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on board, lying at LaWrasonS WhaII.
August Q. dSt*
N. 3. The above vessel will sail in fout
days.
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
ct No postponement on account Of
the weather.
(NEvER PERFORMED HERE.)
On TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1903,
VIII be hresented a nesv hELo ORAHa, ID
three acts, CALLED
THE FORTRESS.
By Theodore Hook, peeformcd at the Haya
Market Thsatre, in London, with unbounds
ed applause, The original music by Hook,
the orchestra parts by M. Pellessier--With
new scenery, Dresses, &e.
Count Adolphus, Mr.. Millers
Count Everard, Mr.: Wood.
Valbron, Mr. MsKenzie.
Oliver, Mr.. Cone.
Vincent, Mr.. Jefferson.
Philip, MIR. Blissctts
Thomas, Mr.. Bray.
Petras, Mr. Briers.
Soldiers, Mr.. Seymour, Be-
Peasants, Bricrs, Harris, Aes
Cclestine, Mrs. Wimot.
Alice, Mrs. Francis.
Paulina, Mrs. Seymour.
Female Peasants, Misses Hunt, &e.a
THE PRINCIPAL SCENES ARE,
act FIRST
The Fortress of Gunszbcurgh-in the Gems
ire Crate, through which is seen the Ters
race, Sc.-Castle Yard-Dungeon- Guard
Room--Porter's Lodge, &c,
ACT THIRD.
Place D'Armes-Green House--Paulina's
Dwelling, &c.
TO CONCLUDE w1TH
II CHARACTERISTIC D.AMCE-cornross
ed by Mr.. Francis.
IN WHICH WILL BE INTRODUCED,
RURAL TROPHIES, STRE.6AzERS, is.
END OF THE DRAMA,
A Comic INTERLUDE, called,
Sylvester Daggerwood !;
@ r,
The Mad Dunsta5le Aetor.
SylvestsrDaggerwood
with comic song, Mr.. Jefferson,
Fustian, MIR. Bray.
Managers servant, Mr.. Harris,
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BY Theodore Hook, performed at the Hays
Market Thsatre, in London, with unbounas
ed applause, The original music by Hook,
the orchestra parts by M. Pellessier~-With
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-02

The offer al Slr T harliiS co. was OF
course accepted. The loan, as IN the terms
were made known, bore prelm of per
cent consois opened at 10 o'clot at 81 "a,
and by s O'Clock had advanced l6s l-s for
meney.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-02

NJ Doors to be often at 6, and Ae,torMdntk
to begin precisely at quarter iiast O'Clock.
NJ .Adnit!anee--bor one dole, fit seven,y
five cents, gallery yjyty eents. s.,
tit Boz Tickets to be had ct the bar Of
Mr.. Gads6y's hetel, and at the office IF ne
Daily Gazette.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-02

had taken an improper idea Of your dis
position towards me, the details contained
in your last one were not necessary IN that
view. | receive them, however, with great
interest, because, in giving them, you af-
ford me new proof of your friendship.
/ am, Dear Sir,
With great respect,
Very sincerely your friend,
JAMES MONROE. T
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,

NoCem6er I.
Ordered, That James Lawrason, Thomas
Shreve, and Ferdinand Marstellar, be Com
missioners TO hold an Election on Friday Nh
inst. at the house lately occupied By Robert
Stewart, on Prince street, in the 4th ward,
for the purpose Of e|ecting a member of the
Common Council for said ward, in the place
of James Russell, deceased.
las, NJ MsRea, c. c.
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From the above scheme it will appear that
that there are not two blanks to prize, and
that the prizes are to be paid without dis
count.
HE TICKETS FOR sale at R. GRAy's
Bookstore, King street-Present price OF
tickets SIX DOLLARS, will advance as the
drawing progresses, which will be at the rate
Of 5000 tickets we.:k and will positivelybe
completed in nine weeks from this date. A
correct list of the drawing will De received
daily. Prizes in the Charitable Marine Lot
terry taken in exchange fer tickets In this,
November 2.
n. s. The Charitable Marine Lottery has
unavoidably been postponed, by reason that
the clerks have been employed in preparing
the numbers, checks, sc. for the Trinity
Church Lottery. bit the drawing will be re-
surned in short time and no doubt need be
entertained Of It's final completion.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-02

GEORGE ". p. GUSTS, Esq.
OF Arlington House, District Of Columbia.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-02
Trinity Church Lottery.

This Lottery is authorised by the Legisla-
ture of Maryland, and bonds have been given
to the Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore,
for the faithful performance of the Managers.
The following is the Scheme -
Z AZ Z
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Extract Ct a letter tfronp Copenhagen, datea
AalexSt 90.

" No vessel can leave this port without a
special permit from the king, which, with
great difficulty and some interest was OBJ
tanned for the Galen, to depart for America.
The Margaret, Clark the Meridian, Lord !;
the Live Oak, Ierrol; the Jemlma and
Fanny, Sherburn and the Sarah, Coffin,
are ali condemned in the lower court, and
are waiting the decision of the high court Of
admiralty. The ship Pennsylvania, and the
Susannah, Folger, are not yet come to trial
in the lower court"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-02
BY THE LAST MAIL.
NETWORK, October 90.

NEW-YORK, October 90.
We learn by passenger in the Hope,
that general Dupont has arrived at Paris
from Cadiz.
It is stated in one of our latest London
papers, that gen. Junot sailed from Lisbon
for France in the frigate L'Amiable, lord
George Stuart, Immediately after the con-
vention was signed.
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N Q T I c E.

THE SUBSCRIBERS hereby give no.
tice. that they have put all the accounts ofthe
concern of Cra1k ard Washington, into the
hands of John D Simms, for collection, to
whom all who are indebtcdto them will please
make payment :: they also expect that
those who have it not in their power to dis
charge them Immediately, will give their
notes, as they wish to close the accounts OF
the concern as soon as possible.
James Cralk.
w, Wilmington.
November 2.
lrr Those also who are IN
debted to DIR. James Craik, for medical ser
vices rendered either antecedcnt Or subse-
ouent to the partnership, are requested to
make payment to Mr.. Simms,in whose hands
the accounts have been placed for settlement
James Cralk.
1.nanher q II
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xlera.,cvia Da:;y GEat<e.
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 2.

Major Jackson's Register Of Saturday,
informs, that Don SANTIBANos has been
appointed by the Spanish government, as
minister to the United States.
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ASSIZE OF BREAD

ASSIZE OF BREAD
Made Of Snhealfn Burr Flour.
CENTS.
The pound loafto be sold for 80
4 pound loaf 10
2 pound loaf 3
pound loaf
L.fILES EARRISS,
Clerk ofthe Market
November 2.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-02

Mechanic Relief Society.
A stated quarterly meeting of the Mechan-
ic Relief Society viii be held at my house Q
Wednesday evening next, at o'clock, T. M.
Punctuai attendance is required.
By order of the President,
John M'Leod, See.y.
October 90. At
N. B. Those who have been elected MEM
bers, and have neglected to attend the meet
inc. or sign the constitution for SIX months
after this election, without an adequate ex-
euse, will be considered a. having declined.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-02
Richmond, AbrI IS, 1905

DEAR SIR, -
had the pleasure to receive some eays
past your favor OF the 18th and that o. s s,lh
18th TO-DAY. Being perfectly satisfied with
he ordinations and assurances which you
had qiren me in your preceding letters, that
This ietter zvas sent to Col. Ne1ut0n at
Morfok, to be ffors0araed 70 G0l. 11onroe' g
bcrticuia,- vessel but TIE otporfa1aaty 0e-
- hst it zuas sometime afier1cards returned
/ to the President.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27
Prichard and Adams {;
VIRGINIA BOOK STORE.

JUST received, and now selling at reduced
IL prices. for cash or approved credit, a fresh
supply of HOOKS and rArtoNAny-which
with those before IN hand make an extensive
assortment Of Law, History, Divinity. Niscc,-
any, Poetry, Novels, Classics and School Books
| in general use-among which are the follow
| ing, VIZ. Abbott on shipping, n new and inpro
we'd clifton: rmbler's Reports. Anstr,tt he's
d. Blackstone's Commentaries. Bacons Abridg-
mcnt, BosanTiet and Pruer's RcpprtS,
lBhckytone's do Buffers Nisi i'is, Burrows
| Reports. Carnc's New-York fern Reports
Joinson's do Coleman and Carne's Cases in
Error, Coke unon Litt.eton. do. Institutes, Co.
myn's Digest. Cowper's Rcpors, Dallas d..
Durnford and F.1st's 10. Espinasse's Nisi PruS
do. Reports, Fonb!an1ae on Equity. Harrisor's
Chaaccry, Ia'e's Pleas % the Crown, Lilies
Modern Entries, M'NaIlv's Evidence, Nit
ford's Plcalings, Mp'lern Reports, Morrrn's
Attomey's Vale Mecum. Nov's Mexifns,
Peake's Evidence, do. N;3j prius, pathier on
| Obligations, }icharloa's Practice, Roberts
on Frauds. Robinson admiralty Reports, R',n
Inmgton on E'ectmeHts. Salkeld's Reports.
do. Appen1iX. To'lcr's Law Off xecutors Vat
tells Lawnf Nations yernon's Reports. Vesey
do. WatkiV's Law of Partnership. Willis's
Reports. Peer Williams do. Wilson's do.
! Woodeson's Lcctnres Curran's Speeches,
Cruise Digest of real property. Vol. part / 4.
! Camphci's Ssi pri,ts Rurr's Digest Of Mo-
iern Rcnorts SeAoalv's {, I.efrov's Rcparts ar
gncd * Determined - the High Court of Chan
lcery IN ireland Calls reports, Wllinms's A.
bridgnerl. Wepworth's ?leadings Lawe's
do. P3weil ON Contracts. Deyiscs, Mortgages,
and on Powers. Apachas,s Travels Picture
lofthe Empire of Bona,aitc or Belgian Ira.
ve.ier, Life Of Beattie HUne's england. rus
sells Modern europe, GjbbDn's rowan empire.
| Fsrguson's dc Burk's Works, Plow lcn's His
ttory of Ireland, Robertson's America. ditto
Charles,V Life &C Cumberland, sup.rb edi-
ton, plates Memoirs &C Marm1ntel, MAYORS
| VOYAGES. ranlsay's Life of Washington No.
ivELs-A Winter in London, or sketches Of
Fashion. Adc!irc No vhray. by Ms. Ope SIM
lie tales ny Go. Corrinna, Chiihren of the Ab.
beg, Fatal Reyergc, by Murphy, Wild Irish Boy,
| by do. CT..tith Abbey, Discarded Son OF Hau1i
lpf the Bantit6,--The Gaw-ver or man as M
ought noc 70 be- a lsr~s assortment " Plays
| Message and play,ng Cards, Wrapping paper
arg TOR Iron Mongers, writing and letter p-.
per per reaIn o. qure, y -lils tom ~ 5 dolls
per lrtndrst'. Pu-chmcnt. Sealing W4x, wa
fers, Ink SAINTS. Pencils States, Iaa,a Ru5bes
| Blank D-eds C Ri.ycs Paints :. Camn Z.
Hair Brushes also consiFnment OF Chasc''
Printing Ink of gopd qma.itv; also one trunk
,fmen's shoes cntsp for cash; Aira..aacs p,.r
gross, an4sn or single n few streu4, tana,
1'r.iaEs. Cpmn.ry arA C.artle.pca's p-iyais
Libraries ffrnished on liberal tcrms Orders
for Book, Ok any ar,ces,u our line thankt,iii,
received 1hd rrrmp'ly cScoued.
| u Cash paid fp. RAGS.
] Wilton Orchard,
| Lewis Adams.
i Richmond, 18Th Dec. 1903 w3t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27

| ms and ours. The questic is certainlueF
very different descr .ption. IL is a ouesti-
on between this nation, and foreign pa,,ons.
Ii is question involving our national ex.
istence and independence, and the dearest
| rights of the people.
Let me tell these gentlemen, Sir.
that the people have right to demand
substitute from them, if they have
one not merely vague insinuation
to hi up chasm in defective arpn-
ment, but written proposition, redu.
ced to form, presented for serious con.
sIderatlon that every word may be
strictly examined, and all It's bearings
seen; then, Sir, we should be in
state of preparation TO make a choice
between such substitute, and the mea-
sures OF administration.
Besides, Sir, if this obligation were
disregarded, every rule of criticism. e.
very principle of common sense would
require a substitute. If YOU criticise
pon sentence in writing the cri,i-
cism is incomplete until on shew
letter. In law Pieadings ifyou object
to plea, as defective you are hound
o show n better. And certainly. Sir.
the magnitude of,he question does nor
lessen the obligation imposed bv the
ordinary rules ofcommon sense A.
gain. Sir, l hardly could have suppo-
secl that gentlemen Of such lofty pre-
tensions to wisdom and talents would
have contented themselves with tire
humble Office Of finding fault without
furnishing the proper CORE ctien.-
This inactive conduct, this doiDp no.
thlng Tor the people. in these DANCE.
rous and critical times, can flrn5sh
nut poor claim to the peoples grati-
rude and applause.
But SIR, | will consider the gentle
mans substitute, even with the plim-
mering views of it, which he has pre-.
aented. Hissuhstitlte is an armed COM
merce. Would he extend If to acts of
rePrisal? If 81, 1t is imm ediate war.
Would he stop short of that II
would still be war but cf a more in.
efficient kind. If our vessels are TO
arm ( presume heir arms are to he
used IN SELF defence; they would be u.
sed against both the belliserents. In
- r. ~SNA-t S'4bPSi vi -NIIS2- BRITAIN.
the iirss gun fired in spirit of hostil;.
ty eyen with a blank cartridge or If
It were pop guu, would be instant
war. Itwould be the signal to her
aavy to seize upon the whole of Our
Com MERGE, whichwould be spread upon
the ocean, the moment of raising the
embargo. The gentleman's substitute
l, Therefore, believe to be war. and war
Of the most inefficient kind. A repeal
OF che embargo, without substitute.
is submission. Submission TO what
ito coloniza alton, to taxation, to tri-
butte
That this is the true character Of the
British orders and acts Of parliament.
we not only know from the measures
themselves, bus we know il was 50 IN
derstood in the British parliament at
The time of their adoption. As an
evidence ofthis face, let ne call YOUR
most serious attention Sir. TO some of
the observations made in parliament,
at the time of their adoption particu-
larlv the observations clifford Grenyille
in the House Of Lords.
To be ConfUxeG.
I
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27

VE-N IIE Manchester rurnPi,,e Company de-
s'rous t. encourage the use of Broad
II Whcels upon the Turnpike, offer pre-
mnlm Of fifty dollars each, for tae fist ten wsg
CONS employed in the carriage of coal, which
shall so use wheels, having the tyre thereof. at
least four inches IN breadth, or Upwards, for
the space oftwelye months.
Such as nay be Il spnsed to receive the pre-
MUM hrrcby offered, are requested 10 give in-
timatiOn thereof ~ the office Of the subscriber
JAMES BRANDER, OK.
Decer,i,e- 2Oth, 1903 NV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27
Education.

7 VIE Subscriber HurpngcS opening School
at lis house, in Ferry Stree /, III ttis CITY,
on the OH, day Of January, 1900 His terms
for t',ition w.n be, i've. six, and seven dollars
per quarrer,, n he pad = advance for tlIose
pupils who only spell ard read n price viii
be five dollars Ter quarter, forNhose 'ehu smell
read, and write. six doliais per qrarter, ana
Tor those who learn arithmetic and grammar,
his price win DC seven dnllsrs per Tiarer.
RE vii endraver whie he instracts his pu-
MS in the rudi went nf inerNure, 10 incuicate
atty.
John Seabrook.
Richmond December 90, 1903. 2e
p. s. J. 6. will thank those parents and
guardians VINO VII f'ver hiln with the instruc-
ZION of their child'cn, 70 give him early nfor-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27
M q S | G.

JOHN j. .fBRRCROHBY,
II AVING returned from his tour to the
Nor,hward, bcgs leave to acquaint his
feiends and the public, that ne still continues
teaching in this city, ON tic Piano. Violin and
Guitar. He likewise tunes instruments as
formerly, and respectfully solcts the favor Of
their patronagr.
Applications AZ Messrs Prichard p Adams,
Mr. Peasants, and Messrs. Fitz whylsonn and
Pottcr's will be duly sttcpded to.
Richmond, Dec 2Oib, 1903.
n. 3. Mr.. Abercromby could convenient,
,tt-nd three or four pupiis in Manchester
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27

1hursdav, "a .Novem5er. 1909, on tie Re-
solution Of lH-. Riihionse, 10 reteai the
| Elnbnrprn Inzra
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-12
WaMsM,gton Tavern.
ALEXANDER GORDON.

Re&hecttulty into,7ne his FRIENDS and Tie PUB
Lie in general,
THAT be has taken the house lately occu-
MED by RAkDoLPH Mort, ank known by the
ame Of the Washtngton 1aUern, and has pro.
idea himself with choice liquors, good beds,
ID is prepared to accommodate customers
e BEST manner, and has careful and at
tive hostler, he solicits portion Of public
atronage.
March 49, go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-12
So GREAT BARGAIN.

THAT beautiful and elegant EST ATE
leasod % tae Mr. Misses is still for sale, well
known by the name Of ,45iaSdo's," where
the mansion house s;aads, directly opposite
The Capitol, living on toe Potomac river, con.
taiaing fpRr hundred and twenty-five acres
the read ilpta the concentrated bridge passes
nearly thrpaign the centre Of the estate---lt
may be purchased for cash or ON long ere
tit by payiag a small part in hand--also a
bout fifty &cres adjoining, part OF the same
tact leased 10 %Eniia1n Frazer, VIII be sold
on lac sane terms. A good and intisputable
hlc ssid be made for bnth. 1he title papers
nav l,e seen By application 10 the subscriber
o. 2o5eu Z 7aator, Esquire, by whom every
Necessary information viii be given.
Il not sold by Friday the 20th Of May, at
private SIDE, ii viii on that day be sod to the
highest bidder, before tie cofee-house door,
altwelye o'clock, at which time the terms OF
sale wiz be made Known.
B. Dade.
N,v RI
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-12
The subscriber Will Sell. 2

On q credit OF 3 p ana s
months, either OF the HOUSES occu-
pied by Mesars Gray, and Shreve, on King
street; or the HOUSES on the same stFeet
occupied by Messrs. Sloan and Nelson; Sc
v.ral acantLOTS on Washington, near King
street; any part OF his vacant GROUND IN
tE2 Mali, the Potomac, or Hunting creek
ard several valuable ANNU AI. GROUND
RENTS.
He viii also dispose Of valuable
GRIST MILL on Goose. Greek, near the
turnpike road from Leeshurgh TO Alexandra,
with about 500 acres Of lard adjoining, great
part OF which is well covered with timber
Apply to JOHN TUCKER, Alexandra, or
to the subscriber, near Iscesburgh, LopdouR
S. COOKE.
hoy;I III 5s%
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-12
n O 7 C E.

-. spFSF -ls.E'I AN1 DIRECTORS
,F.,s s. ashington Bridge COMPANY will re-
: -. ) ssaied proposals al sselic's Hotel Oh
Vs. tse i3til ilgst. for the delivery OF the
re r-ole .,r any part o. me following biA OF
a. liar ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-12
THURSDAY. MAY IL, 1903.
For SALE.

A likely NEGRO Nan, about s. years
of age, who has been employed part q als
life as a house servant, and part thereof as
gardner and plantation. labsrer. HeWli IS
sold for cash or on a short credit
Enquire Of .6e Pl5pter.
Nv Is cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-12

l5o,oo0 supeyaciai act Of our lhch plank
vlits piae. or the hears Of yellow pine, each
pink IS ieet long.
ssoftie best heatt, hard,Y yellow Pine, or OF the
be.s ss.f.s oak. free OF sap The proposals to
estimate l,y the cubic loot.
Tgstcu proposals viii he received at the
SANG tinae fartlle ircn work, for Carpenters
saa I.akofe.s. Proposals may be handed N,
before the tiay above mentioned to tie Fresi-
Daniel Carroll, ofDud.
Pres dsat.
May $. dtl5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-12
BANK or POTOMAC.

ALEXANDRIA, Nay 6, 1903.
Aotite IS hereby gtpen The Stockholders IN the
Bank gf Potomac,
THAT dividend Of three and a half per
cent, has been declared for the half year,
which will be paid them or their representa-
ives on the 10th inst.
By order 9flAe President and Directors.
Chs. Page, Cashier.
Ala4 s. 2azv3v
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-12
Lot, a few nights AGO,

large COLD RING, Of an oval shape,
sSs'ee crac&ef, and represents the figure of
.9laaie sitting BY a tombstone, looking 7lf
- a. angel On the tombstone IS " r
/ ~ 10Th Feby- IS or IS, esst. SIS w hoever
=, ioaa the same and viii leave it Wit, the
9aef 9ereoi Shall be generously rewarded.
NiAEs. cost.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-12
& y A Z d Il q.

IFS. RLoUNT will accommodate a
=. lew 1sentecl BoARDERs. She will also
sr1a'e all lands OF PLAIN SEWING at the
w., notice. Apply at her dwelling in
M ,ss Sleeeto mex door to capt. Leyering's.
".~g ct
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-12
Is Ae5o- YORK. Lottery.

AT the close orthe 18th days drawing, the
Wheel had gsh.ed 1880 dollars, and all the
capital prizes nn,'rawn.
Present price Of tickets Niae DQHars.
s7e 5 few tickets, warranted undr@Wn on
Tue l3ia tiay> FOR sale at
! K, Gfag's Bookstore.
y NAY Q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-12
Public Sale.

BY virtue Of a deed of trust from Sna0n
Idoasns u ,le subscriber, for the purpose of
St :urins oebe due from said Thomas to John
4l.ison, viii be exposed to sale for ready mo-
ney, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
8et day OF May, instant, at II O'Clock,
a IIou1e and Lot Of Ground,
III ate Gu the corner of Queen and Pitt
streets, lii the town OF Alexandria, containing
orc fourth OF an acre.
it VIII be sold subject 10 right of dover.
John Stewart, Trustee.
hlay 4. lawAw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-29

The following is the substance of a re-
cent declaration Of Mr. Jefferson, at the CT
ty Of Washington, which we state on au-
thority thar z0e kHosg to Be correct
Conversing on the subject Of the
Embargo, Mr.. Jefferson declared, f" |
will have law passed at the next ses-
sion Of Congress, which shall compel,
under severe penalties, every Ameri-
can vessel, now abroad, to return to the
ports ofthe U. States-and | will have
law passed, increasing the penalties,
which, by the existing laws, are inflict-
ed for evasion of the Embargo"
[Phila. Reg.l