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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-26
CONGRESS-.
HoUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

MONDAY, May 90
| At twelve o'clock, the Clerk called over
the lists OF Members from the several states
and 1T appearing, that one hundred & twenty
were present, a quorum was, of course, form.
| ed
The House proceeded to the choice Of !,
Speaker: Messrs II. r. Moore. Cults &
Porter, (Penn.) were appointed tellers: The
| number of votes given in was one hundred
| and twenty.
| On the first ballot,
General Narnum had 90 votes.
| Nathaniel Macon SO
Timothy Pitkin, jun 90
Roger Nelson L
Mr. Goldsborough 1
Blank votes 9
n question arose, whether the two blank
votes were to be included in the whole num-
lber given in; and whether. as the hi.best
number on the first ballot, did no, agoomnt
to majority, Speaker had beer chosens
Mr. Aston said, that it wonId be recol
lected by the House. in the case of the e.
lection Tor President of the United States in
1901. that the state of Maryland gave in four
votes Tor Thomas Jefferson, and four blank
votes; that the vote of Maryland was record
ed tor Mr.. Jefferson and that consequently
THIS case established the principle, that
votes which were thus thrown away. couId
not 6e countedi IN ascertainng majorities.
MT. Macon thought, there could be no
uouoe on tne question He thought the blank
ballots ought not to be counted.
Mr.. Randolph hoped, that the House
would proceed to second ballot. ard decide
VINO snouldbe its Speaker. He knew. that
II ms worthy friend from North Carolina had
not been implicated in the decision of this
question, he would mt have expressed the
opin,on he had just given. He thought. that
this House were in danger of establishing
precedent highly alarming :and unconsti-
tutional. The question was very impor
tant one 1t might happen, that the Speaker
would have to act in the capacity of Presi-
dent OF the United States. and he trusted
tnat the House would now be governed by
the good old rule, that majority shnuld
prevail in their decisions.
} MIR. Stanford was also in favor of apother
ballot
ne question was then taken, whether the
house would proceed to a second ballot. ard
carried--67 to 43.
Mr. Macon moved to POSTPONE the ballot
for short time, that the gentlemen who had
oeen SO good as to give him their votes, might
nave an opportunity of selecting another can
uoate. lie was very thankful to those gen
temen--Dut he had no wish to occupy the
CHAIR; he preferred seat on theffoor-Sl in
fact, his health would not justify his accep-
lance of the station of speaker. The motion
was lost.
On the second ballot,
Gen. Xarnum had es
Mr.. Macon *
Mr. Pitkin
Scattering votes
Joseph B. Varnum was declared To no dulv
elected Speaker.
The speaker having taken the chair. ex-
pressed his thanks for the confidence and "a
YOUR which the representatives of the nation
had Thought proper again to confer upon him.
ana promised every eXcrtion Of his talents to
ulsoharse the duties of his station in such
manner as to meet their appreciation.
On the ballot for clerk
Patrick Magruder, had GO voice
William Brent, 9S
Nicholas Van Zandt. ID
Mr.. Lambert,
II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-26

tIIow like the above was the story circu-
lated in this city Yesterday it was report
ed, thar French frigate had passed up the
Delaware again, it was a French corvette,
or something which bore a French appear
ance and was, forsooth, boat or monster.
and carry what it might, seen by the packet
passengers The fact is, this day the non
intercourse law, as it relates to France, goes
into operation. ....Bah. Fed. Gozckte.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-26

SNAsHINGToN, Nav %.
The beautiful Frigs,e ESSEX, Cahiuil
Smith, left the Navy Yard yesterday. bound
down the river. Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-26

.NEW YoRk, Nav 90.
CAPTAIN Clarke offhe schooner PAiiander.
snformS as, that A@mirai Cochrane, zwfh
5 sail Of the line and a .tr1gofe, arrived ar
st. Burthoioniesus onthe End Of May, said
to be rom cruise after hs French feet
that escaped from, the Saints.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-26

II letter from .Nczv Orleans saus thas
graz Sickness frivG;ls amsng the .fgiericn5-
Iroohs iafeip sem 10 Thar c0itntrg, she r.
being 500 our Of the 1000 in The Hosp ais.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-26

w As ING TON, MAY %.
MS DAY. AT II O'CLOCK, TEE PRESI-
DENT OF THE u. STATES csS1MuNIcA-
TED, By Nh. GRAHAM, THE FOLLOW.
ING MESSAGE TIC Both HOUSES OF
CONGRESS-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20

JOIN HOLLINS, Has stated to the Ed
y tor OF the Baltimore Fede al Gazette.
that the Suit in Chaucery, was fore upon
him, in order to close finally his conce rms
OF all descriptions with Barney dis
cusson, therefore, in the papers he de-
'clines, being before the proper tribunal.
lie In the mean time requests that the pub
lie opinion my be suspended as re-
lates TO the publication of Saturday, until
legal settlemen is had, and to winch no
unnecessary delay has ever been given by
him.
Should any of the papers publish ]. BIS.
piece they are requested to add the above,
and rward their bills to the Editor OF the
Baltimare Federal Gazette.
Baltimore, Oct ID tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
LONDON, Aug. 81.

LONDON Aug. 81.
We have at length arrived precisely az
that point Of failure and disaster when
has long been foressen 10y such as chos.
10 exc cise their understanding Orex.
,pcdi,ion TO the Scheldt relurns To Enela
unsuccessful, Our gallant army IN til.
Peninsula Indignantly relires before upe-.
rior numbers add lschia and Z. ocida, IA
the Bay Of Naples, are evacuated by Sir
John Stuart.
Thus have failed all our Expeditions
and the ehorls 1--WE blush to use the term)
of England have had no more inGuen o
on the content IN &c many, ,h The Pro-
est and excJmmu1ica iol OF the CT.
d want Pope now reduced to this pss,o4
raj and pristine simplicity of character
mere Bishop OIL hose who weakly a.
vert their eyes from that on which hey
dread to look, who prefer the fsDr.ca,ions,
he fsilac'es, nc de usiol he coouad,c.
ions, the ebsurduies oil the N lbob's
Morning Pcs, The Times, the Courer.
and the whole tribe Of hirolings, we ifn.
plore heir attention 10 the real state TO
VIII ch England IS a last reduced. Oh er.
vaIions, applicable TO the afails Of c IA.
uon ME, are not less so Co those of ma.
ions, AID we all know, that when an nd
leldusl refuse, to exam ne his real sitUa
~, destruction invariably follows. Eng
md, in ex,ent of surlsc n d IN plpul,>
on inferior, but in pom, Of actual power,
possessing as she does, lie ocean, Ger.
ainly superior o even he coiJs. al power
{ Francc,--atter having goaded that
.Ingdom 10 war, has 40 soluI siy failed in
very effort TO RESTRAIN h, power, an u
, no longer possbis 20 d0ub that Hapo-
con nov reigns pa amour. Ovsr ths On.
| .'le Continent OF Eur pe.--Pcaec win
Austria Can ~ longer be doubtful. la &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20

STOLEN from he subscriber, near
~ Prince Edward court house, IN tbc
Dight OF the 22d September, a four year old
SELDlNC, atouI four ieel eight inches
high, we'll fotmed, IN full plight and
handsomely spotted his maue and tail
III their natural state.
Ii Is believed his handsome spotted bo.
dy must attract the notice Ct tn Sc who ma
see him have therefore to reque 81 among
my friends, the AID Of the owners Of fer
RES, 10 enquire for Information AID if a.
ny can be obtained from their boatmep,
to be SO good as to advise me by post.
FRANCIS Watkins.
Oct. l3.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20

NOT - he subscriber having Administered
upon the Estate Of The late M. JOHN
HUGHES, senr. ofCumbsr and now Powha an
eoun . it Is ea'nestly requested it there he anv
demands against that Eaate, that they may be
6rough forward on or briore tie irst day of Ian
uaTy next, propedy authentica cd aud receive
Paymen;J as intend o make division Of the
residue OF that Estate Immediately afer the said
hr'' day OF January mex /, after which this YER
usemsnt will be plead in bar against any claim
whatsoever.
JOHN cUNLIFFE. Admir-.
with the wild annexed.
CoaiPI',J Cheste'held county, 10th Oct. 1909.
(1J)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20

Richard Pryor,
John North,
b: Boisseau. Jr.
Thomas Atkinson,
Edward Watkins,
Bradock Goodwin,
Peter Manson,
Manson Harwell,
Armstead Burwell.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
in: PoINDExrER, C. L c.

NOflCE.=zh itiol W, be presented 10
the next General Assembly, praying that {,
law may pass for selling he lands Of Samuel
Dixon, deceased, lYisg in he county of Han
over. The object of the said intended sale Is o
make amore beneficial division of The subject u.
nong the subscribers. May Richard, Henry ),
John Dixon. George DIX II, Rosanua ID xon and
seor e DiSoni lr. (wh, ae the only heir, at
law OF the said Samuel Dixsn) than tits beliey d
can otherwise he effected. as tbs said samuel
oixondied in'esta,e, AVID some ofsthe said SUP.
scrioers are iniant. and the sail lands mol fsus.
eePsibie of an olvaa ageous division.
Mary Richard
Henry. Sc John Diron.
George Diron
George ID ron, J1nr. } BY their near
Z AID est friend,
RosanDa Diron, John Richard
October Oh, 1909. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.

A T meeting Of the directors of the said
A company, on Friday the 18th of Octo.
Der, 1909.
Resolved, That the shares of all delin-
queDt share holders in the said company
be sold at the Washington Tavern, in the
city of Richmond, on Slturd " the 2Ist day
of next month, at 10 o'clock Of that day.
Resolved, That Call of FIVE dollars on
each share be paid by the share -holders in
the company to the treasurer, on or before
the first day of December next.
A Copy,
tbs N. SHEPPARD, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
PROCLAMATION.

Is Excellency Lord Chatham, &c.
&c. being inIormsd iha, many persons
pass from one island 20 ano,ber, without
being furnished with the necesAa,y pass.
ports, oiders, that nc on presume o ,e.
pair from he island OF which BE is AN IN.
habitan,, o another isa d " IN having
Obtained passport from h. M gs,,a,e,
which mus, be signed by the Genera, or
Command liz Officer, on pam &C being arr
rested.
All Ferrymen and Mariners are com.
manded 10 lake no one over unfurn,shcd
with pass. The transgressor of this
command shall not oaly suffer the loss of
he boat, or vessel bat shalt. acc ,rdng %
circumstance, be punished according 10
military law"
The Marquis Yrujo Qormerly Spanish
Minister to the u. Sla,es,) has proceed
ed 10 Brazils, as The minister OF The Span.
ish Junia 10 the court of the house OF Bra,
ganza. N'v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
JOHN JETER.

As Wonder is cripple and cannot conve
niently travel, the following statement is ad
ded for the information of those who have not
seen him, or any of his colts We the sub.
scr5ers are of opinion that the English horse
Wonder is one of the best foal getters in this
part of the country indeed we believe that
his foais i'll general are of superior size and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
-Four Dollars Per Annum-Pxain Advanee.l
LOUISA COUNTY,

August Court, 1909.
William Ragland, Pleasant Hacketto
and Lucy his wife, late Lucy Rag
land, Thomas Poindexter and Sarah
his wife. late Sarah Ragland, Tho
mas b. Watkins and Ann his wife,
late Ann Ragland, John Graves and
Mary his wife, late Mtry Ragland,
James Niche and Henrietta his
wife, late Henrietta Ragland., and !
Nicholas j. Poindexter and Rebecca
his wife, late Rebecca Ragland.
W plaintiffs, >
AGAINST
samuel Overton, ir. adm'r. with the
will annexed of Samuel Rapland, |
decd. William Cooke, James Mel.
son, Jane Niche, WIN G.. Poin-
dexter, ex'r. of Warner III Broad
dus, decd. Overton Harris, Edward
Ragand, Eliz abeth Lawrence, adm'x
OF William Lawrence, decd. Tho.
mas Holiadsy, Thornton Gibson. Nj.
cholas Meriwethcr and Barnett
Moore and James Niche, admir-. dc
bonis non of Samuel Ragland decd. !
Defendants.
HHE defendants Samuel Overton i
= admir-. with the will annexed Of Sam,
kagland, decd. Edward Ragland, Mich,
las Meriwether end Barnett Moore. not h.
wing entered their appearance and Civ,
security according to the act of Assemb
and the rules of this court and it appearir
to the satisfaction of the court that tn,
are not inhabitants of thus state; On Il
motion of the plaintiffs by their counse
II Us ordered, that the said defendant
Samuel Overton, jr. adm'r. Edward Ra
+lani aud Barnett Moore, do appear he
on the second Monday in November ne.
and answer the plaintiffs bill and a col
ct this order be forthwith inserted in son
one OF the newspapers printed in the CT
OF kichmond for eight weeks successivel
and published at the front door of the cou
house of this county on some court day.
a Copy,
in: POINDEXrER. c. q.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20

With respect to Hungary, il ought 70
be observed, that the part of that kingdom
in possession Of the French, is that which
is the most productive in corn, wine, and
cattle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
: -
Foreign.
LONDON, August 2e.

The King has been pleased to grant the
dignities Of Baron and Viscount of Inc u
nited Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ire
land, unto the Right Hon. Sir Arthur
Wellesley, Knight of the most Honorable
Ode OF Bath, and 1t. Gen. of his m les.
Tvs forces. aud TO the heirs male. of his
oody lawfully begotten, by the names,
styles and TILES of Baron Douro of Wei.
lesley, IN the county of Somerset, and VS..
count Weil'"g on Of TsIavera, and Well
hhglon, IN the sa d county.
August %.
BY he new Swedish Constitution, which
las iaiely been made nubiic at s ockholn,
I" hve sheets quarlo, the king is 10 be as
Used by Council of > ae, consisting of
""e members, by whose advice he makes
peace or war, and transacls all impor,a ant
AFFAIRS. All pubic Offices must be filled
oy natives. The R,ng has the supreme
command OF the land AID naval torces.
The royal age of ma url,y takes place at
TWEEN y. Shtu,d he male branch of the
Royai Family become extinct, the Coun-
Cyl governs un.ii The States are convoksd
No Piince Royal can marry without the
consent OF the States.
Augusi 30.
The People of England are at lenrth
beginning o awake fr m the delaslye
dream by which they have been amused
Tor me last mon h. The Expedition, as
we predicted, aud as every person oil
common understanding might have fore
seen, is about 10 return, without having
accomplished the asowed Object for which
T" was prepared, whether difference oil
opinion among the superior Officers does
OF does noi exisi---whelher Col Congreve
u'u or did not come home tor orders, with
'espSat 10 the ulterior Objects of our ar.
naihe"'' we VIII no. undertake TO say -
out u. . we know, that our force has hn-
Sered before secondary objects, un.il the
grand primary Object of The expedition Is
peneVed TO be now una talnabe. Thus
e"as me co gust OF Holland and expuI
sion Oh Mig Louis. Evea FLUSHING, al
III 81 the nrst fruits OF our efforts, is al
reaey III ca ead' and compelled TO staor
on Tue oete lsWe When we look back
eve" ou. lew weeks, and refect on N
oPp'oo'.ous caiumnies with which eve,y
one prssuh'ng TO doubt the fuii success
~ W" 'F>.S"' VIC SuiC'g
,"" " excused Ior ex;id ming what in-
'a'ua''oh
re accompaniment OF the Interior OBJ.
Jee'S VI inc expedition Sc m % bs com
p'e'eV gwen uP' ana tne belief is nov
very gincfany prevalent thai The opera i
o'S VI ""e expedition IN Holland are al
ann sc un"ei sal question
w" %, ""e'e uoss the eXpsdi ion 20 nex'
some say to Sicily --s"ne TO Cadiz--
o W.. 80 20 h''Doh re maps 1t Will puzzle
send w, now ,el,oo,sh ~, -. W
ne lower Of 4. gland IN, ns.G'ni' u
re cted by me, wb, h,v, GO r.o'.""'i,! w
hibted proofs Of uiter ,nc,nac, Ga
respect. :" ''a'
In what mart of The pe,;n
Sir A. Wellesley Wi, r.cs;ve a. .'1 ''''
flea ION OF his exaI,a,ion n H. - ~
V,,count. i, unces,s;n e.. tn. Gun VI
he lustre reflected m the Rr,,;.s
and comma der by their oai,aI d.c'
.. Taiavela-hey have ret1ea,ed 80 -.
.rea inp and mrs, r. rea,. 80. -.
.ipIined and experienced forc. ~ acl,''o''',
edged Numerical supe rioritv.
From Germany, we afe yitho,, - Ill;
gence, amongst the next that is received
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20

The total number Of Inhabitants in the
above countries is about a,475 6 o. The
territory independent OF the hungarian
Saspaancha!ts, the superficial extent Of
which is no accurately c., AIMED Con.
ans S'715 German square mics. Before
ne commencement of the ~ar, he w,ol.
Austrian Monarchy co,dained, accord M
o Lichienstein, Only 1926 % Iare macs,
and ~ 100000 Inbablanrs. appears
therefore 'ht. the French 20 s-ss moe
than one third OF the Austrian sta,es.
Inc most important towns in these
provinces are.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
ESTIMATE

LIZ w n
OF TIE AUSTRIAN TERRIToRIEs IN THE
POSSESSION OF THE FRENcH
From a German haherl
The parts of the Austrian Monarchy
possessed by French troops are:
German miles. Ilha6i!anss
Lower austria 572 100 900
ouria 1913 el2,COO
Car'nthia 100 $4,000
CarnioIa, with he coun-
ty of Gortz and The
territory of Moniui
Gone 2si 422,coo
Trieste 2o noo
Sah.burg s. Berchieis.
gaden l79 5000
Fiume so,,
vi ~ aoI ava, about 100 500 600
|OfGaIlicia 900 500 900
|Of Hungary
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
On the 2ist instant the following Pro
clama oGs were published -
PROCLAMATION.

His excelIency Lord Chatham, com
mandIng the troops Of his Britannic NJ.
JeSty, being informed that many deserters,
asd persons belonging To the french troops,
and some OF them armed, are on the ISL
iod, orders, tina. the b=fore mentioned arm
I'd or unarnIed deserlers, o. other pers ms,
DC arrested, and dsI,vared ov.r 90 the mead
Isl EngiIsh detachment, AID that 90 ON,
fesume TO harbour such de,efters, o.
ja'n o. being sen,enced, o. c0nv,c 100, t.
'ay a pensiy Of 100 HORNS Zone half Of
which shall be given to the iulOrmer Who's
'dme shall b. Kept secreU and be other
use severely punished according to nli.
tary law. Military descrters, aud o,hci
PERSONS belonging 20 o.. FreHch army
rot surfenderng within three day, shal.
0s punished a. spies"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
TAKE NOTICE.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
Public, that he has taken, and will shortly
onep an ELEGANT HOTEL inthe house
lately occupied by the hon. RoBEfT SMITH
CapitoI Fiji, City Of ,Washington-where ne
VIII be enabled. ifpropet encouragement, shall
he offered, to afford the best and most spiend-
i'd accommodations
The house above mentioned will be SO pre-
pared as to admit a display OF elegance ana
taste in the arrangements OF the season
RAILS mol. to be excelled in the United
safes, and hs hopes from long experience he
has had in that line the ladies and gentlemen
OF Washington will enable him by their en-
.co,,r aapement TO excel in that particular
The subscriber tenders his acknowieog~
ments to his friends and the pubic Tor inc
marks Of preference they have heretofore
bestowed upon him, and hopes by his renew
cd exertions to please to deserve and receive
= continuance of their favors.
s7. Boarders will be taken ny tae cay
' Wrn Caton.
Naasn,,.t,,a4 d &C.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
sales at Iyendae.

IN every Tuesday and Friday,
- WILL BE SOLD
the yendue Store, corner Of Prince and
Water streets.
4 gsristy 81 Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
" particulars of which will be expressed IN
ia biIls OF the day-Ail kinds OF eooas
~. .,a;.b arc on Limitation and the prices OF
'sh;cb are established, can atany time be
.;.wed and purchased at the lowest Limitation
,naprices.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
Five Dollars Kezcard..

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
in Alexandria, a negro boy, OF a yeilowIsh
complexion, called JOE PAIN about ! years
Of age--had On when he went away Z, a P :, , %
hnmc.spun paetaloons, mixed wi.h biue alaek
and white. and generally wore them without
suspertlcrs tied round his visit with string !:
Likewise, had on blue cloth roundabout
jacket. / think it probable that he may rave
changed them. He is apt to be lmpadens
when spoken 10 and speaks very qaiek.@ IL rs
supposed he is at present lurking about the
navy yard. slough he is frequently IN Alex
andria.
B. Dade.
November 4. -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
. Plate Efotkef.

-
rT~HEs subscriber continues to make and
I repair. ali kinds of CoPPi.K 3 IN
WARE, and also carries or the bRaso"
FOUNDERS, BUSINESS undere tie dlrec-
finn Of H1ikana Fletcher, and WIZ execute
any work In that line. ,s,.sfs
FOR S.fLE,
Is boxes 10 by le, and Is do. 8 by 10 30
benia Window Glass, OF good quailty.
TO LET " 80
The House on Fairfaxstfeet, cccuplcu ny
ravself. which is made to accommodate one
~, two families-l will give a lease on mo
derate terms. Also, the Brick House Oh
the corner Of Prince and Roysltstreets' aad
one n,acksmith's Shop with set OF l oois:
Ia, soic or 20 Let on a Ground Kent fof
fse eyer,
IS feet Of Ground, fronting on king-st q,
and running back 100 feet to q % 'ect aliey,
Il IS situate nearly opposite tie eiagolla
pump in good part of the town town J.,
p The highest price will be gi , TOR on
Conner. pewter, Brass and Lead.
George M'Munll.
August so.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
May 49,.
Five Dollars Re1uar1.

strayea frornthe subscriber, large RED
COW, somewhat bripdled about the body,
hasa high back. long neck and large horns
- hole il, one ear, the mark in the other 1t
she has any not recollected, was n very
good order when she went away, which was
about the first Of September-it, is supposed
she is With calf. -,
8. Left the subscribers service, an ap-
prentice to the tanning and currying bust
ness. named Charles Yearly. very small
reward will be given but no charges pal iof on
bringing him home
Ezra Kenzey eco.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, IL miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
fridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighberhoed, con-
tanning about 47o acres, on whichis conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough for gen.
teel family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly so (; an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion ofim-
proved meadow for the scythe. and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to MIR JOHN DuLIN, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
Mises. s
E. Du1in.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
The Subscriber

The Subscriber
Has received the foA0zving articles:
New Orleans and St. Croix Sugars OF the
first quality
Mississippi Cotton Of the first quality
Cogniac Brandy, St. Croix Rum, Holland
Gin
London Particular Madeira
Sherry WINES
Lisbon
Superior Claret in eases
Imperial,
Hyson,
Young Hysou, TEAS.
Hyson Skin,
souchong,a
Best Green Coffee in bags and barrels
Gunpowder
p. B. Patent Shot, from B. B. to No. 9
Mould Shot. BI.. and S. &.
Salt petre, double refined
Spanish Fiotant Indigo
Copperas Of the lst quality
Fresh Nut,negs
/ Pimento and black Pepper,
Demrohns,
VITA general assortment OF GEOCE-
RILS. and as usual, old Jamaica Spirits,
Peach Brunsly, and old Pert wine in bottles.
The above articles viii be sold very low by
the wholesale or retail.
TO RENT.
A convenient and well finished BRICK
Il0 Use, at the upper end of King street.
James Sanderson.
Nov s.