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Tohn Gardner Laid,
LKnrehnuae Pri11ceSkre

Has for safe, at his Warehouse, Prlncestre1t
WAarJ-
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogshcads
and barrels.
MolAsses, West-India, and New-Englan
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy in pipes.
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton w Dol.
Imperial, Tyson, Young Hyson, Hyson-
shulan, and Hyson-skin Teas, in whole, half,
and quarter chests
Case black Persians.
barrels Caroline Indigo.
2ocrates Liverpool cream-colored < blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper in Bags.
Spermacetl Mould, and Mould ard Dip!
Ialow Candles in boxes.
Brown Soap in boAes-Cod-hsh in do.
Beet, Polk, Salmon, ohAd and t!elllngs
Iii barrels.
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides,a quantity OF
ooa Leather, Mems, " omeas and nilarens
Shoes OF various descriptions, d few packages
ct White Rous ana German LteChs, Russia
Sheetlngs and Diapers, Russ a and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton OF different KINDS Naii-
keens, SO pieces coarse ms Linens Writ.
ing and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
salt, Coruage. Flax, Glue, d quantity OF Vi
negar 200 tons Plaster Paris, and 20 ton.
Russian Hemp, &c. &c.
January
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Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

Z III subscriber offers Tor sale the House
a on Fairt4x-st.eet, in alex,ntirla, now
os1upled by MS. S. NlckoAs. he asses.
sors sai this property is wonh tour thousand
two hundred dollars, and Fave, year alter
yer, assessed ii at this sun but the
subscriber Low offers it for sale at the hal OF
the assessed value.
he also eGer$ far solr,
Che vacant LOIS ou ailtdx and Franklin
streets. Assessors have said that these Lots
arc worth tnree thousand TWO hundred dol
lars per s>cre, and have ,.ssesscd them at that
rate but the subscriler viii take less than
the nall OF that sum per acre
He would GLADLY sell all his property Cd
the MaI--nis Houses OH King street near
Royal sire et--llis I4ouses Oh the same street
near Washington street. lis ground rents
o. ny other property lie las IL Alexasria,
or ere OF OF s. Il, and Is months --hp~
ply 20 CNthbert Po~e.ior
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iOiCpn INdIQeVlllS,
coRkER OF KING and FAIRFAX sTkLH's
dLs&ANDRIA
Has received a considerable az
dltlon to his Stock,
mn OFFERS ron a.4LE,
20 hossneads,( st and I'd guilty
30 barrels aauseevado Susars.
1000 ID. Green Coffee
S l2 tons BRUSH Patent Shot, assort d
5b Mo- 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese.
80 boxes Mould Candies
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
so Id. Nutmegs,
casks London rehned Saltpetrc.
ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpo~ der, Imperial, Hyson, You ng Hy :
Ion, Hyson Skin, and Padre Souchons lee
N quarter chests, boxes and cannisters--most
Of which are equal i'll quality to any ever irn
orted.
NJ EZRA, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, Lisbon, T e.
aerlfe, and Malaga Wines.
,s:W Gases sc az
Janaica, Windwarel. Island, and Northe. n
&tinl.
,osnac. Bordeaux and Pech Brandy
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiskes.
Six hogsheatls Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, Havanna Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS.
Loaf and Lump sugars, taoe' ~
~ t. c IL
zig Blue, Indigo, Mace, ( loves, Cassia. Pi
nento. Race and Ground Gingea, Cayenne
copper, Capers, Mustard, Raisins> lmonds
,urrants, Ma'ider, yAllnm. Copperas. Roll
Birthstone, Chalk British and ''randvwine
Gunpow.,er, Spanish segars, Ca,endish ane
onan ia5l t..C.l.,. ~
CARROTS, and Hamilton's snuff, ,sr, lnt,
~. ,',;~ Paper playing Cards: Bed Cor,
: Ing Lines, sc. &c:
,uUer 20.
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\ conveni,n, DIV Ill NC HOUSE, on
Asapn strect, between Luke and Prince
2eets. lis 81 uatlon Is healthy, with a ,oo1
!! en- ana well OF sGoo water III tie yard
r turther particulars ppiy t. WILLIAM
KNIGHT, or Il MkNlGt and S1i WAITS
re cornel OF Fairfax ana kipg.s,,eets
~ ~ eo6tl law
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Bank lf alexandria,

July 5, 1909
NIOTICE is hereby given 10 the stock
IN holders OF the Bank Of Alexandria, thai
.ivi, end of three and laH per cent Oh
the capital stock of said Eank Tor the hall
wear ending this day, is declared, and viii
oe ready to be paid to them on thursday
the 9th lnst ut.
By order of the President and Directors,
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Cashier
July 81 eoSw
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Juil FULFILLED,
FCk LIT LIZ Il. GR5Y
A CELEBRATED RoMANcn Esa1rIs,
IBAtLLINO
TIE BRANOA0E NENi1

TIE BRAvOsoF vENltr
Translated from tie German. H. ),
Lewis, the we'll known author of *. q g
spectre, Monk, Adclgitha, &c. s. y ~
handsomely bound, one collar-th, = y
ceitiou sold at one dollar SEVENTY five ~
What black Musician conjures up Che
What, do you tremLle, are ye ali air.; \
Alas blame ye not. for yc are mort
filo mortal eyes cannot endure the da,g
Ayaunt, thou dreadful Minister of Heu !
RICHARD n
In justice to this ,Acellcnt Rcrnsh,.
need only remark, that the Grand n.y.
piece, which for several seasons pas,
such tull houses to our theatre, is foup4,
the Same subject, as translated by nn,
but the al knowledaed superiority of -"
writings or TRANSACTIONS Ia the Romano y
being SO far superior to any other Of on, :
Gern authors, leaves chromium uDne,e,-
with the publishers.
MOTIF. Five editions of this Romano.
SOLD In very Short time, after publicrin
London-it is dedicated to the Earl Of MI
by Lewis
June 7-2l
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PROPOSALS,
VOYAGES AND TRAVEp

Forming complete History, Of the o%I
and Progress OF Discovery, by sea
Land, from the earliest a ees to the PNSI
time. Preceded by an Historical lDIc'
ton, and Critical Catalogue OF b00SI
Voyages ar,d Travels !: hnd illustraNu" |
adorned with numerous Ensraylng'
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Rluer- Farm to Rent.

r AM authorised to rent i" divisions, III.
1 part of the late t'eneral Va shanston's {
5ate called RIVER-FARM The iertll
80 say nothing of the commanding situa'
,f this place, is sufficient to excite the attic
ion of armers.
VIM. II FOOTE
Ju!v II staw I'm
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offered for Rent,

The HOUSE on the corner of Prince and
1t Asaph streets, lately occupied by Mr.
aeniamin ricketts,.
This property is in good situation and the
uilding very convenient, and has lately been
put in excellent repair Apply to ~. Smith,
.squire, of Dumtlies, or to
Robert Young.
June 30 COLT
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S. Cooke.
law
Leesburg, March 80.
10 RENT.

TWO STORES, OH hlHg street, & three
on Royal street, with good cellars u.uer III
Nnoie-lhcy will DC lei tosetber OF separate
n.y best suit those WHO wish TO occupy
mem, as they may be all Connected togetht /
family may be convenient accommodate
sd-the stands are equai If lot superior TO
any III the town.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-13

citizens and Of every principle dear to free
men and essential to The enjoyment OF hie
and liberty. IF the lust OF power can al
ready SO fatally govern any party, who may
chance to hold the reins OF government, and
If the people shall uphold them in such aad-
Ing and rulnous attempts, the realPatrlot 9
truly virtuous citizen may cover himself III
sackcIoth and ashes, fold his arms, and with
mourniul silence await thcaPproachlns doom
Of bis country. ,c-,,r,ro
Virginia, April, 1909.
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~ Religion being rejected, par only resourse
foDraintain our REPUBLICAN sya5sm has been shezvn
toconsiss in stricf defence The rights ot1tro.
herty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
SDolle6tlc.
From the EUening Pest.

Those who rail at the governments
and condemn its proceedings, would
act wisely to examine the fruits it pro-
duces-and contrast our situation " i.h
rhat Of any people of the civilized
world. We have 'peace, liberty and
safety'-a government so light and so
easy to be borne, that we are hardly
sensible Of confronting poyer.-We
hear nothing OF excises, taxes or re-
quisitions--every man, di posed to la
Dor, may make himself comfortable,
nay, independent-the products of the
soil are abundant, and few, indeed, are
unable to maintain themselves decent
ly, if Industrious and economical our
charitable institutions are filed only
with the halt and the blind, the aged
and the inhrnn, or ideots and maniacs.
Every person capable of labor, find
enough to do--and will work for him
self. With the happiness Of the peo-
pie progresses is wealth, strength, &
resources ofthe country. Where the
wild Indian but year or two since
hunted the deer and the buffalo, the
neat village springs up, as it were, by
Imagic--the forest bows 70 the axe OF
the husbandman, and richly waving
corn supplies III. place of the bramble.
The arts are encouraged labour is Sc
cured OF its reward, and cheerful indus
try prevails over the land, satisfied the
bread it may earn viii not be wrested
from it to supply the demands Of the
state. All repose in safety, for there
IS nought Tin the government to make
them afraid.
When this true picture Of our coun.
ry is examined, let us look to Europe
iifrighted with terror, stained with
Hood, worn down with taxes and con
scriptions, uncertain of to-day, ant
re milling with apprehension for III,
events of tomorrow -" Every third
man in England" says Goblet, "witl
1 family OF two children, is pauper
and so he must be, for employment i
wanted, and every thing he consume
IS loaded with taxes. Nor are tn
people on the continent to be euvied
or there contributions and conscripti
ons prevail, and the iron hand of des
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

to any governm ent and Of weak men,
who, for n variety Of causes, are the
MI fated victims of political delusion
Such are the materials Of which the
present opposition is composed. The
honorable conduct Of the government,
by fortunate concurrence of circu n
stances, has become SO manifest, as TO
have shaken from their fealty most OF
the talent and responsibility OF the fe-
deral party. Enlightened and honest
federalists, having become convinced
OF the pure views of administration,
disclaim to lend their aid TO the calum-
MIS- of faction hence the opposition
Is reduced even more in talent than in
numbers. 1t is not surprising that, in
this torlorn condition, the abortion oil
hope should have produced the mad
ness of despair and that the few fedc-
raj prints which still hold out should
exhibit the rawlings of bedlam, and
be stuffed with the most incoherent
nonsense.-Nat Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
IDA7, ToBER 6, 1909.

potlsm selzss on what the ravages o
war may leave to the miserable inha.
ants.-De'ightful countries be-
come desolate by the ours d ambition
OF kings; horror walks abroad; & famine
sweeps from the earsh dis oiri, ed & de-
spending population. -Oceans of
blood roll over the land, aud mountains
of impositions are heaped upon those
who escape from the battle.
Let the American place map Of
the world before him, and say, what
spot he would prefer to reside in
Let him point to that country in which
he could better his condition ifhe can
discover a place more desirable than
this, we have no laws to prevent his
emigration to it he is free to go or to
stay; not bound to the soil, as are the
unfortunate people of Europe his own
will Is his master. But where is that
spot? who has discovered it who will
reside 10 it? Will the greatest grum
olers at government seek liberty and
happiness in K gland or France? Will
they come under the benehcent SWAY
Of his maj sty,' at Nova Scotia; or
seekrePose under some Victor Hughes,
in colony of France ?-No-no.
The grumbler knows he would not
nave even the liberty to grumble, in
any country but this; and remains
---and finds fault.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
liz i-2 Gents Sin.gie.l


IRON the ipushfngton Lidehendent .4iaer-
ican-a federal hafer.
The public mind VIII rem,.n {. is. pre-.
stunned in state of anxiety, Until The meet.
ing OF Congress; tor i, would seem ,hae
the President Of the United States has not
the powsr by Law TO aler in aoy manner
he subslsting commercial relstlDns of the
country, unless Mr.. Jack ion had h.oughe
with hun Propositions equal TO hose of
dr. Ersk'ns and We may fa,tly concIude, r
al:cr the Br'tish king n Ad declned has he
can never agree to suca an arrangement,
that The new envoy has no such powers.
Whatever my be the ms ru6t ons IF
Mr. Jackson, il is hoped Ia, hts mis- ion
nay terminate amc.by. Il is cer,ainiy
tor The beoeht oil DO h coun ries that peace
saorld be the result of his !abcrs A to
ne idea nat The genjleman has c,yne hith.
er TO bully us, We have a more fespeSta.
bic opinion OF oar TRY, and OF The char.
acter o his unders anding than to suppo,e
any such thing A British tleet MAJ bat.
ter CopenhaseB indeed. an.t her b. pros.
trae the Danes; tu, as TO Compelling our
coUn ry % yield o dishon abb. terms by
bombs ding CITY or two, it i, a mere fan.
tas'ical concet Men of efl ction smile
At he notion OF subdIng a Comment with
hoa'ing artillery. Whatever nation would
conquer us, must come SIN ire and, in
case OF war, the Coming on shore is all an
Amer'can nccd ask of MS enSmy 10 insure
ais desu uctinn.
But we see no real cause why Great
Ha'n should ATTEMPT Any thiag OF the
KIND cue administra son appears wiling
II come TO tenn; NJ Madsun does not
seem 10 entertain a II ,stlle tiisposr ion to.
wards The English, and it must. as thinps
go at presen, be the fault of he later 4
adjustment of differences does rot take
place. Ga he whole, we are Of opinion,
chat Ii would be more advantageous 10 The
Brush nation 10 be On good erms win
America 'hao 10 irriate her by act. from
which England flaliy derives no beae.
li..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
PETERSBURG, October 3.
Major Ciark's Muskefs !

The arms belonging to the Petersburg
Republican Light Infantry, we're tried by
the company during the month of Angus
last, in the presence of the Colonel of the
3oth Regiment The pieces were charg-
ed with powder and ball, as directed by
the Executive, and fired The result was
las we understand, for we were no, PRESENT.
that out of 60 muskets thus charged ant
fred eighteen of them either bursted, ol
we're found unfit for service
Eoough has already appeared in the differ
ent examinations of the Virginia arms, t.
warrant a strong PRESUMPTION, that OF IN
nuskets in the hands Of the militia through
out the State, made at the Armoury ii
richmond, at leas. one third are totally un
1T for any purpose whatever
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
WASHINGTON Cry, Sept %,

WASHINGTON CRY, Sept 90.
Among the ridiculous caiumnies with
which numosr OF the federal prints
teen (other respectable prin of this
denomination, we admit, are character
ised by far different sone) none is
more unfounded than that WIN: Oh as.
cribes to the republicans disposition
10 toment our standings with
England into war. Because the late
disavowal of Mr.. Erskine's arrange.
.nents has txc.ted the general indigna-
tion OF the nation aud pro luce / a uni
versal conviction that the M tiv OF
such a government ought to Dc view
ed with disirust and that ualil i,s con-
duct shall be explained, it is absurd TO
talk Gifts justice or friendship because
It's continued violations of our rights,
-whea-ethe cause it as igned itself for
them has ceased, have been inculcated
as furnishing strong grounds for the
opinion that we have nc. hing to ca,cu-
late upon but that which snail be ex-
,ortei from lis fears b cause, under
these circumstances, the nation is
giarled against the dangers OF fdss
securi,y-w: are told that there is a
strong desire to precipita the u. S.
into the horrors of war.
The folly of this language i, the bess
evidence of the forlCrn situa ton to
which the opposition 10 the existing
administration is reduced.
The charge OF French influence, so
dexterously urged against Mr.. Jeffer-
son by the leading federalists is aItoge-
Their abandoned in relation to MIR Ma.
olson.
Our existing measures, by which
commercial intercourse is prohibited
with England and France, were sane.
toned by every federal vote in the Sc.
nate, and by large portion of the
votes in the House of Representatives
Even Pickering AMI Quincy voted fol
them.
The arrangement made with Mr.
Erskine has been extolled to the skies
by the federalists.
The recent proclamation ofthe Pre-
lsldent reinstatlng the provisions of the
non intercourse has also met with theit
general appreciation.
The talents, the virtues, the mode
ration, the independence OF Mr. VI adj
son, are the constant theme of fedora
applause.
Nothing, in short, has been done by
him, that is not approved.
Still All attempt is persisted in t.
divide the people, by exciting thei
fears and fomen,ing their susp cions o
the eventual course that shall be pur
sued by the administration.
There can be but one motive 70
this otherwise inexplicable conduct
It must be 10 prepare the public 70
that denunoiatlon which it is intende
20 oppose to whatever measures sha
be finally taken by the governor
In this nation, as in every other wher
any freedom exists, there will alway
be an opposition composed of malcol
tents, OF men who have been d.sappoin
cd in their personal views, who ha,
coveted honors or Offices denied thei
W the government; of men, who, fro
the peculiar structure Of their mind
are It stined to be in e;ernal opposite
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
-Four Dollars Per Annum-Paia in AdDance.]

and Thomas Taylor, the sum of four,eer
hundred dollars, with interest e. ON the 6rs,
day Of the present non;h, with costs of suit
and expenses of the sales hereby dire6ted,
which sale shall be made on a credit Of two
years, the purchaser or purchasers execut
ing bonds, with approved security, bearing
interest from the date ofthe sale, The said
bond or bonds TO be delivered TO the said
Marshall and Taylor And the court doth
further adjudge, order and decree, that the
SAID commissioners or the one who may act,
report their ceeding to the court; as
to tie dover Of the defendant Lucy, in the
property directed to be sold, The court will
It The parties consent, at future day pro
coed TO make compensation to her, out Of
the other lands OF the estate of The Intes-
ate; and liberty is reserved to The infan
defendants 10 shew cause against this de-
cree at any time within SIX mon. his afte:
they shall severally attain the age of TWEEN
ty-one years; And by consent of the par
ties in the last suit of the court, doth order
the defendant William DryaI, to make u b
The accom- of his Inles,ate, as guar dian
OF Lavinia and Eleanor cambridge, now
wards Of the plaintiffs Taylor and Mar.
shall, bel lore one Ct the commits sioners oil
The court, whc is ordered 10 examine, state,
settle and reprrt the same 10 the court,
with any matters required by the parties
or deemed pertinent by himself.
ACopy-Teste.
PETER TINSLEY, C. C.
4 N conform ty with the foregoing decree,
4 we or one of US, VII p oceed 10 sell
on the premises, on 1uesday, the IA h
inst. at III o'clock, the LOTS meHtioned
in said decree; The BLUE HOUSE Will
b. sold subject to the possibility oil
the Dover OF Mrs Bcitain land immedi
a'ely afer The sale of the Blue House
viii be sold, TEN SHARES in the Rich
m2nd Turnpike Company. also msn,io; ed
in the said decree.--AGd on Wednesday
the 18th ms. will be sold, on the prem
ses, that beau ifnl seat in the uuiy oil
Henrco, called CHANriLLf, containing
$50 acres, or so much thereof as will be
sufficient to satisfy the Plaintiffs in The I
respective claims with Interest therein ON
he days Of sale.
JOHN PROSSER,} Commission.
WV. MONCURE ers.
". B. The sale Of he Lots Adjoining
Col. Quarrier, W formerly forbidden =
But the lille viii Leg be guar al eed to
the purchasers. tbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
VERMONT ELECTION.

FROM The Green 115uufaiH Farmer oTSeh.
tentoer Is.
1t is now rendered certa u that the Hon.
IONA, GALUSdA is elected Governor
Vermont, for toe yea en,ul5g 1t is
$50 csrlan tina. he whole Republican
ticket for councillo are eicel:d. It's
Ger ain so thai there will be majo ty {
At least - Republican members ia ,hs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
"vIRGINIA:

df SUPERIOR court Of ehancery holden ar
the cahitolin Richmond, June 2otA, 1909.
Philip N. Nicholas, attorney general, on
behalfof The commonwealth of Virginia,
HI.c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
COLUMBIA S. C. Sep. 9.

Timolhy Pickering AID Geo ge Canning
were o. Moada3 nigh la :, hung and baros
eR1sy before he cpirt.hous :, amids: the
mus It cannon and the un.versai huzzars
OF r.Nait conc Il SC Of re pie, who aten,
ded w@h hghied candles, and marched
VITA the perso ages through the town,
Vim marital Giu ic and triangular trans
pa eni lan;eru, representing three eagles
ADD .h- II Unoed ) a-es, supported in
troai at h: ca Is VIII ch hay werc drawn.
alter which lie people dispersed with the
utmos, regularity.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
From a PHILADELPHIA Pater.
CRUELTY 10 BEASTS.

1t Is shocking to see with what hor-
rid barbarity many p rsons treat those
animals with which the e. Creator of
the universe has so literally bestowed
on man. The interference of the law
In favour of the brute creation is a
proof of the highly civilized state offs
ciety, and reflects lus;re on the insti-
tutioos of the country. There does
not exist a nobler or more useful ami
nal than the Horse-h., therefore de-
serves our particular attention. Yet,
that there are N nv no offend in thI,
particular, the sensibility of our citi-
zens can attes'. Some persons, parti-
cSlarly among those who drive ii rs IS
Ia drays and carts for living, have
been deceived by very mistaken no.
ton that they have the righc to act as
they please with an animal, provided
he is thtir own. In order TO eralc care
this erroneous idea, and, if possible.
prevent the abuse OF Horses, one OF
those persons vas prosecuted at the
last Mayor, Court.-Ani 20 dissent.
nate the principles on which the con-
vicuon In the case was founded, bcp
you to give the following nore Of tn.
case place IN your useful paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

We are governed TO sac, hat the
;iy ofChafie ton Is a. p'escn afflicted by
h Yellow Fever. TIE Guy insp. CT ir
re7oFts, thai in he week ending ON ne
8 n inst. esp } 10 pers IN. died OF tn,
d seas On the 20 \, he reprr.s that
here was no new case or death ia the
city.