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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-22
BIZ LI.NDLGY MURRAY.

From the thirtcenth English edition, enlarg
ed and improved by the Author.
Price handsomely boand and Uttered, dollar.
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Scheme Of a Lottery,

For the purpose of raising sum OF money to
aid tie funds of the Charitable Marine So
cicfn al -l3akfi1lorc.
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FOR SALE,

hsorad TIE scdr. Befsey,. az Janney's ~ha,3
pipes FRENCH BRANDY
8 bis SUGAR Se
1000 bushels coarse Liverpool SALT
\ 81 bis. TANNERS OIL
trank INDIA COTIONS
% mats DUMB FISH
$ bis. MACKEREI.f
. lS6 bushels BARLEY.
IASpl TO the master on board. CIR
Lawfason e Fosylc.
0ttober Is dot
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.salss at Kendue.
N every Tuesday and Friday.

On every 4 Tuesday and ffiday,
WILL BE SOLD
!, the Vsndus Store, cornero of Prince and
Water streets.
Variety Of Dry Goods, Groceries, sc.
PARTICULARS of which will be expressed in
I, bills Of the aay--All kinds of goods
sbich arc OH limitation and the prices OF
.hch are established, can at any time be
iexsd and purchased: at the lowest limitation
g. prices.
p. G.. Marstcller. v. M.
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ID LSS,
!, s"o convenient two story Frame Houses
s.' %e iower end Of Fairfax street; alasge
- sNa attached to each; pleasantly situated
ss,l private families; possession may be had
'Anssialeiy; apply 10
ec,ahes4 aawtf
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Warrington Bridge Comp any.

Warrington Bridge Company
!. The Stockholders Of the Washington
|aalsge Company, are hereby nesihed that
! third ins,alment Of Ten D0slars Oh each
'sre is called for BY the directors, and
|Seabe paid on OF. before the first day Of
.''sembcr next. agrceabl to the act OF Con
|ssss emitted :. An act authorising shs &
, s:s ola Bridge over the river Potomac
'sla the district OF Columbia"
Ey order CT the Directors,
DANIEL Carroll, of bud.
President.
October ISIS. dtilN
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-22

The subscriber informs the public, that hs
manufactures and has tor sale, at his nlanNs
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets
STILLS of al sizes, commonly used t2r
distiling grain or fruit.
A general assortment of TIN w AXE,
SHEET. IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORK ea-
tier for SHIFTS or buildings, done in the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all its branches is carried on nnder the d.
rection OF Mr. HILLI,f1f FLE7GHERs
who has had many years experience, and asa
workman is exceeded by few.--As the Brass
founder business is partnership, application
must be made 10 William Fletcher, who Wall
undertake 70 make CRATES handsomely
ornamcnted with Brass, agreeable &c any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work IN the
very best and aeatest nnanner and on the faoss
reasonable terms.
The highest price given Cor Old c9fstsr,
Brass, Pewter, Lead aud iron.
George M<Muila.
October IS.
The SubfcrIber has on hand
THE FOLLOWING Goopss
.Su;teble fartheat9raac'aasgse0san,
That will be sold oB reasonable terms
4 bales blue KERsEYs.
Q do beaver COATING.
] do. narrow CLOTHS.
Z do. blue do. s
= DO. bieachea Scotch D1sVLASSp
.9LSO, on HAND,
Madeira WINE In Or. casks.
COCOA En bags.
50 hhds, Srjirapa sfOLASSES.
QUEENS WARE in esasSsss assorted.
SHOT III casks.
iasaes Patton.
OeteBer g. d.
FOR SALE,
Or Leafe Or Rent forever.
TIE LOT, corner of Pit ana Prince stresss
Also, the LOT on Y pitf-stleet, by zen fsas
ally, With staaleand essaiass theferIs-
B For paseic sla9ss seags.slresoS
j pszstIP SYANIDW.
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[kar;taStc Marine Society Lottery
ROBERT GRAY,

BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER, KING. STREET,
HAVING made purchase OF number
II Of .'IcKxTs in the above Lottery, OF
iss them for sale, inwholc, hall, or quarters
|sadl furtker notice, a, the following rate.
Whole Tickets, SIS g
Half 10. 8 90
Quarter do. ! SO
The price viii be regulated as the drawing
fuceeds BY the state OF the wheel, intorsna-
bon Of which will be given at any time, BY
IMPLYING as above.
Warranted undrawn tickets VII, be ex-
banged for prizes, or the highest Price IN
Ish given Tor prizes as soon as drawn. Al
ekea soid By r. -GRAY, will be examined.
Me,era Information respecting the Lottery
EIsn without charge.
AUGUST 81.
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P. G.. Marstcl.er, v. NJ.
Cotton and Stewart

Cotton and stewart
Hove iust eubfslted t.sei''
ALMANAC for 1909.
Containing grcatteai of useful and enter
tp;p- mst.er. For sic bv the. thousand,
,yss, or single one
Ysfv ssfaa fu5hah, gyfth al Possible sjseed,
4 new Noye,, by Mrs. fiunkett, llate
ass Gunhingi entitled
Tie Egsle Of Eraa.
October s..
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JUST PUBLISHED,
.5fnd for Sale Gt
ROBERT GRAY's BOOKSTORE,

EU4SEKI UKsNIS btJCh-SI ONEi
KING -sTAEEr, ALExANDRIA,
The Reviled Code, Volume IL.
Containing collection of all such Laws OF
|as GeaeraI Assembly Of Virginia, of pub
lie aud permanent nature, as have passed since
|Hs session, 1851.
Price, neatly 9oasnd and lettered, SIS.
|sDELINE MOWBRAY.--Or the Moshe,
ard Daughter: a Tale, in 2 vols. by Mrs
0aE-- Price 81 rs, IN boards. :.
in Ave lectures upon the
in ana Practice Of Cutting Friensss, Ac-
eaaintances ana Relations. Priee,ia boards
| 80 crnss.
October / ! ----
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fr The Members ofthe Monroe Com
mitIees, and the friends to colonel Monfoe.s
election thoughout the state, are called upon
TO officiate in their respective counties in
zuritiug and distributing anumber OF tickets,
equal to the votes in each county. No al
teration IN the ticket zuiA again take piece u'a-
del, anu circumstances zvsatever.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06
TO THE DIscATANs.

Brace Biscayans e Comradea !--Yonr
wish is already fulfilled the mine. which
lay deep in your bosom. and ours, is sprung.
The time has arrived when we are all cali
ed upon to make Il noble sacrifice for our. no
~ fehSlon, our good laws and customs and
what object is mos: worthy of such sacri-
nee than their preservation. Since last night
the whole OF this town is in arms, to avenee
the provocation an insults we have rcceiy-
ed from the French. Nothing was CAPABLE
TO check the ardor of our people, especially
since they knew that YOU entertained the
same sentiments with them.--Yes, their ~
dour, their icrvent courage, must be regulat
ed by order, intelligence and prudence that
IL may produce the result at which we all
aspire. Above all things, it is absolutely ne
cessary that we should act in concert. and
meet for that purpose, by proper deputation.
a Council has already been formed in this
place, furnished will all necessary powers
and composed Of us the undersigned II. IN
imitation OF the meetings which took plare
IN INSECURITY in '95, t4le deputies of the dir
ferent districts meet without the least delov
the means Of our common defence will soon
be organized We will mutually ipstruct
and assist each other, according to the means
and local circumstances of each district
Let us tor this purpose exact returns intne-
uidIcil Oc Haue OF al, VINO can take M n rms
from the age of seventeen to forty-five. and
somewhat more, where bodily strength and
viSor permit: let also instantly return be
made OF all arms, fit for service, which are
found in tie different districts. Let ms i'm
medtately he trained to arms bv military
men, retired from service, who are scatter
ed over our provinces. and let as at least de-
vote two hours It day to military exercise.
The general principles, which move us to
think and act as we do, you will with plea
sure find clucidated in another paper. which
for that purpose shall be circnlated among
you. God preserve YOU many years
Santandero, May 9th, 1908.
Il. Tho. Bp. Of Santandero; y A. Gutierrez
de Cells; d. Jose de MIRANDA j.. Fran
cisco dc a Tore Count de Campo-( iiro;
ID jean dc Trueba ID. Gcranimo dc Ar
gos; ID. Jose Maria &c la Tore d. Jose
dc Quijano; ID. Iac. Antonio dc I.osada !;
ID. Vincente lie Canine; ID. ] M Fcrpan4
DEE Nelarde 4; -. Joaquin Perez de Cosio !:
De. Francisco dc la Pedraia ID. J. Nepo-
muceno Munoz.
BY command Of the iIlustr;ous council.
D. LUIS DEL CAMPO, Sec'ry.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06
MEW ADYGR,u1sEMEWTS.

a DVERTISEMENT.-W James p
n Risque, OF Botetoprt county, LAWYER did
undertake to prosecute. sunday suits cnd iTtiict
menis for Joseph Lyel, Robert I.ycil, Jonathan
Lyell, and Joseph Lysll, jun. against John Redd
Jesse Maupin, JosePa Alexander, Joseph Bold
ing and James Dyer, for u breach of the law, for
which the said Joseph Lyell and Robert Lyel
agreed to give the said Risque one hundred and
fifteen dollars, paid twelve down the 18th day of
April 1877, to pay fifty the 18th day of the ne xt
term, September, when the indictment was TO
be tried. but never appeared. Fleming Saun-
ders having got bond in his posse s5op for u
bout sixty dollars, (as tits reported) and demsnd-
ed pay, or said he would bring suiJ immediately,
we paid fifty dollars more, whicl, made .ty-two,
LEAKING balSpce of ifty-tlrce upon, the note IN
paid. AsRisduc hes deceived us. and Fleming
saunders he's got strong party in favour of John
hts.S,, !, i sr'I'led, that our government, or the
blessings OF Liberty, cannot be preserved but by
n trin adherence to justice, mnclcration- and vir
tue. 0 Virtue, where art tliou flown Once our
fayorip, when struggling for the dearest Of all
rights, life, liberty ans! property, that might
sit under our vine and iguees, none to make us
afraid but what haze we not received They
came to clubhouse and beat us, and broke open
doors, and took possession, contrary 70 law, or e
very principle OF justice and we are constran-
ed TO petition che honorable general court to
move the said suits to some ether district court,
and the parties concerned may take NOTICE.
That Petition VIII be presented the first day ot
November term and this is farther to fore war;,
ailpersons from taking assignment Of our bond
from Fleming Saunders, or any body else, we
are determined not to paw it We shall be oble-
ed 70 any person., that if james 3. Rsque has le,
any papers OF ours, they will send them to- US
JOSEPH LYELL,
ROBERT LYELL.
Henry county. Sept. 3. T2iT1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06
MANIFESTO.
PRINeE oR ARRAcoNs


Providence has preserved in ArraCon an
immense quantity Of muskets. ammunition,
and artillery, which have not treacherousy
been sc!d, ~ delivered 10 tiIc enemies OF our
rep0se. Your patriotism, your loyalty, and
your attachment to the good customs which
you have inherited from our ancestors, Undue
ed You to shake off the dsgracefu woke.
which was prepared tor us BY sedtiOn and
by the false promises OF the French govern
nent, which regulating F---'s conduct by
the most abominablc Machavclism, merely
endcayorcd to deceive us and all Spain, in
order TO cover with shame and disgrace, the
most generous nation upon earth.
You have placed implicit confidence in me
and this honor which you have bestowed on
me undeservedly, obHge me to tear the veil
Of the most detcstabie iniquity and Injustice.
My life, which can only be of any value 10
ne, as far rs j. can promote vcui happines IS
and the prosperity Of my beloved country, is
the smallest sacrifice | can make in return,
for the many proofs OF confidence and love
You have honored me with. Do rot doubt il
Arragouians my mind is not able to har-
Dor crimes. nor TO associate with those who
cherish ard protect them. Some Of the De-
pOsitaries Of the confidence of the Spanish
nation, they who hold the supreme power i'm
their hands, are the first to work your ruin
~ every means malice can suggest, and to
form tTaitcrous connections with the enc
mics OF our country. Thirst of gold, and the
mistaken idea which they have perhaps con
ceivcd, to de- file our destinies By their miami
tous proceedings. make them view with in
difference the destruction of their country
although | nave strong grounds TO Believe
II, vet shall forbear to mention names, lest
should render griefstill more poignant. At
this time, being acquainted with your deter
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06

ID Ev. JOHN c. BROCkENBnoUGH nc.
IA quaiu- his Friends and tIe p,,blic on the
street leading to tie Ferryner !. VESTS Cnacl..
Maker, that he shall open q sc HOOL, herein
raturs, viz. Oithograpliy, History, Arithmetic,
Geography, and EHgiish Grammar Ills, the
Dead Languages. Hours Of Attendance viii COM
mercc at and contiH,c tdii2: In The evening,
commence, at 3 and discontinue * 3 Tc-rns,
s 9 per quartcr. nor the Ensl.5l, and !, Gtl. La
tn. 1henunber Of pupils isnct to exceed ~.
proficiency OF the scnoia's c1nult:ei % his
ca rre.
AegIs. &c $50
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u RoKERAGE AMP COMMISSIONS BusI-
A|NESS--The subscriber respectfully offers
his services TO his friends and the public, in the a
Sove line ofbt siness and solicits their patronage
C.. GREENROW
Dcc.l5. Ioawttj
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Richmond, August 80, 1903. T1awSwj
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FROM d LA7E LoxDoS phgfs.
PRIVATE LETTER.

DhYoNNE, Nav 9.
This town has been with an astonisbnen+
from which It has not vet recovered, the con.
clusion oil business which in the 6rs, IN
stance presented SO favorable an appearance,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06

nj OTICE.-By virtue OF deed Of trust made
\ to the Subscribers by Samuel Shelton and
John Staples, for the purposes therein expressed,
and recorded III the comfy court Of Alb&m9l'ie,
will be sold for ready money, TO the highest bid
der, at Mr.. Snecd's tavern, in the town of War
rem, Albemare COUNTY, the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER next, the following PROPERTY, viz.
twelve Negro SLAVES, Bob WA, Nelson, Ste
phen, Phillis, Silvia, Luce, Diner, Nan aud her
child, Charlotte and her child, and The increase
of said female slaves One Tract Of LAND "
ing in the county Of Albemaric, containing six
hundred and fifty acres, more or less, adj joining
the lands cf VIM. Hughes, " isOn {. Nicholas,
estate Of Owen Lewis and Thomas Coolshy -
Also, one other Tract Of LIND lying in said
county (Albemarle) containing f*c hundred ard
thirty-nine acres, or less adjoining the lands
of Wiison G. Nicholas, estate Of I)Iim Lewis,
estate Of Jacob Morris, Capt. John Harris. < D..
Ro,'e,t Morrison, and one other Tract Of LAFD
lying in Buckingham county, containing one hun
dred and three acres, more or less, adjoining the
lands Of james Station, Thomas Carter, James
Station, j,Iir. and John Couch or so much Of tic
said property as VIII be sufficient to raise tic sum
OF money wichis declared by Che SAID deed Of
trust, to be due on the frat day of this present
month (AugIst), which Is about eighteen WIN
drcd pOrnds Bcng interested only as trustccs,
we will convey Ia the purchaser or purchasers of
the above narnei property, such tide oHiy is
vested in us astrustces
RICHARD ANDERSOE,2 ,r
SAM. EYER, 1|"''ceS'
August 10. 17t1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06

u virtue OF deed OF trust bearing date goth
I'D day of February, 1903, executed TO the sub
scrbcr by John d Hendricil and recorded in the
county court of Hanover, made 20 secure the
payment of debt due William Hendricle. there
IN expressed, will he sold tor cash, on the pre-.
misses, on Saturday 10th Of September next, one
hundred and ten acres Of LAND, more or less,
whereon the said John ID Iendrick now resides,
In Hanover county and OF the same day and ut
the same place, will also be sold by virtue Of the
same trust deed, all the Personal Estate belonging
to the sad John ID. Hcndrick. too tedious TO men
ton JOHN STARKE, Trustee.
August so. G1aw2wg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06
Seville, 29th May, 1908.

THE PROVINCE OF. vALLADoLID TO ALL
THE PROVINCES OF SPAIN.
Voole CasHHanS-The common foe Of
s'ahkihd was the traitor who tore from our
Bosom our amiabie Ferdinand VII. and the
whole Royal Family. He carries his auda-
city the length of holding out to us offers of
happiness & peace, white he is laying waste
our country, pulling down our churches. and
sianSnteriDg our brethren. His pride, chez
rished by a set of villains who are constant
~ anxious to offer incense on his shrine and
tolerated by numbcrless victims, who in,,
IN his chairs, have Caused i'm TO conceive
the idntastical idea of pr0claimihr himself
LORD and Fuller of the whole world. There
is no attrocity which he does not commit to
attain that end. The respectable name Of
tnc great Emperor ct Russia the political
dlsslme alton of the German Emperor: the
imorons condescension of the FIoly Father of
the Church the opinion of true Frencbmen
exposed more than others to the severity Of
their IRON sceptre; III short the most sacred
Jaws 81 : mainly have been trampled under.
ioot with the utmost contempt, to pronounce
the detestable sentence of the c5;;rbat;nn or
the House of Bourbon. Shall all these out.
RACES, all these niquities, remain unDunish-
ed while Spanards, and Castilian Spapi
ards, yet exist! No, it cannot be. your
minds glowing with generous ardour for your.
rehgion and your country. have resolved TO
renew the heroic scenes in which Castilian
valour shone with immortal lustre. saved
the country, and consolidated our religion.
he stratagems which hitherto secured VIC
tories TO the Tyrant, vanished the moment
When Europe saw with her own ewes the
artful suares and devices by which he seduc.
ed the unweary, until he had bent their
neck under his yoke. Let us shed the last
drop to resist that dominion. Let Us All re-
come gallant soldiers, full of discipline and
snbordiaation. Letus breathe but obedience
and respect for the great man by whom we
are governed, one of the best generals or
spain his eEcelency Don Gregorio de Ia.
Cuerta, To arms, Castilians, to arms les
y. oie TOR Or Country, our Religion, aud our
King.
The following story, is very pretty as a
noVel, and leaving out the ornamental aefqil
which IS rather too hortfcu1ar and too g7qr-
pclous, is amusing enough as work cffan.
cy."..<urora.
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Richmond, August IS. ep1msc1aw1m)

~ "A LII persons who are indebted to the
~ "a subscriber by bond note, or open ac-
count are earnestly requested forthwith TO pay
their respective balances to Mr., Sani. Nc Craw
of this city, who is .ssessed of the evidences of
the debts, and who is fully authorised TO receive
payment and to grant dscltrges-Those who
fail to make payment within convenient time, will
be sued ind'scrminately to the ensuing courts of
Henrico and Hastings.
VIM. BREEDEN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06

VALUABLE MEDICINE FOR SALE by
MosEs DAVIS, at his store, short distance
above the courthouse in Richmond.
Moses Davis begs leave to inform his friends
Il the Public generally, that he has purchased at
advanced price from the Patentee, IL, LozA-
RUSS PATENT ANTIpILIoUs STOMACH Cor
DIAL, justly estimated as one OF the most valua-
BILE medicines in the whole materiae incdica.
The heretofore great and rapid Sale, with the
increasing demand for this Invaluable cordial ;
the high esteem it is in through every part of Viz
ginia, and some other ftlie United States to-
gether with its singular and uncommon virtues
in restoring weak and decayed constitutions,
with those complaints SO very common IN the
Spring ard Fall, such Aut,,mnal and bilious
fevers, dysentarics, &c. proclaim LOUDLY its IN
trinsic worth, to admit even of doubt.
L DC sold AT the reduced price Of enc f1i-
lar per. bottle, & lengthy dissertation IN it pc
culiar properties furnished grats.-- And when
taken, to be well shaken.
Richmond, August 2S. (ep1mSslaw1m1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06
CT PUBLISHED NY THOMAS RITcHIE, or
PosirE THE Posr-orFIcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADyANcE.


MR.. LIE TELLER, DENTYST,-In the
Iva house adjoining Mr. Edmund Randoiph's
near the Capitol, is now practising In the various
branches of his profession, 1. e. cleansing and
restoring the teet. to- their natural elegance, BY
removing that corrosive substance called tartar,
which adheres to them in the form OF a black or
yellow crust, which is the cause of nsaay teetl.
decaying, an offensive breath, and the corroder
of the gums and sockets. He sets artificial ones
so as to stand firm. being useful as we'll as or1,a-
be preserved, and extracts such as are too far
gone to be saved, in which operation he makes
use OF BRuFF's PATENT ExrBherJss ISsrRy-
Mzs.Fs, which takes the teeth et;t without .hy
possibility of fracttring the jaw or brusing the
gums, and with much less pain than the instrti-
ments that are in general use fer which. otera-
ton his price is one dollar, when done at his owI,
house.
He deems il unnecessary 10 say any thing con-
corning the advantage derived from the manner
of his performance or his abilities, leaving 1t for
his former operations to speak.
He has DENrIFRIcE prepared by himself Of
superior quality for the preservation ofthe gums
and teeth, void Of corrosive substance
Mr.. LIE TELLER wishes the public to have
notice that as he has now made Richmond his
permanent residence, all his prices are considera.
bly, lower than when he was only q visitor of the
place.
A line or servant directed to the aforesaid
place will be attended to.
CT He keeps constant supply Of Teeth Ex-
tracing Instruments, key kind, and best quality,
for sale
Nav s. I1aw6m