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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-27

JAMES BACON,
Il. his Grocery SroRE, on K7ng-strees, hes in
addition TO his. former stock, added
A frelh Supply of Genuine Articlesin
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
Ke noap oGsrs,for sale, on his usual lov terms
Mufcoyado Sugars, of various qua
liiies,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, TEA
Hyson, particularly select
z 5;:;s sz''' md " Il q '..
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of a superior quality
Madeira,
Busellos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, ~ :" o.
TeRer1le,
Malaga, and
Genuine Old Port
Joonac and Bourdeaux Brapsy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, St. Crolx, st. Vmeents, and New
England Euna,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, natrnegs, cloves, eassia, pimento
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
Ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley
| rice, starch, hg blue, soap, mould, e5pt and
spermaceti candles, refined salt-petre, flotant
indigo, alum, copperas, naadder, prlrnston'e
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
/ ghsh and country made gunpowdsr, segars
and smoaking tobacco, very pest chewing to
bacco
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff, Hunters pipes
In boxes.
| London mustard, warranted of superior
| quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
| demilohu'ss sc. &c. with generally every al
| tiele in his Gne-tke whole of whion have beer
4 collected with care, and VII, be Gslosed of 81
| the very, lowest terms
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-27
WaJBl'tgt0m Tavern.
ALEXANDER GORDON,
% fab, -, fhr,oe RE rpJENDS and the PUB.

.Reshec st4Ay intSrme hs FRIENDS and sde PUB
Lie IN general,
TIA T he has taken the house iately occu-
MED by RANDOLPH Morn, ank known by the
name of the Washington Tavern, and has pro-
Yided himself with choice liquors, good BEDS
and is prepared to accommodate customers
the best manner, and has a careful and at
tentiye sbossler he solicits portion OF pubic
patronage.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-27
This is to give Notice,

Ills ID W Wv
That the subscriber of Alexandra county,
IN the district Of Columbia, hath ootali.ea
from the Orphans Court of said county, ae.-
ters of administration on the personal estate
of Thomas ,Simms, late Of the county aiore-
said, grocer, deceased: all persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit them with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, on on before the
18th day of October next, or they may py
law be excluded from all benefit to said estate;
and those indebted thereto are required 10
make immediate paymet
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
April, 1908
Margaret Sinams,
ADMINISTRATORS Oft. Simms.
April IL. COS"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-27
N. HIN GS T q NJ
EarRFAX- STREET, .ALEXdADN1"'
HATH on HAND, E,
Frefh Seeds of Orchard Cfals

F{Clu CCC(lS VA ~ SA ,,ott
Timothy, Herds Grass, Rye Grass - p 'ras,.
st. Foine, Lucern, Triiolle, ferug 1ad I
md will receive by Gait. HaT 1p \
A SUPPLY OF RED CLOV Lm ana
Also, general assortment o. Csrravay,
Flower Seeds, Coriander'' ARISE canary,
Dill FennelI, Mil.et, Rape, Nav plants &
s1 s1s, 'I a ssbss Fi pePs': c A A?
Sc s s'9 1:sn ss' x nj s1' he q.
cars ans A fossg Pot. Of all sorts, c
new ornaments, and handsome I11n a'' with al
o of ch Gras Glass, and Queens Ware WV
kinds Of Groceries, &c. &C. n,ra
$500 r,ant TO Hire nil January o ",e WE'LL re-
\ .NEGRo MN, that can como W.
commended, to work in sarae ,.w,lstMy
March Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-27
9F to 4 1.

u My
eTHEr subscriber offers to rent Tor one or
Il more years, adjoining the place where
Q n he now lives, Blarksmith's shop. with
complete ser Of Tools, a Dwellir House IN
comfortable condition, calculated Tor tami
y, together with between three and four acres
ofyery rich land From several years expe--
rience, can with tguth declare, that there
can be no better stand for a blacksmith than
the one now offered toilet.
Thomas 3. Moreland.
Maryland, Bsoad-Creek.
December s.-N5.l lawt
~ r. If don't rent the tine stand. l
win give good wages to young man, or
xlan With 3 family l. D.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-27
TO RENT,

i U .NLINlI9 -T1--- -
A convenient two story Dzvelling House and
Store, situate on the corner Of King and Pitt.
streets, lately occupied by Mr.. John Ramsay
Apply to 500
Robert |. Taylor.
January -. zam
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-27
John G. LADD,

Has For SALE,
90 bales German Linens, conflt-
ing of brown and white Rolls, flaxen Osna-
burghs, hempen T;cklenburghs, Burlaps, and
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Enssla Sheetincr and Duck -
~.-...,-~-.lr .,.,.rs Paper
so bags of black Pepper Of the best qua
fity, and will be sold yery>low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do Holland Gin
20. French Brandy
7 do Jamaica Spirits.
A quantity of soal Leather, Shoes, 5per-
maciti and Tallow Candles, Cheese, &c. &c.
April Z. q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

He. It CES SOUTH OF .,LsxAN-
OKLA % the first day OF, - ,ober next.
"i' S':Ec ii lcamn'ence ri n ar as f-ilo We.
ne,ween Alex dr. aad Peters burg IL Virginia.
WA leave Alexandria every d y 1t 6 o'clock
~ &c c.. ans, ;'"d aeive al Dumfriss by in
,1g mornr' 7-Le".e Dumf.es 6. 6 nd arriv, az
fredericksburg by half fer II IN the morninfp
- ~. rder = sbu K at IL at noon, and ar.
= al IL nm mi the NJ morn ng ny six, leave
,>oh1h"n ali after 6, and prrive at Peters.
rg nv at fter 1 in the NOR Ing.
~ VIII 'eave Petersburg every day ne
Nh after - y NJ @:::i :::.;=, az ..s,. ,,nri. in
the same time. This stage will carry no mcre
'tn Two passengers on any account Whatever
ana Ut more than Alb of baggage can be allow.
ed To- eioh rgssepge,.
An accommodation Stage between Alexan.
dria ana Pete sburG VIII also commence .r,,,
ming at the same time every other d,v tbroush-
out the We +, without regard to SUNDAYS. and
VIII travel ONLY i'll the day time On this line
II Is the intention of the owners, to study the
=" shes AMI convenience of p ssengers. Still.
nov Ver' regard must be to time--Coins
south from Alexandra, they will breakfast a.
: c'1'ian, DING It Stafford Cour, House. and
, dGe ut fredericksburg The next d,y wiz
o. Htast At the Bowling Green, dine ut tho
o"Ks, and lodge at Richmond. And ON tb.
tniru aav, will breakfast at the Half WAY House.
: AMI Zine AT Petersburg.
X t,rnls1. w dine at the H,If xyvb,
and lodge =" Richmond E,rly in the mo, ming.
hres ktast al the 0 k, d n, at Tic Bowling C;reeS'
and lodi at Frcsleri hirr Mex, m,r,;no.
WI breakfast Static d Cont Hous. DIM. ~
u oquan. and lodge 1T Alexandria
me owners on is line too, have to reouess
.,'.; passengers viii he as moderate as possible
IN tae quantity Of their baggage, as anv thi,,r
IN re than a small ok or parcel which vii
wit IN the body tn, stag. win be AN extra
ch"rr-. THE DppIETODS
Inc greatest attent an care will be u. n
- baggage and bundles that arc ente,'d and
pnr 1or-but whether with or with ut tho
,rwner, 10 ne at Ills lisk.-Every $50 ,y.irh, -
na:g'gs the same p,ssenge
Sept 90 ra,s1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

nonarchs, and Of the whole kingdom, crav-
ing peace and Tranquility am certain
that every man will so fulfil it: but, besides
these duties, we are moreover Obliged to
defend our church, king, and countr,, as
ecclesiasticks, as subjects, and as citizens.
We were on the point of being victims to
fury, as well by the horrors of imprison
ment, as by the guillotine. Our country
men, were emigrating for the purpose Of
adding to the number, of those unhappy vic
Tins, who with hasty steps are meeting death
for the security of the crown on the head of
the tyrannical usurper of Europe, and we
all were destined to remain in the slavery
of the ambitious enemy of religion without
faith, without laws, and without morality.
Thanks be to Heaven, which has helped us
TO throw off this yoke. The good order, &
the best regulated measures of our supreme
government, joined to the valor of the ma
tion, will secure our cause. 1t is God who
Inspires us. Let us, ecclesiasticks. let US
march against the enemy, to defend the
country, our properties and nation from the
infamy they labor under. The junta of the
supreme government enjoins, that all eccle-
siasticks shall form themselves into an arm
ed body, to serve as the garrison of this
town, while the Seculars march against the
enemy, the dean of the cathedral is the colo
mel OF this distinct body. 1t is, therefore, to
him that all the members of this corpora
ton must direct themselves, for the purpose
ofeniisting, and being formed into compa
MES, with the respective officers. who are to
be taken out Of the corporation, none being
reserved for the churches but such as are
indispensiby necessary or the divine wor-
ship. Let us hasten: the Almighty will
give us aid. Long live our Prince Regent
Long live the valiant Portuguese
Luis Pedro de .dndrade B,edrod,
" Dean of the Chapter.
Oporto, June o."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

ENOR SALE, valuable tract Of LAND. in
the c"un'y Of King William, belonging f.,
tue estate OF William Brooke. deceased con.
tanning by a late survey, 765 acres of hirhl,nd
ana upwards OF 100 acres Of valuable wild OF
W. l'Sh- ms land S OF very good guilty, and
hes 'xtiemely we'll on the Maitapony river. t,,
,hl' s,above Frazers ferry Il consider paticuI
DESCRIPTION of this land unnecessary. as those
who are inclined to purchase will undoultedlr
y,r|it This Land will he sold on n liberal ere.
oht, and the s'le will take place on the premises
on Monday the third Of OctCbsrnext
RICHARD BROOKE, Erecuto,-
Sept. 90. IT,
n. b If not sold on that q AZ, il viii be rent-
ed Tor the ensuing car to the highest bidder.
K. Il.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

Nj At,H Al LE--.;y virtue of /. ,,, "a
- OF the. c"irt If the U,;t i States. f.. tj,s
ht,h r:ut. and Virginia district, nronn,,r Il
~ IL 1903, in Il SUIT il the said Court .
t !, : sii Executors "i John Som ell Il 1
Pl''nt IS, and D..vid Ross ctf.ndant w =, -
''d a. mitch ofthe estate in tie county of Ch,--
T. hii dloining the town of Mancbesterl
Know by the name of the FALLS P,ANr.-,
On, - VII raise tie slim of sixteen humid, ed
Ani 'Hg'tY .''illrs, with inter IL thereon from
~. = 'huary lsO8 till p,yment, & costs.
- I &c a!,or. sale will take ola - On S,ur
dY IT, I'm ofthe prcsen, m nth ON that corner
o the Piantation, which adjoins the lot of MIR.
J"nies Lyle, precisely al IL ociocf.
THOS. II DREW u. M for
September g. r,ds1
= Tie ahNe sale by consent Of pari;es IL
'SFPONED Till Saturday the 1st day of Ocs
tober next. THOS. il. DREW d M. for
JOS. SCOTr NJ n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

A meeting of the republican delegates from
al the towns IN the county OF Norfolk, Mass.-
chusetts, WAS held at De,l,iam; where they
drafted and reported an address and resolutions,
aPpiob1ting the conduct ofthe executive govc.1,
ment. Which breathes the spirit OF patriotism
and love OF country. " 4. p Ads
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

From an Irish Paper, primtea;n 1897.
In two years and about 6tnonths last past, the
French have gained 2l6 Victories, including 81
pitched Battles.
Killed, $4,000 men of Enemy.
Taken, 1874 Prisoners.
238 Strong Places.
319 Forts Camps {, Rdbts
1865 Pieces of Cannon.
1S6,767 Muskets.
4,SSS,150 Pounds of Powder.
207 Standards
5,4S6 Horses, &c. &c.
All this was done in irregular way! IF to this
destruction should be added. the irregular exac.
tons and depredations of the army, what would
be the grand total of Misery.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

nv Of 4.eec. including the division of Ge-
neral Ponti, arc said to have entered Cas-
lie, tor the purpose of giving him battle
Gen. Cdesta With a corps &C ,c.OCc. xya
supp sed ready to attack the FRENCH CO.
lumn at Burgqs, at The same time that he
husturians encountered Bessieres,
A letter from Liverpool, of 23d July to
New York states, that report hid c,cu-
AIRED, after the arrival of the St. Michael S.
thrt the Frcrch DEGREES were to be resc,n-
ded immediatei (which had given "a COM
piete staynatlcn tn the l. Markct-it being
undersfo" that III UGH an event the minis.
trv wee pletged to ,e~cind their Orders -
Nothing official hao been published but tho
Sun, m nis,e rial paper, had given a hint
that such an ccert might occur.
Mr. RITcHIE, -.
>: VIII oblige the Officers Of
the u. $. additional army within the state
OF Virginia by stating in his paper that in
struct;ons for their Uniforms. came to tho
Richmond Post Office in Ma last. The q
instructions ire now opened and eft at the
Eiqrirer Office f,r the beoeft Of those con-
cerned by AN OFFICER u. S. n. A,my.
"eP' <o'h' 1906
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20
coMMJ.icArIoN.

a sea-fa'ins ma, rium Tie north, day OF
"' 50 "a'cit>d, tn't III til, EnlSmso w S
80 so" re'l''"ed, there wo"id bc su,a lent
are. gu "a NJ ss.,. htsetts, Connec,,,,n. 81 to
emo It. Il WAS soon silence lby byc-st.nd :
+ "''a COM ',.1 'he ,Iolty of his assertion. In
'!'u "e o0'fosvs'. ms r.c.i ;encc from tdc &" Is
sex Jn", ~" "ppe :, >Iol as IN tie Revoluti
ON l" p csc. SIoj s .tios to torcign tyi.lus in
pre- el', TO hi'..! s,.,nd glinst the I'M, ers 4,
"S"rPa'ioh OF cohmIrct, agriculture and Ia .ru
i-ctues.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20
From rte Philadelphia Register.

APPOINTMENTS
BY the patriotic government of Spain.
Marquis de Casa C;lvo, captain general of
the interior provinces OF Mexico.
Captain Stephen Folk, aid -du-camp to the capt.
general.
Philip Fatio, Esq. consul general for South
Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia, TO reside
in Charleston.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

Ih Bos. Gazette ( Fedsraihrint } states,
that rom the Dest oral iniurma ion tic uid col
iect. COVE rnoi Tiche T. IS eiected ma, there
veal be Il imojori,y of fro - 10 ~ 20 Federal
kepreNentati' es IN he Legislature, and that
Meaars. HUI Jard ana ,,hitlenden with one
o'ncr Oh enc / eder II ca udidttes are certaiDI,
elected members Of Congress-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

fhf Wtest london papers to- the o. h Ju =
ly inclusive, are received at Neu-York bv
the ship Susan from Liverpool Tour DAYS
later al our Copious accounts from " r.
folk Nothing very important fine priu $
are 81 eat as 20 the adjustment OF a pence
between Russia and G. Britain cunts
respecting Russia are various ACCORDING TO
one, ambassadors had been sent to Bona
pal To demonstrate against The deposition
OF the bourbons, ana his occupation of the
ecclesiastical states. Bonapartc is said to
have waved the subject. According To
another, MS Russian Majesty was desirnus
OF Gu uvating his Friendship, and had dis
patched four Wagons loaded with ~ esents
Bonapar is making gre At exertions to re
crult sarnies i'll SPAIN Inc army Of Anpe-
rcau has been Oh So.ved 8; marched i'm tetaCh- =
ments fro II Germany TO Spain lie Polish
army under Prince PoniatowSkv has receive
ed the same destination Ddyoust's divisi-
ON has for the greater part been ordered to
Spain The e%ert.ons on the other hand are
considerable. WHAT bloodshed md carnag,
will defile the fields of Spain The En-
slish were enbdrkiug 5000 men in Ken, ::
which with he dctachmentS under Moore
and Wellesley and Spencer will form a CORPS
OF 80 600 TT ops.
Joseph Bonaparte had paused at Victo
ria on the 11th July owing to- advices from
Marshal Bessieres.--Om the 18th tire latte,
was stationed between Bilboa and Maroui
ma with body o. about ~ .0oO. iuclnd,nc-
some Polish regiments The Austrian az
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20
F'o"r the Boston Paitadiin, sf FJiday OH inst

FeTnont EleeHo1-On Tuesday last the free
mon ofVermont elected their Govcrpor ;c,,
tenant-Governor, Counsellors, Representatives.
and members Of Congress
A gentleman from Brattleboro' informs NJ.
that the votes IN that town were 286 federal
and 20 deTnOc Tatic. This town has always becu
federal, but has never, Till now, given more
inan 200 votes. IN Hinsdale, federal Sc. demo
cratic il TE'S Town has been considered de
JaOcFstic.
a letter from Wslpole, says "In Westm;n
s'er there has been great change in favor o
federalism. Mr.. T~henory msi7rity for Co
vernon is as, Mr.. Hubb4rd's majority for Con.
gress49, Mr.. Haif's lor St.te Representative %
lWcs'mn'ter hss heretofore been democratic !
Ihcre is no doubt tic erection IN Vermont i, T.
result ~ The triumph .! !e.,erd ec?u5iiealf snD. .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

consequence of a Circular Letter from
i Comn.tee of the off ers OF tie late Penn,
syivana liFe, addressed to rue as well az to Sc
Yer'i Other eincers of the late army il has been
IN cling OF all tile oficers of the former CONT
nertrl line, who continued in service to the end
. ne Key iut'Onry war. have therefore APP
pc nted Mont The 10Th day of DE, ember next:
the caphol in Inc city of Richmond, for such
"eeu Ig eng the y to which the society Of
Il Gin ;innat stands adjourned.
JAMES WOOD.
sept " irwtIStD 7
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to be IN Haifsx.-And that the general i'm
preston in this place, is that this was d.
rect and concerted violation Of the embar-
go Law
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DOMESTIC.
Newly DIRK, Sept. 13,
Law Law INTTEELLiGETCE.

NEw-YoRE, Sept. ID,
Ia" IN7rEEE
In the District Court Of Pennsylvania, 9th Sept
Present, PErERs, Judge.
The United States of AmerI-0 This was libel
Ca, filed by Mr. Dial.
o. las, the District
The schooner William and Attorney, sganst
Samuel, Joseph LoPes, & the schooner Viii
her cargo. liam and Samuel,
and her cargo, captured Nv Lieutenant BIZ :
of the navy, for breach ot the laws relating TO
the embargo. The libel contained variety of
counts & the vessel was claimed by Jacob
Clarkson and Samuel Lowth, the owners bu,
no claim was filed for any par, of the cargo The
claim pledged. that the vessel had bean charter
I'd by Joseph Burr that she had received per.
mission from the President TO proceed from Phi
ladeiphia to the Havana, for American proper.
ty; and that the cargo was put on board viii h.
out privlty or appreciation of the owners. The
vessel, howevei, clandesIinely took in goods
~hiie III the port of Philadelphia, TO value ex.
eeeding 5000 dollars Samuel Lowth, one of
the owners, sailed in her passenger, acsor
ding to the entry i. the IN .nifest and when she
was seized by order OF lieutenant Diddle, after
she had left the district of PENNSYLVANIA but still
IN the river Delaware--her matches ,ycr.. batter
ed down, &c. Messrs. Ingersoll, Halloweil and
Minor, were counsel for the claimants, and up-
on mature consideration, agreed to the condem.
NATION of the vessel, upon the last count ofthe
,ntorm!t alton, which stated, that goods exceed
ing the value of 400 dollars had been ladened
on board without permit from the proper Off.
GERS. The cargo was condemned, no claim be.
ing filed, or any objection made reservng for
The OPINION OF the court, the question whether
the goods shipped under permit, were liable
also, to forfeiture.
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The United States,
This libel was filed

-r,. ,.h... ~ MT. Dallas, The
Nancy, John Russell, gainst tie schooner
master, and her CARGO Polly & Nancy, John
Russel, master, a British owned vessel, and her
cargo, seized by the Collector, for breach of
the laws relating to the embargo, by taking On
board prohibited goods.-Mr Hopkinson appa,r-
cd for The master, who was, Also the owner of
lac vessel aedged that the Illegal act WAS com
united without the knowledge or appreciation Of
fs client; but submitted 10 tic condemnation of
The vessel and cargo, excepting the sea stores
and provisions.
After hearing Mr. Dallas, on the one side,
and Mr.. Hopkinson onthe other. the court de-
c'oed' that upon gene: principles, we'll us
upon particular words Of the 5tii section Of the
Act OF the 9th Of January, 1903, the sea stores
and provisions could not be considered as part Of
the cargo, liable to forfeiture
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

ESOR S VI T., valuable plant ton in Din.
widde County, four miles from 'e,ersb re.
CO timing 232 acres of Land It's under GOOD
icnceS-the improvements are handsome, com
modi'us and IN excellent repair it has besides,
the advantages of an egroeable neiphborhood.
good water, &C. &c Ssc.-EpDly to
THOMAS EORVELL.
Richmond. Sept 90 ~,
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w ANTED, as a TUTOR in private family.
w person qualified to teach The latin am I
.asiis ianSu res grammatical!y, ana Aritnn,es
t-c--ApPly to tHo Saver, Sept ~. ltft
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

II LIES LETrREs SCHOOL,. DAVIS.
~ has opened School in pleasant ht,i> M
tic corner of Elliot's Lot-Englsh and L..t.n
. 5 per Quarter English and French 8.
Richmond, Sept. 20
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The United States.
Mr.. Dallas sled = u;

NC OHTTV0 otatts, Mt. UaTTas HIetl 2 7
Us bel against the sloop
The sloop Two Friends, Srwo Friends, a Frensi,
Baptiste Geaniy, mas owned vessel, an her
ter, and her cargo. } cargo, seized by the
Collector, for breach Of the laws relatiae 10 the
embargo and process Of monition WAS order.
ell To issue in due form.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

NJ OrlC - sad jet tion tie next G.u-raI
" Assembly 10 = exonerded from kecn;uo
up The Causeway opp site my Ferry and thre.,gh
the Marsh OF Moore Fantcroy, dcccased
LAURENCE MUSE.
Tapp2hannock, Sept 20 (tfI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

n UIICE, that tbe Ttpp hammock STACE
4 will leAye Richmond every Wednesday ~
1ait pat eight a. n. and arrive at 'fappaIan-
lock on Thursd' y by one r h--Leaye r ,ppa-
annock every Sunday at four 4. NJ and arrive
at Richmond on M N l,v morning.
JOHN WOODY, c, Go.
w ~. (2O
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=, we are informed from undoubted authority
that orders have heen issued for mrch;ne, g..
ven companies of the newly raised st.lndinpr ar
my INTO the state Of New-York, to be placed at
tle disposal OF the Governor Of that state. Cas
~ States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-22
WILLIAM GAINES.
MAR TIN HANCOCK.

Z. s. Any mares which were POT 10
Rnowsiey last season, and did not prove
viii foai, shall be ensured The present year
ior the season money.
PEDICRFR,
Giyeaby lard Cer5y in roe 1oi,o,sis2 1,7-.s. 7i,.
DO hereby certify, that b.. BAY horse
called knowsley, late the p epersy Of the
Prince.ol Wales. was bred by ne. He was
got by Sir Psier 1'eszlc, Gu Of Capel;a, and
was SIX years Old last May. and no more"
Signed DERBY, >Scai)
Nnows!ey, jane Is, 1901.
CAPELIA was bred by General Parker.
toalder in l773, and got By Herod, out OF
Mss Cope by Regulus, Black Eyes b.
Grab, Ws'iock, Galloway. Sir Peter Tea
zle was got by High Flyer; High FIVE
was So by Herod, and so on &c may b.
traced through noble line of ancestors
Tor ages past, without a single Haw in his
geneaiogy, either in The male or female
SIoe' lawlm