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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-17
JAMES BACON,

q M LID DAWN,
this GRocERy STORE, on Hing reet,t Ia
received in additionto his. former stsc *.
A freih Supply Of Genuine Articles IL
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment complete
Tie noy offers for sale, on his usual t01D terms
Mufcoyado Sugars, Of 1rious qua
kties,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Imperial, IEAS,
Hvson, particularly select
Young Hysoi,, ed for
s s;s ,s:''' M family : s.s.
Best green Coffee,
) Chocolate, Of superior quality
Madeira,
Busellos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, ~ 4 " AS
Tcnerllfe,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
(opnac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, st. Croix, St. Vincents, and Ne,
England Rum
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasscs, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nItlaegs, cloves, cassia, pimento,
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
Ginger, basket salt ior table use, dearl barley
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, moul.h dipt and
spermaceti candles, refined salt-petre, Aotant
indigo, alum, scopperas, maddsr, birthstone
SPINNING cotton, patent SHOT all sizes, best En-
glish and country made gunpowder, segara
and smoking tobacco, very pest chewing to
bacco.
Hamilton and Leipcr's snuff, Hunters pipes
boxes.
London mustard, warranted of superior
quslity,, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
demiiohTl' $, SC. &c. with generally every a,
tiele IN his line the whole Of whion haycbc
collected With care, and will bs dispo OF on
the very lowest terms
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-17
BANK OF POTOMAC

a.rr. 4n .esoenber 1908
M o =, 7 hereby given to the ,toc.
IN holders i, this institution that 'u s.'.
dend Of three and half per cent, j, ds, u'sl,
for the last six months ending this ,av m;s'
will be paid to them or their legal - ~. s,sa
tives, on Tuesday nexl, the sth in,tsn, 's4'a'
By order of che President and D,ree,ou.
Charles Page, Gather.
November 4. ..s.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-17
WILMINGTON and Alexandria Turn
bike Copbany.

srr~HE Stockholders of the Washington and
Alexandria Tr.npike Company are hero
Nv notified that the Fourth Iastalnent OF len
Dollars Of, each share is called for by the Pre-
sirent and Directors of the said Company, and
IS requirea tobe paid to Charles Pagc, Irea-
xarer, In Alexandria, on orbefore the ! 18th day
Of December next, agreeable toai act OF Con-
eress, entitled y An act for the establishment
Of a Turnpike Company IN the county OF a.
lcxandrla,. in the district OF Cotumbia."
By order Of the Directors,
G. DENEALE, President. /
Ncvember ] 4, . 80
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-17

OF THE ABOVE PRIZES,
] Of 200 dolls. to the first drawn Blank.
/ of 200 do. to lst drawn blank after 200t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-17
YESSELS WANTED.

9xTy ANTED vessel of one Thousand barr
Nv rels, 10 take freight to Salem and one
4 Sc seven hundred barrels for Boston.
Lawrafon s. FoWle.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-17

November 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14

The agecs Of the London pheuix Fire
Ofice, at Trinidad, has given public 10 ),
,lce thar company would not again ,peuTs
in thar colony, unless the streets were en-.
Iarsed 10 the width Of So English feet.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14
By TI3IS DAYS MAIL.
/ NETWORK, Mau II.

Arriqsa, snip Nash,ngtoa,. Ch-iasie, in.
6G days from Guadaloope, aad 70 frem
Ao,igoa, (where she was carried 10, aoi
par. % hsr cargo lard over for further psoaf3
Let, al Aotigas, ship Cotton Palmer,
Chase, ot Saw naah, Tor New York in SIX
DAYS; brig . sighF, Plerce, Of New York.
ffom Csyeone, waiting trial; Schooner
Sally, Swsias, Of and from Newboryport,
bonod 10 New C,lrans, lsdeo wish 1um,
blubbor-ol, fish. &c. spruog Iesk. AID
wac bssriog away tor tbs ERsss ladies uaen
detained and sent 10 Aoligua. vessel aod
cargo condemped, ca suPPositiou. that
captain Swa;or. intended 60 60 70 Coada-
iope. April ii, the island Of Berbuda.
bearing east, distant three leagues, spoke
Toe schaoner Phiiip, TabeT, Of aud iroE
;alcxaodria, hooud 20 Boston, slsh the
loss Other u.ainmass, and intended 10 90
into 81, Kits as the nesres, port. Prog.-
visions Of all kinds were plenty al Antigua.
Floor had besn as nigh as IS dolias but
vas on the decline. There vas 5000 bar.
rsls ia store, ard 1lo0 aaose. Passenger
captain Crafts, late Of INC big Mary, fom
Marseiles, bouad 70 New Gs.eaas detaio.
cd sentto Gibraltar. anu iibefa5ed AFTER.
wards detained ADD sent TO iotigua, YES
s1i and casgo cona.e uaoed on soppo.,ion Of
having fallen uoder the Psnaliss Of Inc late
Qrdess u council Of blolkaae.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14

Dutips our stay 90 board the frigate, our
treatment vas net to be complained Oh
the officers and passengers were not insult
sS, bu. the seamen Jared badly. they
used means to oblige them 10 enter, CIV
ing them nothing but bread and water tor
several days; and on nay representing 10
the commandant that such conduct was
unauthorized, threats we're used, saying
tnat is they did oct work, they should be
sent 10 France, where they wouldbe co.,
sid-red as prisoners. said thought Is
a yssy extraordinary case and lrreconcilsa-
Bic, thar on- part of the crew should be
considered as prisoners and the Others not.
add represented the rlgor OF the imperial
decree. which would make prize OF 40 a )
merieaa vessel and prisoners OF The crew,
if she had only been visite6b By an English
man Of war-sor how did he suppose the
crew of az American ship would be consi.
dared, If they fell into the haads OF the
English, after having done auty on board
a French mao cs war. From these and
macy observalous SO tie same ettVct, and
stating shae as se we're IN his power, we
o,us, sub 7ait &c waasever he directed, &c.
the commandment desissee, saying, they
would NOT force them but wished my good
zyiK, as he expressed is--shat shsir c'ew
was deficient; sad agaia when we were
aboa. 70 leave the ffigate, he urged ras 10
leave tie seamen. which could not as
SET, to. ssying that if thsy we're detained
j. wnsl6 be an &C. which could 90, safe.
TOO, 5u, on The contrary, must publicly
psoeest egaiost, whensver should arrive
q, port whege il could be dooe.
Therefore the said Goary, &C..
Swotp to before DANL. ROGERS
April Il, 1903. Netdfa tu6Ac.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REIHARD.
RAN -zI".AY on the eUen;ag eft5e Ttb ias!,
B,fsht iluiaslo han named -
y
B = B.

Who calls himself ROBERT THOMAS;
About 5 feet 10 inches nigh, "a or IS yea~s
OF age, has large black eye brows, large a'lt
eyes, not very dark and IS stout well made
handsome fellow. His hair IS hick, but u2g
quite straight, and he wears It nicely triurrscf.
combed AID ridged on th5 top. His beard srZ-
pears very black il suffered to grow for 8 day
or two, but he usually shaves 1t very closc,yv
He has recently received al injury on the t6re
finger of the left hand, and has it bound nd,
and may probably lose the first Joint ,it4 ~
speaks deliberately, and Is more corr ect ~
conversation than persons Of his color usually
are. He walks slowly, is very good waiter,
& delights particularly in attending to horses.
He has variety of cloaths, and took with
him one dark green broadcloth coat and PAN
falcons with yellow buttons, one cloth coat and
pantaloons nearly OF the same colCr, but to
cloth Of inferior quality, with white metal
buttons, one blue cloth coat much worn ore
old brown surtout coat with covered buttons,
a good hat, and a pair Of black top boots. The
rest of his apparel am not able particularly
to describe. He is fond Of wearing boots, an&
pays great attention to his dress.
AS he can read and write very well, he may
probably produce forged authority tor hirG
to pass, 81 procure the certificate Of some one
Of the negroes, who, a few years ago. petition
ed by the name of Thomas and obtained iheiy
freedom in Maryland. If taken out of the
state of Maryland and district of Columbia,
and secured in any Jail, SO that | get him
again, the above reward viii be given, or six
ty dollarsi taken and secured within the sd9
state or district; all reasonable expences VIII
also be paid if he should lie delivered 10 Y0.4
in the city of Washir gton, o.eIo Or. RlcEs..e
Duckett, iii Prince Gerge's county, Maryland,
Heis we'll acquainted in annapolis, Baltimore.
Gee. Town, and the city Of Washington.
Allen 8. Ducketf.
Washington City, May la--l4 DIFF.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14
Public Sale.

BY virtue Of deed of trust from Simen
Thomas to the subscriber, for the purpose Oh
securing debt due from said Thomas to John
Allison, Will be exposed to sale for ready mo-
ney, OH the premises, on TUESDAY, the
3rst day of May, instant, at IL o'clock,
A Houfe and Lot Of Ground,
Situate on the corner Of Queen and Pitt
streets, in the town of Alexandra, containing
one-fourth of an acre.
It viii be sold subject to right Of dover.
John Stewart, Trustee.
May 4. Iaw4w
ALMANACS for 1909
.7aat published and for safe, bJ'
Cotton and Stew 40.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14
From Legkoyp.

TfUHS LIZ HU9 Es
The ship Augustus, capt. Chever, ar.
rived at Salem onSs,urday last, 10 90 days
fron, Leghorn. A gentleman who came
passenger 10 her, informs that they had 40
accounts OF the French and Spanish fleets
having arrived 81 Porto Ferrsgo, nor was
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14

A we'll meaning Ecglis!, Jew is said TO
have written treatise TO prove that Bona.
pare IS not the MESSIAH! This rabbi mast
belong TO the tribe Q! logiciaus,
I" Who undertake to prove, by force
6 OF argument, q mans no horse
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14
The Mother to her Child,

s
Welcome, thou little dimpled stranger
O.! Welcome 10 my fond eniGsece !;
Thou sweet reward of pain afo danger.
Sill let me press thy cherub facH
Dear source Of many a mingled feeling,
How did dreaq yet wisatiiee here
While hope and fearin ler:l- pfeE.siilfls,
Served Eu. to render taeS is.-Te sSalv
How glow'd my heart With emulation,
So late the anxious see: o. ca.e
When first thy yoire OF snpPsc2e9a,
Stole swee,ly oA sh} n4ot.lef.s ear
What words could SPEAK the bright er7ets2ao
That sparMsdin ny Fathers eye,
When to lis fond paternal bosom
lie proudly pressed as Sl7riing BOY
Oh ! that thou mayst sweet babe inherit
Each virtue to his heat most dear;
His manly grace, his matchleas merit,
Is still thy doatiag mothers pray CT.
While on the downy couch reposing,
10 watch thee is my tcuder toll;
mark thy sweet biGe eyes nneiosing,
fondly heed thy cl2erub Smile.
Smile on sweet babe, uilknewa to scrrov3
Still brightly beam tie heavenly eyss
AND may the dawn OF every morrow,
Shed blessings GU M daring boy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14
GERMAN LINENS.
I HAVE ON HAND,

I HAVE ON HAND, >,
TWENTY bales and boxsef vel
4 bought German Linens, which will be
disposal of on moderate terms, for ncgotis4Ss
paper :,
april le4 dstsslss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14
tMar;etta paper.l

The snip Delaware, capt. Ferrier, is
cleared 10 Englsod, and the captoFs COZ,
denned 10 all the rxpences, as well as de.
ten,ioo. The ship Amsterdam Packet,
captain Sisson, is cleared IN England, aud
would proceed immediately for !Anstes-
dam.
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a.eral!ocia g9>sIp sca:rt:s9v.
---wfv--
SATURDAY, MAY Il.

E." We this day publish gov. sullivan's
letter to col. Pickering, which IS alluded 70
in lis letter now publishing which viii be
continued on Monuay.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14

Two vessels laden with 6sh, at Bucks
town, Maine. parted their fasis Chele be.
ing high windy and went out 10 sea, about
three weeks since, without clearance or
papers of any kind. aud have not since
been heard from.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14

Herman Blsunerhassels has has been ar.
rested aud glven bail 10 appear at Chilli.
>cothe TO anawsr 10 the isdictment found
asaios, him in January last Tor misde-
mea1or.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14

Dr.. Gibbs, OF London, has opposed the La
voisieri n theory of chemistry, and adduced
the phenomena of Galvanism, produced by
one fluid to establish the non-existence of OK
ygen and hydrogen as bases OF particular gas.
ses. He contends that we have no evidence
that the ponderable parts of oxygen and hy-
drogen air are substances differing from each
other, or in any respect peculiar substances );
or that water is a compound resulting from
the union OF these two Substances.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14

curious instrument hos been invented by
DR.. Bozzoni, Of Frankfort, in Germany, tie
object OF Which IS to afor,! an inspection of
the interior OF wounds, and parts OF the hu-
man body, such as the Gsophagus, the u,e
terus, Se.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15
IN raE HoUsk or DsLrcArrs.


The house proceeded 70 consider the a.
che whole house 70 the resolutions propus.
ing certain amendments 20 the Constitution
of th United States the consideration o,
which was yesterday postponed TO this day.
The orig nal resolution is III the follow
my words
Rcsofurd, that the Senators in Congress
from this state be instructed, and tie re-
representatives. therefrom requested to use
their bcsJ endcavors IN procuring the fol-
lowing amendments to the Constitution Of
the Untel States, to wit:
1st ] hat the Judges Of TIC Supreme.
District and inferior Courts Of the United
States aud their Territories, nay be re-
moved from oihce by the vote 90 the House
Ot Representatives and the Senate Of the
United States IN Congress assembled, two
thirds of the members present Of each
bOuc cnncurTing therein.
ID. That the Senators IN the Congress
81 the United States may be removed from
Office by the vote Of two thirds Of all the
members present Of the respective State
Legislatu e., by winch the said Senators
have been or may be appointed
Sundry Amendments, being proposed, the
said resolution as finally amended is in th,
following words, TO wit.
4" Rssoi0ad, that the Senator's in Con
Rress from this state be instructed, an,
the representatives therefrom requested
e. use their best fndeavors IN procurin,
the following amendment to tlie constituU
or ~ the United States. % wit :-That ID,
Judges OF the Supreme, District, and life
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15

, transmitted to some safe and convenient places
IF D-posit.
That persons should be authorised 10 pur-
chase provisions and military stores for
Volunteer Companies, which should be raised,
and held to march at a moments notice THAT,
to cover the expenses which would accrue, IN
consequence OF these preparations, the sum of
dollars be appropriated, by law, and
vested m the Bank of Pttsburg, and other
places of safe Deposit to be ready to meet
the Exigencies of the case. The committee
C 'nciude their report, by the following resolu-
ton, which was unanimously adopted, viz.
Resolved, That committee be appointed 70
bring IN Bill, to provide torthe foregoing OBJ
jects.
THE following little story, fran Lon
don paper, OF the sympathy, patriotism
and tender commiseraton of the ladies of
Warsaw, in the late campaign-wili call
to mind, the spirit and undetermined con-
duct of the Norfolk ladies, last summer
when they employed themselves in making
cartridges
French Female amusement.
An English lady, resident at War.
saw. has written a letter to relation
IN Rochester, which came the last week,
In which, among other particulars, she
gave an account of the fashionable amuse-
ment OF the ladies of that pace Instead
OF assembling in tea parties, or passing
their time ut cards or dancing, large num-
Der OF them met constantly every dav
after having collected all the rag, they have
been able to procure, Il large vase, consti-
tuting an elegant piece of furniture, is pla-
ced in the centre of an extensive table,
round which the ladies seat themselves
they then take the rags they have collected
and scraPe them into lint which is placed
IN the vsae, and when a sufficient quantity
is made, it is sent of'by large packages, to
the army, for the use of the wounded SOL
d'ers! This employment. is said, con-
stisutes the principal, and indeed the only
amusement ofthe patriotic females attach
cd tothe interest of Bonaparte.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15
10y ont@orl<y.
AN ACT

AN ACT
LapiAg an E1FBARGO on all shits and Sessels
in the ports and harbors qfthe Uaitci Sfctcs.
DE 1t enacted By the Senate and House of Re-
- personalities # the United StGtes Of Aiiieri-
ca, IN Congres dssen5ie4, That an Embargo be
and hereby is laid or all ships and vessels in
the ports and places within The limits or iuris
diction Of the United States, cleared or not
cleared, bound to any foreign port or place
and that no clearance be furnished to any ship
or vessel bound to such foreign port or place,
except vessels under the immediate direction
of the President of the United States; and
that the President be authorised 10 give such
instructions to the officers Of the revenue and
OF the navy and revenue cutters ofthe United
States, as shall appear best adapted for carry
ing the same into full effect. Provided, That
nothing herein contained shall be construed
to prevent the departure OF any foreign ship or
vessel, either in ballast, or with the goods,
wares and merchandise on board of such TO-
foreign ship or vessel, when notified of this act
SEC. 2 AfGbe it further eAae.eL That during
the continuance of this act, no registered. or
sea-letter vessel, having on board goods, wares
and merchandise, shall be allowed TO depart
from one port OF the United States to any other
within the same, unless the MASTER owner.
consingnee or factor of such vessel shall first
give bond, with one or more sureties TO the
collector ofihe district from which she is bound
to depart, in a sum CT double the value of the
vessel and cargo, that the said goods, wares or
merchandise shall be relanded in some port
of the United States, dangers of the seas ex
cepted y which bond and also certificate
from the collector where the same may be re-
landed, shali by the collector respectively be
transmitted TO the secretary of the treasury.
All armed vessels possessing public commits
sions from any foreign power are not to be con-
sidered as liable to the embargo laid by this
act
J. B. vARNUM, Speaker of the
House OF Representative.
GEO: CLINTON,
Vice-prcsidcnt Of the United States, and
Presiden; Of the Senate.
December p, 1907.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15

nssa', in consequence ofthc operation ofan cr--
barB '--tor eight or ten day, mast have been
only an incumhPancc---3n useless being in the
political or commercial world i--.Is there
not more danger to be unprecedented from
the immense importations on credit into
our country, than from the effects of an en-
barge At was truly said, that commerce has
its bounds rs well rs the ocean; that, trade
beyond--far beyond the real capital employed
in it, must one time or other, Like am atmos-
sxypeysata1atei, fall in heavy showers on
The shoulders ofsome body He is fool or a
knave who would tell us that a country pros
Pers by large nboytotio,ls --IYiie.
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I0AN RarksdcIe. 4 Z. q z.
JRst received and Io,' 8ale al s lPleasanta
Book.Sforr, Rfchmtnd.

JHst received and ,Ior safe al s Pieasante
Book.sforc, Richmond.
The MoUU'u Snp % F"os
Tie American l-sdy and Gentleman, p *.
q Almanaek, for the year 1909.
Rousseaus Social Compass, or the II nciples
Of Political Law.
a Journal Of The Voyages and Travels OF a
Corrs OF Dteovery, under he command Of a..
Lewis and eap' Clarke 81 he army Of b., y :.
from The mouth OF the river missouri tnro' ,he
interior pa'is Of Nouh p nieflca 60 ,he p,,i6t
Ocean cu'mg the years I9U4--5 b 6--e,n aim.
"s an au hcnIc 'elauon Of t,r mos, irte,es d. r
Transactions du'iug the expeci ion desct,t f. n
OF tue counf --@Hd IN scecuui 0f les n,Asbi..
ants' tol' climate cuuosiies. ana vcge,ab e .nI
animal prediction. By p CAs ore of a
sons employed IN the eNprd ION win. ge,.
8 aph'eal aae explanatory noses b, n. publ ,he,,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15
rnE srERrr OF CONTRADICTIONS.
From La Fontaine.


A WOMAN saunterins rear ), rivers brink,
From thought, or 'hoesl!ies>ne IS, or drink,
No matter which, Tell in -
And, as the story goes, .,.s.
She ended qaiekly all her earthly woes,
Was drown'd, to speah ,.ssre PLAINLY in
minute.
Soon as her spouse the tid;ngs krew,
Swift as an arrow to the spo, he flew,
The corpse to find * The las duties pay
Friend, cred he, wi'h fearful eyes,
II You know where my poor Peggy lies,
Tell me, pray.
Seek doSvn ne sfream. said ohe---ah 10,
Quoth he, l'd better ufgpdrd go---
The wife on whom doated,
Was so obstinate "A jade,
That, by the mass, Pm much afraid,
She ,gGinSe The Slredm has hoa ed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15
Thomas Read, ok.
Lha1lolte LONrI, Jan. 4, 1895.
Ohm Has kins and NJ k,r;ai IT.

LIaII0Efr L0NrE, Jan, 4, 1906.
John Haskins and Na.haniei Teny,
Gyainsf Cod7"
Jess" Hold &, John Hord def,s csy'
T'ds defendant Jesse Hodd no, having eater.
ed his appearance according To he &C e
as emoly, ard the rules OF ,h.s court and :, ao1
rearng 10 the satisfaction of tie con, Ina, he
Is no IN inhabi:ani of This 1, au ON he mo len
Of the PlalnaH by his attorney IL IS oae,ea ,hat
lac appear here on the FIST day of Ap II court
rex ana en'er his appearance and give security
for performing the decree e tie cont and mar
copy OF ms oder be inscrItd in one Of the
newspapers Pubifhed in Richmond for two
months successfully and pos ed q, the font door
OF The cou'ih use of the said county.
A ClnI--Teafe
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i homas Read, OK.
Chariolte COM 80 81 l80a

Chdrlotte Court Jan. 4, 1908.
Catherine 7. GARDEN F,tncis Scott sr =,
and Joseph Sc7u. execut-rs and ex- In
eeu'rix CT John Ga'den. dec. pltfs Cbon1
against CIV
Alexander Garden, def,
THE d'ftndan, not having eu'ered his pear.
snee according 10 the al of .senbly
and The rules Of his court. and il appearing to
lhe sa ist-etian ofthe court thar he IS nor n IA.
habi'ant OF this sta e On the moi, OF tue
plaintiffs by their atorney, IL is o,de eI lha, re
appear here on he fast day OF Apr oeurt next
and enter his appearance thar a coy o TINS
oraeT oe inser'ed IN one of he spape,s ub.
hshec IN Richmond To- two mon h uccess vcly.
ana Posed az the front door Of the eoutiou-e
Of he sale county
n copy Teste.
] homas Read. Ok.
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A CITIZEN OF VIRGINA


a Federal Commentator at Ncw.York, re-
mar s, that II Congress do not repeal tho en-
bargo-act--wE shall be a!l ruined tha. ten
or ut, cen respectable commercial houses have
failed. Without enquiriac whether bv e." we"
IS ne NJ the whole corps oeBnGsh agents. or
those dependent American cycafVes, who deal
largely upon fictitious capitals it not We
- O-v.ous, tia. the man wno k..s siot3cL Lay-