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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-12
LONDON, Angnst IS.

LONDON, di:gs.St IS.
Dispatches have been received from lord
CoHna wood, which contain an official ac-
connt OF the surrender OF general Dupont.
l. appears that The French had 5000 men
killed in the battle OF Baylen, which. took
place the day previous to the surrender.-
Gen. Caslanos was advancing with his army
toN ards Madrid.
b private advices from Holland, down
to The 10th irst. it appears 1has The Dutch
view with great apprehension the expected
rupture between the Austrian emperor and
bobapal.e, as they suppose that the later
viii enforce transcription tor his armies In
hat country. Al! these advicls concur in
stating, that the utmost activity prevails in
the Austrian Gonlnions, and chat The army
IS, as We oeiore stated Oh the best authority,
or an: excellent roofing. The archduke
LOUIS, VINO IS inspector of the frontiers,
has recently visited The whole OF these from
-iers,. accompanied by engineers and other
cthcersjoi known experience. il is strong
II reported that these movements OF tie
I court OF Vienna are enrlrely in conjunction
with those CT the Russian caoinet-As proof
that the Coislcan despot views these move
Inents with an eye Of jealousy, it is said,
that the Old oxpedlents Of lnierception and
h,urtier have been putin force by the French
government, ana ,het Russian courier who
was sent from trlnce Woronsky, at Paris
to 81. Petarsourg, WIKI dispatches, was way
laid in the department. Of La Mucrte, and
assoSsillatctI. inc dispatches were of course
secured by the French rttIanS. A similar
aaeemrr was made TO intercept an Austrian
messenger, from Vienna to Baron Vincent.
but this messenger fortunately escaped,
though rot Wishout being severely wound
cd,
), august 16.
a mail from Gottenburg arrived his
morning. Go .ar from Buxhowden having
oeae the oWcdes, II is reported that tho lat
ter with an interior force have gained a VIC
tory over the former.
Eagract q aetter. from Stockholm, dated soM
July, 1903.
: there is report here that the Swedes
under klingspor have defeated the Russians
near Luppo, between the 18th md 18th inst
The Swedls were only $500 strong, aud the
Russians COCO. Tie Swedes lost in killed
upwards ct twenty officers. 1t is said to
have been a bloody affair. Klingspor could
not avoid giving battle for fear Of being cut
OFF, y
His Royal Majesty's 1acht Amadis at
anchor oB CaStleholm, July 81.
His royal majesty went on shore at three
o'clock IN the afternoon, to review, near
Pavlsund, a strong battalion of Finnish re-
serve, which was on its, march to join the |
army; and near Godby, a body of the royal |
grand militia with corps of about 1000 vo-
lunteers destined to reinforce the Finnish
army. His majesty expressed to them his
OF their loyal and faithful con-
duct, and desired them to persevere in it UNI
til the war should have been brought to a
successful issue.
(Stockhokm Gaz. July 25.
z Bonaparte was expected at Paris last Sum
lay. he once stated in one of his Bulle-
lns or addresses to the Senate after the bat
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aleranbrA paflp abbertfser.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is.

= The gentlemen who met at Mr.. Gadsby's
on Saturday evening to choose managers for
the Birth Night Ball, elected the following:
Z. ~ A.sh.-AS 1890. =, ~ nINK
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-15
the four petty Aags 81 pappsnheiaa, Kniphssr
sen, Oldenburgh and Mecklenburgh.

the four petty aags oFpappsnheim, Kniphaer
sen, Odenburgh and Meek lenburgh.
s. "A we'll known native of Ireland, who few
years ago made distinguished fgurein our
fashionable circles particularly these chiefly
occupied in play, and who was among the pri-
.soners at Verdun, IS is said, contriyed to OBJ
tain leave TO visit Paris, where he has ren-
dered himself SO acceptable to the French go-
yernment, that it is asserted he has actually
been sent upon Sc cret mission to some
of his countrymen at Vienna.
A new board is to be established at the adj
miralty for the purpose of examining maps,
charts &c. and collecting nautical intelli-
gence for the use OF the navy. The members
are to be, sir Robert Barlow,de putty comptrol-
Ter to the navy; james Bowen, esq. aeon.
missioner Of transports; captains sir Home
Popham, Hurd and Columbine. They are to
be assisted In their examinations by Alex.
Dairymple, esq. the present photographer to
the admiralty.
November 80.
Every thing intlmates that Bonaparte has
not yet settled the affairs of Germany entire
~ to his mind Several bodies oftroops that
Re I'd been ordered TO Paris, are directed to re-
maih In the former quarters The fortress of
Branra,, was, in the middle of October, VIC
tnaIled for three months by the French.-H
is also stated that several points of dispute
still remain to be adjusted between Austria
and France. AS the former has before this
consented to shut her ports against Britain,
we should. suppose thai every thing is now
settled for time with regard to her. But
our enemy seems determined, to retain the
power Of instantly furnishing the slightest
deviation from his commands, Brannau is an
important post as it commands passage to
Vienna, and will not, therefore, be readily
given up.
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~ havkers and pedlsrs, 80

49,. Ga hsvkers and pedlsfs, SO
Is lol'a's;N os 10 extend 20 planters and
aolA s'. ..,I; I'm ,al,, ses, sugar, coffee, soft
sxd e , ), Steel, 70 their nsigAbors, when
esss iron OLE; Z vere purchased as 2 re'uru
.seh aI''. ss,ryiov their produce % mar.
ioad 90 -
xet. ..o,;.e The executive, 90 Distribute
3 !; seer esr,sio cases.
s,, : i. .es merely authorises the executive !:
= .ach portions Of the militia, as may
% am 80 ,o,o actual service. or who from
b calico lar Situations, may be mossex.
lhs'f p.I1 ;as., ;oD or inspsreciion-
pose; ssa = .,oll gate AZ Whites gap,
!. s. South Moan. AIN, ). r, -
.s n",, - edition Of ee.-.aln laws OF ms
puua ~,neveal,h. sod for 9th. = PURPOSES
s0 mn sosee,ioa is io,eDdeo 70 embrace '',
:. !, large, from the Nrss settle
I0s -, ofVirginia, to the year 1922, w''nons
; <, With The plso or materials O. voc
' e. .ad second volumes of the Revised
S'' =. o.bIi.hsd by Mr.. Pleasansst
oy r. amend 40 &C. making provision far
;nr,oyipc and keeping 10 repair, eerfaio
~, os,,, q The s;a:s road leading through the
rouOly Of Randolph.
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LONDON, December IA.

A gentleman Just arrived from Cadiz in al,
American vessel says, at the time OF ms de-
parture, barracks were preparing at a place
called LaIsla, for an Immense body OF French
troops, among whom were to be 10000 min
ers and the whole were tended to be en-
ploycd In the siege Of Gibraltar on vast
scale. The people of Cadiz considered the
project as extremely wild and romantic
There were II sail of the line, SIX French <
FIVE Spanish, in the port of Cadiz, all ready
for sea. Our Informant assures us, that so
early as the latter end of October, they were
every moment In expectation OF beng joined
by the Russian fleet "a proof that a secret uf-
derstanding did exist long before between
France and Russia.) The Russian fleet was
only prevented by the presence of admiral
Purvis' squadron from entering that port
On the arrival Of that feet at Gibraltar, a te-
legraphic communication was immediately
sent to Cadiz. The drums were beat, all 9TH
GERS were Instantly ordered on board the ships,
and the very same military ceremonies, which
our informant Witnessed previous to the battle
of Trafalgar, were observed on this occasion.
Had the Russians come IN, 1t was universally
understood that the whole of the three COM
bincd squadrons would have forced their way
out, and proceeded to Carthagena, to join
the seven Spanish sail of the line there
There was great disappointment felt at Ca
diz, and a general outcry against the Russi-
ans.
The Danes are making uncommon exer.
tons to recruit their marine. It's stated that
there were on the Goth ult. at sea, OF readi-
ness for sea, two sail of the line, three fri
gates, thirteen briggs carrying from "A to 8
guns, one schooner OF 10 guns, seven gun.
boats mounting from two to guns, and
two smaller ones, besides Numerous yaayls,,
each carrying gun, and nsome instances a
howitzers. It is.a singular fact, that when
the Danish feet was surrendered o us, 1t was
stated that the ships were nnproyided with
boats they had been sent away, and kept
concealed till the term OF our convention ex-
pired, when several hundreds OF them made
their appea rance In the harbor. Many OF
these had been fitted with guns for the an
noyance of our trade in the Baltic.
The seizure of British property in Russia
has been general bat we understand the a.
! mount has not been considerable. and there
are not any accounts of the persons OF the
British residents there having been arrest
ed
Some further accounts from Holland have
reached town. Ii is reported that an moor
poration of Holland with '. estphalia IS IN the
contemplation of Bonaparte; while other
statements mention, that Hollandis to remain
as it is, but to have Murat for its king instead
of Louis Bonaparte, who is to have the throne
of Portugal, with an addition of territory
from Spain. A third report names Luciea
Bonaparte for the Kingdom OF Portugal but
it is more likely that the new kingdom OF La
item is destined for him.
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THOSE indebted to the estate of James
Laqysony on account OF purchases made at
.Occaquon, under a decree of the federal
court. are hereby informed that their bonds
are in nossession of the subscriber and that he
l. authorised to receive payments.
Thomas Swami.
February "a. zawAw
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LONDON, Novsm5ey 80.

n'lsalauial produce is stated 10 fetch
ssv ash prices a, Hamburger, YET we IN.
, ss's'ard thar The popular feeling a, Ans.
Susm and Rotterdam is decidedly Ia favor
'f Bouspans.
oosa q the English as have yenlured TO
-. sI'.u y IN Portugal are pot uoder arrest.
-; '0s'' properly cop6ssaied. The most
,s~'ss''silons are imposed on their ins
a,,s 0u'se slheach other. The agen, for
4. w whilst endeavoring 20 get on board
"ssangson, was seized By two sol.
80 out being enabled 10 slew them a
%eed 90 board.
we understand that the entrance into the
hs ss' Is now fortified by 600 caonon. sad
ma ssoeralis appointed to take .he com.
A.od 90 each back.
apposll, The spy, who was lately, by a
ss'apn,c communication, ordered 70 be
a.oy government, bus who escaped
y smallvessel from M arazou. in
4 !. ~ has fortunately been disappoiu,.
r,.. Us s'ie'OPt TO reach the shores of
~ ne vessel has been driven back
sn;. 's's heavy gales aud Mr.. Camp.
-, Ne understand that j, IS Intended ~ -.
fl ps.,,. .Os the present to consider as neu.
'usuese and pras.ian ships, and also
a =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-15
For thetel'm of fourteen years.

Forty Acres Of LANE, bound
ed by the main road Leading to Washington
and Georgetown. Three sizes Of c.tis trsct
will be enclosed in fog weeks 20 that
the occupant will be at little trauoie in .enc-
ing. 900 Fruit tree scions viii begigen grs-
its. From tie proximity of this tract to
three market towns, the producc.of a single
acre, we'll improved, viii more thanpay tic
rent expected from the whole.
~
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To be rented for a ike term.

A tract containing from IS to
- acres, nearthe Federal SpliDg, Seen acres
whereof are prime meadow land, with,a small
orchard of apples, peach and cherry trees, s
a considerable quantity CT freHood growing
Oh the premises.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-15

+ US . 81 E
t. The Proprietor Of the
Alexandria Dasly advertiser, will
difpose Of the Establishment on
moderate terms-there are now
nearly six hundred Subscribers
and the Lift INCREASING, To a
Perion Of lndultry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this would be a desirable Situav
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold a great Bargain if Applicant
on be made ioon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-15
Washington Society.
january T..

THE members Of the Washington Society
of Alexandria, are hereby notified to attend
an Anniversary Meeting of the said Society,
atGadsby's hotel, on Monday, the god inst,
at ii O'Clock, A. N. The Society will move
in procession at 10 O'Clock, to the Episcopal
church, where an Grafton will be delivered
by one OF its members JOHN LAW, Esq.-~
The different Uniform Companies of Militia
are respectfully invited to Join in celebration
Of the day.
BY direction Of the Standing Committee,
6. Deneale. Sec'7y.
~. B. The Standing Committee have
greed with Mr.. Cadsby for the Birth Night
Ball, on the usual terms. 4 subscription pa,
per is lodged at the bar. *
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To BE Rem 1 I'D.

FOR TIE TERM or TsREE yE-AKg.
Thatvaluable FIsHINGSHoRE
lately occupied By Wm.Pattersen, situate BE-
tween the town Of Alextn1ria AL Ga, csets
Landing.
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NEW. YORK, Feb. 8.
Esylate from Eu,obe.

w have since our las, pub ica,ion, com.
.,.,ed our files of Londoo papeis aud
TTloyd,s Lis,s % the middle ct December,
b. he ship President. From these We.
have continued cur extracts at considerable
length.
Tbe .eyssiy Of winter has been expe,.
,i,ocsa.iu Esgland shs aeasoo 10 an unnsu
i degree. Oar papSr, furaish many dis
,,s,,ioa inslacces OF persons @ho have pc.
ri,hsd IS Ire streets snd Ga the highway
through sxsessssc cold.
Wrob9rss:o some of The British prints
and especially 10 those which are termed
proylatcisl, spirit Of linking on i@por.-
al, political subj.e:s worthy OF highmiod
Cd nsu, aud dIeedom of expression a.
Gains, csnosious public measures 40. ex
crcisrd 10 any other nation 90 earth except.
log ,Ae Usiss1 S a;es Of America. 90 the
hie disastrous shipwreck eff the coss. OF
Ireland, Of which We gave Eielsuchcly
seecau, 10 The Mercantile Advertiser, of
Jaapsry 2s.h, oae of the English editors
,has venture his opinion: -ae
I'VE should be sorrv TO a&z label to
toe yisitallous OF Heaven, sssigningso each
the crime sh:y are destined 10 ayeoge--
4 we are aware TIA, stone from-the Tower
oESlaam viii be ever and anon falliog, 10
! dash out The brains Of some unfortunate,
sattO sHard 40 oppor,nnlty TO the. self
f'gh'soes oierecting sign Ross 10 the ways
Of Providence; bu. We would be far from
iu'saag such 40 example. As the race is
DOT always to The swift, nor the battle TO
the sruvg, neither is misfortune The cons
Ssui al'sndso, Of guilt. And yet Ice &c.
aaes''oe mind caunes contemplate ,ke aw-
~ catastrophe which has bsfallsn thar par,
: our force recently employed 10 a work
Violence aod dishonor, without invo!un
n,'g tracing sbe punishment, of The crime.
NC nave, as il were in moment, and di.
'.s'E from him who rules the world, lost
a009'e the number of the men snat fell 10
l n aaeal attack on CopSnhsgcn. The
o'ees have had their cause avenged, not
''esn's'ses bat by a superior power"
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-IISC,
F O Z S A / F,
ON MANN ATE TEp,t,

Nm MODERATE ERMS. ~ -tlat
A LOT containing 10 acres.
on tire great Columbian avenue, mile from
town, adjacent to the Aims House lot And
one other lot containing four acres, bounded
by the prope rty of MIR. John Smith, together
with number Of building lots inti,e town Of
Alexandria.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-15
Chs. Alexander.

y. B. Wanted to hireby the month or
year two OF three good plantation labcurers.
Feb Is eotf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

WEDNESDAY,, February g..
The committee whom
nicaton relates the
them, and beg leave to make the following report:
repaired Of
workshops and appertanng the buildings cquicd
conduct
adopted by the for the
the comparative and profits operations
1t Is with much pleasure COMMITTEE enabled
obvious change and Improvement management o
institution the
anxious wish OF the keeper aided by the
ed by the executives to Danish dness from The OF
the concts be well illustrated by the
ace cartridge boxes hand does work
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-27
vol VII.

Sales at EeDdus,
=. every Tuesday and Friday
"a MIL BE SOLD i.
!. yendue Store, corner Of Prince anu.
~ ~ Water streets
: u,,;st, Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C,
a 80 .;;.,jars IS Of which will be expressed IN
f s:,Is of the lay---all kinds OF goods
che on. ore on limitation and the prices Or
''n:.h are established, can atany time DC
snic aa and pufchascd at the lowest Limitation.
and prices. m.rs..,,a, AZ
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Twenty dollars reward.

y AN AWAY yesterday morning, Negro
N man named Charles johnson, about
feet 8 or inches high, very black, has small
scar on one of his cheeks; his legs are small
for person of his size: had on and took with
him grey coating roundabqut lined with fam
mel, and trousers of the same, black coat s.
an old grey great-coat, with a variety Of other
cloathing not recollected Five, Dollars will
be given if taken in the county, or the above
reward if out, and reasonable charges if bro't
home.
Lawrence, HooH, Sen.
~ Masters Of vessels and others are cau.
tened against harboring Or carrying him Of.
December co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-27
Twenty Dollars Reward. .
ELO ED from the town of Alexandra, on
Christmas day,
a Negro Man named Ben,

Belonging to Mrs. Fendall;
a GED about 2 years, tall, straight and
N spare in his form, with hollow eyes,
short nose, head long and projecting behind,
full high forehead, q small scar on one OF his
legs, supposed the left leg he is somewhat
tinaid, answers quickly when spoken to dan
sometimes stammersa little, by trade. gar
dener, but he has been lately employed IN
Mr.. Moore's sugar refinery in Alexandria,
and it is probable can read and write. Had on
and took with him a variety of clothing, which
as well as his name, he will probably change.
1t is supposed he has taken the road to Baltl-
more. Ten Dollars will be given, If he IS
taken up in this neighborhood, or the above
reward, if more than twenty miles from a
lexandria.
Edmund /. Lee.
January 4.
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FOR SALE,

Or,to 5e%REJN7'ED .jor one or more years
~ HE whole of the REAL ESTATE be-
j longing to Presley Carr Lane, lyingia
snd-adjacent. to the town of CentreYille, in
Fairfax county.
This property consists of the. well known
TAVERN. bow occupied by Mr.. adam Mi
ckeN
The STORE HOUSE new in the occu-
-pancy Of Mr.. Qcniel Hqrringfon---and from
eight hundred to a thousand acres Of good
FARMING LAND, at present in the pea
session of Mr. Carr, ". Lane, and Mr. THa!-
ter Locker, which will be disposed ofm sepe-
rate tracts or entire.
tits presumed that any person disposed tc
buy or rent any OF the above property will FIRST
view the same and Judge for thcmsclvez--a
further description is therefore unnecessary
ar Mr.. Lane Mould take a small
PROPORTION IN Negroes.
Harriion Fitzhush.
Fairfax County Oct. ga Il"
Printing in ali its various branches
hana9ome!y executed 81 this osFFes.
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! BRYAN HAMPSON

DIX AIN TIA VII SNXAN
HAS Fos SALE.
10 pipes Old port :
do. Madeira *
so quarter casks Lisbon
Il 90. particular TeneriHe
Is do. Malaga S
IS pipes old cognac brandy
S do. 4th proof. Holland Gin
hhds. Sd proof Antigua rum
do first quality molasses
6 do. green copperas $
do. alum
20 do. brown sugar s
20 bagspimento
Is, do, pepper
70 chests young hyson =
10 do Tyson skin g s.
S do. imperial
100 bags green coffee
; $50 kegs madden
SO do. ground ginger
so do. raisins
200 lbs. bacon, well cured :.
5 kegs salt petre
. quantity of fine and ground alum salt. ).
NJ all times he hasthe first quality -four for
.a'isy use on hand---wita a .number of other.
srslsles--all ofwhish he viii sch low on his
'f'Ner terms,
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John c.. Vowel.
January IL.
fISO. no RENT,

The House lately occupied by Mrs. fifz-
gerald, situate on Water-street, having every
convenience to accommodate genteel fami-
ly. Immediate possession may be had.-Ap-
ply as above.
January IL. On
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-27
WEDNESDAY, TANuARY 81, 1868.

TO RENT,
The three story clearinghouse, Bake
House, Flour-Shed and Out-Houses, belong.
ing to Thomas Crandell, deceased situate on
Union-street, between King s Prince-streets
Also, House, Stable and Clubhouse, TO-
gether with the Lot adjoining, situate at the
West End, For further particulars enquire OF
Anthony Rhodes.
January ~,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-27

JOSEPH Vaudeville,
coRNEs eF KtEc AND FAIRFAx-S7REE7s j;
HAS RECEIVED,
6ooo lb. Cohen Cheele If quality
" /. ton assorted PatentShot,
80 half chests s boxes
2sss: 4y.on, ! r11s,
IS pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
40 bills. Rye Whisky,
Is cases old MeGoc Claret superior
quality,
20 lb, Nutmeg.,
SO dozen London Mustard,
casks London refined Saltpetye,
Is casks. chewing Tobacco small twist,
so boxes Soap,
IS do. mould and dipp'd Candles,
IS kegs yellow ground Ginger,
so boxes HAVANA Segars,
cwt. Zante Currants,
Raisins in boxes and casks,
Pearl and hulled Barley,
A small quantity basket salt.
Which with very general assortment of
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, he will sell
low for cash, produce ,or the usual credit:
NOvl6
N OF; &c.
ALL persons indebted to John Homer and
Son and Hsrners and Piles, are desired to pay
all accounts due to the above firms, to Abel
Janney as, their agent, and his receipt shall be
good against US /; and be is hereby authorised
to bring suits against all persons indebted to
the above firms where necessary, and to COL
lect the debts due us. <
John Horner, sen.
John Homer, Jun.
Lewis Piles. :
January T.
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Ms. c. EN- Err Is

Has lie tleasu,e 10 ir!.r7: he Friends end tie,
Public.
THAT he has commenced his Practising
Bats, and will continue them as heretofore.
Mr.. CExER1s begs the parents who have
children TO be instructed, will please to send
them as soon as possible, so as to give them
an opportunity of improving sufficiently, as
he intends to have an Exhibition at the con-
clusion. of his school for, their amusement
which will serve to create ambition.
November II. co
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-24
An excellent Cook for Sale

Fanny, the property OF the late James
MURRAY, jun. will be exposed TO public sale,
before the tavern of George Williams, in the
tom Of Dumtr1es, on Monday, the 9Th day
of September next, 1T three O'Clock in the af-
ternoon. Fanny is an excellent cook, semp-
stress, washer-woman, and house-servant and
will be a valuable acquisition in any family ~
Credit will be given u'.titgthe raising Of The
Embargo, should that evcnt eceur wfthin SIC
months; otherwise the purchaser will have
six months credit on giving bond with appro-
we'd security, the bond to bear interest from
date if not punctually paid to
V. Peyton, Ex'v.
Stafford, Aug. Is. laal sawt.