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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07
VIM. COOPER, To7on Clerk.

On Monday the 23d January. the 70 low
ing Resolutions were adopted by several
thousand citizens Of Philadelphia, "a seubleu
tatakc under their consideration the presen,
state ofoIr aflirs; the same meeting adopted
Almost aifcctiOna c ard aprroJatory d lrs So G
the President of the u. 3,ates-reviswns the
course OF his administration and expressing
the gratitude of their hearts, previous TO his
retirement fron Office
WHEREAS Great Britain and France IL
their fury 10 destroy each u.ner, lave set a
nouglit the obligations of Justice and the law
OF nations. andb their Deercss and Orders
have arnihilated tic comaaerce Of neutra.
nations, and greatly injured the u. States
And whereas the government Of the United
States has on every occasion manifested 4
sincere desire to preserve peace ana FRIEND
ship With all nations by maintaining in ali
their intercourse, the. principles Of Justice
and neutrality, and alsoby a wise and patri
otto conduct have sought to promote the hap
pincss and preserve the honor, liberty and in
dependence OF The people by whom the,
were elected-And whereas no; withstandinr
those notorious and well established facts
there are some men SO lost TO virtne, truth.
and patriotism, as to advocate The Cause Of a
foreign government, and endeayor 10 crin,i
s&te their OWn-mcn who by their wri,, IS
a"h speeches. ana pubic meetings, are yea
lous to bring into hatred and Contempt our
nee lofm o, government, and ia stir MP
STRIFE and contCmisn in our land-IHereforr
- Is tie duty of all good citizens to rally A.
round their government, express their de-
termination. to support its laws, and TO pre-
serve holy and untouched the band which IT,
mites these states hercfore, BE itresolved
by the citizens Of the City and Co,mtv of
-i'adclphia, in general Town Meeting as
sembicd, and iris hereby
ResoiUcd, That "thcsc United States are
and Of right oaglft TO be, Free and Indcpen-
dent States"-That we viii pay Millions
tor defence rather than one cent for tribute
and that to preserve the freedom and hide
Pendencc SO molly achieved by our gallant
foie!athers, VIC viii not ouly pour forth our
treasures but our hearts best bfood.
J. 9lvcd, That the embargo as a mea-
@sureot prudence, policy, AID patriotism has
our entire appreciation, and that in our 6bini-
OF, had IL been rigidly observed, it would
have produced all tlc good hoped for by its
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07
POLITICAL.
SPfkIT OF 80 r1MEs

~ lexdf Mcna8 f the Fyccholac,s anil oS,y
iahafitonfS lfthe .sca Of R~ossau,m raaaeH hat
qsscDtLick.
STEPHEN COBMAN, Esq. 5f,Jeyatoy.
The TEcoac Of Grace was addressed i'm a Ter.
gent p'ar-r ~ Che Key. d.. LArHnop. The
Nafr5nl - calling the meeting bs'ng then read
TIE iipa. THOMAS III. PERKINS, after =
shoit exposition ofthe situation Of public afai.s,
@iercd to tic town tie following motion, which
h. tesdin ins Place, and afterwards ltid on the
ell IN.
WHEREAS it isprovided in the Dcclara-
tfm 81 Rights OF this 'Cou~tnonwesll II, that
the people have Il right, is 40 orderly and
ycaceablc manner % asssmble, to consult
upon thcir'cpmmo1 good, give instru2rio ions
so their Representatives. and 70 request Of
the Legislative body by the way Of address
ses, petitions or enunstraaccs red, css Of
tic wrongs done tnen, ahd Of Tic g~r.cvan-
ecs they safer.
l%hcrCIIrc. Rcsofped. as the sense Of this
gown, that We view with tic deepest con-
ccrI. lad astoDishment, the Getcfmination
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07
Extract 9G ieherJ iron, Ud8hinglon, da.
ted JaRuoru 26.

I've have nothing particularly new here
! nc Donate have been engaged on cxcru.
i've business f.r a day or two past, Wbic.
they alwaysdo with closed doors. Ibe!jc.
Dna'c's appointment was confirmed To. day
2C-old to about 10. General Dcarborn.
"iltbe Collector st Boston. His termination
IS before the Senate Pickering IS s@triqin.
very hard 10 prevent X by accusing TIE Oh
worthy OF NAL practices in Office. The no
mWhtioD OF Gen. De rborn 70 dis clio,
WIZ account to you tor Mr.. Quincy's mo;iol
o. Wednesday,. "..~BaA Z. .4mcricea.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07
Eos7ox. .Eunea-mo p,
SPLENDID FESTIVAL.
In H,nor # fhc Ereyfons S, Sssctess oflSe
Sd gAySI J3L.yyf'c

NU "A - Iitl. f.LD M |
In H,nor of Ea,e,,sos S.,nas,cL.
SP.4nIS,I pyTIJoJ,S
y.st.r,i,, r.arl, H.. ftn,J..y f.,.
'of fhis ,o:,,,, ou5 ,-,;ess:t, ea,s. nasGs
a;uury ~ > ,yoy, go.
-Inr 1a,a>,bl. \ 4. Ca,r t..:sJ
.ossivfrJ bu = uan y,yn~ W -,
rTvs on ps., Dsyr,s r..
wEt, .7Eso ~ IYwnIn ~ -
D,.n $500 go "Hu
Jsnte or - m,.. 1,e@
coys,,, -. H., TX. az; s.sH
ne .S,,,r,. ~ NJ. nre.S 'S.a!~tn' "
Ue, SI,yse 3fcPeSrss.nc."..
No. y .ari 80. :
~ 60. - 80 ttefS "
-. 49,, $3.50 49, TEeDH"SeV
Pm c.s RI r., 1850 ~
he C5o;,n,ou I'm .Se,.c,,~a ~. r..
90 "u" "esCf"e"' enc dfa-
%.cSas.s rp Ia - TIC Aam . re
az tsgr ~ H., Hs,es aasas . yne
r is ;1uhossiSie f.r 49, ~ do 800. |o H.
.mIoeStC1Jvr mS % az J@S''ee 10 nc
, @T;,n Ean..o.t>m; ins sanF@.hyG
s,.cJo;je,j nm ~" 5rrasa al.e, 'on.eA
i,rents ..b,cI s,:,saIsJ 81. No... S,, .."y
\. .s.s ), -. -: 80 .fy, 80
"a nn~rbrs o',J go W. aIgonrIuNf,
,,,s:c Eo,,,a. oN"" "
go, .6o o,ras. 800.
decorate -,;Ib me so@, @sa q SO
-, ~. -: g. 20 ~. -, E""
amI -,os in TyV .atr;as ,aa". yT. IT t~s.
toost s,os n,rog.r.s B., ~ ~.
nrrn "n;,,nInJ n'J ~ sme : ,.Slaelm, 4" Z"
! I'm. e@uhartn'a .nI'V' s-
H. - .o.aS.o %'ae-
cetabt;ab a,.h 49, ~ D"e tme9
n,enr gusrMa,y a,chn
moke Liberjv rs,(or rcreach MAJ
jcz,sme,ts = 1s~.Is n1ay tntar n
Glorious 49, a.,
2. y xIcy pynnr -
,v h., ADrL 1e@ osiaVe-
led ~ treedom T.. ,b /. consc rsay 4Eeg o.,
March-RIur pa
~. g.
M Sn,sr.u uSH wns'
g., EofEh as 'ney are Ihe
trio';~ Snn. ''s' "S' IN eN""''ie.-LF@-
$ m he ~
fhe modem .Syn1 ps, ".
e-,erv Snsr;.L -. . e."sIo 81
- = yp"'n'' 'oiu'er-L ufa'si Alaich
8 ~ s.;oa,.
nrrcr Mn, g. 60 "OHFH"-
an 6Icufy ~ ii;.' ".o."u "a a courage
cruelty n1;s =. ,ear ~ enan 80 az
nan ives -. IS IL i"""" CO
E.s".! ~ ,,
MIMI 6.a - - .-
he K;|r "o''' 'Ef'F'- save
~. o,
fSpAIN- ~. oC"tAS ~ uANE@aAS
h.oy, stout or3 ,5s;r % m,se, .nrl
r -. 'i' = q @.D,I"S sh"fP eNo"SH
q 7bc W,,;nn ~
go, 'o '"". af%eoue't" oH7 orr
20 nrst iHu' oPehLyJd-
'u' 1~HceffNdfhSe, nay 9ve nor be the
laHt openly 10 Juror theirs -Tfatriotic
Scr
lO. DIR oYg CoUVTRr. EHayit ,,ot ,ro,,.
yoD ,,,;c T., ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07

ToRlcHAND s ADAMS, ~ tier BoOx-
! S10RE, opposite the pos;-O Office. Rich.
inond, Ole Tor y * LEES =. .ni... p,,eyt o,l
F.f:IiIf MEDICLvE
Zach aiticie IA .siry the signature of Xishaya L-e
y Son. oi,tae outside WRAPPER.
Persons not attending to the above ms, ruct;on.
IRE liable to be imposed upon.
The Proprietoss uink it necessary to remin,I
the pubic, that these Medicines have been for
s"vsrai years prepared by them-tlie good cgect,
i wl.ch, are authenticated by some Of ouriaoss
respectable citizens and without a,tendinr,,
tue place OF sale as above, and our ,irh.iurt, H..
? 'rrhssrr may be disappointed, by reec.yiisr n,
aeneit--not having the genuine ,Medicines &c
kiei r9 Lee & Son.
Lses ELixIn. 4 sovereign remedy for Cails
i,siiate Coughs. Cstarrhs, Asthiaas, Svf:.
T',r>@;i ana approaching Consmnptions 4 an.
sc t''"i ot tins Nedi;ine. viii prove los cife.ei.
ods quarry IN restoring a perspiration cuis,n.c,
= h%etlth. people. it disiodscs and expci. tie
vpigii visc.i p!iieSln or inacus. strengthe.Ingfi ..
Weakened Vessels ct the .sIg thus st.i'<ii at
uie f"otof me disorder, the symptoms nf course
are ei:ectuaiiy aad permanently conducted vs.
70 parents 'sho may have Children h;97i,.e.! win
me "?@s'ag cvnst--i'his discoveryis0 OF tie i:,.t
magnitude, as At affords immediate relic. checks
tie prs'gfess, 'ssid, ~ 4 sliort time, ei.iifeiY
moves the most cruel disorder to which rtlllet,
are I'abic--Ii.e Elixir is SO perfectly .~rees5,e.
and TIE dose 50 s.nsil, that no difficulty .Iisrs IN
liking it..
LEES WORM DESTROYING LozsNoEs.
TINS Meticinc is superior TO any ever Uttered
10 the pubic, being ma scent and mild, cert,i,
and eihcacioas III its operations. Si,oaid 40
WORMS exist IN Ihe body, 1t ALL, without naiir or
gripping, clea.sSt,e stomach and DO wells OF What
ever rs iodi ~ "1f.,i,,e, and THEREBY prevent tie
production on worms and III my fatal disorder.
LEES EsSENCs OF MusrARD, so we'll known
torthe cure of rnea,natism, govt, pals, sprsins..
&c. &c.
LeE'3 RAN Restorative, proved bv
long ( ie,i=lre, to oe unevGIlicd in the cure of
nervous d %soriers, consanpions, iowncss Of SPY
rits, inward weakness. sc.
LEES ANrI-sIIIous FILLS.
Prepared 63 Rtca.rI Lee L Son, .,f;sno-e.
Persons willing to purchase tins >aleahie ole.
icinc, are requested to be particular i'm er.t,i.
rlas ior Lees -!nti, Bi!io.s R.I.s. pat up in yonlss
bases, having ON the oltside wrapper, the sn.na-
tdre ot Richard Lce alti Sun. III,
LEES soveRrIGN C~INrMExr, for tie Itch.
w"ichi IS Warranted ali infaliibi. renirGy At one
application.
Aove AND FEVER Dnors, for tie cure Of
ages, renltitert ,uid intermittent levers.
PEnSIAr i-yrioS, celebrated for tue cure OF
rang orThs. ~te,ters, - all e~.uptioas o. tie slsiu,
rendering II soft and smooGi.
LEES GENUINE ~ErE-fFATga, an e.Atctusl
remedy for all diseases Of the Eyes.
IoorE-AcIt DROPS, which give immediate
relief.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07
ANTHONY ROBlNSON, c. c
January 81. olwgw.

NRGINiA--Ata S hyperion Court orCnance.
" ry' holden at the Capitol, in tie city OF
Richmond, TIE first { olscg:nbcr, 1866.
James G0sden and Mar, his wife, lac Mar,
Fucker, AJuiaistratri4 Of Joel Tucker doc.
5ed, anil iclict and ezccutrix of VIM. Parrot.
deceased, AID in her own right, Psia1F-A,
Sl,nsi Joseph Wilson and John Groves, Dcf'ts
TIE defendants joseph Wilson and H,bp
1royeS, not having entered their appeag.,nct and
gwen security according 80 the act OF Assembly.
ana the ruicS "f this court, and il appearing I
ne s'tfsiaet'2 cft,c court, that tlley arc NIX in.
ab'tapts of Us country, Oh motion oftbe pLsin
Us, by counsel, Il is oyRyeA, That thc SAID de.
enGan's dJ - pear ! ere on the FIRST dsy of fhe
.cxt term, aIas answer the bill OF the 5~,aiutips
hdthat a copy ofG,ia oaler be fjrth viii, iusetq
u s'ns news ? per pubiished in The ci- y,
Eicht''1qd, tor two mouths ssceessivcly. & 1,s
6" At u'e rfo"t door of,dc ~c4Ji:ol in tie said ci
".
Il Copy Ieete,
<&3E2 2JAgLET; C. G.
jan oa~ Ss
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07

II. B / win give thc highest price for Tobac.
co and other produce in discharges Of t,a
lebtS due 70 Robert Campbell Gu.
6. CI,ARC
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07
LEES CORN PLsLSyrp

ia w II n LiP Sal re.
Rs~sTokATIvE PowDEn, for tie teeth and
gums.
The ANoovNE ELIXIR, for the cure o. eyery
kind of head acne.
INDIAN N~EGErNBIE SPEcyFIc, q esrtsia
and never faiiing cure for venereasc CO apial .ts.
N. b. Each ard every medici.e above engine
rated, have Elections describing their mode sg
uSt - tie most Perfect manner.
- Anew ueD Publications Just received.
IT IA general assortment of BOOKS, Law.
History, Miscellany atin Classics, and School
Books, as usual
january 81. oawlyy
'ENo ALI. HHoA Y MI CoYcERv-
Z At The TINS Of u d solution of IL. Arm e
GH'nf6eH and Cyf, merchants here, q transfer
and sale was made to the subscriber, Ono, of' thA
partners, by MIR. Archibald Campb,l of New
York, the other, eli all hi. iaterestin the debts AMI
stock Dft!iat - pau t-ership, and also of the house
OF Robert Campbell x Co. Of Charlotte county.
carried on under the superinteadcnce of K bert
Sampled, deceased, WHO was exclu.ivel, inle-
rested ~ that firm one third, and tile re,asinder
0cionS'lS To the house here.
There Is still duo from Robert Campbell & Co
4 ICONS, derable taiancc Tor advances n.adp lurms,
the existence Of that s,rln, to the subscribe, wb90
IS theret"i', Only competent COR Lis agent, TO
collect q grant discharges for debts due 2obcr.
Campbell X Co. to amount oftbe sums ow;,.Ic by
them FOR ad'ance of stock, ami the ren.aiuder-
1t a"y, will be proits, and 70 whicl the reDresen-
t'tites OF Robert Campbell, Will be entitled one
third part.
=
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07

SAMUEL CLARK,
on!r ~s~rUi0fas Partner oC Ms irie frns of
Rs6ey, C4nib6e.a & Go.
Richmond, JANUARY IL. olw6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07

q small portion only Of the purchase money
Will bcrequircd at the time OF the sale. and the
residie IN such instaim ents as may be agreed ON,
1F slaves VII b. rcceiy d in payment, s,r a uau.
orthe Whole of the property.
I0KN DE0cKENBRoUGH
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07

II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Com1v
AC0hit, I4tli Nov. 1905.
George Z Thomas Brown, Coqnpldiaars,-i,
Jtndyats.
iHLS day came the ~compl'ts, by their council.
ana the d~eftJ|a!sh, not l,yiu I entered lis ~
Pcnrance anG giveu security, according to to tie
OF Assembly and the rules Of tAis court. and it
appearing q the satisfaction Of the court thai lie
u not an lnhabitant Of Us state, on tie motion oe
TIE coinpIts, il IS dccrced ADD ordered. fhst ~.
s.'o - | R"|sh apPesr here on due first day Of
Mare. term mkt, and answer the bin or the ccr,.
piag'dnts, aud that = copy Of this order be fo,th-
VITA inseii.l for two 1,pnths uccessiycl. in
'omenews .apcr publ,hed ia the ci,y Of Eicb-
house of chs county.
And % IL fur.iier ordered, that Gle dsft 7s,sIe,.
retain IN Iis hands whatever money orp oocr,r
ie nay have belonging 20 th- SAID Walsh. ,nrts
the i'Stller 0rGaro Of the court.
Attcst,
fLEN, BA7ES, c. NJ G.
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X lhBt, DKhEE < TAYLOH, mtcr dT.1
~ TO close ten or. sent c|onc,in, w-i.UDrnss
u their stock IF DHl GIOD5. Il raGux6 ~
ccs' Tor cash, or on shot credit, fcs approved
notcs IN town. '"F'eN
bose persons mdebtad iotIe concern by opey
tccOant, are Requested 10 m.fe Dayp,n, =, -
ute boiIs Tor theif respective anl@La.s.
pc. il.
TOR SAIL, a hscly M1I..-o- m ,E9
a ysa.s oF agr, has Seen aecuylo,e d 70 house
e[N'rc. For 4 fihs apply at thi. oa.ee.
'| -" zawts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-07

GKofGRiY, FoR SHE iho subscriber
= deslrois OF removing fr tie western COIN
try, Offers ior sale his Y1USES & LoTTS In.
Rich:nond. * deems a partfcu lar description
Unnecessary, and WISHES those inclined TO pur-
cltase, to s.ew the property. The dwellinr-house.
Tor eie 5ancc and convenience, is certainly not in.
'rrfor to any IN the city the Offices are conmo-
u'9us ths GARDEN aud ylidwiil be laid out in a
sule adapted 10 the buildings, AMI The sitn,t;n,
combines the advantage Of priv.cy aad retire
nient to thatof proximity to the scene of bussi-
s.-s
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IL ~ .HIT--AI * CI1IrCETI l)Is
V triet Court, held in Williamsburg, the 5u,
day OF November, 1893.
Samuel ColeyIar, executor OF John Mclean.
P'ainhF-sg INST Richard Fletcher executor OF
Francis Rufin. who was executor Of R,bc,t
Hewsum, Samuel Butler and Martha MS wife.
''te Marth CCcke, Martha Cooke, infant daurh.
ter OF Robert Cooke, md Martha his wife, by
Jo'ln NewsIm her guardian, John Ncwsum,
Idihtnistrutor 1fNobcrt Cooke, deceased, Geo.re
:. T1"ior. Ric,cud i. faylOr, Robert. Burchot
and Aanhi' wife, Watson S,Olt and SarA, his
"lic, and Elizabeth Tay lor-wh,cil George K i.
t'ciiard +, Ann, Sarah, and Elizabeth are chit.
i'en % Rlohsrd Taylor, deceased, vino was n
P 'rtncrcf Richard TAYLOR and Compan, and
George Vg@N heir dcvisee and executor ct Jacob
WY, VIZ ~ .sexccufnr, heir, de,isec & lepatee
OF lanes 'Vral, who was q partner OF Richard
JatiOr and company, U,Eadants.
The drfsnd'ii,S Watson SjGtt& Sarah hi,wifr
u b rnas 'H,cred their sp,c.l.aecc AVID given
5 ruin" tecor1rg e, lie Act OF Assembly, e. The
r'ies O. j. court. e appearing t. tae satiAf,cti.
9n"it' cint, uiatG!ty gre not Inhabitants ofthis
Cont y, o. trc melton Of tic PiliGtihs, by their
c'uf h, L il Orfryei That the said defendants
20 aPp'Tl her, on the first day ofthe next term.
an fhs wcr tie bib Of tic Pliiniif, and that y
cory otthis order be forthwith inserted in some
ht newspaper, ct the tny of Richmond, for two
rl'n'''s successfully. 4 posted on the fra. door
u he i'ruer Capitol, III tlis city.
Attest
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-23

ysu do you lose all the advantages of ma
]orlty, and frequently dwindie into mi
nority.
.sscoaa-Pay no attention to the argu-
'nenfs, any further than to observe which
party ;'ai:-ucste and which oppose the mo-
ton.
ii'ifd.-When question is taken uipa
0oce, bs silent-because if il be matter of
any consequence to your party, you will
soon Ind It out by one of the majority cali
ling fora division.
Fonrth.-When the ayes are called upon
to rise on any QUESTIONABLE the motion OF
your leaders; or if you happen to rise on
the wrong side, sit Immediately down a
gain, looking round with vacant stare, as
II you rose tor some other object.
FJm.-When any OF the minority are
speaking, retire 20 the lobby or elsewhere,
taxing care TO .etu.a wacn the question is
taken.
Si&M.-When the arguments of the mi
noritv are SO torcibie, that it seems difficult
TO carry a vote against tlenl--move to adj
Journ, Ok tor the committee TO rise or for
a postponement Of the question--and if
elther OF these motions are opposed, enforce
chem BY declaring you wanl information.
Srventh.-Nvver desiatr from engage
mcngs made III caucus.
Lissth.--Never commit yoursclfto vote
Wit. sae minority IN ANY question, on con-
doom that they Will Clear up any given
poiat--bccause they may do this, aad COM
pei you to Aye from the floor, 1t the mo-
ment o. taking the question.
NlntA.-it.you Cannot answer the argu-
ments OF the minority, trtat them vim per
son.,i abuse.
1s5st@.-When you can carry a point in
no o,ler way, provoke the minority to OF
Poss 3ou, AID then make i parry qaes-
ion.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-23
assganuria Ealgp 6a;stte.
THURSDAY, MARCH IS.


a letter from ST. Lucie, dated Feb. -,
states that s American vessels were in THAI
port-th@ island was very sieklg.
The foAazri,g 1niesican pessezs zvere left at
PochtoFt, aiad Gharants, uaasr seizure,
1ukea liz brig Bata0.an sailed ,9iz:
Baroue Two Brothers, Gardner, infor-
nation lodged by two of her sailors ship
Neptune, Osgood, information by the car
penrcr ship Holland Trader, Sinclair, In
formation lodged BY two OF her sailors
captains OSgood and Gardner, are in the
hospital at Isoeheiort, bat orders were is
suSd t. semove them to Arrasse. The
ship Warellaaa, Chadwick, information
lodged BY two Of capt. Wilson's men; cap
tain Chadwick is in prison at Rochfort, and
all las men. The men belonging to the
ships Neptune, Holland Trader, and Two
Brokers', have been sent to Arrasse as
prisoners ufwar ships Amsterdam Packet,
Sisson, William, Tucker Hero, .Ielican;
Lexington, Gardner Eleanor, Cutting;
Minerva, jenkins brigs Plymouth, Fol
ger Kitty, Mathews; and Caasoa, La
lhoIn, al. having had their papers taken
trosa thInl, aud sent 10 Paris. The moss
OF the a5ose vessels had carsoes in and
were ssizcl atter having dgogs Gown the
riyen
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-23
John Gardner Ladd,

Has far SAFE, at his Warehsase, PTHea-ssrees
;UharE-
Muscovalo and Loaf Sugars in ,hogsheads
and barrels.
Molassez, v,cst-India, and New-Ensland
Rum in DO.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy inpipess
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, lice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Tyson, Tyson
shulan, and Hyson-akin Ieas, IN who.c, halt,
andquartcr chests.
Il case black PerSians.
8 barrels Caroline Indigo.
90 crates Liverpool m-coiored & blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pcpperin Bags.
Spennaceti Mould, ard Mould and Dip.
Taiow Candles iii boxes.
Brown Soap in boNes-Cod-fsh in do.
Beef, Pork, Salmon, Shad and Herrlngs
in barrels.
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides, quantity OF
Soal Leather, Mems, Womeas' and Chlldrens'
Shoes Of various descriptions, a few packages
Of White Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Shectings and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton Of different kinds, Man.
keens, $50 pieces coarse Irish Linens, WRIT
ing and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
Salt, Cordage. Flax, Glue, quantity OF VI
negar. 200 tons Plaster Paris, and 20 iona
Russian Hemp, &c. az.
January ]. 5
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-23
Feom our Cerrasnont!eat.

Aegv YORK, 4H4reh Is.
:. a',Nsa, Ship Yorick, Harmon, niHc days
20 .0latisston--iice and crates.
-tse A'la Maria, Speck, IS days from St.
' Ss1 -n'oasscs ard sagar. Left, Feb. ID,
P!oAn, Howard. Of New York. condcm-
~ u. 'iiec4rgo clcaTed-Cap,,,iil Il since
\ - !, TIC schooner Tight Mitch, Hicks, Of
III .sua' n. B. Captsin also dead, ti.e ycs-
,,b,s. ~ sbout tbs first OF April; and the
s, ,ss~0F Ainaet Perkins, Of Nora Scotia, to
, IN S.eui % days. About week before
IS F =. spcek sailed, he says the Ann Ms
b., s0afecd BY boat from the British
seOssn' al Z at night, having On board d
ss AN aeSlel,aDt and two midshipascn, WHO
b. s'@ea the people, they all being Oh
Ia IAceIt the captain, male, cook & JOY
|. u4en demanded the mate, but Captain
,A kE''ss.d-sacy presented their dirks, 4i.d
ns lim Into the bost. Captsia SpecS
E~ei =, y The governor on the subjeoG bu'
c,s' 80 soon for any thing TO be done.
4, F ;'- opeck, who arrived f.ese yester-
arr; 'Of'as, that he passed Fort Bourbon
30 ,Ss.qse' on the Goth ult, IN The night
Z sss y 1suiiag the whole OF that night, aac
f6ap su.y' nc heard a very heavy cannon
kooo, = Is already known that the rritis!
kaa,.,'a naed at Martinique OF lie eoth Q
NV and that before the 9th of fcbruar
ksurbo,] possession OF the island, except i}ol
RSpsS ) winch place, it would appear, iron
4 Il, "a apecSs statement, held out SO lat
q Is t p:. Of last month. The calculaiio
is sSs lush commander was, that il woui
Ast,on". -FOUR weeks to get possession {