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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-26

AL itaSoaSC i&OHl WHICH place We nave re-
ceived letters and papers to the Esd instant.
Their contents, of which we have given the
substance, are very important. The mes-
senger returned to Corunna, on the 22d,
from Madrid, with leave for sir David
Bard troops to land. The disembarka-
ton was not however to take place until the
24th, and then only partially. Il is proba-
bic, that part will be sent by sea- ST. An
dero and Bilboa, the latter Of which is again
IN the possession Of the Spaniards. The
French evacuated that important place on
the 18th, and retreated coastwise towards
St. Sebastian. The French evacuated Bill
boa, from an apprehension Of having their
retreat cut off. Their force amounted to
5000 under general Merlin. The Spaniards
under gen. Blake, were on the point OF ef-
tecting their purpose, when the French eva
cuated the place with precipitation. The
latter had not completely left the place when
the Patriots entered it.
Some interesting intelligence was obtain
ed from a French officer, made prisoner in
this operation. Now that Bilboa is in pos
session ofthe Spaniar DIS, we hope and trust
that no part of sir David Baird's army VIII
be landed at Corunna. tits long, difficult
and almost impracticable march from thence
to the theatre OF war. Admitting that they
should accomplish it, they must suffer
dreadful privations, and could not possibly
arrive at their journeys end, in time to
render efectual service. 1t now appears
that the French have not received any con-
siderable reinforcement. They are said
not to exceed $4,000 men, and Of these,
IL 900 were on the~5ah, stationed at Vito
ria, and the remainder occupied a line to
the eastward in the direction of PampeiIna.
An article, however, from ST. Andero,
dated the 10th, states, that the Spanish
troops had entered Vittoria, after consi-
derable loss, and there was to be solemn
Te Deum on the next day, in celebration
of this event. 1t thus appears, that an ac-
ton of considerable Importance has been.
fought at Vittoria, and crowned with sue
cess. The particulars are not mentioned,
but itappears to baye been a sanguinary one.
Three thousand of theSpaniards, from Den
mark, lluder the Marquis of Romano, had
marched from St. Andero, to join the
ranks of their countrymen.
We may expect to hear soon of the total
expulsion Of the French from Spain. The
supreme junta has ordered the Spanish tore.
es to be divided into four grand armies, I'M
der the marquis Romano, Cassaaos, Vivas
and palafox. Blake is to retain principal
Command under the Marquis. General
Moore, it is said, commenced his march
from Lisbon on the 9Th. Elves and La
Pipe have been evacuated by the French,
and the whole kingdom of Portugal il re-
presented as now completely cleared Of the
enemy.
Mr.. Frere, our ambassador rat Madrid,
has arrived at Corunna. :
Price Of stacks, Saturdays per. cent
consols 81 IA 1-8, 8 per cents. reduced
66 1-2 SO 1-2, omnium So ID 1-s els.
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u,;taout m oncv or

!, !, Without money or
Isl pss ~ s,, s. without cloth
'sl.ss' 4 "a 9ssasriiea resisted, $ they
H. Peop at',: AID ia 1903, their poste-
sas. s ST trsas with an,nu y,
win : ,''es; - object, will not sell their
E.srs a g. 1 M mess s. potsage. L &c the
|rgai - s.,,s ! We hid IN army. Before the
|smsa 5 sS ! arn,y, a British. army oeeu-
IS 1. ha Iss Il hall Of Boston, and.
ths were drenched with the
9 ys,tlsman mean war; Let
g, &c ,S.., for the same spiris ofs'aash-
pas oa tas Americans atths battle
aen En- ~ now looks voa in the teeth Z
Sn PC 81, submission. Let not the
as : All Of local jealousies. lsy DO
The caass IS co nnea eauss.-
Na' ,s;.t witt, 6. Britain in the revo-
s''4 p,,sson w-as to be the devoted
sn,rl;aale.ltsry vengeance, did her
E 9 .E s ,Ess..rs il the hour OF dan
p, N s,' -. Virginia declared the caasa
~ o,s. asa her example was toi-
NM i o.her states. AS early as 1859,
q, rreca,n sadsd a non-importatlon
s'slA fy,ea;rn taxation. Did
'''. 1'.ss.s consider this as submlssloa
&. s,looss,s thc sssten and vas the
! - sbsaloa il. Tn enthusiasm OF Ii
ass general, and msn, women aud
,.:,., in its execution. The Unl..
49, "a ,naivisib,e. iaaict wound
s. r;sbf had in Massachusetts, and
n, =, socially felt in the left in hea-
1. Touch an interior state, aud DIS
,erbaas from tic ravagss OF war, she
',,nd Gral in the cause OF tfeedom'---
her 6rmness and paGaiotlsm | as one
pls8psa. The western country never
r.sEn6lisa the lawfal commerce. Of the
81 sistes.-Away then with those
nous publications which s2eak OF enc
10 cosssr srse.
q some gantlemen Gre
t,sal dangers. Inei;her Far the con-
IS e Nasoleoa, nor tae armies OF G.
n. Dor terra frma we kaoW We are
Aud though a thousand evils may re-
from war, tue spark.of liberty can never
exiingrishsd IN America. Armies
htmowdown our citizens, asthe mower
bass, but another race of men more
.isal tbm these, would rise up to defend
oil. xhcrcthe fathers of our independ-
are sntonbed. Events arevolling on,
Effects (which hamsn wisdom cannot
see. This isnot the cause oF,an indivi-
lis the cause Of seventeen sove
states and their territories. Not the
nj gererstion alone, but posterity is
Z Interested, and must rejoice or
nat the result Of cur present stras
TEedete u &c continued
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~ TIcKETsln the Charitable
Marins Society Lottery now
drawing. for sale at the Office
Of the Alexandrta DAILY Gazette.
price Eue Dolls. g Seventy tus
cents. A regular list of the
drawing will be received and IN.
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
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Washington and alexandria Turn
bike C0nbGny.

T,HE Stockholders ofthe Washington and
/ Alexandria Turnpike Company are
hereby notified that the nth and AasfinstaL-
ment of TEN DOLLARS on each share is
called for by the President and Directors Of
the said company, and is required to be paid
to Charles Page, treasurer, in Alexandra, on
or before the s3d day January next, agreeable
to all act of congress. entitled, Gan act for the
establishment of Turnpike Company in the
county Of Alexandria, in the district of CO.
iumbia."
BY order of the Directors,
G, DENEALE, President.
December IS l3t
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White Lead. &c. for Sale.

The subscriber has received quantity of
WHITE LEAD and LINSEED OIL, which
he offers for sale, at his store, On Alfred.
street.
George Drinker.
December IS. cost
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PUBLIC SALE.

nN "Wednesday the 18th dag of April If
~ fair. If not the next fair day, will be sold
to the highest bidder at the plantation OF the
late Alatthesy Harrison, esq. ON Goose creek,
about FIVE miles from Leesburgh-A very
large and valuable stock OF horses, cattle,
aheep, and hogs variety of farming uten'
sis some household and kitchen furniture
snd quantity OF Indian corn.-At the same
time and place will be sold or hired Tor time
which will be fixed, several valuable Slaves.
After all is sold at this place, the sale Will be
continued at the farm, commonly called ia
cob's, about three miles from MIS-. Lacey's
tavern, and the same distance from the Sum
spring--the like description Of property will
be offered for sale, and on the same terms
among the horses are several very HIGH BRED
brood mares. The creditors are invited to
attend and purchase-all claims we'll anthem
{icated will be received in payment, and on
those due by bond or for cash the usual dis
count will be made--twelve months credit
will be allowed fer all sums over hVe dollars,
the purchaser giving bond, with approved Sc
curitv, 10 carry interest from the date if not
punctually paid.
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>
r TO RENT,

THE subscriber offers TO rent sor -,
a more years, adjoining the place vsss
or he now lives, Blacksmith shop rSn
complete SET Of Tools, DweIir Hons. !;
comfortable condition, calculated for G, n
ly, together with between three and four srr..
ofvery rich land.--From several Years er,, s'
iencc, ! can with truth declare, the, tbr,.
can be no better stand for blacksmith ,,.s
the ono now offered to let.
Thomas B. Moreland.
Maryland, Broad-Creck,
December 9,-(l5. ,av5
" b. i dont rent the fine st,nd
will give good wages 10 young man, 0, /,
man with fanny. I. B..
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Mount Wahangton for Sale.

Z will sell my FARM III Fairfax county,
1 and give immediate possession. It's less
than three miles from Alexandria, and SIX
from the George own ferry--the distance
from the projected bridge will be less--thc
house stands On all elevated nil, and over
looks the City, Alexandria, the river, with
the shore, and hills of Maryland The house
which | erected, and is neatly finished, con-
sists OF a center house two stores h1gh. and
wings of one, joined to it, by circular CORR
doris, the north wing contains small rooms,
the front Of it, and the corridor adjoining,
intended for green house, this leads to a
drawing room-a dining room separated
from it by the passage and staircase, is next
to the south corridor which contains closets,
and leads to the kitchen--two small rooms IN
this wing with the kitchcn-a pump OF excel
lent water at the door The second story oil
the center house contains s chambers and Il
dressing room, with Ere places-a large clo-
set adloins the dining room--one OF the same
size opens on the stair case, both tilted up
with shelves-a store room ID the garnet: and
cupuIo on the house top, from whence IS seen
a delightful, v4riegated landscape, completes
cottage accommodates laborers and there are
stables, carriage house, and ice house the
arm contains l03 acres, 70 enclosed and cul-
sivatcd, the rest in wood this place boasts
the finest collection of fruit that I have seen,
besides every other sort; the list given to me
was 500 apples, 500 peaches, and 500 cherry
trees I have added several hundred OF the
best kinds.--The garden consists OF % large
squares, the soil enriched and borders filled
with fruit trees, and bushes; it is surrounded
by live cedar hedge, which also extends on
each side oil the house the former proprle-
,or possessed much taste, and collected many
ornamental trees and shrubs, which arc ~
diciously disposed about the grounds. The
soil is suitable for grass and the portion OF
ground devoted to timothy and clover yleld
an abundant crop it produced good wheat
and oats last year, and think with small ex-
pence may be rendered productive. Those
who wish residence, wheAe health Will be
preserved and convenience of intercourse
with Alexandra, George own, and the seat
of government, will End all combined In
Mount Washington. I will shew the Premi-
ses and impart the terms Of sale, upon appll-
cations by letters directed to the Post Ofilce,
Alexandra. ELIZA P. Law.
also FOR SHE,
Farming implements, an OK cart, two bar
shear pIoughs with harness, one shovel do.
one iron toothed harrow, two scythes and era
dies, spades, picks, &c
March Is.
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Wanted 30 Purchale or Hire,
II NEGRO MN, and HIS WIFE.
THE Man must be acquainted with plan
tation work, and the woman accustomed to
the managemenaof dairy. None need APP
ply but such as can come well recommend
ed.
ALSO.
A BOY from IS TO years OF age.
.4lhfily 10 the
PRINTER.
March 10 law2m.
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Fifty Dollars Reyya1d.

ELOPED from, sis service ofthe aubsc15sf
on 7harsday niyht last,
A NEGRO MAN Domed hATH9AT,
"A commonly called luNEYl-He isa.
bout 38 years Of age, feet nigh, likely
well looking fellow, formerly stevcdorc in
Alexandra, lis cloaths not known--Whs.
ever secures him in any Jail in Virginia, OF
the district of Columbia, shall receive a re,
ward CT Thirty DcAars, if out Of TIC state F
Virginia. or the district Of Colombia-IIF.
TY DOLLARS and all reasonable expenses
will be paid II brought home.
William II. IebDs.
Dun2fries. March II.
n. B Masters Of vessels and others are
forewarncd to harboy CT carry hlln on at taei'
peril.
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March IA


APPLICATION having been made to n,s
n the mode prescribed by the 9th article
the fundamental resolutions for the govern.
ment of the Pennsylvania Cooper Nine Com
hany, stating that GENERAL MEETING OF the
Stockholders is requisite for the interest ct
the said company lido therefore, hereby ap.
point Friday the 9Th Of April next, at three
O'Clock in the afternoon, at Gadsby's Rotet II
Alexandra, as tue time and place OF holding
the same, when and where the Stockholo-
ers in the said Company are requested to al
tend.
John Potts, President.
March Is 2aw3t
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w. Ellzey,
sectine err. Of NJ. Harrison, decd.

6c7I7S 81 =. " w 171' .oo7', ue q.
srT Ali persons having claims agalnst the
said estate are requested to bring them tor
ward for settlement, and those indebted tor
fees, or in any other manner, to make anne
di;,te payment to the Executor.
March ID 2aw8tt
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GREAT BARGAIN.

Wv turday the sixteenth of April, the
present month, for ready money, at twelve
o'clock before the coffee house door OF Alex
andria that
Beautiful! and Elegant Estate
Formerly the property OF Mr.. Walter ).
Alexander, we'll known by the name OF
ARLINGTON and now under lease to the
Mr. Wises for term Of years at three hun
.dred and sixty dollars per annum, with other
useful stipulaiions. Reference to the said
lease will fully shew this valuable estate IS
bounded by the river Potomac a considerable
distance. about one mile from the contemplate
ed.briGge over the river to the city OF Wash
/. ington. ansktYo and half miles from Alex
an1ria, the road as laid off from one to the o.
!, therrulis nearly through the centre OF this
estate containing about Jour hundred and twen-
s,ty 1--WE acres !; a good and indlsputabie utie
will be made by the subscriber who IS legally
authorised as may be seen by the title papers
in the hands of Robert |. Taylor, esq. attor-
ney at law, who will give every necessary IN
formation. Under the peculiar situation
which occasions the sale of this valuable and
increasing property men of money Will md 1t
greatly to their advantage to attend the Sale.
at the same time and place will be sold,
Il Tract Of Land
Leased for term of years to William Frazer,
where he now lives, lying on the Georgetown
road, and adjoining the Abingdon estate for
merly a part thereof, containing abou; so acres:
if not sold in Alexandria on the day specified,
they will be exposed to sale on tuesday the
nineteenth day of April in the city OF Wash
ington before Steips Hotel precisely at tive o
clock in the afternoon; any further iniorma-
ton will be given by application to Robert 1.
Taylor, esq. or the subscriber in Alexandria
B. Dade.
April s, colt
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March 10.
Wahangton Tavern.
ALEXANDER GORDON,

ReshecgilRg inferno his FRIENDS and the Pus-
Lie III general,
THAT he has taken the se--lately oceu-
pied by RANDOLPH MOTT, ank known by the
name of the Washington 1apern, and has pro-
sided himself with choice liquors, good BEDS
and is prepared to accommodate customers
in the best manner, and has a careful and at
sentiye hostler, he solicits portion OF puoilc
patronage.
March Is. go
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JAMES BACON,

TAMES BACON,
Ashis GROCERY STORE, o., KinSg-st7:s', "'' u
cdditiou 10 his former stock, ad'sa
A freh Supply Of Genuine Arti''ei'a
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment compete
Re no7y offers fur safe, on his N'an: 10" ''|'a
Mufcovado Sugars, OF va:ioasq4a
!ities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Cunpowder,
Imperial, I Il n .,o,
Hyson, Pa'o'"','rcy ~ 49,
Young Hyson, ca ''F
Hyson-Skln, AID ia!nll' S'''
Souchong
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, ola superior quality
Madcir,,i
Buseiios,
Sherry, VS.
Lisbon, Z
TeAerHe,
Malaga, and
Genuine Old Port
Cognac and Reurdeaux br&nay'
O!d Jamaica Spirit, for family USE Nav
Antigua, St. Crolx, St. V4Hcen's' Sn1 Nv
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country WHISKY,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider vinegar
Stourhton' Bittcrs, .o,sc,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, oaSs'a' P' a,ol,pa
CAYENNE and black pepper, race ana 1%s,1.r
Ginger, basket salt fol- table nse' l,7@ lin, and
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, moHld' nI tI,la,.
snerp,aceti candles, refined saltpe'I: ;,,,s,,u.s
indigo, alum, coppcras, nnadder' PRIEST hes, en-
spinning cotton, patent shot all s'zd dsr ssrars
ylish and country made sHnpo"e'so.'' ,;o9 to
and snoaking tobacco, very 0sS' '
bacco. n Hunters PIPES
London mustard, warranted Of ;;os p'r paper
ouglity, Dixon's best ditto, wrap l;y s.erya
demiiohu's, SC. sc. with geneTa' . have ave 5csr
t;ele IN his line-the whole OF wh ,"oscd of Of
elected with care, and will be 0i>D'
the very lowest terms
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N. HIN CsTor
.FAIPFAX-S7RE7, ~ y ",

r AAlH ON HAND, ~,
1in n1elh 4 sesd e, Of Orchard
Ct Zone S,d L .1;s Irifois, Peruvian tn,
A SUPPLY OF RED q i nWG
~so, general assortment Of C. IN
Flower Seeds, Coriander, Arr;se s c N
Dill fennelI, Millet, Rape, Nav, CCa s
variety OF Bulbos Roots, Flowering I pl
Shrubs, l~mbarly Foplars, Cataloss 's,'s
rasus Plants. with all kinds of Gar, Is' NV
sis best Pruning Knives, the >dwc,; s" " =.
dener, and Kennedy's Treatise on p,cns s' q
Gardening, Flower Pots Of ali sor,s ', ., a az
ney Ornaments, and a handsome asxos s'aa'
OF China, Glass, and Queens Ware W..
kinds of Groceries, sc. &s. VIM a
l zUant 10 Hire Till Jantarv n,,,
& NEGRO MN. that can Come ,,r
commended, to work in a garden. '' .
March 10 dlw&lawtlsM,
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Fifty Dollars Rswa'd.

LOST, on Tuesday morning The 18Th Of .Narch
in or rcdr .AierandY!G,
An old Red Morocco Pocket Book,
containing large sum Of money and sundry
papers, among which were way bill, ia
vern bill, and an account of beef and pork
sold, &c-Wnoever has found said Pocket
Boil and will return it with its contents to
the owner, or leave it with the Printer, shall
be paid the above reward,
llaac Johnfon.
ADril A. eeEt~
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TO RENT,

A convenient two story Dwelling House and
Store, situate on the corner of King and Pitt
streets, lately occupied by Mr.. John Ramsay
Apply to
Eliza Wilton, or
Robert |. Taylor.
January 10. 2aw
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FT SALE.
Spanish lIDE,
White sd Rrown clayed SUGARS IN
bags,
Muscayado SUGARS in hhds. & bis.
Green COFFI L in bags,
Madeira VINE,
London particular market do. III pipes,
half pipes and or. casks.
Catalonia 90. in or. casks
CASTLE SOAP in boxes,
Best Spanish SEC AIRS,
A few tons Of LOCKWOOD.
Nath. Wattles, s Co
Feb 90. lawSm.
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N @ T / c. E.

THE creditors of Mr., Walter S. Alexan-
der who have legal and Just claims against
him prior to the Goth April l8o7, are request
! ed to make them known to the subscriber as
soon as possible, or at any rate before the 10th
instant. He fatters himself there IS but lew
now and them snail, as he has already paid
very many sums to different people In town
TO large amount.
B. Dade.
Anr;ls cost.
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A Lot on. the north flde Of

Cameron street, beginning at the distance OF
so Ieet to the west OF alfred street, extendlng
sse. teet IN irenton Cameron street, In depth
los feet to ten tee5 alley.
Tue aboye property viii be sold under the
authority OF aeed OF trust, from John W..
Iusner and Hannah his wife, to the subscrlo-
err Gated the 9th day of August, lSc7, to secure
TIC payment of sass s cents, with interest
from the 18th april, 1907.
Noblet Herbert, Tru3tse.
April g. cots.
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NOTICE
On SATURDAY the Esd of this month the
subscriber will offer at Pubic Sale at the
Coffee House,
a Lot Of Ground,

On the west size of Alfred street, beginning
at the distance of $50 feet inches to the
north OF Cameron street., extending 20 feet
III front on Alfred street, in depth us feet,
incnes.
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Patent Shot, &c.

September 26.
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Horse Shooting Warranted.
THOMAS WHITE, Jun.
blacksmith and Farrler,

A CCUAINTS his customers and the pub
N lie in general. thathc has opened IA shop
a, the lower end OF Union street. adjoining
Mr. John hunters ship yard, for the purpose
of shosing horses, Ia which line his abilities
needs no. cor,inent--anl begs leave to solicit
a share Of the patronage Of a generous puhhc,
and TO assure them that any work III the line
CT his professions, shall not be surpassed by any
on the continent.
Blacksmith work ofall kinds and description,
executed in neat and worhmanllke manner.
N. B Those who favor him with their GUS
tom will have the advantage Of receiving his
advice and atten,ion in farriery gratis
srp A couple OF smart Lads, from Ia 10
Is years of age, viii be taken as apprentices
ana treated with Kindness, and strlct attention
raid to their morals.
Scntcm5er :. DINA" om
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The Stages South of alexandria.

oNt the FIST Of October next the Mail
J Stape will commence running as lol-
lows between Alexantiiia and Petersburg IN
Virginia: 9
will leave Alexandra every day At {
O'Clock in the evening, and arrive at Duinliles
BIZ $ in the moraing-Leave Dumirles at 0
and arrive at Fredericksburg by | ! Il IN tie
,,,orr;,a-- cave Fredericksburg at - thooiJ
ana arrive at Richmond the next morning oy
s-T cave Richmond at s IL and arrive at
Petersburg by II 10 in The morning
Reln,nine, will leave Petersburg ever
DIV y "a P. II. and arrive at alexandra
in the same time. This stage VIII carry no
more than Q passengers on any account "hat-
ever. and not more than IA b. OF baggage
can he allowed to each passenger.
An Accenan odatiop Stage between Alex
o,,l,ia and Petersburg will also commence
ruoning at the same time, every oliet oa'
throughout the year, without regard 10 0uN-
days, aud viii travel only IN TIC Gay u'iie''-
/ ON this lire ii is The intention OF the owners
70 study the wishes and the convenience %
rassengers Still, however, regard mus oo
ib,a TO tln,c-Going south from AieNandfia
thov viii breakfast ct Occoquan, dine at o,ai-
fayd Co;lrt-H House, and lodge at Freaeficss-
h,,ra--rhe next day will breakfast at the
Rowing Green, dine al the Oaks, and lodge
at Richmond. And on the third DAY VIII
hs,al<fast at the Halfway house ana dine at
| Petersburg. Yr,r W., ho,se
Rcyavnin 3, will dine at the Halt Way mousse
and lodge at Richmond. Early IN the morn ,i.
inc, breakfast at the Oaks, dine at the bowhs
(;Peeo. and lodge at Fredericksburg, NeA'
mornings viii breakfast at Stafford eour. nuase'
dine at Cccoquan, and 'ocge at AleAa''o'ia.
UT tn o,.ners on this line toe, have to re-
as, that passengers will be as moderate as
ao in the quantity Of their baggage, as
poso.S, cove than a small trunk or parcel
Which Viii %. within the body Of the stage
| will be an extra charge.
m The Probr:etors.
August a.