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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

X LIS z ALLAN have received per he shir,
- Hero, supply offall GOODS, making the;,.
assortment consist of napt Cottons, Plains, For
rest Cloths, Duffill and Rose Blankets. hest s,,
perEne London Cloths and Kefseyncres. donbIs
and single miiled, Swansdowns and T'oijenetts-
tlannels, Bazc, costings aid Fries, reuilemcns,
nett Shirts and drawers, gentlcmens' and lad;.,
Angola and lambs wool hose, ladies very fine cot
ton and silk hose, Muslins, Cambria, Dimifies e
printed Mus,ins, Calicoes, and few pieces r,r.
nture Chintz, silk Shawls, elegant MutTs and
Capes, Wells and laced Turbans, thread and On,
ton Laces, English Lutstrings, Sat,;ns and Flo.
rentlnes, very fine black Bumba ,ecre. elcrsnt
worked Robes, few Irish danask Table CIo,hs
Irish Diapers, Sd Irish sheeting, a few pisccs
very line A. Irish Linen. Ivory Knives & Forks.
Smiths Bellows, hnviie, Vices and Hammers
Hommony Mills with Fly wheels, brass and ;ro,'
Kim Locks, &c. &c. &c. A few casks Hbbecrt,s
best brown Stout, Hardhan's Snuff, No, @. Of ,,-
peiior quality, few boxes gchOemens' fashion
ebie London made Hats, gentIcmen,' and l,lics
Gloves ofvcry good quality, best steel plafe.
NH, pits and cross cut SAWS, ,3dy g. s. 10 10. =
@9dy nails, and 2QlY flooring l}reds. sack Salt
Liverpool f'icd) White Lead, yellow Ocbre
and Spsi,ish Gpown.
Wireat and Tobscco will be received in psv.
mcp', at liberia. piece.
S>pt q (,Ve.,y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07
Gtf1

RENJAM1N SARAH HARRISON, beg leave
~ to inform the public, that their Bo ARnrxc
SCHOOL VIII commence on the 18th Iannarv
next, IN Meckleaburg county, Virginia. with,
one mile of Saffoids bridge, on Mcherrjn river,
near the road leading from HasI;ins's ferry to Pc.
tersburg; where they have erected a new and
tcomTodious dwelling house for the reception Of
boarders together with suitable and separate
school-houses for pupils OF both sexes.
They will teach the English lanpuape or,r,
matlcaliy, Arithmetic and needle WORK in It's va.
rious branches. "
The boys will lodge in a scperate house from,
the young ladies' The situation is healthr and a.
greeabie Particular attention will be paid to
inc health and morals of the children that NAV
be intrusted to their care Each boarder ms,
be furnished with a pair of sheets, a bed. blan.
ket, one towel and Counterpart.
Terms as totlozvS board and Tuition or
per annum 5dols. of which must be paid in adj.
vance, dolls. more at the commencement of the
vacation, VIZ. on the FIRST July, and The balance
at the expiration of the year
N b. The vacation viii continue four weeks.
Sept. 81. (oaw6w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

M ILL be sold at the door of buckingham
w Court House, on the tenth, say, 10th day
OF October next, being court day, for cash, by
virtue OF u deed of trust executed to me by Chas-
tam Lesueur, for the purposes in said deed of
trust mentioned, one tract parcel of LAND,
Qying and being in the county of Buckingham
whereon now live, containing by estimation ?
hundred acres, viz. The Land whereon my iwel
ling house now stands and adjoining thereto, adj
joining the lands of Roife Eldridge and others
(To use the expressions of said deed of truist)
being only interested trustee for the benefit Of
others, will only convey title u said Land as
trustee. GEO: PERKINS, trustee
Sept. is. (ldsl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07
INVALUABLE MEDICINE FOR S4LE bv

" ALUABLE MEDICINE FOR SALE bv
Moses DAVIS, at his store, a short dist aucc
above the court-housc in Richmond .
Moses Davis bess leave to inform his friends
L the Public generally, that he has purchased at
an advanced price from the Patentee, DIR l. OLA
RUSS PATENT AHTIBrLIous STOMACH Cor
DiAL, justly estimated as one of the most valua-
bic medicines i'll the whole materiae medica
The heretofore great and rapid Sale, ,vith the
increasing demand for this invaluable cordial +;
the high ostecmi it is in through every part OF Vir-
gina, and some ether OF the United States to-
gethcr with its singular and uncommon virtues
in restoring weak and decaycd constitutions,
with those complaints SO very common in the
Spring and Fall, such as Autumnsl and bilious
tevers dysentaries, &c. proclaim too loudly its in
trinsic worth, to admit even of doubt
It Will be sold at the reduced price of one dol
lar per- bottle, & lengthy dissertation OH it Pc
culiar properties furnished gratis.-And when
takef:, to be we'll shaken.
Richmond, August %. (ep1m&1aw1m)
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IT ESERTED.-from the service of the Uni.
~ ted States, on the 9Th instant, a Private in
the 5th regiment of infantry, named John
FERGuSON-30 years of age, feet S ID in
ches high, swarthy complexion, dark hair, blue
eyes, has sickly apprenticeship was born il,
delaware county, state of Pennsylvania-bv
profession shoemaker. The said Ferp,,sou
had on at the time OF his desertion, round sal.
lors Jacket, slash sleeves, dark drab colour blue
striped Virginia cloth vest, and Corduroy Ian.
falcons, torn on the knees-Virginia cloth shirt.
and an old pair OF half boots, bound with cord.
which he generally wore under his pantaloons.
ALSO :-Deserted On The same dav, GABRIEL.
JONES, Il years Of age, 5 feet 1.2 inches
high, fair complexion, hale ewes; auburn haiF
when spoken to has a do wn iook-Born in Fs-
sex county, Va.--bred Farmer.-Hc wore a.
way round striped Virginia cloth coat, white
home spu.: p.ntaioones, and vest of the same.
Whoever Will aPprchend the said deserters.
and deliver them to me, or TO any officer in The
service of the United States, shah receive TWEEN.
~ dollars reward, Or ten dollars for either.
EDWARD DILLARD, Can't
,,- 5th u S. Reg infantry
Sept. TO- r,fl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

4 AND.-For sale a valuable trace ot Land in
~ Goochlanl county, on the watets of Beaver
Dam creek containing 466, acres This is,cx-
cei!ent farming Land; fertile in the produce of
grass, corn and wheat-of the latter, large crcp
Is Just put IN. It's improvements arc comfortable.
and convenient; but the purchaser will first sec.
II, by applying TO Mr.. Branch, on the premises
The ierina w'li be easy the greater part of tie
payment will be received in negroes from ten 10
TWENTY-FIVE years Of age. The subscriber viii
inform further those who apply. He resides a.
bout miles trora the Land
RIO: SAMPSON
September SO. (epSw)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

ME subscriber intending to remove into the
a country, will expose to public sale, at his
clearinghouse, on Saturday the 9Th of October.
part OF his Household Furniture, consisting OF
a variety Of handsome articles Also two Lots
on Richmond Hill, delightfully."- situated. They
"dloln the Lofts Of Mr. Samuel Pleasants.
The articles of Household Furniture viii be
sold at sixty days credit, for all sums above ffy
uohars-The Lofts on two years credit At the
same time will be sold a negro Woman, who is a
good cook, wash r. and ironer, at IL months Gre
ut. The sale will commence precisely at II %.
clock. CHI JOHNSTON.
September so. (4tO
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ID IcHMoND TURNPIKE COMPANY

IN AT q n. eting %. the, electors of the said
Company ~ 2ota September, 1903,
koscivci, That the shares o. all delinquent
Stockholders intlsc Company 5y sold AT auction,
az the SMai. Tavern in R,ci.,n mi si.c ,u,
OF next month AZ O'clock in the c, enns of,hat
day
i,eso,ved. That e'call ofth,ce dollars on each
share Of the Steckbolicrs in the company b.
paid to the Treasafer On or before the sd, ct
ncxt,montl,.
a Copy, II. SHEPPARD. Clerk.
Sept. IS. lt25G,Ol
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

\ oilCE.-Ail persons having claims against
IN the Estate Of Batchelder Valentine. iata of
the City of Richmond, decd. are requested 70
bring them forward properly authenticated, as
provision may be made for dscIiarging them
Those who are indebted to the said Estate are
desired to make immediate payment.
ANN VALENTINE, Ada,,inisfratrix, Of
3. Valentine, DEED.
SePtember13. r1aw4w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

NNK. NOTES, as below described, were
p put into taepost Office at this place on 9th
May last enclosed III letter addressedto Messrs
john Warder AID Sofa, Philat iphia, and which
letter has never been received; it is therefore APP
pre.endeG that the BANK NOTES may have fall
len into improper hansls and should such APP
pear in crculstion, we earnestly request that they
may be stopned Any satisfactory Information
regarding them viii ~ thankfully received, and
if required, literally rewarded
BUCHANAN {. POLLOK
Petersburg, July5. VO
Bank OF Virginia PAYABLE at their Office of Dis
count and Deposit Petersbu..;, to Robert Sir
chett President thereof or Bearer
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

WILLIAMSBURG. September 1, 1903
w The Subscribers have entered into part.
nership, under the firm Of COLE & HENDER
SON, and have supplied themselves with a ge-
neral and well selected assortment Of superfne
and fine Cloths, Woolleus, Manchester stuffs,
Cambrics, Hosiery, Hardware, Sadlery, Staff
onary and GROCERIES; which they will sell low
for cash, county producc, or on short credit TO
customers who are puBctua in their payments
ROSCOW COLE, JAS. HENDERSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

NJ OTICE--A PETITION will he offered to
= the next General Assembly Of Virginia, 20
authorize the sale of that tract Of Land, which
was used as a Glebe FOR the parish Of Drgsaae,
lying nthe parish Of St Stephens, and county Of
kin8 and Queen. Sept. 50. (oaw 6w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

/ Wish to purchase middle aged WOMAN,
without children, who has been accustomed
to house business and nursing.
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS.
Richmond, Sept. s5 TUT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

WANTED, as a1UToR in private family.
w a person qualified to teach the Latin and
English languages grmmatically, and Afithme
tic.--AIP'J tc the Printer. Sept. co. (tf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

\ consequence Ola Circular Letter from a
L Committee of the officers OF the late Penn
sylyania line, addressed to me rs well as to Sc
verai other officers of the late army il has been
suggested to me as proper measure, to call a
meeting of all the officers of the former CONT
Mental line, who continued in service to the end
OF the Revolutionary have therefore ap
pointed Monday the 10Th day of December next,
at the capitol in the city of Richmond, for such
meeting; being the day to which the society
OF Cincinnati stands adjourned
JAMES WOOD.
oePt. 70. lawt1stD. !
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

NOR SALE-650 Sacks Salt, IS hhds of
IL prime Molasses, % Crates well assorted
Earthen Ware; with very general assortment
OF Groceries, which will be sold low for cash,
Country produce, or approved paper
WHITE & SHELTON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

N. d. For the accommodation ofthe Students
and Scholars of William Il Mary College, they
will keep constant supply Of the Books used in
that Seminary. C.&J T
Sept. 10. feptf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

TEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ran.awav
\ from the subscriber living in the lower end
OF buckingham ON the 10Th day of this month,
a Negro Man named JACK GOING he is a.
bout feet or 10 inches high, 80 or IS years of
age; he is cross-eyed and has down cast look
when spoken to. 1t is very likely he will forge
himself stiee pass, as he could write and read
previous to his elopement he bought himself a
horse, stole saddle which has plate on the
ponmel. tits highly probable that he is lurking
about in Powhatan, where he has relations, he
took with him fine black coat, new suwarrow
boots, and many other good clothes I will give
the above reward to any person who will appre.
bic charges paid for bringing him home N'''''
M. {. HILL, Adm'r. IF
Ro. Hill, decd.
September 2. (1azu6,pT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

EFOR CASH-To be sold on Mondav the 9th
day OF October next at Powhatan Court
House, enc certain Lott or Tenement OF + AND
with ITS aPpurtenances, containing one acre anil
66O square feet-adjonng the Town of Scotvil!e
ON the north conveyed to ne in trust By John
Wells, 70 secure the payment of certain suns of
money, due from him to Seth Lyon of the coun.
ty aforesaid. JAMES POiNDEXTER.
sept -. Lep3wg1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

g. AMUEL MYERS, has removed to the store
~ lately occupied by Richard Brooke, oppo-
site to j. Browns vendue Office, where he offers
CASH FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE
Richmond, Sept. 81 CF1Ow7
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or The subscriber, agent for the Batter.ea
Paper Mills, near 'etcrsburg, will give the high
est price for clean linen and cotton RAGS, deli
vered at his Printing. Office
SEATON CRANTLAND.
Richmond, Sept 25 T1aw4w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07
Dec.15.

N. y. This property has been often advertised,
but will now certainly be sold, unless the amount
due at this time be paid
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

ETOR SALE, valuable plantation in Din
widdie County, four miles from Petersburg.
containing 232 acres Of Land. It's under good
fences--the Improvements are handsome, com
nod'ouS and IN excellent repair; it-has besides
TIE advantages OF an agreeable neighborhood
good water, &c. &c. S1c-Apply 20
THOMAS NORVELL.
Richmond, Sept. 20. (tfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07
september y. I lawSw

~ ATES's VIRGINIA ALMANAC, For
} the year 1909, Is just Published by SEA,
Tow GGaNTl.ANp, and for sale at his Printing
Office, by tie groce, dozen sinsle contain
ing sketches q tie early life Of PArRIoK HEN
ny, ES7, a variety Of entertaining matter, and
many useful tables, beside the usual aStronomi-
cal calcula,ions-P Price five dollars per gross,
fifty cents per dozen, or six cents single
Also, just published, and for sale as above,
TIE DEYCUT MONITOR, work deserving
the attention of Christians of every denominati,
ON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07


IN CHANCERy.-At Court continued and
= held for i,lbemarle county, 1st day of Au-
gust, 1903.
Alexander Garrett, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
William Cornelius and Joseph Bishop, Defcn-
lants.
The defendant William Cornelius not hayine.
catered his appearance, & given security aceor-
Ding 10 tae act "f Assembly, & the rules of this
court that he is not an ini,abitant of this state
On motion otthe plaintiff by his council, it is or
desed by the. court, that the said defendant do
apPasr here on or before the first dy at the ncx.
term, and answer the bill the plaintiff, and shat
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city u. Richmond.
two months successfully and posted at the front
door o. the court house o. said couaty.
a Copy. Tcste,
JOHN NICHOLAS, c. C.
Septcmber2 1lawSw1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-11

q q
.,,ipuipg 10 force for limited Elm: sa e
6siog tie salaries OF certain 0mssls .
3 ur Stanford moved that the bill .hould
~" commitssd 20 committee, with zoe
..r,;ons 20 report q general bill on the
E,bi.c, Of salaries. $50,
WI IT.. Randolph asked if motion fosPos''
m.n, would now be 10 order.
oT tn. Speaker said i. would when the mo:
;oa now under consideration was d'sposeo
Mr. Stanford Withdrew his mo'ioo, and
Mr. is. Ranass & the 's lin iodeasssly
i debate arose oc this molten, 10 wnicn
ka.,s,s. Randolph, Liseruore and Lyon
Eisoc,,ed the mosioo, and Messrs. G.W.
c.mpbsil, Fisk, w. Aston, SsoaO, Love
Ia Masters opposed the motion
1 Mr. Raudslbh varied his naoti"o, 80 as
ao.,oooe ID ill the Grs, Monday 10
4, ,,ch irs,ssd at ic:iiSoiseiy.
4 MIR. Bib amended the nation { Mr..
k,naolph sgresipg) ia the hrss Monday 10
q February.
This mo,ioo was supported by NJ essrs.
n ,;,ey and Gardner, and opposed by
kisssrs. w. Aston, Soothard, HollandS
Ehsoder, snd Oegstised. ayes 90, nays
M. Randolph moved that the Gill be re.
kom mined TO The committee BY whom It
Vas ri por.ed. :,
This mosion was supported by Messrs.
a,tord AID Van Horne, aud -opposedby
hlrssIs Holland, w. Aston. 6. w.
Eampbell and Raea. Ct and was aegs.
xrei w.thorta division.
81 The bill was then ordered TO third
tfading to- morrow. wishousa division.
fnebsie hereafter.
A mo;ion 10 adjouro was negasivsd, IS
10 IS.
The bilIfor continuing she Mediterra-
bean Food was read c third time, and
bsssed without division.
90 motion Ct MIR. sBlount, the house
look up for consideration the amendments
hade by the Senate to,he bill tor erecting
Publications; bur before aoy discussion,
! motion TO adjourn gas put and CARR.
kd,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-11
NORFOLK, Tanuary 5.

Yesterday the court martial on cornmo
bore Barron, captain Gordon, capt. Hall
hnd abe gunner of the Chesapeake, com.
|neuced on board of that friga,e. AS VS.
Fre informed. the sbies, and most intelli.
|sentef tue officers 10 she u. S. service,
|haVe been summoned 10 act as members
|of the cour, for The purpose of doing I'M.
partial lus.ics,o the accused, and of VIM
|tica'ing the honor of the country. No
proceedings have as yet traasPired, but
Prom such body. the most upright sen.
Fssuce may be expected.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-11
slsaaoria Gaiirp aeoerttser:.
MONDAY, JasuARg II.
5. -
Fy.rgsh,a Legislature.

/ IS =. =,
8 b'iSTfncorpora,iBg 9 company GO
establish a ,ssppike, from Fairfax court
mouse ,oFsaqsier court house." was resd
|'he first time and ordered to be read Sc.
|ecnd time.
% motion, Ordsrsd, That the said bill
Dc now read secood time. The said bill
Eas acsotaisgy rea6 a second time, and
20 noion, Ordered to be committed 10
asssrs Hutton, Dade. Blake, Summers,
Masop, Bren. and Tucker.
1xlracf ofnS letter from a gentleman at
eRadenhlttten, state of Ohio, to MS friend
N Htts6saya. dated Dec. 10, 1907.
1 An Indian of the Delaware na,iou,
ll'S returned from a tour to White river,
:iu the vicinity, seporss, that the indians
= ina, qoartef are unanimous for peace
S'o 'hs V. S. should even a rupture take
pace between the L. S. and Great Britain.
nat ea the American and British go.
.ssoN At had advised them TO be s,ill;
sao 0y AySneaos interfere, should The two
l'o0ns t5ssn 10 quarrel That the De
ss wares anxoas TO learn the disposition
.asir neighbors the K,kspoos. and other
.S hal sen, speeches 10 them 10 ,ha,
"se'' aod well satisfied sha. thew were
s!acsaby inelined. As nay intormsn,
;s'ls the character of sober, ,rus,y and
no,. "gsas person, give eredi. 20 his re.
+.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-11
O. The Proprietor of the

- The Proprietor of the
Aexand1aa DAILY advertiser, will
difpose of the Establishment on
moderate terrns-there are now
nearly SIX hundred Subscribers
and the Lift INCREASING To a
Perlon of Indulfry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this would be a desirable Situa-
tion. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render-it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold a great Bargain if duplicate
on be made iooia
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-11

the capital Of The province Of Neuvo Rey.
no de Leon, after which from 20 70 10000
will be necessary to carry our conquests
to California and to the ls.hmus Of Ds.
rien. write in haste, freely and confaen.
italy, being ever your friend,
GAMES WILKINSON"
"Ihe hon. JOHN SMITH"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-11
Who know IN troubles what to do,

] Who know in troubles what to do, e.,
In proper season will begin
To reef, and topsails to take in;
To put the ship in proper form,
1 To brave unexpected dreadful storm, ~
! But sailors bred in mill-pond seas,
Who never felt saltwater breeze,
Will spend the time lthe cabin clos'd,)
| In planning what! God only knows.
Till wayes the ship shall overwhelm-
And she'll no longer answer helm - !.
Till masts and spars are swept the deck,
And wa,er.log'd she lies a wreck So
To:s'd, batter'd, dash'd by every gale,
And sunk at last by Gallo whale.
That such may never be the fate
Of the great ship Columbian State
We pray: But it must be contest.
THAT clouds look squally in S. West;
And should not wind haul Northward soon,
Our sun may set before lis noon:
And such hurricane arise,
AS ne 'er WAS seen by mortal eyes:
Il storm which landsmen can't abide
In which our ship can never ride;
But chafd by psrty's calling motion
SheDHg o dozsmin oblivion's ocean.
Our list marine is ended here,
And song likewise for present year.
First wishing ali our patrons may,
Go Joyful on from day to day.
In wealth and wisdom fastincrease,
Till time itself with theia shall cease;--
Grow up in wisdom and in grace,
While they shall run their mortal race
And when their pilgrimage is Ger,
Taste happiness for ever more.
Pos1scntrT- = In haste, We stop the press,
Just to announcein this address,
That by the mandate of the wise,
The AMERICA enlarged lies,
Hem'd in by Jscobinic rocks, :.
In one ofJetferson's dry docks;
We hope It may not be her fate,
To be ianS-lock'd in such a state
Formany months For should she lie
: Warh'd ut in this wav, high and dry.
year or so, her planks may start,
Her timbers crack, her rigging part.
Her men desert from off the deck,
And leave the ship useless wreck.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-11
From the New 1ork Gazette.

The following lines were presented by the
Carriers of this Gazette, to subscribers in
this city,son New Years day--Haying been
frequently applied to for them, we now fur
Their, their circulation.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-11
AUGUSTINE NEWTON,

AUGUSTINE NEWTON,
King Street, nearly otytesite TO Morris 1Svern,
HAS ON TAP,
Old Cognac BRANDY,
Madeira and London Particular Tenerife
WINES,
Holland GIN,
Rye WHISKEY and
Barbados MOLASSES.
TOGETHER WITH
Brown, lump and loaf Surgars by the barrel
or smaller quantity; Young Hyson, Hyson
and Imperial Teas Coffee Chocolate Soap
and Candles.
Win q general assortment
German, English ahd East-India GOODS.
All of which will be sold wholesale and re-
tail, at very moderate prices Cor prompt pay.
A constant supply of FLOUR for family
use, and an elegant REGISTER STOVEfor
sale.
JanuarySIl. d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-11

The orders OF the Spanleros are, Know
p-rempsory, TO maintain the jurisdiction
of that ground to their sovereign; OF con.
sequence they must make an attic mpt 20
oppose me; and / ahall sssuredly push
them over the Sabine and ous of Nacog-
doches as ,ha, you arc alive, although they.
ousunmber me three to one. What may
followI know, for verify believe pSepa.
ra,ions have been made in the interior Of
the provinces, to bring forward TO this froa-
tier, as many men as they deem necsssa-
ry, andsconmanaing as they do one thou.
sand or one million of mules aud horses
az their will, with country covered with
bses cattle, 90 difficulties can occur on The
scqre OF provisions. If therefore this
business should notbe speedily terminated
5 v negotiation, you must specify send me
a force to support our Preiensious, or we
must. yield shem up. Together with the
fer,itorx-of Orleans. 5000 mounted IN
rfaosry to operate as dtagoous, or hgh' 90
foos. may suffice to carry us forward as
tar as Grand RIVER. there we shalLrequire
5000 more 10 conduct asto Mosas FL Key,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-11
BY THiS DAYS MAIL.

WASHINGTON. January 9.
MIR. Rose has not yet arrived. but may
behourly expected. The difficulties which
he'supposed TO exist TO hi. landing have
been removed by the government.