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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-14

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We have had frequent OCCASION 10 speak
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work. We announces this edition, because the
alterations and additions are 50 considerable
that ii is rendered almosta new work.
British Critic, July 1901.
g The examples which MI, Murray has here
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RAN AW AY from the subscriber on the
third of this month negro man named Mo
SEES, about twenty Ave years old, I've feet
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very black, his eyes are rather large. Among
otner clothes he took with him tlrab coiorcd
big coat rather ragged, black Jacket, pair
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David Stuart.
Notice IS hereby given,

-g~IAT the Directors Of TIC Little RiOe7'
4 7urnhike Ro4d C0mhans, will meet at
Fairfax Court House, on the third Monday
in the present month, to receive proposals
for forming and payingthe road, from the end
ofthe twenty miles already paved to theGum
Spring Road distance of about SIX miles
the road to be made in convex form fifty xix
feet wide, 10 part Of the road to be more than
Ave d. g,ees elevation, with sufficient dltches,
aud tunnels made Of stone III al parts OF the
road where necessary, speedily TO carry oil
thu; water. Twenty feet In width OF the roal,
to be paved with stone nine inches III depth,
on such parts Of the road as pass over hrm,so-
Id ground, and not less than twelve inches In
depth in such parts as pass over moist or
made arou Nd, the stone TO be broken SO small
as to pass through ring CT not more than
three inches diameter, and covered with gra-
vel, sand or clay; the road to be completed In
the course Of the present year, the undertak-
er to be paid for each quarter oil nile when
that distance Shall be completed and received
by the Directors.
The Directors will at the same time and
place receive proposals for keeping the road
already made in repair lortwelve months.
The proposals to be made in writing speci-
fyipg the distance and part of the road, pro-
posed to be made or kept in repair, and the
sum per mile for which it VIII be undertaken.
Bond and security will be required of the
undertakers for the performance OF their con-
tracts.
Chs. Slmms, Ds,ec
Phineas Ianney, ~,
Chs. F. Mercer,
g The meeting of the Direct
ors is unavoidably postponed TIL
tuesday 18th inst.
January II
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N q I | G E.

THE partnership of j, Dawes and Samnes
SsreUe, was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sente
December II. Jan. II st
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BIZ ,LIN.DLEY MURRAY.

From the thirteenth English edition, enlarg-
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WASHINGTON TAVERN,
L E K S b u X g..

~w~HE subscriber has returned to the HdSh-
fngto,. IaOcru, LEEsBuRG, where ne Is
rsred with every thing necessary Tor The
accommodation OF those gentlemen and ladies
woo may honor him with thcir custom.
Having laid in good stock OF hquoiS' nay
and oats, anu having enlarged has stables, ahe
engaged careful, attentive and honest most
Ter. he flatters himself that, BY his nnremlt,
ted attention, together with the diligence
care, and activity Of his servants, he VIII De
able 10 render his customers the most pcrtec'
satisfaction III his line.
y. 8. The house is in much better con
ditioa than formerly, for the accommodates
Of travellers.
James Dawson.
Leesburg, Virginia Jan. l--3.
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REcoaaExpATIoNs OF THE ABOVE WORK.
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Brl.;sh Cri.ic, July 1901.
aTbe examples which Nr.Murray has here
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tension. The present edition OF this excel
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| Eranseicai Magazine Oct 1901.
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Notice is hereby given.

To the Ss0cSaOiders q'"lhe IjasIt.4ytan Bridge
Coxlfany,
That the fourth instalment of Ten DsAar8,
On each share, is called for which must be
paid OH or before the goth instant, agrtcse y
TO the act of Congress, entitled :. IN act au-
thor sing the erection of a bridge over the II
hia
By order Of the Directors,
Daniel Carroll. Of Dud'n.
President
March SO. ct
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and mas ior sale, At his mama
factory corner OF Prince and Fairfax streets,
STILLS o.. ali sizes, commonly used iol
disiililng grain or irais.
a general assortment of TIN WARE
SHEET, IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every Kind of PLANNING WORK Ell.
thcr for S.s.s@ or B..ildinss, done In the best
manner.
Ike BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all Its branches IS carried On under the Ill
reCion OF Mr.. HILLLfH FLETCHER,
who has had many years experience, and as a
Is exceeded by few.-As the Brass
ioul;,er business is partnership, application
must be made 70 William Fletcher, who will
undertake to make GR.4IBS handsomely
with Brass, agreeable 10 any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work ID the
fe-,v best and nea,est manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old co'4'er,
Grass, Pewter, Led and iron.
George M'Munn.
October / 3.
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IUST RECEIVED
For Sale az r. GA.iE's Bookstore, Einss

For Sale az r. GR-if's Book-Si0re, EinSss
Street
THE POWER Or RELIGION,
On The mind, in retirement, affection and at
tie approach of death.
Exe,npli6ed in the testimonies and expert.
ence CT per sous, distinguished By their great
ness, learning OF Ti.tad.
{. Ills InanortalitY-'tis that alone
s. Amidst life's pains, abasements, empu-
ness,
g The Soul can comfort, elevate and ILL.,"
YouNG.
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e. I u | l | . N.

The Subscriber in orms the Ladies and
Gentlemen OF Alexandria aud lis vicinity,
that he mas opened SCHOOL in that COM
modious room on King street, opposite tie
Ildiln Quyen tavern, formerly occupied as
scAooi room Mr. HN5ar, wuere lie vii
teach Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, ook-
keeping, Mensuration and Na'isa:ioS on mo-
deate terms, flattering himseI tina, by ASST
duous attention to the improvement OF his
Pupils, ne may merit share ofpublic pa:co-
mage.
Abraham Walker.
Marcb a dim
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BRICK & STONE LAYERS.
B, Hill g T. Ball

INFORM the citizens. OF alexandria and
/ It's vicinity that they nave commenced the
above business, and from tncir practI cal
knowledge hope TO meet with share OF pa
tfonsge from generous public. They pleage
themselves to execute SUCH orders as they
ma, be favored with in satisfactory manner.
They viii furnish materials measured IN the
wall, or lay them by the thousand, may
suit their employers. Where they are
uucstcd to furnish materials they viii be I
the first quality
February II. aom
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Sa.ss at Zen ae.

srv Tuesday and Friday.
pa gsLL Be SOD
yenaue Store, corner OF Prince ana
n iss Water streets
mir Of Dry Goods, Groceries,. &c.
q sS.. - : Of which viii be expressed III
Palus e the day-Ail kinds oil soods
bs DIP ~. = m limitation and the prices Of
Saea =. - established, can 81 2ny tine DC
gai'a :. purcA-sed at tlciowest Limitation
fa p C.. sfarSteiier. V. NJ.
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BIZ LL.rDLEY MURRAY.

From the thirteenth English edition, enlarg'
ed and i1nproved blythe Author.
Price handsomely 50u,sd and !c'tcred, dola'
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March 10.

20 Greenlng Apples, Gran
berries, Potatoes, and Cider Ia
barrels,
FOR SALE BY
John c.. Laid.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-12
SWEDEN.

we communicated yesterday, the intelli-
gence OF an insurrection i'm Sweden. Ii is
saiu, that several Thousand peasants have ii
sen III the province of Weirmilana, and
were proceeding from Carlstadt to the ca
pItal. We have heard, that General Of
1cer has put himself at the head of a BODY
of military, and taken possession of Stock
holm, whence the king had retired under the
protccuon OF about three thousand troops,
whohave renamed faithful to his person. A
declaration has becE published by the insur-
gents containing statement of their eriev
ances, arraigning the war as the cause Of
them,o insisting upon the re establishment of
peace as the only means by which they can
OBTAIN either alienation or redress
About the time the French were march
| ing against Trieste, the Austrians entered
| Bavaria, on the frontiers of which an action
is said TO have taken place, in which the
| French were worsted, and the Austrians pur
sIed their march with all possible speed in
| to the heart OF Bavaria. The disabling the
treacherous monarch Of that country from
uniting his troops with those ofFrance, will
be of great dvantage to the Austrian cause
Acting too, in another quarter with that vi
gor and promptitude which are new in the
history OF the military movements of Aus
trla, at least III the history of her movements
of late years, she is said to have sent a di-
vision of her army into Saxony, which has
taken possession OF Dresden This operati
on is rumored to have taken place with the
concurrence of the king of Saxony. If it be
true, it would afford us reasonable ground
for believing, that the conrt of Petersburgh
was not unfavorably disposed TO the court of
Vienna. The possession of Dresden by Aos-
tTia, would insolate the French divisions IN
Custrin, Dantzic and other places, from the
main body Of the French army, and the king
of Prussia may yet have force enough to act
with effect against those divisions.
Such are the contents of the private let
ters from Holland. For our own parts we
should have been more inclined to suppose.
that the French would lave been the first TO
occupy Dresden; and with respect to the
king OF oaxony ha eing consented to give the
Austrians possession OF his capital, we must
hesitate in giving credit to it. We shall be
gisd, however, to find our doubts unfounded.
The Emperor OF Russia has determined to
remain neutral determination which has
given much offence TO Bonaparte, who filled
Europe with such Boosting assurances. that
the Emperor Alexander was to cooperate
with him with his whole force in an, project.
Ssile'bsr for peace OF war
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-12

= e ESSRS. Stephen 6. Letcler and Ste.
IVA phen Arnold AS neither of y,oi are resi-
dents IN the state ofVirgina, nor have ~ known
agent o. attorney within the same, 9li1m this
nolce oan be given; 1 hereby give yJp notice,
shat a. COochlard court house, on t ooh day
oc Ilag, 1909, between tlie hours o. SIX in the
Informing and seven in the Afternoon. sllall pro.
coed to take Tie deposition of Ceorj,s Under
wood a single and material witness e ne tn
n.rticriar fact in the suit, which 16u bay .
brought against me, in the circuit 90 u ofs {
United States, in the district ofVngiua ~ po :
sdsuce of ac0rnNission for that purpus ttane, I
S4MUEL VOC fJON
hp,I2I iysu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-12

EhCOR FACLER has removed from Rich
- moud 10 Staunton, where he intends pernit.
:nently To resdeHe las places in tic -'arfdsN of
Mr Stevenson, his attorney, list OF debts d. I.
him from persons residin; IN Richmond, and tn.
adjacent counties with positive Instructions -
bring suits indiscrimibatey against all those
who may be in arrcar atter the first day of June
neAt--Payments made to Mr.. 5. will in all cases
&e good.
Richmond, May 5. 1t
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7 OTtCE.-The subscriber has, for the pre-
\ sent, removed his

NJ oTlcE.-The subscriber has, for the pre-
In sent, removed his
u YEWDUE OFFICE,
to the front room of the house occupied by Mr..
Carter b. Page, opposite to Messrs. Hovey and
Sizer whre he transacts business as usual.
He has on hand quantity of West India and
other GOODS, andiS prepared with convenient
storeshouses to receive any further consignments
th,fmay be made to him.
siH JAMES BROWN, Sr. A3etioneer.
April II. IF,
- BENJAMIN KIMBALL, has taken the
ID Store lately occupied by Mr.. Jacob Fack-
Ter, where he has now tolerable, and will short
~ receive very general and extensive assert
rrent of European and India
g @ o D s.;
Which will be sold Wholesale or retail at Gerry m o.
desqfe jp,icSs.
May 9. 1t
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Majority

LORD foikstone gave notice of motion re-
next month. - '' VA
ihe Duke of York ha, taken avery proner
aho Judicious step inresisaing asd we trust
there is no intention of re instatine, hin, -
ms situation. This we think his 'nafas,, =.
ministers should state distinctly to theb,
they should accompany the " ,tiEcati,
mat he has resigned with decla, ,nnu
there is no intention of restoring hjn
1t struck us, as soon as we heard of
slgnat,on, thatthe House was still bo,r.
record something against his royal hignne
after having recorded such BODY of o..
oehce Tor 1t would seem strange that tie
only votes on the subject should be for acouit.
tai III the face of such evidence. 1t seen,Td
necessary that the character of the. Ho,se
It's Z consistency, should be maintained. Lord
althoipes motion does, in some meas1,r-
accord with our wishes; and though an .
mehdment has been made toit, it will :, n
appear upon the Journals that the hnsc ala
H 'nli,k II necessary 10 proceed further.
occau@e his royal highness had resigned.
Courier. f''NN''''-
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r. TUTOR WANTBD.--Thc Trustees Of
\ > Tic togn Of York, are anAiGss TO employ a
gcniemcU Of character, & literary requirements,
~ conduct SCHOOL i'll the saia town. The
branches of Science to be taught are, reading,
w,tdng, English grammar, arithu etc, geogra.
rhy, rst Of the globes, the Latin and Greek clas-
Sticks 1hc situation of York is pheasant and heal
thy: From tweEty to forty pupils can be procu-
red comfortable house will be furnished the
Tutor free OF expense. person who shalt pro-
dnce testimonials of his sobriety, discre,ionard
requirements, which sI,ail qualify Inn Tor the
conduct oftie school, will meet with encourage
~, n on application to
C1RBIN GRIFFIN, } Commit
RI: GR{FFIN, Of
RoBT NELSON, jr. Trustee
Hay Q. If
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should hope, win take place in the House O.
Commons.-.. Courier.
ARRIVAL OF A FLAG OF TRUCE.
a flag of truce arrived at Dover on Satur-
day from Boulogne, with dispatches for
lransporaoflice, which were immediately
forwarded to London. The vessel was order
ed to sea As soon as she had delivered her
dispatches, and returned to Boulogne. The
matter of the vessel says, that the expecta-
tions inFrance of peace with this country
are very feeble. The renewal of war upon
the Continent has thrown a great gloom over
thepublic mind.
An English woman, aged 90, came over in
the tias OF truce. She had been prisoner
IN France a considerable time, having been
thrown upon the coast from a merchant YES
sci from the Westward, that went OH shore.
he dispatches are said to relate to an ex-
change of prisoners.
1NSURRECTION IN SWEDEN.
Dispatches have been received from the
Baltic, which, we grieve to state, give an ac-
count OF an insurrection having broken out
IN Sweden, tending to revolution. Several
thousands have risen in the province of
Warmland, and were on their march from
Caristood to Stockholm, to compel the king
to call Diet. They had issued procla
nation, complaining of the war, taxes, &c.
and requiring a change of measures.
An American brig is arrived at Falmouth
from bordeaux, in eight days, (detained) y
the master reports, that the I.'Orient squa-
dron, consisting of three sail of the line and
three trisates, with troops and provisions OH
board, had sailed for the West Indies.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE.
per Ut Cons for money, 67 81. S2-Do.
for April 81 27-4S.
CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN THIS
DAY.
Wheat Gas SO to sss
rlne SOS to 9SS
Fine Flour sos to sIs
oeCohas 75s to SOS
Rape Seed, b.i, 6st.
LONDON, March 21.
Accounts have been received to the 9Th
OF March, from the coast of Spain, near Nigo,
Pentcvedra and Villa Gracia. That part OF
the country is i'll open and determined in
surrection against the French. There have
already been several skirmishes, and the
peasants, we are happy to hear, have been
often successful. There are about eight
hundred FreHA in Corunna, one thousand
hive hundred in st. Jago, three hundred i'm Pa.
drin, four thousand in Pontevedra, and their
main body. consisting of about ten thousand
was between Tuy and Orence. Romana's
army was beyond Montinez, on the borders
of Portugal.
But against these favorable symptoms
must be set an event more disastrous to Spain
than the loss of a battle or province. He
who was an army in himself, whose name
was a tower OF strength, (PalafcN } is said to
have departed this life few days alter the
surrender of Sarragossa. He died too soon
tor his country's happiness, though not toc
soon for lis own glory. The melancholy in.
telliSence is announced in the Paris papers
and the mind Immediately suspects, that he
who did not shrink from shedding the blood
OF Prince of the House of Condo, of Bri
fish Officer his prisoner, of a General whose
fame he envied, has not hesitated to black
en- his soul with another murder, and 10 add
another victim TO the long list of those who
are now pleading against him at the bar Of
| Heaven.