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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-28
Char;tab Z Marine Soc;esy 1>Ts
terry Raltlmcre.

Tickets end shares for sale At 4 Gray
hOok.store, at tic fullowinss ICES
" hole Tickets, S $50
90 sT do. s 90
Qusftcr do. As 80 ),
q Prizes il the New York Lottery Saksn II
sJAyment for ticket in this.
Itfly s.
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Third Dividend

IN 1f9E ssss5SE 2F JfllfES Smith,
Has been declared Of ave per cent, on al
claims legally proved payable by the sabscris
bera; puu,flies, in SO DAYS from the sosh q
June last
Timothy Brundidge,
.4ssigsaee.
lu!y Il eosw
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q FOR SHE, RY
LEWIS DEBLOtS

1T his Store, near col. Ramsays .vaarf,
French Brandy, iii pipes
Catalonia Wine, in half pipes aas' quarter
casks
Neu-England Rum, in hogsheads aaa bar
rels
Niolaszes, in hogsheads
Goldfish, in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, Beets, and Winter Pears.
in barrels
Cheese
Cider Vinegar. in hecsheais and pipes
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JAMES BACON,

(. a VI E.S BAUM,
* his GRocEry STORE. an King %r'fS, ai
reeeiucd in addition 10 hisJormcr sfsf',
A freh Supply Of Genuine Afslelss
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment complete
* nosv o8ers.Jcr sale, on rs usa@l NV fSfl
Mulcovado Sugars OF various q'
iities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Canpowdcr,
Imperial, TT A"'
HysoA, particularly seq
Tounr EIysen. "a Cor
s;::: z's' "a @@ i IS.
Best green Gogee,
Ghocoi..e. ofs eiipsrlo, qualisy
EiaAeva,.
BaseAos,
sherry,
Lisbon, ~ :. =
IeaeFtTc,
$50 Malaga, ana
C,canine old Port
ls1osnac and Bouraeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use, :,
antigua, ST. Croix, St. Vincents, ana NJ
England Rum, 4
Holland Gin, -,
Irish and country Whisky, cd
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vincg,
Stoughton's Dltters,
Mace, nutncgs, cloves, cassia, i'm
Cayenne and black pepper, race and SFo]
Ginger, basket salt for table use, deal Da1
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dip,. |
spermaceti candles, refined salt-F"tre. no
indigo, alum, copperas, madeiscrSSfim
spinning cotton, patent SHOT all s1&es, ri
glish and country made gunpcwds re-
and smoking tobacco, very oest CT @'0'
bacco.
Hamilton and Leipcr's snuff, HInter'PF
In toxos.
London mustard, warranted Of sup
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping
Aemijohu's, &c. SC. with generally eSs,s
siele in his lne-the whole Of which hare
collected with care, and will be disposed
the very lowest terms
. - -.-
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sI68 pr1es-amountiI % Dolls. So
tlSs1 sai.kss--Soai:, rslsed $50

sIo8 przes- amounting % Dolls. see &
tlss1 !a;lks aio raised 1900
including cypense,
From the shove Scheme, it appears thai
there are less than two blanks to prlzs,an
that the prizes Are TO be paid sys1l1Sst deale7
sSsiea. gs,s $500 s.
The drawing viii positively commence or
the 14t. sei next month, and will bs compietT
ca In zen weeks TIcHETs at SIS so cents;
for sale at r. 6 4 j S Book STORE, where
tie drawing 81 all tickets sold BY him wlllbs
exanlinedsEFee ote3peacc. Prizessin the last
New York lottery sskens in pay nsent Tor n lex
cts IN this.
Orders for tic kcts from the country, enclos-
ing the cash patel VIII he pnnetualiA
amended 10, and early Information gwen O.
their fse.
July-l s.
r / want to hire a nesgsFe
fellow thst understands s Something Of gsrdeF'-
Ing as well As farming.
R 4. Hooe,
s !
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-01
Senate Of the United Statss-
wEpNgsDAY, No9ember 80.

The Senate were this day engaged IN
discussing the resolution for raising the
embargo.
Mr.. Pickering delivered alengthy speech
which for accuracy Of calculation, argument,
and sound reasoning, has not been equalled.
/, IA. gave the embargaroons bitter pill.
Mr.. Lloyd made an observation m reply
80 something thath had fallen from Mr.. CraU-
! G c,,.d relatiue 70 the inaccuracy of calcrla-
: t;ons n cross. He stated that by official
df,c,men s it would appear that our exports
to the East Indies, amounted 70 only
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Embargo Us. Manufactures.

John B. Sertori's petition states !" that he
has, at great expence, established manu-
facture of Maccaroiri and Vermicelli that
he was obliged to. send to Italy for manufac-
turers, and to engage them employ for ascer-
tain number of years, a considerable part. OF
which time is unexpired; that the year be-
fore the Embargo, he manufactured 81 s,8oo
pounds, which at the mandatory price was
worth $1,000 dollars, of which, since the
Embargo, he has been, able to dispose of but
70 dollars worth J; that the demand for his
pastcs SO rapidly INCREASED that. had not the
Embargo prevented, he could BY this time
have exported to the amount Of 90 to 10000
dollars per aianarn, yiel1ing profit to the
country eof frora 4 to 500 per cent that his
manufactures being of perishable nature,
the great quantities he has on hand, and the
great expence he is obliged TO be under IN.
supporting a large number Of manufacturers,
be il unable to bear--therefere prays liberty
20 remsve to some place without the iurisdic-
ton, but in the vicinity Of the Unitd States,
from whence he may be permitted to return
whsnever trade should be opened"
&. The above petition was presented to Con
gress by Mr.. Sloan, on Wednesday morning.
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LOTTERY OFFICE.

o. TlckETs 10 the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing. for sale at the o flee
of the Alexandria Daay Gazstte.
price FS;ve Do1ls. g Seyenty ysu<
cents. a regular list Of the
drawing will be received and in.
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
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3 ELEGANT EXTRACTS.

=. IS
The following gsatlemanly and liberal ex-
pressiions, were used with respect to MIR.
Chittenden's motion to repeal the embargo
Such are the men, who lead the iegisla-
tive councils of our suffering and distracted
country:
Norfh Auae,1can.]
Mr.. Troup, member, from Geor, ;ia,
observed, that 6 He had voted against the.
consideration of the resolution proposed by
the gentlemen from Vermont, because he.
r5ishedttat any attempt to repeal the s,nbar-
go larvs might be rejected zoifh indignant
on.
Mi. G. w. Campbell, member from
i tennessee, said, 6 He zuoulda as indignant
hi reject this motion as he uouM a motion
fer the surrender sfcthe independence st this
country"
Mr.. Macon said" Shall the majority
govern, or shall a fen zuicked and abandoned
men drive this nation from che ground it
has taken ?'' ss.
g Shall the nation give way to an opposi-
ton of a fen, and those the mast broaisafe
Part q The community z"
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600 ,ooo dollars, whereas, he had II from
our consul at Canton that the amount annu-
ally received there from the United States,
was upwards of three millions, and BY
means Of aoredit the returns were about
four millions.
i The following. despotic mandate fronrthe
executive Of the u. States, is published as
an aslyertis ement in the. last Connecticut
Gazettc. We repeat the question, BY what
right are those concerned to be deprived of
thsirlegal privilege of making store-ships
of their vessels, or getting them ready to
sail as soon as the embargo is removed ]!
Whatever palliation there might be for set
ing up circulars in lie1 Of the law, during
the recess of congress, it is2a still bolder in
vasion Of civil privileges to make them ope-
rate, whilst that body IS in session. Lee
them look to it.
North american.
COLLECTOR s. orr IcR, NEw-LoNDoN.
The owners of vessels not under gene.
raj embargo bond, are cautioned not to take
in goods to be cleared, without the inspec
ton Of the proper revenue officer, or take
goods on. board their vessels, as stcre-ships,
or in order to be prepared against the en-
bargois taken off.
Nov.
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Il Eailu 6a3stte.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER /.

Mr.. RANDOLPH, in the course of his re-
marks on the report of the committee Of fo-
reign relations, yesterday in the House OF
Presentatives, said, we have asked Of
this committee bread and they have given US
a stone, NAKED has thissreport come into
this house and naked twill SO out::' d
FROM OUR coRREspoNDENTv At WASHING.
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REPoRT

REPORT
Of an Answer of the. House Of Delegates
Of Maryland to the proposal of the Sc
nate to elect Senator of the Uniled
States.
Nopem6er 90, 1908.
{ Mr.. Dorsey delivers the following mes
sage.
Your message Of the atst highly merits
and has justly obtained our most respectful
attention, and our most serious considera-
ton, and could we, consistently with orr
ideas of the impressive duty We owe to our
we would willingly accede to
your proposition Of proceeding to the cleo
ton Of a senator to represent this state in
the Senate of the u. States; but, persuaded
as we are, that the interest of the republic
would be greatly advanced by a reference OF
this rnomentous subjecrto the consideration
of the next general assembly, we are unwii-
ling at this time to proceed to the election,
the event of which will be obviously Of such
extensive and lasting importance.
Which was read.
The house adjourns till tomorrow morn
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BY

GEORGE ". p. CUsTYy, Esq.
ct Arlington House, District Of Colunbixo
~ booksellers supplied on tho usual
terms.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-02-18
A NEW TOWN.

The Subscriber having laid off a Town
in Belmont county, on Section No..12,
in the 9TH Township and 5th Range, on
the road lately granted by the Commits
sloners, leading from St. Clairsville to
Wills-creek, and having complied with
the laws respecting the same, offers Lots
tor sale on the - day of -, by pub
bic vendue.
This Plat is situated on pleasing e.
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settlement, rising in agriculture with ra-
Pidity. Fiere is plenty of excellent stone
coal very convenient, as also good water,
stone, timber for logs and shingles, and
clay well adapted for making good brick;
all OF which are objects worthy the at
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Attendance will be given on the pre-
misses the dav above mentioned, where q
plat OF the Town will be exhibited, and
she terms Of sale made known.
JOSEPH WRIGHT.
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the town of Wheeling, a handsome as
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and handsome CaIicoes, Perfumes for
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suitable for the present and approaching
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proof, best Holland Gin, Jamaica Sp-
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old Claret Wines, Of the first quality.
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-01
BooFandsHoE MANUFAcToRr
MART1NsBuRc.

'Hh subscriber respectfully informs
L his customers and the public, that
he still occupies his old stand, between
the Post. Office and Printing. Dice.
Martinsburg; that he has lately made .
considerable addition 10 his stock ofl.a-
ther, (which is Of the best quality) and
shall CON tansly keep by him a large as
sortment, SO that none who may please
to employ him, will ever be disappoint-
ed he will be careful in always keeping
the best workmen, and from his own
particular attention, feels an assurance,
that he shall be able to give satisfaction
to his us.omers--BooTs and SHOES, of
every description, WILDE carefully made,
agreeable to directions-He intends to
keep, ready. made, avariety f.wolk for
Ladies and Gentlemen-Having large
stock Of Leather on hand, he wilfbe able
tosgive a short >credi, to punctual per.
sons who may wish it. He is thankful
for the favours already received, and
win endeavour in future not to be unde-.
serving encouragement. Il:
RICHARD HICKS0N.
April 1, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-01

DY virtue Of deed Of trus. executed
D to the subscribers by Christopher
frederick and Elizabeth his wife, to Sc
cure sundry debts and executions therein
named, due to William Bell and others,
they win proceed to sell at public ven,
due, forready money, ontthe premises,
on Saturday the I'd day Of July next, a
tract of Land situate on Sleepy Creektin
Berkeley County, adjoining the lands OF
Philip Stout, Jacob Courtney and John
Heikson, and containing one hundred
and three acres-On the premises are
comfortable Dwelling House and Other
buildings-the land IS tolerably fertile,
and with little expense could be made
a goad,and convenient farm. =
JoHN $3KOBLNS0
-. $3.50. JOHN HUNTER, :
@<~..~:,4 Trustees.
June 10, 1905. ~
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STRAY. MARE.
June 10, 1908.

TAKEN up trespassing on the plan.
Il tationaof the subscriber, near o,
peckon bridge, on the Sd. instant, a
dark sorrtl mare, with both hind feet
White and = blazs face, =abou. fourteen
hands high and supposed to be nine years
old ". has small white spot near the roo,
ssof her tail, NO brand, euots natural,
apdhad horse lock on her fore foo,
..when taken up. The owner is desired
toprove property, pay charges and take
- =, GEORGE TABLER.
June 10. 1908. T..
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BOOTS SHOE MANUFACTORY,
Nearly opposite the Globe Tavern,
~ Martinsburg.
THE subscriber, from a desire to ad-

THE subscriber, from desire to ad--
vance His own interest, 10 place
his business on a more respectable foot
ing, tossrye his customers, and to be at
ah times ready tOanswer the calls Of the
public, has new, and intends always to
keep 10 bis employ, some Of the best aud
most fashionable work in his line
of business /; he win also be constantly
provided with The best leather that can
be obtained-and from an assiduous at
tension and endeavours to please, has no
doubt but that he will be able to give 49,
tisfaetion to all who think proper to en-
ployhim. = ..:.;. ,
Gentleman and Ladies at distance,
who may please to favour him with their
work, may depend on their commands
being strictly complied with, and that by
forwarding their measures accompanied
with instructions, their work can be as
<ell executed here, as at any Of the most
fashionable towns. -
JACOB POISAL.
March IS, 1903, ->>@@z
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. ] I. "a. -: /. PRICE, ~
Has just received 4 large supply Of
FRESH GOODS,

which he ofsrs far sale on the 4ioOest
terms. His assortment consists, in part,
ecthe foi0wing articles =
u Null Null! Muslins, -
r Ga and ~ Cambrick do,/
Leno and Spider-net do.
beautiful assortment, :.
Fcambrick and Diaper Dimlsys,
= Pocket Handkefchiefs, 49,.
A Superb collection OF E. Ghinszes
and Fancy Prints,
Cotton Laees, assorted,
Patent Nankeens, =
Gtandureils, =
India Nankeens,
Blue do. -
y Fancy Gingharns,
Lappet and Cambfiek Shawis,
Leno de. do.
An extensive assortment Of fashion.
able and other Bonnets,
Morocco Shoes,
Fine drab Cassamers, ~.
Superfne Cloths all colours,
Marseilles,, assorted,
i Cotton hose do.
Tortois Shell and Horn Combs,
Fancy Velvet & Presidents Cord,
Irish Linen, 2% ~.
y German do. .>
Excellent Spinning Cation,
II \ Crowley and Blisterd Steel,
Bells Crooks and Dishes,
$. Wine, ]. Spirits, F. Brandy,
Cherry Bounce, Rum,
Madeira Wine,
Herrings and Shad,
Rappee Snuff,
Imperial, Hyson, .1r.:
Y. Hyson and Green A
New England CHEESE Of excellent
quality.
Grading and Grass scyshes,
Tin Ware,
FRS, quality Rife powder,
Common do.
Shot and Lead, v. .
Sweet Oil, .,z = ..-.
=. Spirits Turpentine, ~
Tar, Fish Oil and Molasses, &c.
He assures the public that no person
shah undersell him, and that no pains
shall be spared to oblige customers.
'Martinsburg, May IS, 1903.
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Twenty Dollars Rewar d.

r. ANaway from the subscriber, liv.F
N ing near Opeekon in Jefferson
County, Virginia, on Monday the 6th
iasAnt, Negro Man named ELISHA,
ab5ut twenty one years Of age, about
Eve feet':eyen or eight iaehrs high, well
,mid.. rather slow fn his speech, and is
Remarkably fond Of lIqaor-Hsd on,
when he went away a new shirt and
trowsers Of strong hume. made TOW linen,
striped swansdown Jacket, and 4 round.
about made Of fulled lindsey Of a drab
colour. the under part Of The sleeves made
= Of CLOTH nearly Of the same colour, wool
hat about half worn, with hat band and
buckle. th- hat band wrapped round
with bras. wire, and coarse shoes much
worn. Will give twenty dollars reward
!. and al Reasonable expenses for the ap.
p.shsnsion Of the said Negro, If he Is
returned 20 me, or secured in jail, 50
taas I get him again. ~ NJ n" @f g
! IL ABRAHAM GORREL +.
7 y June Il, 1903. =:
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=. BAR.IRON.

WE have now on hand a 'eompiete
w assortment of*Aaietam BAR.
IRON, which We intend keeping con.
. = (. = woRTHfNGToN,:a Co. +
Shepherds. Towp, May 20, 1905.