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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-22

statement is very long. 1t principally
relates 70 his knowledge ofGen. Wilkin-
sons being absolutely engaged in a con-
spIR 4cv with the Spanish government
TO SEPARATE THE WESTERN srATEs
THE uNIoH. These states when
thus separated, were to form an INDIE
PENDENT GOVERNMENT, under the pro-
lection and in alliance with Spain; the
pert of New Orleans was to be open to
them, and they were to have a free trade
with Spain and its colonies. The state
ment OF Mr.. Clark also mentions, his
knowledge of the fact that Gen. Wilkin'
SON had actually been in the habit Of re-
ceiving a pension from the Spanish go.
vernmcnt, &c. &c. This statement was
sworn TO before Judge Cranch, chief
Judge of the circuit court of the district
Of Columbia. -.
Mr.. Rowan offered the following res.
olution s a substitute to Mr.. Ran.
dolph's: Resolved, That a special COM
mittee be appointed to inquire into tho
conduct of Brigsdier General Wilkinson,
in relation to his having AZ any time while
in the service of the u. States, corruptly
received money from, the government Of
Spain or its agents, and that the said
committee have power to send for per.
sons and papers, andto compel their at
tendance and production /; and that they
report the result of their Inquiries to this
house.
Mr.. Randolph withdrew. his resolu.
ton, in order to make way for it.
Mr.. Bacon spoke at length against the
resolution, ~contendiug that the house had
no power to make the inquiry.
MI. Randolph spoke in favor Of the
resolution. Ia the course efhis remarks,
he observed, that while on the grand ju.
~ at Richmond he had taken a copy Of
the famous cyphered litter from Burr to
Wilkinson ; that he had by mean. Of the
key furnished by the latter, transcribed
Il; that he had compared the letter. so
TRANSCRIBED, with that given by Gen. vii.
finson. as true transcript Of the letter.
md transmitted BY him as such to the
president. He then read the two let.
ters, and noted some striking differences.
Among them are, the omission in the
letter published by Gen. w. Of the
words" our" when speaking Of" the brp-
.ieet." and the words my dear friends,
&C." -l..
M. Smile inquired whether a mo.
zion had not been made in the grandinry
AZ Richmond to find a bin against Gen.
w. and, If so, what was its fate?
MI. Randolph replied, that there was
amotion nadeto find a bill against Gen.
W. for misarison gtreas9n, but that it
was overruled on the ground that he had
a legal exception ; but Mr.. r. said he
never heard one ofshe grand jury express
an opinion. that Gen. w. was not moral.
~, If not legally guilty.
After a debate Of about two hours, a
motion was made and carried, that the
further consideration of the subject be
postponed until tomorrow. And then
the house ad journed.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-22

To make room /or the debate m t:e
Legislature Of this state, on resolutions
rcbntiUe to the General Government, and
6rthe other interesting matter contains
ed in this Paper, ne have been obliged to
omit a number Of Advertisements, for
which ,uc ask the Indulgence Of u 0d-
vertiaing Eiendx-IheiT CaVours shall
BE- 0rtended 70 next meek.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-22

received BY Yesterdays mar, says
80" We are sorry for the situation of our
country, and deplore the many failures
that have, and must, take place in our
sea.ports and commercial cities. We
have this evening received private adj.
vices Of more than so capital failures in
the single town Of Portland, in the Prv-
vince Of Maine"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-22
PHILADELPHIA, Ian. is.
From Woshinpton, ia.

FF0W W~osHIHYloH, yam. TO. -
Aaren Burr, it is said. will forfeit his
recognizance at the Ohio Court, and
means to repair to this city where the
Supreme Court sets the list of Feb. In.
this court he means to appeal to try the
constitusionality Of the late proceedings
against him. He was seer last week at
Williamsport, Nd. in very humble at
tire. --
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-22
Extract fa letter to the Editor Of tie
. s,Tournal dated Lancaster. 9an. 9.

~ e3ournal dated Lancaster, fan. 8.
THE house of representatives wa
this day engaged in a most interesting
debate ON the proposition to Congress
to make the judges removable at, win.
Mr.. Sergeant was up nearly two hours,
and was answered 6y Leib in a strain Of
irony, inveetise and sarcasm, that equal
led any other Of his efforts to gain a point.
Mr.. Sergeant was uneommonly eloquent
and correct, and the constitutional party
was victorious. The resolution was
thrown out, the Jacobins. discounted,
and the good cause assumes fresh vi
gour."
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-22

Extract ola letter from a gentleman in
Marietta, dated Dec. 2s.
Blannerhassett came in town last
week, tarried a few days, aud went off
inA boat, privately. late in the night.
While here he was afraid ofbeing poison
ed in the TAVERN l understand that nei-
Their he nor Burr win attend their trial at
Chilicolhe."
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-22

am informed that a gentleman Of dis.
tinguish-d talents intends to bring for
ward an Impeachment in the house ofre-
p~rssentatirss. Let the wicked tremble.
tU.S. Gag.
The 6Ao,mng letter gGen. Wilkinson,
should have accompanied his CORES
tOpdtnce Nth Nr. RGnd0ibh, inAase
week'S hfeAigencer, but through in.
adverience, 1v0s then omitted.
Washington, Dec. %, 1907.
Sir,
have received your letter Of the 2sth
inst. by mail, in which YOU violate truth
and honor, to indulge the inherent ma.
Lightly and rancor Of your soul. On
what "levrl," pray, sir, shall we End the
wretch, who to masque his cowardiee,
fabricates falsehoods and heaps unpro-
voked insults upon unmeri,rd iniuriese
You, John Randolph, are this man and
your own breast can best solve the pro.
position. You " cannot descend to my
level" vain equivocal thing! And do
you believe this dastardly subterfuge will
avail you, or that your lions skin will
longer conceal your. true character : EN-
brace the alternative still within yoar
reach, and ascend to the "leyel". Of a
gentleman, ifpossibk ; act like A MAN,
ifyou can, and spare me the pain Of pub.
fishing you to the world, for an insolent,
slandsrous, prevaricating poltroon.
Jas. WILKINSON.
John Randolph, Esq.
N. B. The first idea suggested BY the
indecency Of your response to my letter,
was the chastisement Of my cane, FROM
which the sacred respect | owe to the
station you occupy in the councils of the
nation has alone protected you ; and to
the consequent conflict Of feeling and
duty must be ascribed the delay Of this
note.
JAS. WILKINSON.
John Randolph, Esq.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-22

"HEcToR UNMARKED! /!
In Justice to my character, ] de-
"nouues to the world, JouS RAsDoLpH,
member of Congress-, Il prevatieatiug,
"base, eliminating scoundrel, poltroou
d" and coward.
"JAS. WILKINSON"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-22

Mr. Giles, the senator from Virginia
has animated, very publicly at Wash
ington, that Mr.. Rose will pay d yer,
short visit to Americd!
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-22

JAS. WILKINSON.
John Randolph, Esq.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-22

The Chamber of Commerce Of \
York have called a meeting Of the me
chants Of that city to take into consid
ration the situation Of the poor sailor
and in conjunction with the Corporate
to afford them relief. v
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-22

Chee,ham, the editor of,he American
Citizen, says, tina" BonafartetoH &C..
neral armstrong, that i sUe received a
minister from England zoe. should incur
las disbheasure The editor remark.
that he does not assert this on the authors
sy Of ne $. paPerFePors. j.
Fruits ef the Eembargo.-A letter
from a respectable house in Providence,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-27
e. PALMER's PACKET will
sail for Norfolk On Thursday
next, wind and weather permit
ting.
January 90.
IT, The Proprietor of the
January 90.

! e. The Proprietor of the
Alexandqaa DAILY advertiser, will
difpose~ of the Establish ment on
moderate terlns-there are now.
nearly SIX hundred Subscribers
and the Lift encreasing,-To a
Perfon of Induftry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this would be a desirable. Situa-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold a great Bargain # Applicant
on be made ioon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-27

!; charge d'sHairs al Corslan,:ncple, has De.
nandsd his passports 10 conse quence Ct
hs refusal Of Tie Porteto suffer hsscn
ANst Won Pilach to return to his post IN
,ha city. Prince SGazo was btheadtd az
Cons'antinople, 10 eoDstquenee ct sup.
posed criminsl correspondence with The
British commander eff the Dardane Hes.
FreDth prisoners to the p.mbrr Of scme
hundteds, warmly clad, passed thferBh
!, Posen, on their Ieiusn 10 France. SIX
! English vcsssls, uEder convey ct the For.
resIer sleep ct war, haze be.n taken by
the Danes 10 ccDstauence OF tkeir 100
near spptoathto the castle OF Cronerhnrg,
ard Two more capturec in ate mpprg 70
pass by Copenhagen, by some danish
armed boa.s.
The English have been very unfortunate
in getting home their Danish pr yes. The
Neptune, 81, has got ashore CO SAID
bsrk near the islard al Wleu, where II is
expec,ed she will be lost.
On The aigh,s Of the 9Th ard loh Of
Nov. The A4e, with the Danish ships er
coun.eIed d very severe storm, 10 which
between 2 and 5000 ncops ard great
number Of horses resnkst-- apart OF
the convoy has arrived at Ysrmou.l ---
upwards Of 40 trarapor,s ere still missing.
The Dapish. gen. Euvald is posted 10 liza.
land, with 5000 troops for its defence. Tie
English. fleet in, passing Elsangor flied.
salu,s which The king of Sweaen:s said TO
have ofee,ed not TO BE- retmned. in cense-
queuce of,he. Danish psaes. being ausare
,hem. )
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-27
ANNAPOLIS, January Il.

Yesterday evening the legislature OF this
State adjourned after having passed f7o laws.
Captain Nun, of the ship chesapeake, ar
hiyed off this city on Tuesday Lash IN u
kays from Batavia: previous to his leQying
1 ha, cert intelligence had been received tlasre
ffthe capture of the Cape of Good Hope by
Pie French.--In lat, 81, long %, spoke the
brig Little John, from Martinique bound to
Boston, who had been boarded by a ship from
be cape bound to Nantucket, then out Toe
Hays, who also informed of the above event,
@ith the addition that several British ships OF
Far and East-Indiamen were captured at the
same time.
Admiral Hartsink, and several other pas
|sengers, have arrisedin the Chesapeake.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-27
A P P E A LIS.
FL Common. Council, lstb Jqs. sos.

.ln, Common. Council, !sth Jas sos.
ORDERED,
THAT the Council will sit, as Court Of
Appeals, on Saturday, the 3oth instant, at the
Council Chamber, from the hour OF. 10 to 9
O'Clock, where all persons having appeals to
make OH 'thcir assessment will attend, or o.
therwise. be excluded from hearing.
Test. JAMES M. MtREA, {. c.
January l8. ehSothJan
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-27
Notice is hereby given

10 The Stockholders efthe Bank J .dleranduia,
THAT a dividend of, three, and half per
i cent. on the capital stock Of said banks.
for the half year ending this dry, is declared,
and will be ready to be paid to them. or their
representatives, on Thursday next the seventh
instant.
. By order of the President and Directors,
,Gusden ChapiH, Cash'fr.
Jantary 4. 81 StsW4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-27

IS. who had testified against him, was
ssssss W., weakened. He might 80 on.
very m, ,S., the importance ofdiscredflng
ud say -" ,s.,imopy was also very mpsh
..,teusd BY the evidence 3. =. SUI =. =, 81 of
:. bar Of the ssnase tor 'ne gH .
a sn;,b.s afidasn MAS 10 shew that inc
alf. - aosins. him had arisen from Q
Fna,ss .,.ev between Nimno and glover.
S ga.'1ser he testimony. Of Ninmo aDJ
w. saa was, il appeared. that !. was rot
'lOSe~ve 20 the .execusiye until Deem
IsD' Ms, while, by .,he evidence OF col.
PEI :, - 7, appeared that he had connun'.
ia oropnds of suspicion totally ssPa.
~ from Nsmm0 and Glover ak weeks
NJ Aaams concluded by observing
:, no, wi,hssaudipg these siroug c'rcpm.
.sner. he was nosdisposed 10 rsfuse The
J"Io,nce desired by Mr.. SmKh; no.
ssnse ne believed he would pot be heard
s;hou, il. or thar he. ha6 Dot already
k,en allowed ample time 20 collect tes''-
sooy or thai il was obligatory on the sen.
- allow farther lime; but because ne
:. u,,!ing to allow him every indulgence
80, with shadow of rsssoo. 5a
The question was.,bsu taken by yeas
la RAYS On striking OUT tbs list Of
kIarch.n as fo1Iws a.ss..asa -,
yrAs-Msssrz. Andersoo, Condis, Gis.
49, Ki,shsl, Maelay, Ma.,h,wson,
Moore, Parker, Robise1. aod amin, : Gu
Ito. i
Nsys-sisssrs. Adams, Bsyard, Craw-
la Frsnklio, GaiAsrd, Giles, Gsodrieh,
;,-,c, HTlhouse. Howlsnd, Malsslge,
hI;,eHsu. Pickering. Pope, Reed. Smith,
y Md Smith, IN York; Sampser, Ihrus.
~. Iuscer and Whise--2l. s
N rhe yeas aud Gays were then taken 90
HE original resolution, ADD are as toll
lows.
YrAa--Me.srs Adams, Anderson,
Bayard. Condit, Crawford, Franklin,
ssi!fard, Giles, Goodrich. Gregg. HILL,
house, Haylaul, Knchell, Mlledge, Mn,
khiu, Pickering. Pope, Reed, Smith,
fMdl Smi,h, New Yolk) Smith. Tep)
Sumpssr, Thrus,on. Turner aud White -
Is. -
4 On motion Ct Mr.. adams, ordered,
II Tia, the secretary Of the Senate cause
u be ob,aiced fron the files OF the Circuit
our, for The Virginia disttici acerlihsd
&opy Of rhe papers under signature OF
ihe Q,erist. aud Sle Of the Ekaeirsr for
1hs year 1907. lg,sst6a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-27
|MaaSNowprA.

MRa SSowprN,
d Il woald appear that some OF. the good
kpeople of Alexandria have recently been
kselzed with mania for writings and seem in
good earnest to have set about the work of
Eaoing away the imputa6on that we have long
|,aDorec under, viz. 6 That eur soils particu-
parry uniayorable to the growth of science. -
u this is really the cause of those elegant sf-
|iuslons which / have read in the Advertiser,
/ ~ the form ofphilippics against the littleboys
4 " this town, ] could freely forgive those well
neanlng men, and conclude it was praise
worthy attempt. But if they really wish to
sOhyey to the world the idea (which some
Fave thought to be the easel that the little
8,H are worse here than elsewhere, or that
hilaren do not act like children every where,
snai our town is uncommonly irreligieAs,
us leave to put in my humble veto against
se conclusion, and assure all who have not
good an opportunity of being acquainted
aa the circumstances as myself, that there
'.a this place a number of youth whose avo.
auons are sedeatary, and that it is supposed
'sOlp'ely necessary to their health and well
IN consequence of their confinement
<,,l 'aig six days of the week, that they should
@ ne air and moderate degree Of exer-
use on the seventh.
AMPHIARAUS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-27
ORIGINAL. .EPITAPH,

Latelv disctvsred uhon a Grauc-3clcNe IN q
Country Church. YARD.
Beneath these stones
Rest the dry bones
Of Thomas Jones'
Friends make your racaps.
Bat vain are means,
Or tears CT Sroans, r.,
To raise the stores
Where rest the bones
Of poor Tom Jones
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-27

shallbe permitted to report her cargoes fssp
expectation, and shall be ailoYed 10 proceed
upon their voyage, TO their original ports OF
destination Il rot arrrized Eciolc the issuing
ofthe said erder) or to my Eert at ami,y with
his majesty, upon reviewing certificate iroIa
.the cole ctor.or comptroller OF the customs at
the port Which they shall so enter, which
certificate tie said collectors srd cemrtIcl-
lers ale hereby authorised snd requested to
give; setting ior.h that such vessels csmc H.
10 such port in consequence OF being Sc warn
cd or OF receiving such i1-fc,matien as afoIe-
sid, and that they We're permitted to sail
flom such port under tie 1 es ulaticns Which
his majesty has been pleased 10 establishin
respect to such vessels (; tut, lis case illy YES
sci so arriving shall prefer 10 import l.er car
90, then such vessel shall be allowed 10 enter
andl-.port tie sane. upon such, terms Esd
conditions as the Cargo might lave been i'm
ported upon according to Inv, IN case tie said
vessel had sailed after having received no;ice
Of the said order, and, iii conformity thelcto.
And ii is further ordained, tia, Ill vessels
which shall arrive at any Fort place OF The
United kingdem, or GlltiItar, or Malta, ia
conformity or obedience to the said oIGer,
shall be allowed inrespect to all wlislI may he
On board tie same, except sugar, coffee, WIG,
brandy, snuff ard tobacco, 10 c ear cut 20 any
port whatever, 10 he specified liz such ciear-
ance, md with respect TO tie last .inertiolctl
articles, to export the SIRE 0 such ports,
ard under such conditions and reg liations oi,--
ly, as his majesty, by sny license TO Le grant
ed for that purpose nay Greet.
And the right honorable the lords C minis
sioners of his majesty's treasury, his lnsjes-
TVS principal secretaries IF state, the lords
commissioners Of the admiralty, and the judg-
IS OF the high court of admiralty and courts
Ct vice admiralty, are TO take tEenccessary
measures herein, as to them shall respee lively.
apperlan. w. EAW kLNEK.
HUiN9RCL7S.--A.u; VII observed day
or tw since, tina, by reading 4he word en-
barge backwards, itwould make q g"ab.
Z 4 3.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-27
alsyaubria Eatlp aoherttser.
WEDNESDAY, JAsyAKy 81.

The Committee Of the Peer acknowledge
|eas receipt OF 10 dollars, floma Eriend to
|'hs Poor, az alienation.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-27

HUINVRL.E0.-A.N VII Cbsf!Vtd a Gay
or Two since, tina, by reading he word en-
barge backwards, itwould make.>O grab.
me! II is ,houghtlhat great run,bsr will
feel the ipf~ snce If its gta5!,!
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-28
p q II 5 Il L E.
.yanuarp SO.

BY VIRTUE. of a decree ofthe high couft
Of cAancerye of ;he state OF Maryland, WI be
exposed to pubic sale. in the town OF i'ort-
Tobacco, Charles county, at the court house,
at three O'Clock iD the afternoon Of the sccons
day OF the next ugusl term OF Charles coun-
ty court, which commences OH tie 4th Nor
day of August next- a parcel OF LAND, late
the property Of J'ohn u. Scar, deceased, Sc
Ing part of a tract of laird called Foyaston A'a-
nor, lying upon a.bsanch Of Naniemey Greek,
on the post road leading to Nanjcmoy fronf
Port Tobacco, near the HiIi Top, and about
seven miles from Port Tobacco.
Iiiis land consists of about 500 acres, eli
which between SO and leo acres are well tim.
bered, about go acres are in marsh, and thv
Remainder arabic and very productive.
- The terms OF sale are that the purchaser
shall give bond with sufficient security to p4y
TIE purchase money intweNc months from
theasaleS 1t viii be sold entire OF. in parcels
as may best suitthe persons inclined 20 pur-
Francis Key, Trustee.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-28

lind immediate poae'ac5s 1givalj
MAR The EXTREMITY or The PAVEMENT
On Prince Street
A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, with
( IN an. elegant garden, and all Necessary
bt.idiags thereto, complete i he premis e.
occupy ons half acre Of ground, on one OF the
best situations and best constructions, equalled
by lew, if any exceeded bynone in alexsn,
dria ofits size; it has also 4 pump Of excel
lent water. approved OF by the best Judges,
besides we'll In the garden for its exclusive
use, and is every way calculated toaccom,no-
date genteel family, from such moderate
rent will be taken.
Now building and will be ready
to REM about the first Of Angus, FOUR
HOUSES, on Waslfington-street, the Stu
atoms are good, and the buildings will be We.
ry convenient and neatly finished, for private
families, or public business and a House or
two, near .A4essrs. 1larsteller and Young's
wharf.
For terms apply to,
Robs7. Broeket.
ians /. aar
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Ig)IIN g. LADD,
sIl4s FOR sale,

ss IA S. FOR YALE,
90 bales German Linens, commit
no, Of brown and white Rolls, ilaxen Osna-
5urghs, hempen Ticklenburghs, Burlsps, ana
Il Aecks and Stripes. sss5
/ 1900 pieces Nankeen 81
Il. Russia Shceting and Duck
il bale Writing Paper
so bags Of black Pepper OF the best pa
ity, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
ID hhds Moiasses
pipe porf Wine 7-
lo}illo Holland Gin
s. 9o.gI'renoh Brandy
Z do Jamaica spiriFss
e: A quantity OF soal Leather Shoes, oacr-
a.aciu and Ta!low Candies, Cheese, a2. &c.
!. April Z.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-28
Five Dollars Reuiapd.

Ran away from the subscriber about five
weokssince al apprentice 10 the chs'r-mak-
ing business, named GEOAGi. GREEN, n
bout 20 Gears CT age S feet or inches
high IT G above reward will be paid for de-
liv,ling him to his master.
Fph-airn Evans.
All persons arc cautioned against harbering
or employing said BOY, At their peril,
July /. law2t
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Washington and alexandria Inr'n-

80 = 80 - y,
ssT-s II F. Stockholders Of the Washington
II and Alexandria lusnplke Company = are !.
hereby notified, that the second ihstal,nentt. OF
Ten Dollars on each share, is called tor.by
the psesis.en. and Directors of tho said Com.
ipany, and is required to be paid to Chart .
Page, II easurer, in Alexandria Oh or before
the 2eth day Of .Augustnext, agreeable 70 IN
&C, Of Congress, entitled An act tor the e
establishment Of Turnpike Con pany IN the
county Of Alexandria, in the district OF Co.
lumbia.
By order Of the Directors,
G. Deneale, President.
JULY
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-28
Patent Shot, &c

Patent Shot, &c
ans Patent Shot, asserted, 3 70 nc. g.
nogsheads brown Sugars
zk lbs. green Coffee !.
nperial Tea, Of very superior quah'
ty, III quarter chests, boxes and can
r;Sters. . .sss s5sssats
SO barrels cheicr w hiskey.
S. jamaica Spirits, tfor family use WAR
ranted seven years OLD.
40 boxes Muscatei Kalsinls.
Win j general assortment Of Wines, LS
usrs, and Groceries IS usual usual
roR SALE DY
Joleph Vaudeville vi
4 Corner Of King and Falrfax streets
Juae IS. 81. -
- - "A ~ 80
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Fsr fhe purpose of raising a sum OF money e
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-28

$500
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HAS FOR SALE,
An annrtnaent of WrNr.
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q uORS, OkoCE LES, &C,
Consisting OF
MADEIRA1
Port
Sherry
Lisbon WINES.
Malaga
Tcneriffe &
Corsica
Old st. Estepke Medoc laret, in c,,.,
one dozen
5 A ew,aszen fine old rrontinac
n;tto do. best wire hitter.
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EDR SALE.

J WILL S II IN the HOUSE wherein
81 live on rfe corner of Washingtol, ~
sXiag streets. on acredit of IL, IS, ls, p
and "a mtsssssls. igsla
Robert Young.