6chsi- day of August
-nextv; when'thepreceedings of the Board of
ZDirectors, with the Treasurcrs account of dis
'burscmcntsgsince- last annual mectingmill be
sssubmittc'd to their inspection- , '
By order-of the President and—Directors,
jos. Carleton,
_ 'Treasurcr ct-Potomac Compmy.
siþGQPrzf-Z Texvm 4le 29: (1?) ' Life
strong-by;}; well built Vessel. She can be-cx
ammed any day previous to the sake. Con
duions made known at. ssile. ct
A three story B'ssslC'k House, :
'20 feet from a-nd'90 feet back, with the pri- 1
vilege of an alley threcseet wide and extend-yf
ing back 64 i'eet—suhjecr to : ground rent of;
one thousand pounds 0! tobucco and cask. _ ;
ct'One tenth of the purchase money to be paid
Yin- hand, the—remainder-siin three equal annual'si
payments, with interest from the day of sale;
This property is now-in vtenure ot "Jenntngs
and Sangster, and may justly be-sireckoned
among the best stands'tn Alexandria. _ ,
By virtue of a deed of trust from Xthha'm
Hertshornessto the subscribers. to secure si-Jos
=Rid-sille for his endorsment —to the Ban-k siof
(T' Mr. 'Dnvisss of Richmond, and Mr.,
(}reen, of Fredericksburg, are requestetl to'ss
insert the above in their papers three times.
On Saturday :: art at 12 0 "'clock a: Hefzburn' &
FOR SALE, at public vendue, on the 20th
day of next month, at the promises, on
the south stde of King-street, "near the"
July 7.
'Philadelphia SUMMER ALE
July 11.
For Ereighc or Chaucer-,
]. B. Nickolls, Sec'y."
Iulyctt.
corner of Fairfax street,
ﬂFOR dal-E.,
AT THE VEADUE sromz,
?Sale a't Auction.
ss H I R A M,
Buthcn about eight hundred bar
rcls—lssuthmjbrd, master; & will
'PUBLIC SALE.
8 A L L Y,
JOHN EMMLRY, Master;
'w/zarf-zvill be'aold, .
" TH 8 8 H—lP
si P. G. Marstcllsier.
The dW-UsiCh! new ouwuner
, ._ _
Burden twsii nundred lous-; a
sisiCOMMERCE ;
The Schooncr
"!
h
Present price of tickets ten dollars.
L
a Commcnces drawing- on the lst Mondaym in
Septembcr.
The Subscnber .havmg pur
chascd the stuck of Jcsse Talbott, uﬀcrs for -
] sale, at his shop on Fairsa—x street-, near th'c
} corner of 'King street, a general assortment
of DRUGS. siMEDlLZINES, SPLCES, &c.
which he can-recommend jbr their ]zurzty. A
share of the patronagc of his ful-ends and the
public is respectsully soticited. .
. ss'Rlchard H. thle.
'6t'hmo.21$t. si
' O'rders s rom sthe - country wdl
be exccuted on moderate-terms, and at a short
notice. Physicisims and samiiyssprescrictptions
put up wit/: acc—uracy.
-R. H. L.
ssT—went-siy Dollars Reward.
BSCONDED from 'my {arm -at 1the
mOuth of Seneca, about the-7th of last
month, a man whose name-is RALPl-l, 21
.years of age, between a black and yellow co
lor, nearly 6 sect high, ss-very si'stout made,
yellowish eyes looking heavy—he has bar
little to say. siHis apparel was oznaburg
ss shirts, a negro cotton overjackct-and trow
sssers- sisilt lS likely he has made away with
i them and procured other cloathing. A free
negro man by name Sambo, living on Judgc
Washington's eitate. Mou-nt'Vcrnon, is his
-father. and itssis Very probabic 'lac is_the1*ea..
bout or' in Alexandria, and with little trouble
ctmay-sibectsound. _ _ 2
The above rewasirdsswill-be givqn 'to securo
him'in Wasl—nington City or Alexandriafjail'.
' Thomas Peter.
*Ceorgetown,'-June 10—12* ss d.
'Shad and 'Herrmg;
JUSTss'RECEIKED, . :si, .. .
'A-quansity-of siprime Shad and flee-king, in
'barrcls, and for sssalc by. ' si ;
i sirB-ryfm Hampsdzsil and :de
]G' Present! price of tickcts IO dollars.
Any person or per-sone wishing to purchase
50 tiekets or upwards, in either of the two
last mentioned lottcrics, win be supplied on
the most accommodating terms by
_-Robert si-Gray.
July 12. __
Potomac and Shen-andoah Na
vxgauon Lottery.
FIRST -CL dSS.
20-000 Tz'ckets.
ctHlGHEST PRlZES.
For sole by si
john G. Ladd.
Ma'! 15. _ ss
03- Intending 1-to leave this
place in a short time for Philadelphia, all per.,
sans having claims ugainst me are'rcqucsted
to bring them in sur scttlement; and those
who are indebted to me will please to call and
settle their accoums.
ctBaltxmoYe Hospltal Lottery.
FJRST CLAsct
-oNLY=8_ooo TICKETS.
HIGHEST PRLZES.
: =! dFS'ISNOsiO—l-ofF-15,OOO-l.os10,000-'
2 of -5ooo-.2 of 2000-.-5 of 1000.
MONUMENT LO TTERY.
FlRST CLASS.
35 ooo TICKETS. ——
jUST RECE-IVED,
'8 pipes Northern Gin2 first quality.
40 barrels Russcting Apples.
Jesse Talbott.
Gth me. 13th.
'Wlmlc ctTickers 20. .50
" 'Halfdo. ss ' ' 10 37 1-2
ss Quarter do. 5 25
Eighth do. si ' 2 75
18]! ?:
ssWASHYNGTON
ctHig-hcst ' Prizes, S 50,000 33
' so,ooo
20,ooo
2 of 10,000
si-3 of v5,ooo
-3 of 2,000
14. of 1,ooo
I of 2 5,000
l of 15,ooo
2 'of ' !0,0s."-') :!
4 of 5 ,000
10 of - 1,ooo
;—