davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08
James L.ownes.
Rihcmond 9Th month ist, 1909.


WILL. BIZ SOLD on Monday Lh De-
cember next, II fair, Otherwise the ne X
fair nay, at the late dwelling house Of Ma.
thaniel Pope, decd. in Hanover county, So
veral likely slaves, consisting Of men, wo-
men ard children, the stock ofhorses cat
tie, sheep and hogs, one coachee and siogle
chair, household and kitchen furniture.
plantation utensils, the crop Of corn, wheat.
oats, blades, and top fodder, SC
Twelve months credit will be allowed
the purchaser for all sums above ten
dollars on their giving bond with approved
security, To carry interest from the date, if
not punciuslly paid.
PHILIP DUVAL, Administrator.
August 1st 1909. tdS
~. Il. Judgment and bonded creditors will
have a right 10 purchase at the sale.
a / The same time and place, by virtue
a Of deed Of trust executed to the sub /.
scriber by Nathaniel Pope, decd bearing
date 2Sth day of Oct 1908, will be sold in
conformity TO the provisions Of an act of
the last session Of Assembly Of Virginia.
entitled " An act concerning executions &
for other .pourposes") the follow ng slaves.
TO wit Mlly and her children, York, Be,ty.
Kitty, Daniel and Ben, or so many of the
slaves above named. as will b. sufTicien,
TO satisfy the debt in said deed expressed,
together with the charges Of executing the
same.
THOMAS PRICE, Trustee.
lst August, 1907. tGs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08

THOSE indebted to the late concerns Of
i Dunlop, Pollok < Co. of Manche ster
and Robert Pollok * Co. of Richmond. are
now requested TO cone forward and settle
their respective balances, as longer indul-
gence Cannot ne granted. LAWYERS aud A.
gents having the collection or settlement Of
debts due either OF the above concerns. will
be pleased to forward us statements of tn.
business in their hands.
Tonnkins e Nurray.
Richmond. Is. Septemher 1908. 2r1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08
JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP.
ersburg, July %. 6~

4 II r. JOSEPH BRO WIN, late OF MOI
Y \ towsy County, or his Agent or Al.
'orney. Take notice, that shall on the
third Monday of September next, at the
Master Armourer's Office, in the public
armory, proceed to take dispositions IN my
suit against you, Joseph Brown, depend ng
in said Nouoway Court, and shall continue
in my proceedings, from day to day, by
until every deposition in
said suit is taken.
LUMAN BISHOP.
Mancester, Aug. goth, 1909. I'd
?.S. I have Q or excellent TENE
MEETS in Manchester, 10 rent ira no.
dia ely l.. B.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08
Richmond, Is. sep,ember, 1905. I'm

JACOB JOH5ON, Bookseller aud All.
y oner, respectfully acquainis his friends
and the public, that he has taken Benjamin
Warner into a copartnership in his BUSH
ness and that il future their trade will be
carried on under the firm of JOHNSON
and WARNER, who have for sa . at their
stores in RichmoDd, Vir. in Philadelphia,
and in Lexington, Kentucky, general as.
sortment of Books and Stationary, on the
most reasonable torms.-They think it nor
improper TO mention, that they have long
been engaged in the book s paper business,
with which they are perfectly acquainte !,
and having large capital employed in tqs
trade, are enabled to purchase the raw MI
terias, to manufacture heir goods, at the
smallest possible expence, and that they
are therefore justified in giving the public
every expectation Of being served 10 AZ
vantage.
- The highest price will be given IA
cash or books, for clean linen and cotton
RAGS, at the book sore adjoining the
Market bridge Ricr .nond.
g,spte fnher 18gy. Ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08

Cum Aloes Patent ne Gc;ne.
- Anmon Steers Chemical Opo.
- As.a Foetida deld1c
- Arabic Bateman's ID ops
- Cuaiac Bri,ish Oil
- Ganb1ge Essence Peppermint
- myr'h Iuflnsion's Bslsao Of
- Opium Lie
- COpai DR.. Rswso,'s Cejeb-,
- Shell Lac ted Itch or y auify.
- Trgacanth ing Ointment
Aqua FORTS Do do. Genuine
Anna'to AMI biioas an S.o
Arrow Roof nachle Btrer,
Camphop DO. do. vs. orm
Cowhage Powders
Red and Pale Bark Waeaton's I.ch Oin,.
Cream Tara fnent
Chamomile Flowers | Doa1r LEES Genuine
MagnIss'a Windham Bilious
lap Pills
lpeeae Anderson's do.
Calome Hoope,s do
a" Emet ] DR. Th nis,n's Aroma
Essence 2urgamot tic Tooth Paste
- Lemon Do. Eye Wafer
- Spruce Febrifuge F.lec'u,,v
C'"Ves for Agse and Fever
Nu,megs Hinklet's InlaiI;,,lc ps
Mace ne5y for re Pill,
Cassis, &c. &c. &c. DR. Cooley's We ge,abe
Elixir or Cough ID sop,
Genuine Spice Bites
Also
general assortment Of PdIN7S & D1TNo
OhOGS-ail Of which wi | be sod as low as A.
any other store IN this city. Medical practi ION
- and gentlemen who are IN the habit.of selling
mfdicine IN the country, will do we'll IN call.
VAIL x ROGERS.
Richmond. 29,h Aug. 1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08
Tracts of Land

With their appurtenances, or s, much thereof
as may be Necessary o pay certain debts IN the
said deed OF trust mentioned. that is 20 say /;
one rae 81 uate IN hec unity OF n ont yomery
containing eight hundred acres being that tract
on which the said Andrew Lewis now lives ::
one other tract adjoining the last mentioned on
the north, containing ten thousand acres one
other tract adjoining the 6rsl mentioned. beng
an Inclusive survey, containing seven thousand
:cven hundred acres; one other tract adjoining
he last mentioned az the west end. containing
-four hundred and foureen acres one Other
tract called the CagsNur NEcx containing three
hundred aSd sky SIX acres; one other tract
r~'et STyENAs tract on Bottom Creek, adioin.
ing he first mentioned tract of EIGHT hund, ed
ares. and containing one hundred and fifty
acfea' one other tract also adj oinirg the hrs,
mentioned tract called Prothnous Garden. con
aiming one huuired ard twenty eight acres
one other tract adjoining the last mentioned,
containing one hundred and thirty acres /; one
her racl adjoining The inclusivs survey of Sc
ven ,hcusand seven hundred acres slovemen.
ucncd, containing eighty acres ; one other tract
adjoining he same inc uSive survey and contain
ing one hund:ed acres; one p;hcf tract lying or
Doth sides of Little Rjyec, contairins ore hun
lied AMI fifty aces, on which is situate Hope.
well Forge -cne other tract adjoining hereto
containing one bundled and forty acres-oae
'I'N' '"Si AtJ.pNlHS lnt S1'0e, Ctticu tue saw
mn tract. c-n aiming our hunired and thirty |
light acres and one olher t,ac, adjoining the
ast mentioned tract. containing one hundred
acfes---whlch sad seve,a tracts cf land are |
si'ua ~ the coon,y Of Montgomery.
The sail sale vii b. made agceeabiy 10 the
direct-ns in such cases. OF the ac1 of Assembly |
passed the 3lst day OF January, 1909, emitted
6 an act concerning executions, ana for other
purposes"
EDW RID JOHNSTON,
JOHN PkOSStR, rus
b. The above mentioned properly is situ.
a'e 90 an abou what IS generally called IA
BENT MOUNTAINS and cousiierei very !
v1uab's esia;e. ppt'icu arly for aziag AnyI
one wishing for m'rs par GUAR information. !
may apply TO Charles johnston, residing in |
Campbell Count. neai Lynchbuig, o TO Robe,t !
P1lla,d George Picket or Calego, Richard Il |
Ga in tie Ct &c Richmond.
Richmond, Ivy IL. 1909. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08
City Hotel to Let.

THAT spacious convenient HOUSE and 10 p
- with ont Houses, Sab e. Sc. situated o.
the street that ,eads from, the main street ny to-
Governors 10 the Capitol; which was la els IN
the occupancy OF NJ jss. Vaughan. as Tavero.
L. viii be lie, FOR one or more yeas, and posses
sion given imuediatey. For terms rly 20
Benjamin Mosby Of powha,su, b Tate #
ihis City, who are authorised by me 10 let The
same.
RICHARD CROUCH.
Richmond. Tune 1st. 1900
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08
LUMAN BISHOP.

TAKEN ~ Oh my plantation, Dec.mbsr. 10 8.
one RED COW, four years old. marked wnh
hole ia the righ', and underkeel in the fl "a
APPRAISED to thirteen dollars. Has since had a
calf
Francis Smith.
August 25,h. 1900. w3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08

NN the 90th day of september rs~t, will be
4 y diirovod by mutual consent, the CO part.
nership Of Tohr r y Payne. K CO. An per
sons inIeb ell 20 Archibald Bryce. K Co. Archi.
bald Rryce, or John Il. ID Payne, & CO. viii
please 10 cone forward immediately & settle their
Fespectiye bala ces with ARCHIBALD Bryce,
who alone IS empowered q receive and giant
discr argos for The same and al those 10 whom
hey are indebted, viii Apply to him for settle
ment.
John r. d. Payne.
.Arshibaid Bruce.
The business Of the st re will b. carried on as
formerly by
drchi6aid Bryce.
Gooehland County, 2oth Aug. 1909. w3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08

]. PLEASANTS. jr, Keeper
OF The Rolls
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08
THOSE indebted to the late concerns Of

Petersburg, Sept. 1st. 1909.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-01
March 90.
LateR from Sbaan.

Yesterday arrived at this port, capt. Do
mingo Brito, of the Spanish schr. Dolores,
alias Ferdinand ehe With, q days from
Laguira. Capt. 3. touched at Porto Rico,
which place he left -au the Gin Mar~h and
informs, that the day before.he sailed aSpa-
nish felucca hal arrived in IS days from
Cadiz, which confirmed the news formerly
Published, of t,.e Su,cess OF the Spanish
arms, and-of th= affairs of Inc pariots-
that they had b-a Ell the<cnemy IN every &C
ton down to thc datc -ot his saiIing-aad
this news was tnlther confirmed BY the off
cial Gazcttes which The said fla CO brought
The captain further adds, that Massena
lost an arm and was mort. lily wounded In
the breast, leaving on the Iield Of battle,
5000 men IL killed and Il 900 prison
erS.
Capt. B.further il.f rms that the province
OF Caracas remained perfectly tranquil
and that q Brit sh frig ( had arrived having
on board tn1 governor Of CURACAO, Sill
Jam9s Cockburn and suite--who was re-
ceived with the greatest REJOICING AID en-
thusiasm at Laguira; from wilence he pro-
ceed d to the Caracas, on visit to tn
Captain General.
Aa expedition was fitting out at Laguira,
destination St. Domingo. The transports
were neatly ready for sea, and were TO sail
under coavoy of the British frigate Hcbe.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-01
a.syancria EalIp Gaset.s.
SATURDAY, APRIL /.

aaron 1ftcacu having resigned his seat In
the Senate OF the United States, during the
recess oftiie Legislature Of New Jersey Co
'ernor Bloomfield has appointed Join co'tdit
to supply tue Vacancy, until the next meet
Elg 9. tie Legislature.
Extract ct letter from Captain Wilson, OF
the american ship Amphlon, dated Roe
chel!e, December p, 1903.
arrived at the ISle oyfkhsa, on the 28th
ca Septe;Eber, and went ashore with my pa
Pers. On landing Twas received by a guard
Of soldiers; my papers taken from me; and
/ put Into confinement, AMI not allowed to-
speak 10 any but the guard for three days ~
In this time my ship parted one of her ca
bles, and the pilot carried herto RocheNc.-
After three days ! was released from close
confinement, bit Tot allowed 10 leave the.
island My people were imprisoned, and
was not allowed intercourse with them.-At
the end OF six weeks, a boat was sent for me
and my people, from RorAeAe. could on
y find four OF my men--and III the short
passage was not allowed to speak to them.
Oh reaching Rochelle. / was told my other
seaman had said the ship was from EngRnd!
That she was seized, and | must go to Plisoa
unless could pay a fine of eooo Lives for
ny self, and another Of 5000 for the four sea-
men. The sailors were Immediately CON-
m,ttcd. ] Was permitted to see is ! could
procure a lfieild to lie. security for me; bur
being a stranger IN the place was unsuccess-,
fiIl Merchants seemed fearful OF interpos-
ing.l ] was sent 10 the internal prison on
the 18th Of Sovsalber, and remained till the
9Th of December, when got OFT by agree
ing to pay Gen { Arm two dollars day to
guard me in my oFn lodgings, and in this
situation nov remain"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-01

In, then that no other tnaterla
ss s, s ,.aains for the rsiscsioh Of the
rsip "a, ssal IL want Of for'nsr clause to
ss''1y 49, - merchant sea;la.n against In
ssciie ou' S
s'l''sa ear intention ever to lave a treaty
81. 80; or are the nalioas always Ia
,iil Di'. : STATE of STRIFE aad contention s
rSaln1. og.rrd the treaty Vi 1871, and
lea VIZ a q Msssrs. Monroe & PAX
~ rslu, s;a,ed s treaty Ii IS9S-tae pre-
q :! ne ss;eets i, and insis.s Oh a point IN
. 'sn " obsoxious form, which IL: knows.
g 4 NV n.ssr be eonssdsd' and without the
! ..t. 81. vhleh no treaty IS ever % be
poes al this look like sincere
''Ds non Is adjust cur 1lifsreness With
''-'' Speech to b centiaaed.l
=
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-01
CHARLESTON, March 81.

Through the pol!tcness of a friend, we
we're yesterday pu; IN possession OF a file Vi
dayanna p4psrs to the .13rh inst. From
tlle same SOURCE We learn, that the English
trisate Melpomene, one Of those which
carried spece troa Vera Cruz to Cadiz, the
snl OF l,st .ear) left Cadiz On the 81 Of
February, and arrived at jamaica on the
2a.h of The same mo til. a private letter re-
ceiv.d ia Havanna the 9Th March, by a re-
spee able rson, States hat his fr.gate bro !
az vouas thit dctachm 2nt OF the French
army, consisting of about thirty thousand
men, had been Surrounded by the Spanish
patriots, and were obliged to surrender
amongst them, it is said, N.lpo.eon and his
brother Joseph were positively taken pri-
soners
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-01
Pigeon Cstclsy and tie Xazus.

z Pigeon catcher by means of hutter-
er had lowered noble flock of Pigeons.
which were just ready to light in the bed.
within the cover of his net; when suddenly
apigeon hawa1 darted amongst them and
scared them away. Ike then sent out his
antterer and decoyed the hawk down aud
caught him with his net; and out of com
passion ,tothe hawk, and te save,him from
. greater evil, he sswed him Up at both
ends and lt,him go.
Now let the wise politicians aad sage
philosophers Of the aSe say, whether this
was not a measure; of the greatest economy
aud humanity towards the hawk; and whe-
,her by this, he was not made independ-
ent of all the world for sustenancc, and e.
nahlrd to live forever; having an inexpor-
table saticiency within himself, and as he
aakes nc Exports, he will never want any
imports.
Happy bird The envy of all the birds
IF til desert, who wish to be as thou art,
Hartford babeyo
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-01
BY THE LAST MAIL.
BOSTON zlaarrA 81.
OUR BA1NISE.D SE4MlElN.

lrxtract Of a letter ffr0aa The master etfaz 4
mrfzcan pcssela Greensca, &C. g. t2Ais
o.u5aer IN slaiS c0ui,trzf
s don't know what shall do for men,
have not one on board except the mate
Sailors taink the embargo is not coming off,
So they are afraid to come hone, for fear
they shall starvc; and prefer sailing in Bril-
tisa ships. | saal get runners to go with
RE TO Liverpool, AMI take the chance of ger
mig men there; for you might as well ask
a man here 70 jump overheard, as 70 GO to
America.
Assa:lter e.etraet efa let te, from tie sane to
his fathe, IN Gloucester.
"a have nota sailor on board nay vessel,
except ny mate, for they expect the enbar-
go VIII never BE- taken OFF, and they perler
British ship TO coming home to their oace
pleE..::.-a. country TO staive.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-01

Copy q tic aaOices 7vhich the Central afa,ssa
hds .ss3oea to this GoSrsnent (of lor;lo-
ga Oh tie 22d Dee. 1898.
by express We are iiliormed that the
marquis Of Romano with the English who
ysts at Salamanca, forming together body
'aof % or 10000 men, have begin their
march tor NIadrid, and that the first division
.siave reached Tordesillas. Intelligence SO
highly gratifying under our present eifcum-
stances; as is also that of the landing of a
considerable body of English foot and some
cavalry at Lisbon-and of the immediate
preparation of GOO Portuguese who are TO
JOIN or army.
The o!8ouciag' letter, fran most respectable
1Pantsh gentleman, 7Vas received here yea-
.t.faay a.eruiag', dated
GADlz, Jan. IS.
$ We k'ao5o ;aat general Romano has COM
pletely beaten the division of Soult, consist
Ing Of twenty thousand men, Between Bur-
COS and Halladoild; and that another divi-
sion, with the Emperor and King at their
head, had met with similar tate. En- the
VI NSTt QiSIOVGISO
IRON three to four thousand Frenchnan,
Without arms or knapsacks, endeavoring to
make their escape. They reported that
Bonaparte had been entirely defeated. ahe
capt. gen. OF Old Castle, d. P. Pignatelll,
had given All official account Of this, and was
placing hms II at the head of the armed
Peasantry, 10 pursue rhe aforementioned flu
gitlvcs. You may momently expect great
news, and do not be surprised if you hear.
that The famous Bonaparte is forced TO re-
eieat to the Escurial.
/" he illustrious don Pedro Cevallos, is
noa in Cadlz, preparing to embark Eng
land. ~. S. Gaz.
TIE LdTEST.--En addition to the
foregoing, We have seen two letters, dated
Cadiz, the 3oth January, the latest receiv /,
ed, which state, that an express had Just ar
rived announcing a victory obtained over
the French, BY the combincd Spanish and
British armies.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-01
PHILADELPHIA, llarch %.

=
he following interesting letter OF
recent dale, is from distinguished gentle
ssan residing il Ca1iz-Its contents may
be relied on:
in spite ofthe wars and battles going
Oh "a ,ho north of Spain, we enjoy the ut-
most tranquility here; and there is all ap-
aral.e ig-wih not Be disturbed, as in spite
Of tie NO., ness and uncertainty Of a new
government the treaeilery, intrigue and
bind ambition Of many individuals in spite
that Boaasarie- has thrown upon us 100000
natn, with ais best generals, and himself at
ttcir acalai, he does lot possess but narrow
military road from Bayonne to Madrid, the
country ali around that line being in the
hands Of the Spanisrds. This long line Of his
II. .iiss,ry operations IS Ranked ana threaten
ed on AL sides, and Oh this account he has
been Obliged to fall back in every direction.
N.aarid VIII be free before three weeks, and
the heroes of Jena and Austeriitz will be
obliged 10 withdraw with more shame than
l.arsis on their, heads. The marquis dc
Romano, with Tic British have broken the
line Of lis communication, and We expect
WY S1tkA " ASa oOtliC SaIiSAsiLtOIS llliOIlnd
ton from this quarter"
TRANSLATED Fo2 THE pHILADzLpHIA Ca
zETTR.
Prom tie Political and Military Courier Of
(orAsoa, Snaday, Jan s.
]" In formation respecting tte situation ef
Cur armies.
SALAMANCA. fan. 8.
The English general BAIRD a, Astorga,
with division OF 1900 men, which came
4rora Falnsu.b>to Corunna-Anether divi-
sion OF tine English, OF more than 1900
men, 81 Salamanca and A!vada de Tonnes.
The marquis ct Romana's army extends
from Leon to Benevento. D-tachments
OF she enemy have penetrated-to Vlllalpon-
ia and Toro; their head quarters in Tor
d-cillas. Its reported here that the head.
quarters Of our army are to be at Zamora,
which no, ement will keep open the COM.
munication botwcsn The English and Spa.
Bish armies.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-01
ASSIZE OF BREAD
- -->
PUBLIC SALE,

On TUESDAY next, will be sold, at the
Vendue Slose, on credit Of months,
Six chests Of Young Hyson
TEA, Of superior 4uality-~on credit os
sixty days
Hs!ib G. Mayfelleg.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-01
OFclal Gazette Extraordinary.
SEVILLE, Jan. 1 4.


SEVILLE, an. II.
Isis excellsncy Don Juan PignateIli, cop
gen. Of Old Castle, has BY express, advised
the supreme central jpnta OF the kingdom
as follows, VIZ.
SALAMANCA, ian. 4, 1909.
Most excellent sir-It is 10 at nigh; l.
open my tier, already directed to your ex
collency, in order to communicate without
the loss Of a moment, the informaiion which.
have iast received from the junsa of Saia ,
fnanca. It's literally as follows:
ZAWoRA, 1au. 4.
Most excellent sir-Itis now o'clock at
night, and we have this Instant received by
courier dispatched by the junta OF Zamo-
IA, letter, CT which the followinging is an
exact copy, viz.
We have just now. at half after in the
afternoon, received certain advices that the
French, after very severe engagement, are
retreating, mostly without arms and that
thos who were passing the bridge OF Castro
Gonzaio, have turned back with prcclpi,a-
ton, with their provision Wagons the
waole are ia full retreat, and have Of course
been beaten-I am abon, leaving this place
with a guide, for San Estravan, where the
scattered French troops are collectlng-all
which communicate for the information Of
the Junta.
Silyestre MARITIME de Coloaia, sec'y.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-01

.ass - fPHniing in its yarionsbranches
~ with accuracy and dispatch.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-01

d. er sSou, SIX Years after the battle Of xeres,
,acuo,s; reaagius, starting from small and
Ter 4 IONS territory Of the isturi.s viii
hss.s $40 "aa retired with few illus.ricus fol-
N:lO,;s.' sa'sred fortll, and STEER "a series of
at I'D. : established ;ae kingdom OF Leon.
= Aoeabgnil's !, Las Gssryos fy,xylss.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-27
New Houfe of Entertainment.
November A..

CV1HOMAS RHODES, respectfully in
forms the citizens Of Alexandria and the
public, that he will open A HOUSE OF En-
PREPAYMENT on the first day of July next,
in commodious and airy new house on
Prince-street, sign OF the Eagle, few doors
above Thomas Swann's dwelling.-He IN
tends to keep constant supply of the best
LIQUORS and PROVISIONS, and will &C.
commodate travellers and others on such mo-
derate terms as to make it all object to call
on him. He will be provided with careful
hostler and has good stabling for horses.
The situation is superior TO any In town
for the accommodation Of tfax.llers, it being
out Of the way of hustle ana Aefc vs. apump
of the best water at the door.
June d. ...s q t., raw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-27
CoDbsr7mlth 6 Tan-Plate-WorkeY.

yKHHE subscriber continues to make and
/ repair all kinds of COPPER x lin
WARE, and also carries on the BRAoo-
FOUNDERS BUSINESS under the dlrec-
ton of r7ifan Fletcher, and will execute
any work in that line.
FOR S.4LE,
IS boxes 10 by -, and Is do. by 10 DO
hemia Window Glass, of good quality.
no LET,
The House oa Fairfay-street, occupied ey
nyself, which is made to accommodate one
or two families-l will give lease on mo-
derate terms. Also, the Brick House on
the corner of Prince and Roy al-streets, and
one Blacksmith's Shop with set OF Tools.
For Sale or to Let on 9 Ground Rent tor
ever,
es feet of Ground, fronting on King-strcet
and running back 100 feet to 10 test alley,
it is situate nearly opposite the diagonal
pump in good part of the town. =,
The highest price will be given for Old
Copper, Pewter, Brass and Lead.
George M'Munn.
August 90. 81