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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-26

ALLEGO, RICHARD & Co-Having no
~ logger any concern IN the COLUMBIAN
MILLS, (cenNcNLy CALLED Ross AILLs,)
inform their friends and the public in general
that any WHEAT sent to +hem by water from
the upper Country, will be received At THEIR
N1LLs ON THE CANAL, and any Wheat sent
TO them By LAND will be received at conve-
nient Lumber-House contiguous to their cour.-
ting-room.
Richmond July II. (ep2m)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-26
C.. ANTHONY, trustees.

JOSEPH MARX & Co. have on hand an as
- sortnent Of German Oznaburgs, Ticklenbures,
Dowlas and Toweliing, by the bale, box, or piece.
Cognac Brandy, Molasses, Sack Salt, coarse and
fine, which they will sell for cash, tobacco or ap
proved paper. May17. (tf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-26

EyY virtue of deed of trust executed to the
< y subscribers by Ro. and Geo. Turner, and
Ann the wife of the said George. recorded in
musings Court OF Richmond, made to secure
the payment of S 1900 to Dan'l. Couch, accor-
ding to the terms of said deed will be sold to
the highest bidder, for cash, before the door of
the Eagle Tavern, in the said city, on Saturday
the goth day of the present month, July) all that
LIT or PARCEL OF GRoUND, situate in the
SAID city, on the east side of the crossst7eet lead
ing from the Bell-Tavern to tine river, and for
merly under lease to Russell & Wallace toge-
Their with the following NEGROES, George (the
COOK }, Peter 1.-THE barber), and Aggy, or so muck
CT the said property as will be sufficient to raise
the sum of s 800, and all costs attending the
said sale
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-26
Milton, July 19.

A LII persons having claims against the estate
L ~ of Captain Thomas Roane of the Forge,
King & Queen county, are desired to make them
known to me by the first Of October next
Those indebted are hereby informed that the ST.
tuation of the estate will not admit of INDULGENCE
LAURENCE MUSE, Adn,r.
July 1. rep6w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-26

OT1CE.-All persons having claims against
In the estate of Adam Craig, deceased, are
requested 10 make tnem known, To the subscrl-
Der and All those who are indebted to the estate
are solicitedto make immediate payment
MARY CRAIG, Esec.tris.
Richmond, July5. GepSwl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-26

THE subscriber offers for rent or lease, for
4 term of years, two comfortable Tenemcnts
fitted for the reception of genteel families, .ad
joining to the tenement occupied by herself
MARY CRAIG.
Richmond, July S. TepswI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-26
TIL: JEFFERSON

NINEGAR--A few casks of good Picking
v and Table Vinegar, Yon SALE eY
ID. ] BURR
July 5. C2m7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-26

To RENTING upper APARTMENTS IN the
4 House occupied by Messrs. Kirby, Drake
4 Taylor, possessing convenient accommodations
tor a family. Possession will be given immedi-
aseiy-aPPly to Kirby, Drake s Taylor, orto
THOMAS NORVELL.
June IS. Ltf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-26
July 10.

A COURT of INQUIRY for the LIST bait,
n lion will be held at the Bell Tavern in the
CITY OF Richmond, on the 25th inst-and for the
I'd battalion at the Washington Tavern, on the
10th inst-and Regimental Court of INQUIRY
viii be held at the Bell Tavern, on tile 9Th day Of
August next: These courts will commence at 8
ociock' a. NJ and adjourn at O'Clock, p NJ on
each day. unless the business before them be soon
err determined. =
GEO: WIN. SMITH,
July Is. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-26

NJ OTICE-Wnl be Sold to tbe h;rbcs- b;1,o,-
\ on Saturday the 30th inst about II o'clock'
at the late dwelling of Marks Vandewall. decd
'oIoining the Union Tavern in this CITY. one Ne,
gro Man named Billey; also two likely Horses.
one 1 good riding, the other well broke Cirr
Horse Together with the Household Fur,i
ture, &c. &c. Terms ofsale, six months credit ~,
all sums above twenty dollars; cash for all sums
under twenty. Notes or bonds, with approved
security, for all sums above.
All those indebted to said estate, are earnestly
requested to make prompt payment I, and those
having eisims against the same, are likewise re-.
ted as the law requires. to the end that they NAV
be discharged without delay.
DANIEL yAN-DEWALL,
July 10. enAt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-26

fNASH given for WHEAT, BY =
July 90. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-09

the wounds of many who we're badly hprt
by the swords and bayonets cfthe SO diery,
"P. S.-After the military were assem-.
Died, saw gentleman enter the SQUARE
on horseback, he harangued the unfurtu-
nate people. did not hear him speak bur
am Told by a friend, whose yeracity 1 can
rely on, that he said ''his fatherwas a wea-
yer, and exhortetl them to supper, the cause,
ous to conduct themselves with prcpricty,
and that he would stand by them, and il
one was hurt to apply to him for redress
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-09
NEW YORK, Tuly IS.

The United States frigate Chesapeake, com
medore Decatur. anchored within the Hook
this morning. AS soon as it was known to the
navy agent here, an express boat was immedi-
ately employed to carry dispatches to her,
which was received in this city from Washing.
ton. II is SAID that The navy agent had orders
to send an express boat O.t in pursuit of the
Chesapeake, if she had not touched here. We
understand that SHE is expected at Boston.
Arrived this morning, the ship Clara, Far
rel, 10 days from N. Orleans Passengers,
Or. holman and several Others.
July so.
II has been doubted by many, whether
the intelligence lately published in the Mer-
camille Advertiser, of the formal cession
of Spain and her territories TO Bonaparte,
was not fabrication at Trinidad. From
the papers received by the Thalia, we are
enabled to silence every doubt which may
have been entertained on this subject. Il
is correct in all its particulars. The OIL
cial documents we have given are printed
in London. The reason why this revoluti.
on has excited so little surprise in England
is, that Spain has long been virtually, what
she is now nominally, under the controu
! of Napoleon and that her situation, in fact
has undergone no very material alteration
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-09
BOSTON. Iulv 16.

The towns which have sent tsVo hundred ard
hiry-oHe RZPUBLIcAN Representatives to the
present Legislature Gogethcr with the hume
rous Republican towns which this year neglect
to send Representatives. contained according
20 the last estimation, seventy thousand seve hun
dyea and sixty thyes yatdJie polls.
MARX THE CONTRAST.
The towns which have sent the t,oo hundred
Gndt5tty t5uo FEDERAL Representatives. together
with the very few of their towns which did not
send) contained oaH .fJiy.fve thousand one hun
ired and toyty-niae rdta6Ie pills.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-09
WRITTEN BY WILLIAM ROSCOE, ESQ

bbuiSS-
WRITTEN By WILLIAM ROSCOE, ESQ.
We airy Sprites, who-oft as Fancy calls,-
Sport midst the precincts ofthose haunted
walls
Light forms, that float in Mirlh's tumultu-
Gus throng,
And frolie, dahce, and revelry, and song
Fold your gay wings, repress your wanted
fire,
And from your fav'rite seats awhile re-
tire !!
And thou, whose pow'rs sublimcr thoughts
impart,
Queen Of the springs that move The human
With change alternate at whose magic
The swelling tide of passions rise or fall
Thou, too, withdraw for midst thy lov'd
abode,
With step more stern, mightier pow'r has
trode:
Here, on this spot, to every eye contest,
Enrob'd with terrors stood the kingly guest !;
Here, on this spoe, Death wav'd TIN an
erring dart,
And struck-his noblest prize-an honest
heart!
e.
bind
How strong the secret sympathiesof mind !.
AS Fancy's pictur'd forms around us move,
We hope, or fear. rejoice, detest, or love !;
Nor heaves the sigh for selfish woes alone,
CoBSenial sorrows mingle with our own;
Hence as the Poets raptur'd eye balls roll,
The fond delirium seizesall his soul
And, whilst his pulse concordant measure
keeps,
He smiles in transport, or in anguish weeps.
But, al lamented shade not thine to know
Tie anguish oniv =. - :: .....sd woe!
Destn'd DER life's substantial ills TO mol1 =,
And fond parental ties untimciy torn
Then, whilst thy bosom, lab'ring with its
grief,
From tabled sorrows sought a short relief,
The fancied woes, too true to Natures
tone,
Burst the slight barrier, and became thy
own;
In mingled tides the swelling passions ran,
ABSORBED the Actor, and o'erwhelm'd the
Man!
Martyr of Sympathy, more sadly true,
Than ever Fancy feign'd, or Poet drew
Say, why by heav'n''s acknowledge hand
imprest,
Such keen sensations actuate all the breast (?
WHY tlirobs the heart for joys that long
have fed
WHY fingers Hope around the silent dead
Why spurns the spirit its enCumb'rrg CLAY.
And longs to soar to happier realms away !
Does Heav'n, unjust, the fond desire instill
To add to mortal wees another i'll
Is there thro' all the intellectual frame,
No kindred mind that prompts the nightly
dream,
Or, in lone musings Of remembrance sweet,
Inspires the secret wish-once more to
meet
There is for not by more determin'd
laws
The sympathetic steel the magnet draws,
Than the freed spirit acts, with strong con-
trout,
On its responsive sympathies Of soul
And tells in characters of truth uufurld
" There is another, and a better Tvorid -
Yet, whilst we sorrowing tread this earthly
ball,
For human woes human tear will fall,
Blest he that tear, who gives it doubly
bicst,
That heals with balm the orphans wound
ed breast.
Not all that breathes in mornings genial
dew,
REEVES the parent plant where once it
Yet may those dews with timely nurtur,
aid
The infant low'rets dropping in the shade
Whilst long experienced worth and man
ners mild
A fathers merils--stil Protect his child
sz-=z-==-g- =-z1=za
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-09
1O,1b3 ---231
IS. f4O--=252

Yet in the face ofarithmetic, we are often told,
by a certain description of people, that the $50
Representatives represent the majority of the
people ofths state
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-09
Blank Notes

AND POWERS OF ATTORNEY, used ia
iepositing stock in the Bark Of Virginia, Ger ts,s
At ID . oaice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-09
Wirt's Speeches.

~ A|esO eoaics Of the abcve gvsrk .tor
sle al fhc ArgHs Book. Stare,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-09
aitbl,ioma 1erite Current.

(coRREcrED WEEKLY
ToBAeeo, 70 eASA
W8aA9, new, red rs, white 8s do.
FLo0R, suherfne, ne1u, : 90 d..
Flour, fine, 90 40.
HnMp, clean, (her TOM 1870 90 do.
IRoN, llo w 40
Bacon, 10 40
WRfSKET. ~ 40.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-09
1Doetrpl
ADDRESS,
DELIVERED At THE LIVERPOOL THEA
TIRE,
By Mr.. HOLMAN,

When free benefit. was given to the chill
dren of the celebr ted Comedian, Mr..
j. Palmer, who died suddenly few days
before on that stage, while performing
the part of the "Stranger," and in re-
peating these remarkable words, there
is another end better 7uorfd, he fell.
These were the last he was able to pro-
nounce.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22

.s.,,ont with credit and advantage.
s1t'' ms 'lsagt that the British commission,
lba's ! lined still greater eonhashse u su ~,
q Tbe circumstance OF our hnaily
,rssat. $ .snciion the arrangement rather
sgrsell's = the negotiation, at which issue
s s bras - stood, in the progress Of II,
&c Aa1 .rs 10 make that I'm presslon.-
sss cals s much strengthened by q know,
BIT ~. vi the whole arrangement would
slge ' Ser, 10 very severe and probably
q Ose IS sttscks from the opposition, Whiie
si'S ! III no expectation that i would DC Po-
Iar H. IN Jettcrof February Sd, 1897, IN re-
Sy!Os or November llth, 1896, the
fF s,I;cb the government resolved TO pur-
esl'ss ANNOUNCED. By tive were informed,
sc W. ss'.nrssideni Gisapproved the informal
r . ~ proposed by the British com
sis. .sssrS relative to imprcssment, and was
F i','s.a ~ enter into no treaty with the B1-
rts'' oreynnent, when limited TO, or short OF
u. s;gbt. on every other point, should III
'Hi.' Emo article on rhe particular one,
epo' ! ,T ,..se such ar article eouldnot be OBJ
" "a ~. re Should terminate the negotiation
a ase,t sny formal compact whatever, but
' ~ mutual understanding, founded On
'..dly md liberal discussions aud eNplanatl-
i.' that n practice each party would entirely
'a sr. s 10 WHAT should be thus intolmaliys
,,,lsd between shefn.
go TT be continued
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22
e. The Proprietor Of IL:

a!exand,5a DAILY 4adre2-ts5cy. viii
dlipose of the Establishment oD
moderate terms-there are no3y
nearly Six hundred Subscribers
and tie Lit encreasing-To q
Perfoll of lnduitry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper
this would be a desirable oll.g2.
ton. Circumstances beyond l,is
Controul render 1t necessary TO
make Sale, 1t will therefore be-
sold a great Bargain # applicsti-
on be made foon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22
Ertraet efthe La@v efhhe Co,loraGQn.

And If any master or mistress Of fang
ly, or any owner Of taxable property, shaiS
neglect or refuse to give in Est Of all Inass
tytheables, belonging to, or residing in his os'
her family Or of all his or her taxable pro-
perry, within five days after demand nsde
thereof by any assessor, the person so offend
ing, shall forfeit and pay one hundred dollars.
And ilany person whatsoever shall yiitnlay
omit or mlsrepresent in the list given ID, any
tythable or any taxable property, or shall il
any other manner, conceal the same from tbs
knowledge of the Assessors, The person So 81
Tending shall forfeit and pay double the an.cua4s
of the tex imposed upon such tytiable or tasa,
bic property. Every merchant, shop-keeres,
mechanic, or other person, having in bis q
her service or employment any clerk journey
man apprentice or assistant, shall render IA
account of the same in his or her list OF tytha-
bles, and shall be accountable for the capita
ZION tax hereby imposed, in Ike manner, ali@
under the same penalties, as if such cie,S,
jcarneynian, apprentiee or assistant eseeS
member of hisor her family.
April &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22
Mn. PICKER.NG'S REPLY
TO COY. SULLIVAN.
Gin Of Washington, March 9, 1903.

City Of Washington, March 9, 1903.
SIR. .
This evening received your excel.
lency's letter Of the Sd inst. acknowledging
the receip. of mine to you g. consisting OF
SIX shests"I dated the 16,h no, the 7th)
Of Feb. which you were pleased TO return,
with CT expression OF sarpr'se" at what
you call 3. my nove! & extraordinary Claim
upon you as governor OF the common.
wealth. &c communicate my letter 30 tie
legislature. Indeed. sir, l Gid think, that
ia =. presenting TO yow aad them, such a
view of our national affairs IS my czicial
situation bad placed In my power" was
not committing % error ID " addressing II
10 gols, as the proper organ OF communities
sion to the legislaiurs." and noswish.
sanding your excsilencs's gdmcui,;cn,
ash stii. so unfortunate aa no. to see where
10 have erred. Had he language OF sen.
timeo,s Of my letter, shcs addressed to
YOU and the legislature, been wanting 10
decoyuu, and respec. to either, your sur.
prize and reproof would have been just.
Blu, YOU are pleased TO tel! me. that $ BE.
fore YOU had gone through the arss page,
Won were surprised at nay nosel and extra
ordinary claim''---shat !" you folded my
letter ins,so.ly, in order to reject upon its
principles" aud ,ha. you /" have nos un.
folded il .iace." You intimate, however,
,hasif had requested yon, !" IS 4fayar
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22
Levi Talbel,t.
Extraet OF tie Lazg.

+" IF an y fish be put TO sale or shipped CIT
without having bse.. approved by al insPee;cr
and tie barrels il wLici. they are contained,
have rot the said inspectors stamp, marks or
brand, upon them, Or ii any master OF ahy
ship or other vessel, officer or mariner, snail
receive On board any such ship tors<polt;,t.o.l.
the offender or offenders Shall incur the Eeils;-
ty OF two dollars for each barrel so shipped, 10
be recovered in any court of record III tbs
commonwealth, by hin or them Nho VIII ste
for the same ana moreover al Rsh ia.isa CT
received on board iof expectation - i.ieresiis
Shall be forfeite.l''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22
Il LIST Of THE TAXABLE Proberty.

Levies, wholesale merchants, retail ditto
shop keepers, tavern licences, stories, lamp
tax, horses, COWS, carts, drays, Two wheel
carriages four wheel ditto, dogs male as+Ad4
female and biscuit bake houses.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22
N Q T l C E..

THE citizens eff Alexandra are requestei
to make ont a list of their taxable property o,
the following description, in order that t.ey
may be prepared to hand the same 10 The sgEs.-
scriber when called upon.
Richard Lewis, AGtDor.
April Is. div
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22
Fran, Anfisua, March so.

i ne trial OIL the orig MARY VI NSW 1cfk
Crofts, master, sent in here on her passage
from Marseilles to New Orleans, came on 9
few DAYS since, when sentence OF condemna-
ton was pronounced against vessel and cargo
The reasons assigned by the court were, first
that her cargo was taken on board after the
date of the orders OF council OF the lth ol
November, and secondly with a knowledge OF
these orders "A motion was made by the coun-
sci for the claimant, to be allowed to bring Id
the supplementary evidence OF the master
ans! mate TO prove that the orders were hot
known at Marseilles, when the cargo was
laden; but the court rejected the motion and
pronounced vessel and cargo to be iawlui
prize.
Admiral Cochran arrived here a few days
since, with sail OF the lines from Maf1sa-
lante, which surrendered to theBrltlsh ON the
Sdinst.
The squadron sailed again from this on
Sunday to resume the blockade OF Guadaloupe
and Martinique.
The admiral since leaving this. has received
advice ofthe Rochelort squadron having get
into the Chesapeake.
Three OF the crew of the schooner Mary
Ann, Captain Barney, OF and for Newly DIRK,
from Point Petre, arrived here to day from ON
the schooner and ordered her Ion this port
some days since. she has not yet arrived
1t is probable she has been retaken. Saip
Cotton Planter, Chase, fros, St. Marys, wac
brought in here few days since by the Mel
vile.
Waiting trial, ship Washington, Christie,
Of and for New York, from Pointe Petre -
brig Delight, Pierse, from Cayenne to New
York; sch'r Sally, -, OF Newburypors
for New rie4ns.
Beliesls, RamiHes, Conqnesor, York, De-
fence and Szp5tahare.
AN act 10 authorize the presiden. CT
the Uoi,ed States, onder certain cooai.
tons, TO suspend the operation Q! the
act laying az embargo On all ships and
vessels 10 The ports and ha;bors CT tue
=. S. aud the several acis supplementary
thereto.
Be it enacted By the senate ard house Of
representatives Of the United States q A7ne
rico, ia Congress assembled, That 10 The
event of such peace or suspension Of hes,
sili'ies between toe ,b-iligsssn. powers OF
Europe. oscf such chsoges in ,hsi! mea
cures affecting neutral cora;nerce, IS may
reader that ci the e. S. So lisiently safe 10
The Judgment Of the prssiaea: Of the y S.
he is hereby authorised. dr.ics the recess
Of soogsess. to suspend in who's 0: 10 part
the acc laying "a embargo CO al! ch'ps aud
vessels 10 ,he poSts and halbors Of tbs y
S. & the severa! acts supplementary '!ele.
90. under such exceptions aud restrictions,
aud on such bond ADD security being given
as TIE public interest and circumstances
CT shs case o'ay appear to require: Pro
vided, such suspension shall not extend
beyond swensy days after the uest meeting
of congress.
APRIL IS, 1908
Read he shisd ,.me and passed the Sc.
Attest,
SAMUEL A. OTIS,
Secretary.
Nh. PICKER1NG'S REPLY
TO COY. SULLIVAN
CIty Of Washington, March 9, 1903.
SIR.
This evening ireceived your excel
lency's letter Of the Sd inst. acknowledging
the receip. of mine TO you G. consisting OF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22
April %.
F @ y N D.

Sons time since. Saddle. The owns
er may nave it again by describing the same
and p. ying the cost OF this advertisements, ca
application to the PRINTER.
.4t,R %, st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22
n o T / c E

Tie subscriber, Inspector of Fish for the
town ct Alexandria, informs the citizens that
it is nee eosary all FISH put up for sale Shall lie
inspected, AID that for their government lie
has tnoug ht proper to publish the following
extract from the Jaw regulating the 8 inspee.
ton Of Fish
Levi TaIbert.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22
Wanted 70 Purchate or Hire,

Z II NEGRO MN, md HIS WIFE.
THE Man must be acquainted with PLAN
tation work, and the woman accustomed to
the managemenaof dairy. None need APP
ply but such as can come well recommends
ed.
.dLSO.
A BOY from l6 to 20 years ofage.
amy TO the
PRINTER.
March 10. law2n.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22

Printing in all lis various branches
handsomely executed z. shis otilcs-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-05
BY THE e ASY MAIL.
NEW-YORK, December i,

s "a letter has been received here, from
Bilboa, of the 18th Of September, stating
that the cityof Bilboa had been given npto
plunder by tie French army, which they
carried 50 completely into execution that
only one house escaped.
Arrived, brig hlnicc, Dryburgh, Is days
from HAVANA. Left the ship Citizen, for
New York in 10 days. Sailed in co. with
"a brig, for Boston, and one for Portland.
Flonr IS dollars The ship a. E. !. capt.
Raxiey, for New Orleans, pat into the Ha-.
wanna the 9th OF November, III distress
The Spanish n San Lorenzo, was to sail
fer Oh. Spain en- the f2gh November, with
coffee, sugar and Specie; and a convoy
was nearly ready to sail, Of or ships
and briggs.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-05

JAMES SMITH intends opening a School
for the education of youth, in his house next
door to Mr.. Thomas Preston's, lower end of
Duke street, on Monday, the 18th day of this
moath, and trusts that his capability is suGi-
GENTLY known to render a long detail unne-
eessary. He respectfully solicits the citizens
OF the town for share of their patronage,
and trusts, by his endeavors to please and give
satisfacsion, that he will not want for encou-
rsgement. His prices will be moderate and
according to the branches taught.
December S. dot
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-05
GssralsGrIa EsstIp Gazette.
MeaD.sY; DECEMBER $.

Letters from Ireiaad, Via Philadelphia,
state chat the most serious apprehension
entertained III that country from the effects
osthc embargo, hasebeen completely remcv-
ed, l,g lie ARRIVAL Of quantities of aaxseed
sfron Holland At so guilAers about opounds
sterling per HID. We had notified some
time sines, that the distress which prevailed
jnsHolIaad, had compelled the governments
B Of tia country TO permit the free exporta-
ton of various ARTICLES of Dstch produce,
and this appears TO be. one Of the coasc-
ducnecs of the relaxation.
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