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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-08

Verse forever. gentlemen manifest their
ApaSriptism by tlesising a plan for ar,sing and
disciplinins the militia ;and 9Th at is next in
importance, in organizing a syssem Of f.
nance.
have supported an embargo as a measure
of security and characterization and believe
sir, had not been for the anti-embargo men,
it would have been eifectual A gentleman
from New-Yo rk. (Mr. Mumford) by his re-
solution for raising the embargo in part.
seemed to imply that we could trade To
Spain and Portugal What, sir , the jun
ia of Seville Is it that ephemsrcn of the
day to which we are to lock for security. 1t
is ten to one but by this time they are over
come, and that they are at this moment i'm
ploring CicmenCy at the footstooi of the usur-
per-.
MIR. Masters said there had been two occa-
sions which had ohers ID for an adjustment of
differences with Great Britain that had
not been properly improved: the one under
the administration of Mr.. Fox the other
when, Mr.. Monroes treaty was proposed; x
this latter he conceived at least as good if
not better than the treaty of Mr.. Jay. Why
this treaty had not been accepted, he would
not say the reason assigned for, its rejection
was that G.. Britain reserved to herself the
privilege OF retaliation against the Berlin de
cree If tire y States did not resist it and vet
this condition was fairly conceded whep our
administration offered to raise the embargo
with respect to England if she would rcscnd
her orders and to keep it on with regard to
France if she refused to revoke her DEGREES
Mr.. Masters said the determination of con-
gress on the second resolution (non-inter-
Course) would decide the fate ofrhe country.
There had been no digested plan of procc-
dure on the part ofthe governmcnt---the en-
barge originated i'll no sound principles of
action 1t congresses the vital energies of
the nation, and finding relief in no other way,
they will break out into smuggling. Mr.
M asrers said, wnen ne reCoiieCIcu uiIe former
Hourishlng state of the country, and compar-
edit with the present deplorable situation of
commerce and agriculture, of all classes of
the community, he was penetrated with the
most melancholy sensations. He would re-
nounce the embargo; it created local jealou-
sizes, and might lead to separation of the
states; and would receive the curses of pos
terity. Repeal (said Mr. Mastery the en-
barge In part, ii not entirely.
THURSDAY, DEC. 1.
On motion Of Mr.. Love, the house went
into committee of TIE whole, Mr.. Helms ir
the chair, on the report Of the committee OH
the subject of the thirty-six American citi-
Zens confined in Cartbagena, S. A-But a
motion mad by Mr.. Smilie,' seconded by
Mr.. ID. r. Williams, that the committee
rise, carried.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-09

Ten Thousand Dollars-worh
OF GOODS FOR SAL f.
U7u be sold, TO the highest bidder, on MON
Day. the first dag of nert February, in
the to,vn Of DUAHFRIES, at the store-house
formerly occupied oy Mr.. JAMES MuscHET7,
deceased: ;.
About 10000 dollars worth OF
GOODS tolerably well assorted. dhe said
Goods will be laid off and sold in parcels OF
from FORTY to one hundred dollars amount In
each parcel.
A credit of nine months will be given on
one half of the purchase and ttteen months
an the balance, the purchaser to give bono
m carry interest from the date ifnot punctu-
ally paid) and approved security before the
goods are removed.
The sale of said goods Will continue from
day to day until the whole are sold.
- ILL PERSONS indebted to the
firms of JoHs M. MUscHRTT and Co. JAMES
MuscHETr, senior, and Co. and joAN and
CHARLES MuscHRFT and Go. are heredy no.
tiled and requested to come forward "ithoa.
delay and settle their respective accounts and
paw off the same to the subscriber, who Is ful-
" authorised and empowered by JOHN M.
Muse HETT, the surviving partner In the a.
foresaid firms, to settle and receive al such
debts; otherwise shall be under the neces-
sity Of bringing suits against every person ow-
ing any thing to said firms Immediately, who
fails to comply with the foregoing request.
All those who have claims against sad
firms will please to forward them TO ne as
soon as convenient.
John Linton,
attorney in fact for JoHs
q e !a!9 gssHfrr.
Dumsries, -
Dec. 9, I'LL j. ea
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-09
IOSEPH Vaudeville,

Joseph VAUDEVILLE,
CoRygs OF KlNc AND FAIRFAx-S7RE1rs )
HAS RECEIVED,
5000 ID. Cohen Cheefe If quality
J.. ton assorted Patent Shot,
80 half chests * boxes
1sass ay..n, s TEAS,
Hyson-skin,
$ pipes choice Cognae Brandy,
40 bills. Rye Whiskey,
Is cases old Me1oc Claret sup1por
quality,
10 Id. Nutmegs,
SO dozen London Mustard,
casks London refined Sak-petrc.
Is casks chewing Tobacco small twist,
sol boxes Soap,
IS do. mould and tlipp'd Candies,
AS kegs yellow ground Ginger
80 boxes Havana Segars,
S cWt. Zante Currants,
Raisins in boxes and casio,
Pearl and hulled Barley,
A small quantity basket salt.
Which with very general assortment Oh D,
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, ne VIII sell
low fer cash, produce ,or the assa, srsd'''
N0y Is =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-09
January T..
FOR SALE,

Or to be RENTED for one or more yesrs
"HE whole of the REAL ESTATE be-
longing to Presley Carr Lane, lying in
and adjacent to the town of Centreville, in
Fairfax county.
This property consists of the we'll known
TAVERN now occupied by Mr.. .Adam Nit
cAeH.
The STORE HOUSE now in the occu-
pancy of Mr.. Daniel Harrington-and fro1a
eight hundred to a thousand acres of good
FARMING LAND, at present in the pes
session of Mr. Carr W. Lane, and MIR. Nal
ter Locker, which will be disposed Of in sepo-
rate tracts or entire.
1t is presumed that any person disposed to
buy or rent any of the above property will first
view the same and judge for themselves
further description is therefore unne oessary.
" Mr.. Lane would take d small
proportion IN Negroes.
Harriion Fitzhugh.
Fairfax County Oct. IS. ="
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-09
Wanted to Hire,

Wanted to Hire,
"A NEGRO GIRL, from to Is years OF
age, of good character; for which liberal wa
ges will be given. One from the country
will be preferred.
Apply to the Printer.
January5. dot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-09
HEMP FOR SALE.

r HAVE on hand, ten tons ofthe first quail
Iity CLEAN COUNTRY HEMP, wish
to sell for cash, ON time.
Bryan Hampson.
December 50.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-09
Public Sale.

ITO BE SOLD, by public auction, on
MONDAY, the 18th of January, 1908,
if fair, if not the next fair day, pursuant to
the last will and testament of Thomas Lud-
syeA Lee, Esq. of Cotton, tif not previously
disposed of at private sale, of which due no
tice will be given
an tbs xeos.l.se of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-09
His Berry-Hlil Estate,

Situate in the county of Stafford, containing
three hundred acres or Whereabouts. con-
siderable part of this land is excellent mea-
dow ground, lying upon Potomac Kun, ana
the remainder is represented to be good fafns-
ing land, and well timbered.
The terms are-One third ready money,
the balance in equal payments in twelve and
eiohteen months,-A title will be made when
ali the payments are completed.
GEORGE CARTER,
For FANNY LEE, Executri3 Of
ThoAaas Ludwelll Lee.
December Is. US
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-09
ENo. 2o6s.
NOTICE.

M yHEREAS several persons have teen
w III the habit of harbopling and er4-
ploying my servant negro Laadoa, Yitiisus
my knowledge Or consent hereby fore
warn alland every person or persons whstc-
yer from harbouling or.esnploying SAID negro
at their peril.
Charles w. Scott.
January z St
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-09
n q T | G E.

ALL persons Indebted to lain Former I'D
Son and Her1ers and Plies, are desired io pay
all accounts due to the above firms to Aaei
Janney as their agent, and his receipt shall lie
good against us; and he is hereby authorised
to bring suits against ali persons Indebted TO
the above ferns where nee essary, and to COLI
leCt the debts due us.
John Horner, sen.
John Homer, jun.
Lewis Piles.
January Z.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-10
NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at his MANU-
factory corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets
STILLS of all sizes, commonly used ior
distiliing grain or fruit.
A general assortment of TIN WARE.
SHEETIRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind Of pLU MINING WORK CT.
thcr for sSlilts or Estildinys, done In the best
manner.
1le BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all is branches is carried on under the dl-
reetion of Mr.. HILLIy9M FLE1CllER,
who has had many years experience, and as a
workman is exceeded by few.-As the Brass
founder business is a partnership, aFphcauo, d,
must be made to William Fletcher, who VIII
undertake to make CRATES Handsomely
ornamented with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and will execute the WORK 10 Inc
very best and neatest manner and OH the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old eorier'
Brass, Pewter, Lead and Iron. 3
George MsMunn.
CArtnber 10.
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CO Cordas;,e, &c.
THOMAS GRIAfSHAW,

NaruEacturer.of all kinds of CORDAGis'
WHITE. ROPE, sc. at bis store ADJOINING
The Office Of inspection, Merchants wharf, mas ;
on hand and viii constantly supply masters Oh
vessels and Others with Warranted cofda8e
OR White Ropc OF any description, on the
most reasonable terms.
lie also means to. keep supply OF oliip
Chandlery, Groceries, sc. and requests :
share Of public PATRONAGE.
He returns his grateful thanks Tor the en-
sousseemant he has already met WITH ssi,ee
5 ii establishment of his rope walk Ia 5has
Place, and hopes by his industry and enoe g
vas 10 gain satisfaction, to merit u IN ia
Mre.
October L.. Yin
O. Two or three BOYS OF
good character, will be taken
Is apprentices to the above bu,
lneiS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-10

7ne Stages South Of Azcxaadysa.
I'm the first of October next tie Nail
Stage Will commence latnning as fol-
lows between Alexandria and Petersburg in
Virginia:
vii! leave Alexandria every day at E
O'Clock in the evening, and arrive at Duniries
by in the n,orning-I. cave Dumfries at 6
and arrive at fredericksburg by II 10 in the
moruiilr--Leave Fredericksburg at - inoon}
and arrive at Richmond the next morning BY
s6-I.eaye Richmond at ID and arrive at
Petersburg by / 10 in the morning.
Returning, vii! leave Petersburg every
day at ID IL P. N. and arrive at Alexandra
in the same time. This stage viii carry no
more than 9 passengers on any account what
ever, and not more than Il ID. of baggage
can be allowed to each passenger.
An Accomm oslation Stage between Alex
andria and Petersburg Will also commence
ruoning at the same time, every other day
throughout tie year, without regard to Sun
DAYS and viii travel only In tie day time,
On tEis Inc it is the intention Of the owners
10 study tie wishes and the convenience of
ns ssencers Still, however, regard must be
had to Gme-~tsciiaS Suuto iiolii thi1Asl W -
they will breakfast al GccoqliaT, dine at Stat
ford Cours- House, and lodge at IredeIcks-
bnrr--The next day will breakfast at the
Rowling Green, dire at the Oaks, and lodge
at Richmond. And on the third day will
breakfast atthc Halfway house and dine at
Petersburg.
Returning, will dine at the Half Wa y house
and lodge al Richmond. Early In the morn
i,.g, breakflstat the Oaks, dine at the bowling
Green, and lodge at Fredericksburg. Next
morning, will brcakE az Stafford court house,
dine at Occoquan, and loege at alexandria.
The owners on this line too, have to re-
quest that passengers will be a moderate as
possible in the quantity of hel baggage, as
I, any thing more than a sina trunk Or parcel
which will go within the body OF the stage
iiswiil be an extra charge
The Probrletors.
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BIZ LIyrDLEY MURRAY

z ~ = i ~ q go
From the thirteenth English edition, cnlargg-
ed and improved by the Author.
Price Handsomely 6cuad and tettcred, 1 dollar.
RECOMMEND ATOMS OF THE ABOVE WORK.
g We have had frequent occasion to speak
Of the diligence, good sense, and good lnten-
tons, of Mr.. Murray !; and we congratulate
him sincerely on the success OF this particular
work. We announce this edition, because the
alterations and additions are SO considerable,
that it is rendered almost new work.
British Critic, July 1901.
a1he examples which Mr.. Murray has here
selected, and the malicious reflections which
accompany them, are such as can scarcely TALL
to make the best impressions, and to produce
the best effects, on all who read them with at
tcntion. The present edition OF this excel
lent publication,w ich has been long Known
and commended, is enlarged by the addition
of twenty-two new characters, hlllnY nearly
one hundred pages
.4,,n-saco5in Repiezv, jan. 1907.
owe have received the tenth and last eai-
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nents made in it, will appear from the authors
advertisement. We can only add to this &C
count OF the present useful volume, our hope
that it will be extensively circulated among
our eountrymeil.
TIE american Rcpie7v e Literary journal,
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nOn reviewing this book, in It's improved
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highly interesting-the style correct and neat
and the general tendency of,the work such
as induces us strongly torccommend Il, espe-
ciallv to young readers, who love entertain
nlent mingled with instruction
EuangehcQt J1ogazlae, Oct. 1901.
aThe rapid sale Of this small but valuable
collection, has anticipated the commentator
we are tlesirous to bestow. In an eAemplifi-
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which, in the qniet hour Of reflection, man
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Goldsmith's Grammar of Geography.
Pixies Arithmetic, large aid small
HYMNS and Spiritual Songs.
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Also,
The 18th number Or. Reefs new Cyc'ope.
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FOR SALE.

On board the .Sloop Juliet, Captain Fowler
from Newport, now lying at Hartshorne s
whari
j. n,,antity Of excellent Rhode
leland Potatoes, Grecning Apples, CIDER Ter
Cheese, Onions, New England hun' soe.--
Npp'' . John G, Laid.
November.
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
For Sale at r.. GR.AY's bookstore, King
Street
THE POWER OF RELIGION,
On the mind, in retirement, afiilction ana az
the approach Of death.
Exemplihsd in the testimonies and expert,
ence of persons, distinguished by their great
ness, learning or virtud.
IT'S Immortality-'tis that alone s.
Amidst lite's pains, Assessments, empt-
ness,
g The Soul can comfort, elevate and I'll"
YOU'VE.
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November r.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On THURSDAY next the lorl. instant, will
besold, at the dwelling house Ct the late
Mr.. Jae.es RuaarN,.
All the Houlehoid and Kitch.
en- Furniture of the depeased-seyeral likely
Virginia born Slaves--a Ridipg Horse,
Mich Cow, and sundry other articles, On
terms which will be make known at the time
of sale.
IaflfEDLf7EI. AFTER,
Wi. be sold, at the store of the deceased, on
King street, from day to day till the same
is finished,
Ill his Hock at Dry Goods,
Consisting OF handsome assortment of goods
suitable to the season.
.ELSO, from 900 to 1900 bush. ground alum
Liverpool SALT.
A liberal credit will be allowed to purchas-
ers, on securing the payments in satisfactory
manner. The terms Will be particularly made
know. at the time of sale.
4 lanes gz,1 +: no0e, |Ex'r,.
.Nopembe7 5. dts
The Sub1criber has on hand,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
uitableJorfheapproachiRg,S Season,
That will be sold on reasonable terms.
4 bales blue KERSEYS.
do. beaver COATING.
] do. narrow CLOTHS.
do. blue do. :
2 do. bleached Scotch DOWLASs.
Also. on HIND,
Madeira WINE in or. casks.
COCOA in bags.
80 hhds. Snrinam MOLASSES.
QUEENS WARE in crates assorted.
SHOT in casks.
James Patton.
October ~. d
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VOL vii.
salss at Vsadae.
,,s,.sr Tuesday and Friday,

|oa every Tuesday and Friday,
~ - Is;I.I. BE SOLD
). The yrenshie Store, corner OF Prince is,
. Water. streets.
! .,srs;sty Of D'rg Gooss. Groesrass, GO.
nav: glars of whish will be expressed IN
Mis- OF the. slay-aH ,inds OF goods
's arc en- limitation and the prices OF
are established, can at any time be
':;.,ssa and purchased at the lowest limitation
- P. C.. Marstsllsr. ". N.
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4 RI,ACK MARE.

II DII1NIA lVA111N4A,
A BOUT fourteen and a half hands high,
n ten or twelve years old, a switch tail &
lengthy name, and much rubbed with gears,
a star in her forehead, and branded with o ON
the near shoulder. was brought to my house
on Monday, by "a black boy, who calls himself
Harry, who was committed to Jail as runa-
way. The Mare is supposed to have been
stolen, and as such was stopped by ME. The
owner is desired to come for his property, pay
the charges, and take her away;
Dominy Bancroft.
Novcmbero -
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From the thirteenth English edition, cnlarsg-
ed and improved by the Author,
Price Handsomely 6cuad and lettcred, ! doAar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-24

til now. Perish commerce-but let con-
nubial love be undisturbed.
+" Let no one be ashamed of suffering for
what is his dement's, and like job be an
example of patience. The sufferings of
our blessed Saviour, who suffered for US
Sufferings beyond the knowledge and the
most refined researches of human skill to
delineate, full Of mercy and examples to
follow with all pitiepce. Certainly that
the feelings of our hearts teach us chat
how 1t is possible for owe person to love an
other, and have respect for every thing
belonging to either. Do not mothers show
their love for their darling child when dead
by keeping lis hair and sett ng it in costly
rings and bracelets? Do not all mankind
pay respect to the pictures of their de-
ceased friends or relations and other things
that belongs to them } This is univer-
sally the natural disposition of the human
heart"
Gentlemen, it was thus that Petrarch
would have wri ten 10 his Loura. Who
can say whether, Il. d he been fortuate e.
nough 10 possess her, he might not in some
unucky moment, even from excessive love.
have beat her! particularly f there had
been vexatious embargo in his day, which
made those who never before bestowed M.
on their wives but kisses and caresses, @ We
them blows But oh that husbands would
earn in every case 10 know their duties
and submit"
g. want my certificates"
Meaning perhaps his marriage certif-
cate, the title of his love; or his di-
plnma, the title of his rank and honor.
"I want my certificates let you have
that ever memorable Tuesday morning
when you ran after me when came from
ClaSkson's the rcror's. Likew e the
summons had since came here for me
to attend the medical society which gave
you here, &c.
:" have nothing more to observe as I
ever have may i still continue YOUR alfec-
tionate friend and dear husband,
| WILLIAM LITTLE, Md.
The counsel then turning to the lady as
ked her in pathetic tone If she could be
so obdurate as to prosecute the man who
doated on her charms (? She replied in an
accent full of sensibility. that if the court
would forgive she wouid love him more
| than ever Mr. 5. then desired him to Of
fer her his arm which she accepted, and
called to the officer 20 make way for the
family of DIR Little.
The manner IN which this was done adj.
led strongly TO the mat er. The Court and
Jury were constraiie. ~ abandon ,heir
gravity. The attorney general after an
neffectu q conflict between mirth and de-
lcorum was unable to interpose and be-
fore any order, could be made the fond
couple had d sappeared from among
Jhe croul, 10 enjoy once more the plea
sure of domes-c life and have not since
appeared IN pubic.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-24
FROM The Natl NAL IsrELLIcExcEn.
TO THR
PEOPLE OF TIE UNITED Sites.
No. w.


The view taken of the subject Of our
differences " tn the belgerent powers OF
Europe IN a national point OF light, has
demon trated The impossibilily of submits.
sion or our part, as nation, to their OPP
ptesslons. % resist similar, thought.
less aggravated oppression, we engaged IL
ii Tie perils oil war, and through It's ac-
cumula, ID horrors es ablIshed our indie.
Jsnderce. To maiRan this indepen
de &C we established system of govern
menl, under which The successive ADM
q ,lralious have all considered it duty 10
protect, as well as they could, the Jus
Ifade OF our citlzens. Ii 10 this aIduous
object, which has given rise to all cur Sc
riOuS collisions with European powers,
and which has likewise gwen birih 10 al.
most every Cause of interior DIVISION
Whether il was wise to have attempted
~ the infancy Of our power, to protect ant
object, without possessing the means, Is
ore thing that we have invariably ant
strenuously made the uempt is Ger ain
hiss effort has not been manifested mere.
! = on paper; but IL has induced US, undo
one administration, to annula solemn treaty
with one power, and to authUrlse The D
ture OF It's public armed vessels and, un
der another, TO pass a law prohibiting tn,
importation Of several important fabrics 0
a different power. On this point, as a na
ion, we stand committed; We have take
ground, which, however disputabIe al hrsu
must be maintained until the solemn sens
OF the nation shall renounce il; but whic
cannot, al this moment, be renounce
without forfeIiing every pretension TO SO
gerc'gny or spirit. II is he day Of dan
ger hat tests The spirlt ola nation as we
as hat Of the ind ividual and when o
such an occasion, This lnesdmable level
'ound waiting u the former, It operate
'Ih ,enfoid mJary, from the extent OF tn
ield add from the distance Of time
Mich ITS influence may extend. Timid
Is as Infectious as courage, ard, one
sll by government, it rapidly peIvade
ne whole nation, and becomes the ms,
ible inheritnace Of remote generation.
avoid, therefore, so great curse n
/ sscrlhee can be too great. 1t would ;
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to Schwiez-give the judges my reason and
thine--and l shall save the trouble of going
myself" On this agreement, Frantz went
to plead for and against h mself, and drew
ont the reasons on both sides as well as he
could. When the judges had decided he
went to Casper" The meadow is thine,
the sentence is in thy favor" People the
earth with such uien and happiness will
d yen therein.
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