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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23
Ten Dollars Reward.

CToIEN from he fubfcriber, on Saturday
- night LAT, large black crooked backed
HORSE, with ftar in his forehead, lquare
tail, rather lame in his right hind foot, and
has ring Of name on the right iide of his
neck-is about years old, ,rots and PAGES
Whoever vii! detect the thief and fecure him
in any Jail, and return the Horle TO the fub-
fsriber, fhallb be entitled to the above reward.
THOMAS HASKELL.
ps,s!aaS, Tan. l6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23

a u VI OODAJ Avn ofhf Stt"81,
which he offers at the lowell cath priccs-A
mong which are
Anderlons h,aory of Commeree--Rollins
ancien, hiltory-- Burkes Works folwells
Life Of Observation-Disclosures h.flory of Arue-
rica--Gordsn's do of American Revolution
S.eveni's do Of French do Be'knaps dc. NJ
Hampf llire-. Biographical Dictionary, con-
tanning the lives of eminent Warriors * Sta,ef-
nTn--Johnfon's lives OF the Poets--Works Of
the Poeis--Works of the Rev Jas. Hervey--
Burgh's Dignity of Human N1ure-Psaetcal
Philafophy, or the art of converting with men
-I.ockes EGays on the human underitsnd-
ing-Conks Voyages = Stuart on the Mind
FAoer on the fulfilling of the Prophesies--
Roland's Appeal--Life of Compensatory
Woris--Adams' Hiltory Of Neg-Lngland--
Stackhoufe' Hiaory-Orton' expoiidon OF the
Bible Davies, BARS and Dans's Sermons
Bunyan's PILGRIMS Progref. aad Holy War
Rife aud Progreis of religion in the Soul
Practice of Piety--Rstieis feven Sermons
Mirror--Tatler-Lo Ency-
clopedia-C arr's Northern Summer--s Song
ner's Mufeum Ma fon on ielf knowledge
Bancroft and Rsmlay's life of Wellington
Maicelon and BoiIeAu's Sermons Fatal Re-
venge-A Winter in London Mir1ndas En-.
pedi,ion.-- CumberIand's, and Reeves (Mrs)
letter.-vicar of Wakefeld--Junius' Letters
Majors Mopitor.--Chaoone's Letters
Homer's ~Efpneila's Ietters-Domelic
Cookery-Monigomery's poess.
LHH.
Story's Pleadings I.awe's do; laws If
Madachufetts, ass0 eaii0n; Iiaw kin's Pleas Of
the Crown Strsnge's, Wlion's and Il ack
ftoness Reports; c,Ibert's Law al Evideace !;
Blackaoncs Commentaries Chi.ty on Bills
PrefedeIts of Declarations Town Officer
Clerks Magazine, and Probate Directory.
PH1SiC.
Underwood on difeafes of children Edin-
burgh Diipenlatory Cuens practice and
Maferia medica Ckefe'den's Ana amy; Chap
tai. Cheminry Lavo6er.s do Pharmacopia );
To~oihend's guide to health.
CaGc and Sebs5i Re,k5.
FnGeld's natural philolophy Ainfworth's,
Young's, Baileys, Boyer's and perry~s Die
tionalies Horace; Virgil sa1uil; Cicero
Latin Primer; Eutropius; Eraimus Eiop's
Fables Adams and SMITHS IN H) Lain
Crammar:, Lexicon; Greek Teaamen,s and
Grammsrs Murrsys Reader and Craumar,
OfdtoiS IiCsSitots ftit vi HcduiIlb lStOItcB
and Dwigat's Geography; Third Part A
leIandcr's Grammar and Accidence Beauties
Of the Bible; Wail,'s, Adams's, Pixies. Roofs
and Temples Arthmetics; Iitle's U1ler
Large amiiy Bibles; fchool aud pocket do
Tefisments; Watts and Belknap's Pialms and
Hymns.
Regiilers and Almanaeks for 1869
Backgammon Tables
Playing Cards
n1adrants, Scales and Dividers
Quilts, Inkftands and Copy,slips
Memorandum and Morocco Pocket Books
Mathematical In,rumen,s and Pepknivss
Steel Filings Penc Is; Sa,es; Paint-boxes
Violin sirings Muhc paper and Books
Writing, letter and drawing paper
Maps of Na6achuiet,s and u, States
Portable Writing Deiks
I.edgers, Journals, WAITE. Record and In
voice Books
Cyphering and Writing Books
Commercial and Court Blanks
Prirted Note Books Receipt ditto
Village Harmony aud other Singing Books.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23

Swift was invited oy rich maei
with large paytyto dine being re-
quoted by the hoa to return thanks
at the removal of the cloth, uttered
the following grace:
Trad, for fbiI m1a0is t-fth u 10 k'
T. a., sa mosns Ia tbe sciiss,ssG.
Wbe,er raging ta.gsr 'sys's -ssvs /assd rei.f,
-1ns re. 1ai aVsaa,ons ibi.g fie.s eft,sf
ke,s ebinnsys j,aals fbd' nsvs, meal 4 bJars.
.dsd Asvs all sfs, ubs,s s1s )SsE Get Ne NOR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23
Eliphalet Smith,

LAS RsMovts to Taeomb's Ssiidirg', Mule
4 Srmf-where he has for fale general
sfIortment Of FACTORT COTTON YARN,
CLOTH u BEDTICkING.-Other goods
a. ufual. (9w1 Jss. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23
NOTICE.

81 THE Standing Committee Of the Society Of
a Cincinnati OF Mah.chuietts, hereby give
I public notice, that application for relief of the
81 Widows and Orphans Of deeeaied Members
Il OF the Society and iuch of their Brethren as
NAV be IN INDECENT circumstances, may be
~ made on or before the I'd Vedneiday nett, 10
3 either OF the following members of the socie-
81 ~. viz.
~ Gen Benin Lincoln, Gen Henry Jackfon,.
II Docf d fownfead, Gen John Win0cw,
X Capt adams Bsyley, Col VIM Tudor,
M Col John popkus, MAJ Dan1 Jaekion,
81 Mai Caleb G,bbA, Capt Francis Green,
III Dot, John Hart, Capt sam1 Armlrong,
Il Cap, Iohn Maynard, Capt John George,
Isl Capt Robert Williams, Capt Dana,
- Capt Benin Eaton. Capt Thomas How,
q Capt Nm Andrews, Gen Iehn BROOKS,
n MIR Sautp Perkins, John Calender, Efq.
81 Do1 VIM Lutte,
81 the Standing Committee are hereby no,h-
M ed 10 meet on the feconj Wednesday of Feb
81 ruary next, at Mr.. Jamf' Yiiss, a, 1 o'clock
N - n.
"a Ia, Order OF the Vice PRECEDENT.
~ DAVID TOWNSEND, S~.y.
"a -=--z--- .-----
q 10 Let,
~ TWO Chambers Gua,ed in Court Street
convenient tenement for fma family
Apply 10 'oHS fii1Ai'F''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23

WE the fubfcrihers, ConmiiIiouers. ap-
w pointed by the Hon Samuel rreemao,
Efq Judge of Probate for the county of Cum
berland, 10 receive and examine the claims Of
the fs.erai creditors 10 the eaate of
DAVID foGG,
late Of scarborough, in The couRiy Of Gambler.
land, fliipwrigbr, deceaied, repfclented iniol-
vent, give notice thai iix months herg allow
ed from the twenty iecond day Of July Ian, TO
lsid creditors TO bring in their claims, and tha,
we will attend that iervice a, The dwelling
houfe of Charles Morris in laid scarborough,
on the lsa vednetday 81 this ard the follow
ing month, from two until FIVE O'Clock, ?, NJ
en each of iaid days.
CHARLEs MORRIS Cat-.ic
fLLArlAH ilBBY, : Jf.@es
s5aa. 10.
7 III. iubfcriber ereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, fha; she has been duty
appointed, and has taken upon herielf the
truff of an admniitratrix on The edaIe OF
rPHRAIM CHICK,
la,e of Falmouth, III the county Of Cumberland,
woman, dcceafed by eIv,ng befA a. The Law
direct, he therefore reque!ls al eerians who
are indcbe ed 10 The laid decea'ed titafe, 10
make Immediate payment: aad thgie who
have any demands thereon. 70 exhiiii the
fAmeto PHFBE CHICK.
Dec "A, sos. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23
10000 Dollars,-Jyf Agoing :
TICKETS at D. 5 so. and Quarters I So.
4 in the I'd Clais Of D,ssills RssS Lofse,,,
for fale by
ISAAC ADAMS

M. 7, FISH STREET.
The above Lottery will commence drawing
next week, and among Others. are the follow
ing capital Prizes, viz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23
HARDWARE GOODS.
William Goddard,

LAS received by fhips Globe and Hannah
Ia from Liverpool, an addition to his mock ol
Hard.Ware Goods,
Which are offer ID for fale on she mon favora-
bic terms, by wholefale or retail
Pafiss4 Noe. Z. (u.)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23
Crowell Hatch,
~ TAKE NOTICE

u TAKE NOTICE :.
THE frblcribsr informs thofe indebted to
him, that be has placed their notes and &C.
counts in the hands of NATHAN KINsMAs,
Efq for COLLECTION; and that an immediate az.
teItion to them will prevent a fuit
CROWELL HATCH.
Fyesuyg, Jsrps,y is, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23

THE Copartnerfhip of POSTER and
4 STEARNS, Cabinet Makers, will be dif.
folved the thirty drl inf. by mutual content.
All perfons having accounts open with faid
firm are requelied to call and acjun the fame.
WILLIAM Fl FOSTER,
ELIJAH STEARNS.
Goybs~, Jan. q. G6)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23

SECOND DIVISION
H.Hapgood &o;hers 81 2 80 f5G -
7oua and Lss41. 7ss f., 1907.
FIRST DIVISION.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23
FOR SALE,

III Ne. IS, Long. wbs,E
a FEW hogheAds fra quality retailing
\ MOI AssES-- Enquire of
DANIEL FOX.
V,r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23
TO BE LET

y % n LII J
(yALF of convenient DWELLING
A HOUSE, h,ua,ed in Free ltreet, on rea-
fonahle terms Enquire Of
WILLIAM GODDARD.
Portland, NoV. 7. (f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23
ISAAC ADAMS.

LAS JUN received an additional aGortmeni
/ L of BOOKS md SfdTIoNdf,
which he offers at the lowell cath priccs--A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23

SECOND DIVISION.
II Hapgood & Others ~ 2 30 $50
STATE Tsx (r tie y,ar 1905.
ED CIsNDIXlclOM
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
FRfD III, APRIL IA, 1909.

army was reduced below 10000 men, the
emperor resolved to remove his head
quarters from Astorga to Benevento.
We fouod in the barns several English
who had been hanged by The Spaniard,.
His majesty was indignant, and ordered
he barns to be burnt. The peasants,
whatever may be their resentment, have
no right to attempt the lives Of he wag-
soners OF either army HIS majesty has
ordered he English prisoners to be trea-
ted with all the resp CT due 10 soldiers
who have manifested liberal IDEAS and SET
,imen,s of honor.
On the 18th, at night, the duke Of Dial.
matla's head quarters were ten leagues
from Lugo.
Governor de St. Cyr's division entered
barcelona on the ,7h. On III 18Th he
came up with generals Red,ng.s & Yves
rcops al Lieras and com .,letely routed
Them. He took six pieces Of cam ON, so
Fagsons, and 5000 men.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
-Four D0AtarsPer Annum-Paid in AdDance.l

OF The price Of this paper to sub
scri6ersis four dollars per annuns, to BE-
pad IN adDance.
ADvERTIsEMENTs, not exceeding a
square IN length GO lines are insert
ed, the first time for seventy-fve cents /;
three weeks (six times for three dol
lars and for every subsequent inserti-
on, th,rty-three cents. Long ones IN
the same proportion. In favor ofthose,
ho1ueper, zoho advertise by the gear en-
ther once or tzOice a uueeek } deduction
from the aboUe p, ice Of t1veaty per cent.
IS made.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
TWENTY FIFTH BULLETIN

u IL
DeheVsnto' Jar. S. The mead of Merle's
d'vIson, forming part of The duke of Da,
mana's corps, came up with the advanced
guard on the Sd.
NJ r Nj u reached the rear Guard
OF the English, who were upon the be;gb,s
OF Pfiecros leaugue before ViIlaf,aor.
consisting of 5000 infantry and 600 cavaI
Iy', ms position was very fine position
anc hicul 10 attack. Gen. Merle ~.
his dispositions. The infantry adv.nc"d
beat the charge, and the Enel;sh 80.
epureiy roued' The difficulty of N.
slouno dId not permit the cavalry 70
charge, and only 200 prisoners were "a
ken' We had some ffy men killed or
vrunded. Gen Colbert adv ned - Go.
u the cavalry uld form his bour was
arrived "a ball struck him on the Eorebs al
"ha ne lived but quarter of an hour.
mere are tw, 10 DIS from As,oroa IN
Vnlailsnca. The English took IN. s,ch,
'ne opanIards the left they marcbe d
St"ou' order--were cut off and surroun-
ueo oy the Hsnoverian Chasseurs. a
general OF brigade and a VIII ,Ie d;v;s;on
laid down their arms.
o'Dce the 27'h ult. we have taken more
,osn 10000 prisoners. among whom are
$500 English. Welhsve taken also mors
tnan 800 baggage Wagons, Is waegons
Oh hFe locks, their magazines and boson-
as The English retreat in disorder.
Tra sS magazines, sick, and equipage
'ney VIII experience still greater loss,
s"i II 'hey be able to embark, it is pro.
p1SIe IL viii not be without the loss o.
nan 'hsir army. But informed that that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14

Va'lad .nd Ian. 7-Afer Governor D.
1t Cyr IN cred Barcelona he proceeded
% the Lobregat and forced he enemy
'otrenched Camp, aid took IS piece, of
Iannon HE ihen took .rorrog erU, place
~ great importance.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
WASHINGTON CITY, April 10.

WASdiNGIONC CITY, April 10.
Charles Oakley Esq. Secretary of lie
CATION OF his Brita;ic males 10 the u
n'ted Sta,es, arrived in this cay on Frida,
last.
On the Sd inst. his B,itanic Maies,y'.
sloop OF war Rosamond, captain Walker
= days from Falmouth, arrived at Nor.
IT K with dispatches for Mr. Ersklne.-
we have resolved Lonlon papers 10 The
9h OF February, from which We have
md copious ex,racts, which will BE con
iinued in cur next.
y the h of February lord Grosvc
nor moved, in the House of Lords, TO &c
'n'o committee 20 enquire inyo the ate
OF the naioD. This mo ION was nepa,i.
vtd thout div sion.
On the Is of Feb uaiy lofd Ancka d
gave no,ice in he House oil l. d hat
ne shoud on the IS of ia mon n offer
motion relative TO the o. ders in Coun-
c!. In the House of Commons, Nj
WIFI bread gave similar n ice.
On the same day oonversa, ion Occur.
red IN the House of Loscs. RESPECTING a
treaty, lately con Guided b. yves q G.. Br,ia r
ina SPAN. The Dgke of Norfolk SAID
n wished to know, whether any c,rcum.
ances had since occurred 20 alter tn,
Provisions of the treaty. The Earl ofLi
verpool replied that no even had occur.
red which could or oug5; TO alter the ma.
ture OF The treaty; aud he wish. d to ok,
ms opportunity OF stating, tina, no even .
had since occurred which could or OH h
10 diminish the exers,oi IS making by hi.
MaJesty's government, Tor Inc as,,stanc.
! IF he Spanish nation
This treaty has not been We, diynlge d
1t WIS umored at London tina, prop,-
sl'ions FIR peac: had bsen rendered by
France.
Serious disturbances were said TO hay,
arisen in sweden.
The Central Jun.a of Spaia are said
10 have retired 10 Cadiz, whrhec the En-
sf n d.stns iurt.e expedition OF $1,000
men. fne surfender Of Sarrag ,ssa, the
SUBMISSION OF he army of Castanos to the
fsen1h d he arrival OF Napoleon a
Vans on thc 23d Jan. are also fumorsd
Joseph bonapartc ii d returned 10 Madrid,
80 49, pubSNtu CONTAINS n " hjrp i'm
por'ant. IL $ c. the departure r al
Gmpe or from Madrid ON tn. aad y,
Dc m5er aud traces the retreat of IN
cngli army to Beueysnto, during wh. n
evr'ai TIh ng tn gag m ms OF sm,,i oar
lies ok pl4ce.
The a2d Bulletin bears da,e, Beneven
10, DECEMBER 81 from which the Rr;nsb
araoy hadil=d, aud aun onnces no events
Of ma nltude.
The 2sd Bulletin is da ed Beneven. o
Jan. Ii states the overthrow o. ROM.
ma, with the loss of LOO pri..necs. an6
he reduct on of Romana's armv from,
so 900 20 $500 men, wno had throw
themselves INTO Astorga
The 24!h Bulletin is ed A.toeo.
Jan 2 where The empe arrived IN,
Precedi 'g d-y. 1t states the mise,ah,,
stale Of Ro naDa's army and the ro !,
! ON Beaevento as ed with he d. ad
no ses, travelling carriages and ar,iI,er,
OF the British, and says ha the Ern, ~
had charg' d he Duke Of Dalma, ,yt,
ne g,orioes m ssioD CT pursuing The En-
slsh TO the place of their deba, kation. 8
of driving them into the sea at the M n
of the sword. p0f'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14

CHa'1es Oak'ty, Esq. Secretary OF lie
cation OF his Brtaic msies y TO the U.
n'ted STATES, arrived in this Guy on Friday
last.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
IMPROVED.

ILLUSTRATED WITH TWENTY FIvl
CORRECT MAPS,
Engraved from the mos. recent observati
& ons and draughts Of geographical travel
lers.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-13
July 8.
New Publications,

49, FOR SALE
1T COTIO1fSJ S7'EW-ffI,s BOOKSTORE
CRANCH's Reports, volumes.
Heninp and Mumford's Reports.
students Law of Vendors and Purchasers
of Estates.
East's Reports. volume 9.
Laws on Pler ing,
American Pleader's Assistant
Harrison's Chance"y Reports.
Roberts on Frauds.
Woodward on Executive. ,.
Hungarian Brothers, a novel; ~ N'iss TOY
ter. ~.
Thaddeus of Warsaw, do. by Miss Por-
ter.
Patriotic Sketches Of ireland, by Miss ow-
enson.
Elizabeth. or Exiles of Siberia. by Mrs.
Coffin
June % ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-13
Junee.
PUBLIC SALE

nURSUANTt to decree OF the honorable
the United States Circuit Court OF the
District of Columbia, for the County of Alex
andria, will be sold at public auction on aa-
turtav the a2d day Of July next, a LOI or
half acre of ground, the property OF the re-
presentatives of Bartholomew cambridge de-
ceased situate on Cameron and Pitt streets IN
the town of Alexandria, and fronting the
square of ground on which MIR. Cations city
hotel is situate. There is on the premises a
commodious framed dwelling house and large
carpenters shop, of good oak materials, the
ground is laid off into seven building lots, 4
on Cameron street, from 8 to 80 feet front,
and running back 100 feet to Is feet alley
and three lots or Pitt street, 81 feet front,
running back los feet to Is feet alley
The terms of sale will be--One fourth
cash,& the residue payable in So & smonths.
Negotiable notes with approved endorsers
will be required The sale to commence at
the coffee house in alexandria, at A O'Clock,
in the afternoon A plat of the lots may be
seen on application at tie clerks Off e.
Thomas ,Suann,
George DeneaA,
Commissioners.
90 dts.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-13
TO M I L L e r S.


/ HAVE invented a machine called
Uheat Rab6er, for which / obtained a patent
on the first day of this month. This machine
may be seen in operation in the mill of Aa-
thaniel lsiHeott, Occoquap Those .millers,
WHO fesl aninterest in investigating its me-
Fit and have not an opportunity .ofvisiting
.Occoquan, may be fully ,iniorm ed by appli4-
cation to MIR. Eihcott, by letter. Ny Hheat-
Rubber, j d. verify believe is upon entire
new principles. the cost Of erecting it a tri.
fle, the materials ofwhich. it is compared ea-
silly a.tainable i'm any part Of our country, and
the plan simple in the extreme: any work.
man of common capacity VII be. enabled TO
erect it from description only Practical mill
lers know, that a great;proporlion OF the
wheat that comes to mlrket (fr4m the mans.
ner it is stacked in .thefeds ~ the farmers
and EXPOSED to TIE weather. a numbereof
sprouted and ,unsound grains mingle with
the mass, and has eeluded the ingenuity
ofthe miller to separate it from the sound
gram --they also know those ,unsound "r4ins
iniure materially tie taste, and color of flour
my mac line, not only frees tho wheat of
stoac, oaion, cooke dirt, & but does 80 o.
lutely take frpm.ie every unsound E ain from
what cause soever it may have been injured,
as my ,1nachine vii not LET any unsound
wheat pass it-milers may have .thel screen
wire much finer than hitherto used, and
thereby save considerably--it will also be
found that. tie gain IMP ssipg the .rubber,gls is,
polished and that ev n t e eyes of the wheat
is picked perfectly scleanof dust or dirt.
having ,,ccurred of certificates
being btaiI,ed, ,sa, Ing mucn more in favor.
OF new invention tlieiAsl,e public are willing
to admit .fter trial. hope II will be suffi-.
Gent apology termy taking different course.
Nv price for TIE privilege of using the rub
beris fifty d las for each priir' of wheat
stones the mill contains. "'.'..'
Letters directed to me post paid shall b.
attended to.
James Denealc.
Dumfries, Va. July
,los-Il. ), 'wla"aH
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-13
VIM, LEWIS.
Public Notice,
dts


V1THEREAS ] have bv a warrant from
w the general land eff e for the state ct
Virginia, located piece or p.rcel OF land, ly'
;no on the Forth side OF Great Hurting Creek,
and binding on the waters OF said Creek ~
GLIDING the place commonly known by the
name of Jones's Point, as well as other settle
ments on said Creek, above the said Jones,s
Point, which by survey that WIS made on
the 18th March last, by the surveyor OF ialr-
fax county, for the stateaot Nlrglnla' does
clearly prove 10 have been waste or vacant
land, that lay to the south OF Robert Hous-
sons tract tof 5000 acresJ or IN other wor,ls
Law 20 the south of r Houssons N Why w.
line or course; which said 5000 acres OF land
was conveyed to Alexander or Alexanders
MANY wears ago. therefore give public no.
tice to all whomit may concern, that as the
survey has been made for some time p .st and
that have compounded thereon agreeable to
law marie and providedin that case tor the
state of Virginia, shall in short time pro-
ceed to take * make use ofall the said piece
or parcel of land which has been surveyed &
laid out to me agreeable osmy warrant un-
less il is proved that the above land was, OILS
not vacant.
Iohah Browning.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-13
TO SELL,
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, | | miles
from alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
ry. and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhool, con-
tanning aboutA7 acres, on which is 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 of i'm
proved meadow for the scythe, and a large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined TO purchase may know the terms
b, application to Mr. JOHN DuLIN, adjoining
tho said farm, or the subscriber ca the pre-
misses.
F Dulin.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-13
PUBLIC AUCTION.

To be sold, at public auction, at Northum-
berland court house, in the county OF Nor
cumberland, and state OF Virginia, on
TUESDAY, the fifth day of September
next, at eleven O'Clock, in the forenoon,
Five contiguous Plantations,
.dmouafins@ sosetaer TO about 900 Acres,
Z C IisUATEs on the river Potomac, and
~ within about three miles of the cour'-
house. these estates formerly belonged 10
Presicy Ihornton, Esq. and are the same on
which he lived They have never been seen
by either of the subscribers but it is UNDER
stood, that about 100 acres ofthen are as
valuable low grounds as any on the rlyer' ana
considerable part thereof heavily lmDered.
The uplands consist OF about loOC acres, aud
the whole is we'll calculatedtor the production
Of corn, wheat tobacco, timo.hy and small
grain of all kinds in great abundance he
waters are said to abound with excellent
fish, oysters, and wild fowl The Water carl
Rage is easy and convenient TO Norfolk, ba-
umere, Alexandria, and the city OF wash
layton; and as these estates possess several
good mill seats, with an abundance of water,
md plentiful supply CT timber, they must
be very valuable.
The premises will be shewD to persons ln-
chnlng to purchase, by Col. James More,
who lives on them, ORD, Samuel Blaekzvea,
Esq who lives near to them; and the terms
of payment may be known sufficient tire
Sectors tho sale. by applying to either OF then''
or to tue subscriber in the city OF Phlladel-
phia.
VIM. LEWIS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-13
June %.
RUNAWAYS,.

Punaauay from the plantation Of M; ,Iplsaa'n
HIM. near the Stone B,1dgf an Freaer'ek
County.
Two likely Mulatto Boys.
BILLY, the. eldest, is between IS and 10
years of age, bright mulatto, well grown
for his years, his hair black and lately cut IN
,,e fashion slender made, but sprighNy and
act;ye. CAMDEN is dark mulatto his
hair rather inclined to curl. and lately cut also
in the same manner as hilly's; vel set, a ID
=, has his eyes turned towards the
Ground rss as if looking for something: about
Il Years Of age. A lioeral reward !, ware, will be
Maid for experimenting the said boys and Sc
r,,r;ney them in any Jail within this common-
wealth wealth, and and giving information of the same
to MIR. William Hay Of Richmond or the
subscriber 81 living near the Stone Bridge Ere
N''f.s se John Hay.
July4.