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and should not have waited until such re-
ports had produced their effect. IS It TO
shew that his diplomatic conduct was wise,
and that OF the administration unwise No,
this cannot be the object when il is recol.
lected that he came forth in February last
with an elaborate letter for this purpose.
The minds of the people were not convin.
ced by him, nor were their hearts estran-
ged from him. They imputed his conduct
to the most fair and honorable motives. But
then again, this apparent rupture served as
weapon for the minority, which they have
employed with great perseverance, if not
effect. The people were astonished TO find
them using the influence of Col. Monroe,
AID they were more astonished when he was
invited to make some explanations upon this
subject, that he should remain still and ST.
lent. If he were anxious to destroy injuri-
Gus reports. to prevent injurious impressi-
ons about his character why has he not come
| forward before this, upon subject perhaps,
OF superior Importance. We say herhahs
more tMffortdnt, because we have not seen
the whole OF this corr -spondence, and what
| we hive seen is 50 broken and deranged By
| dSte7rsSS, that our view is necessarily inter
cepted and confined. If Col. Monroe had
come forward and satisfied the people that
he did not approve Of the course of the mi
nority, and that they were improperly using
MS influence, his p pularity would have
joeen und.mlnished and his character un
! suspe cted. But he has suffered these re-
ports 20 circulate, and these impressions to
hasten themselves on the mind, md what
VIII render them almost indelille viii be
this correspondence.
AS we have already explained that it can
not be for any OH CT hitherto sugge sted, we
snail wait with plintul Impotence 10 see
| whether 1t IS intend. d 70 have any influence
upon the ensuing election. We will not as
yet hazard a'y aiscription of this design di-
rectW 10 Col Monroe, but we anticipate
with Confidence, that his electioneerng
! friends will give 1t this direction. And
then it viii be [ me to enquire into the truth
of the Latin maxim, Qui facif Ter alum,
fdcit her SC. Ii this should turn out to be
the fact, we can but forewarn the sincere
friends Col. Monroe. that they will cruel.
fy him without the hope of resurrection.
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A copy.

In Judge Tyler's opinion, in the case of
IVhitfock and SqehfGrd, published in the
Argus OF tbe 7th inst. the following errors
occurred, which our readers are requested
to correct, VIZ:
I'd pa. Sd col. 18th line of the 9Th para
graph, instead of " writ of right" read mat
terS Of right.
Same pa. 4th c"l, Is. paragrah, instead
OF Z" the act W done in open court" &c.
read in vacation, sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-01

SIOLEN last night, out of nv stable m
- the upper part of this city, CIEsNLr
2OhHnL MAKE, about z years old. 4
eet or ~ inches high, trots and plcss
Sow wheh pacing appears to be iape' with
hanging name and switch tail, lately sr,,d
before, no brand: she was in very q.,d or.
der, hut rather dull. There was also taken
out OF the stable a Sae'da aud bride. the
saddle about half worn, with short skirts
and plated stirruDs; the bride plated hi.
with leather curb. ] will give the ab..ye
reward upon conviction of the thief or FIVE
dollars to any person who will give: me such
information that & t her again, w,th ALI
reasonable charges brought home
WILLIAM PRICE.
Richmond, Oct. 80 1903 sw
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I'M COUNCIL. October %. 1sos

IN COUNCIL, October 90, 1903.
The Governor lad before the Beard, a
letter from Robert Brough, Esquire, one of
tn Comm sSioHers appoin'ed to superin.end
the lecs on fe!ecto;s o Pres dent and Vice
President Of he United States, stating TIN {
it had been suggested TO him that the e..
lactoral t'cke,s must be in writing. and
that ldwili DC coatended OF the day OF cleo
ton, that none but written tickets be re-
ceved; and requesting the opinion If the
Executive III the case: Whereupon 1t is
advised, as the opinion Of this = ard, thai
the NAMES Of the persons voted for AZ Elec
tors may be esther written or printed uu
that the nanes OF the persons voting, ought
to DC IN writing on the b ok of the tick rs
IL is further advised, that the foregoing
opinion b. published IN the newspapers
printed in the city of Richmond.
Elk ract from the minutes
Attest, DAM. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk IF the Couacil.
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Notice.
FOR LE.aSE OR sale,
A House with 6 rnnmc

A House with 6 rooms.
Well finished wits he necessary cfic e.. aud
new garden paied in situated abuu, 7 rile, fro-,
Manchester, on 'he tu-nnike road, and a good
stand thr tavern Win he tenemenr nav he
mad 100 acres of land ado ming nearly the whole
OF which is in timber Shou d person of good
cha &C ''r, wei qualified for ruhican apply. I
encouragement TO such an one woud =, !, -
cheap "a womb sell the same. TIE ,errs vii
Be made known, in eithe~ cas-, on application "a
the subscribe. nea' the same
William Sowcll.
20-h, 1898. If
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New Law Books.

Tae 9Th vol. of East's Reports, and the 5th
vol. OF Espinasse's Reports are just reeeiv.
ed and for sale by S. Peasants
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TAKEN j.,

ON TIE RI-ER Fosydc,
A Boat, a6 feet from Gem to
.tern. strong and well built, has . flat bot
tom. Tho owner may have her again by
proving property and paying charges
$ John Brownell.
September 81 o
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G. w. CARLIN.

Returns his most grateful thanks to the in
habitants of this town and Its vicinity, for their
sormer fvors, and earnestly solicits q oonti-
nuance OF the same. He likewise takes this
opportunity of informing them, that he In
tends to commence his NIGHT SCHOOL
on the 18th of this instant, Those who wish
10 be Instructed in either of the branches he
has heretofore taught will please to make
early application, Is the number of pupils viii
be limited.
September Il d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-06
PuJ!,c Sale Of Lots.

The subscriber will, on Tuesday the an
day Of October next, expose to sale, on the
,nremises. near the new turnpike gate, at :
o.clock, several LOTS, being part oil i,eGF-
s,,,,s Ty3et. The land is fertile, and tull OF
vsune thriving imber-there is spring on
eacb 'o,. with handsome * convenient scites
Cor bu;,d;nr: ttey contain from to IA acres,
aecor1l;no 80 a survey lately made. The lots
viii be sold ON credit of 60 and 90 days. the
purchases giving bond with approved seeufi-
r. for the punctual payment at the stated Pc
RODS. The title and plats will be shewn on
the day of sale by
Charles Little, Ex'r.
Of. Vest, decd.
Sentember IS. us
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he Stages South Of Alesand' IA

Inc Stages o01lt " ~e''''
IN the first Of October next the Mail
~ Stage will commence running as ioi-
lows between Alexandria and Petersburg Ia
Virginia:
will leave Alexandria every day at c
o'clock in the evening, and arrlTe at lJulhiiies
by 5 in the moraing-Leave Eumif1es at Q
an,) arrive al Fredericksburg by = II IN the
moruiap-Leaye Fredericksburg at y lhoohi
and arrive at Richmond the aeSt morning oy
6lLeaye Richmond at - and arrive at.
Petersburg by Ii IL in the morning.
Returning, will leave Petersburg every
day at ID ID P. NJ. and arrive at Alexandria
in the same time. This stage VIII carry no
more than passengers on any account what
ever. and not more than IA b. OF baggage
can be allowed to each passenger.
An Accsmm odation Stage between Alex
anaria and Petersburg will also commence
rnonipp 1T the same time, every other day
throughout the year, without regard to Sum
Avs and will travel only In the day time
On thi. line il is the intention of the owners
70 study the wishes and the convenience OF
messengers. Still, however, regard must De
had to time-Going south from alexanufia
hey sill breakfast ut Occcquan, dif'A at otai-
fnrd- Court. House, and lodge at tredericks-
1,,,ra--The next day will breakfast at the
poWlins Green, dine at the Oaks, aad lodge s
a. Richmond. And on the third day VIII
bveass fast at the Half Way house and dine at
Petersburg. ,exu
Returning, will dine at the li-Way house
and lodge at Richmond. Early IN the morn
ing, breakfast at the Oaks, dlne at INC ho~rns
Green, and lodge at Fredericksburg. Mex.
rnorninr. will breakfast at Stafford court house,
dine 1t occoquan, and lodge at Alexandra.
The owners on this line too, have TO re-
quest that passengers will be as moderate as
possible in the quantit, eef their baggage as
any thing more than small trunk OF pafec'
which will go within the body OF the stage
will be an extra charge.
j The Projectors.
August 24
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WANTED,
4 F1W L1B0RERS.
Andrev Bartn.

RgsG y Nereby gwen,
THAT Certificate for Share IN the Li,-
tie River 'Sulf,pSae Compsnr, subscribed by
JosetA W. fa,,1sos, and transferred by hini
to me, Aumbcr a-s, as been lost o. mis-
laid, and lhat l eIsaIi @pply to the Directors o.
the said Company for $ rsaesal OF said Geru-
6cate. ON the Esd day Of Hovember next.
Rishsyd Aarriion.
contemher "a law7t
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P. G. Aiars,eller. V. NJ.
z ne Subicr1bcr
rrIf,EEfs TIE PURLU,

Irs0KsiS TIE PURLiC,
!, 5. -.-z.jEcszrss ard kas for saae. a. as
80 ). az esrsser CT faiy7ar cEa Prs':ce-
STILLs cf different fizes-
porpFg and BRASS KETTLES OF "a.
:. a geaesas assortment Of TIN y NE
'.isss,isc executes al lines Q. BLASf-.
k,gilir,a E,GRK.
rsr Salc CT Rtslf,
s ,vo Sow Brick House. II he lower END
|.y'5fse-.lrsc., in COED situation iot bosl-
49,; .-sl,ruizied 10 accommodate ianiiy.-
70 LEASE,
az. GROUND RENT FoR EVER,
.s.s-,wo lee Of Ground, al the upPer-end
sr.s.rcct---Ss feet on Royal-stsees, be-
- Pfnce ana Dake-streets.
Tss highest price given for old copper,
k,.ss Lead and Penter--and ali Kinds O
.,rer and Grass work repaired.
George M'Munn.
Au~nst a5. m
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A Lot of Ground, on which
ALot of Ground, on the wei

side of Pitt-street, beginning l54 feet to the
southwartl of Prince street, being 2 feet 6
inches front, and lbs feet inches deep, ad-
Joining gronnd of Mr.. Chaplin.
Tie above property viii be sold under
deed OF trus, 10 secure the payment OF debt
due to the Bank of aleNandrla, on credit OF
&. ls and Is moaths, with interest, which IS
to be included In satisfactory notes hegotlaoie
!, the said Bank anG ii sill be oPuonai WITH
the purchaser either to receive conveyance
in fee simple Immediately af-er the sale and
piye deed of tsast Oh the property to secure
The sayment OF the notes, or TO have his Ute
ON the last PAYNE ut being made
James Keith, =. ,,,..
George w. Cralk,J
SepJember IS. u's
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Public Sale.
on FRID.fv ! ar inst. o'cl2ck,
viii be offered for Sale. the following 4alua>
bic PROPERLY:

4 IEarehol4sc and Lot,
NOW in the ocoupaioa q W.n. \. Mills,
situated at the cu,l.c~ vi Kis..; ard PauiSk
streets, fronting oi, hl:,g " as,y SIX a'f't Pa
trick street one 0uudFed feet, - zen 'eet al.
lv. disc, Il $751; Ft.sjiED HOUSE,
or the ally, occupied by Mrs. D&eey also,
u TWO STORY FRAMED HOUS&. ad-
Joining The saia warehouse OH King street, oo-
cupied by Taen..> E>icMar,.s. TIE whole pro-
perry is saNjec, 10 q ground renoer eiSh!y-se--
ven cellars and fifty cents, and sold subject TO
the right OF dover, Terms OF sale, 5,
months. for approved Lotes, with deed OF
trust On the PROMISES TO secure the payment.
John Korne. Eab,.
Ocfoher Z CTS
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Scheme &C a Lottery,

yor,se Dnrpose of raising sum OF money to
i'd the funds Of TIC CtGrita5ts aAiT1''e o.
r,.y ~ BcIfimo-e,
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Patent Shot, &c.

4 JINIIC
ans Patent Shot, assorted, b tono.
nogshcads brown Sugars.
8, lbs green Coffee.
imperial Tea, Of very superior fuall-
~, in quarter chests, boxes and can
nisters.
20 barrels cheice Whiskey.
J.maioa Spirits, flor fanny usel-"ar-
ranted seven years OLD.
DO boxes Muscatel Ralsins: ~. -,
With a general assortment of Wines La
uors, and Groceries as usual
reR SALE BY ;,
Ioieph Vaudeville,
Corner of King ana taiitaS S'fee'f'
juno IS.
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ss,es at Kendac.

.rery Tuesday and Friday,
IrELL BE SOLD
vsadue Store, corner OF Prince and
Nv Water streets
v.,;,., Of Dry Gceds, Groceries, &c.
"a :,,l.rs of which viii be expressed In
~ e the day--all kinds of goods
e s' :. on limitation and the prices OF
hS' Ire established, can AT any tine be
isa -. purchased al the lowest limitation
D G.. hiarsteller. V. NJ.
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Alexandria Races.

On THURSDAY, the 2oth instant, viii
be run for, over The &iexandria Race Ground,
Purse Of ONE HUNDRED DoLL.fRS,
free for any horse, mare or sclding. agrcea-
bic to the rules of tbs Alexandria Jockey Club
two mile heats.
On ERID ", alst, s Purse OF FIFTY
DOLLdRS. Tree IS above except the VIM
ming horse on the first d3y--one mile heats.
And on SATURDAY, ed, will be run
Tor, an eicgaas SGGdie, Bride, HAih e Sfurs,
free for saddle horses osly--one mile heats.
Gee. Talbot, Manager.
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SsS prizes-arnouEtiaaS 70 Dolls. $4,000
W. fianks.-olm raised $4,000
including expenee,
iicn tue s5orc Scheme, it appears that
tse are less than two blanks to prize, ant
imthc prizes are TO be paid 49itdoHt dcc'f--
/ lr
Tie drawing viii positively commence On
nc 18th OF next month, and viii be compiet-
g IN ten weeks. TICKETS at S5 SO cents,
CT sac al r. G2AY's Book STORE, where
ss drawing CT al tickets sold by him NlH DC
tSais;reG free OF cxpence. Prizes in the last
New York Lottery taken in payment Tor tick
SSh tins.
Orders for tickets from the country, enclos-
is The cash tpost-paidl will be punctuaiiy
a'eadsd to, aIsd early information gwen OF
der isie.
nar;tabls Marine Society Lottery.
he drawis.e begins this-day-First drawn
tlSnk emitted to 7soo Hundred D0iiGrs.
ROBERT GRAY,
soossELLER AND sTATroNER, KING-sTREli'
uAVING made purchase of number
IL ofTlcKETs in the above Lottery, Oh
iefs them for sale, in whole, hall, or quarters
nAll further notice, at the following rate.
Whole Tickets, % .
Half do. 90
Quarter Go. 90
The price will be regulated as the drawing
weeds by the state of the wheel, lniorina,
u0a Of which will be given at any ane' "
applying as above.
Warranted undrawn tickets viii De e.'
changed for prizes, or the highest price !,
essh given for prizes as soon as drawn. n,
ackess sold by K. GRAY, will be eSalhniea
add syera information respecting the Lottery
gwen without charge
August %.
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Ka!gabtc Property fer Sale.

On SATURDAY, the 18th dav of Octo-
her next, ct eleven O'Clock, win be sold, on
the premises, and Immediate possession
given
A Lot of Ground, on which
is erected a good substantial two story frame
house, beginning on the north side OF Prince
street, 20S feet and IA inches to The vest
ward OF Union-street, and fronting on Prince
street Il feet IA inches, and Is IS feet
I-2 inches in depth, subject to ground rent
of is pounds, Virginia currency, year.
s... i.aa.eaiafely ufie-saarlS, also Oh the tre-
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kOr Sale or Rent,

Fol NIIL VI 4NtIt,
ElHE FARM on HIGH the late Obadiah
+ Clifford Esquire, resided, near Goose.
Greek, Loudon. :,
Any peg N inclined to view it, will pleasS
p apply TO Mr. COOPER, en- the premises, or
J. Swift.
Drtaher s. oe
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A. At the folicltatinn Of a
number Of our country ir,ends.
we shall commence, on the 9Th
Of this month. the publlcatloe
Of a.paper for the country, three
times a week, which will contaln
all the matter and advertise
ments publishedin the daily pa
per. The price will be FIVE
DOLLARS FER a'snuan. *
Such Of our prelent patrons
as relde on the route where the
mail goes but once week, Will
be furnithed with the country
paper in lieu Of the daily one.
unless ordered otherwiie.
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diately the royal property and what she can
acquire by patriotic donations of corporations.
communities, prelates and individuals. Com
merce will again flourish with freedom of ma
vlgation, and with the fayors and privileges
which this Supreme Council will dispense, of
which our compatriots may be certain. Let
us be all Spaniards. Let us then be truly u
nltsd In defence Of Religion, the King and
our Country,
Royal Palace of Alcazar, of Seville, nth of
June 1908.
FRANCISCO De sAAvEDRA,
President.
The Archbishop of Laodices, Co-administra-
tor of this diocese.
Fabian de Miranda y Sierra, Francisco
Glen Fuegos, Vicente Hore, Francisco Diaz,
Bermuda, an Fernando Aguirre, E Condo
de IillI Ell Marques de Granina, FL Mar
qaes dc las Torres, Andres DE- Minano las
Casas, Antonio Zambrano Caryillo de Albor.
nos, Andres de Coca, Jose de Chica, Fuse.
BIO Herrera, Adrian Jacome, Antonio Fam
brano, Manuel Peroso, Jose Morales Gale.
go, Victor Soret, Caledonia Alfonso, Manuel
Gil, Jose Ramaitez,
By order of his serene highness.
JUAN BAPTISTA PARDO,
Secretary.
MANUEL MARIA AGUILAR,
~. Secretary.
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Lcgacnary Court.

The Legionary Court, which met on Thurs
day last, adjourned to meet on SATuaDa4
NEXT, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. at the Court House
of which, all those concerned, will please 10
take notice, and attend accordingly.
BY order.
September ls
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SHIP
Port Of alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Schooner Freighter, Thomas, Portland,
northern produce-Lawrason = Fowle.
Polly and Sally, Sicily, Baltimore
sundries-diferent merchants.
Harriet, Cullen, Folly Landing,
lumber-the master.
sloop Little Tom, Batten, Kinsase,
corn-the master.
Julian, Covert, Nanjemoy,
produce-the master.
CLEARED,
Brig Only Son, Nickerson, Boston,
hour-by Lawrason g Fowle.
c,oon Retsey Risen. Dumfries,
by different persons.
snmnerset, Glymes, Boyds Hole'
the master.
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LOTTERY OFFICE.

e. TICKETS in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the Office
Of the alexandria DAILY Gazette,
price EUe Dolls. g Seventy JsUe
cents. A regular list Of the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those.
who purchase tickets.
August @.
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3,7l2
Majority,

The Marquis .Yrujo, late minister fror, his
catholic Majesty to the United States, ana col.
Burr. it is stated arrived at Corunna in Spain
some time in july.
(TgasA. Fed J
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a letter has been received by gentleman
in town from lis friend in Virginia, stating
that Mr.. Madison lately speaking on the sub
icct of the embargo gave it as his opinion
that ",ITs WOULD NOT BE TAKEN
+ OFF FOR *. TWELVEMONTH." The
Intelligence reaches us in such way as to
leave no doubt of its correctness, and it is in
perfect conformity with the repeated declara-
tons Of the Presiteat himself. 1t is settled
plan of policy, which will not be departed
from, SO long as the present rulers or others
WHO harbor their anti-commercial prejndices
remain In power. The farmers of the coua-
try have but one way left to remove the cum
brous load, that sits like incubus upon them
They must repair 10 the polls at the approach
ing elections, with ballots in their hands for
men who are known friends to peace and free
trade. 7ola.
The Arct,trus stopped at Fayal, and while
there, Portuguese "A, arrived on her Way
to England, from Brazils, and informed that
sir Sidney Smith was about proceeding with
an allied army of British and Portuguese, a
gainst Buenss Ayres.
Presidents Anszeer to the Boston
Petition.
The following answer to the petition OF
the inhabitants d this town, from TIE pre-
sidgnt Ct the United States was received on
Tuesday by the selectmen, and is now pre-
sented to the public by tn order.
VIM. Cooper,
I7ozVn-Czerk.
BosroN, SEPT. S, 1903.
AUGTsT a6, 1908.
SIR,
BEG leave to communicate through
you the inclosed answer to the representatl-
| on which came to me under cover from you,
and to add the assurances fmy respect.
/ Tn. Jefferson.
Charles Bsslfncd, esq. for tic
Selectmen gfBoston.
! To the Inhabitants otfthe Tozo1 q Boston, in
| lsgal Tozva-IQeeting assembled.
YOUR representation and request were
! received on the 22d instant, and have been
considered with the attention due to evety
! expression Of the sentiments and feelings Of
| so respectable body ofmy fellow citizens.
/! No nerson has seen with more concern than
| myself. the inconvenience brought on our
country in general, by the circumstances of
| the times in which we happen to live; times
70 which the history OF nations presents no
parallel. For wears we have heen looking
as spectators on eur brethren of Europe, af-
Aicted with all those evils which necessarily
follow an abandonment of the moral rules
which bind men and nations together.-
Connected with them in friendship and COM
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aIeraapfia palp. 6aset.e.
U.ED2 EsDaY, SEPTEMBER ID.

Ne H-R.4AEPSHIRE ELEc7I0.N.-In
.l53 towns. whose returns have been made
pubiic the result, as stated in the Amherst
paper appears to. be as follows:
Federal votes, 1891
Democratic do. 1859
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APatent Shot, &c.

APatent Shot, &c.
ons Patent Shot, assorted, B tono.
nogsheads brown Sugars.
81, lbs. green Coffee.
imperial Tea, of very superior quail
ty, in quarter chests, boxes and can-
nisters.
SO barrels choice Whiskey.
Jamaica Spirits, lfor family use)-war-
ranted seven years old.
40 boxes Muscs.tei Raisins.
With general assortment Of Wines, Ii,
uors, and Groceries as usual
FOR SALE BY
Joleph Vaudeville,
Corner of King and Fairfax streets :.
June is. -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-14

The subscriber meaning to decline the Dry
Good business, offers for sale, his entire Stock
on hand, a very choice assortment Of GOODS,
adapted to the present and approaching sea-
sons The terms low, and the credit libc.
ri, for approved paper.
All those indebted to me by open account,
are respectfully requested, if not convenient
now to pay, to come forward and adjust the
same by note.
Thosesindcbted to the late concern of Ben
nett and Watts, are informed, that in conse-
quence of the death of Mr.. Watts, no further
indulgence can be given. after the first of 5a-
nuary ensuing-suits will then be ordered In
Discriminatory against all who may not attend
to this notice.
Charles Bennett.
September IA eo6w
Ihaue .jye Recelved s. for Sale,
8 tons of first quality Country HEMP,
seroons Spanish INDIGO,
chests Imperial TEA.
Bryan Ham6son.
August so.