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seed a man into tie assembled ccunsii o.
the nation, who wiil he suast:,ntially a fetle..
raiist IN his Eo'irics, will TORN coalition
] WITH them, and whose zeal differing from
theirs only in the degree in which it will
o9sstrip it, i'll place him in the front ranks
oi the opposition to your republican admin
lstIatioue II such should he your choice,
| fellow citizens, we must submit, however
much we may regret the decision.
A REPUBLICAN,.
81, The arrival ct New York from Cadiz. dis
sipates the tale of Spanish successes.-Let
IL De noted, that this vessel brings none but
Spanish accounts, and that the Spanish de-
teats were no. suffered to circulate in that
atmosphere. But even from these accounts
1t appears. that Bonaparte had only left Ma
drid tor time, not euacudfed it-that corps
OF Frepch had penetrated almost toSeYille--
That Bonaparte had encountered Sir John
Moore, who had been roughly handled, and
had rctrsated /; that the British were retir-
ing as fast as possible to Corunna to embark
and that there not being sufficient transports
before that CITY, the rear of the British
troops, 1t was supposed, would be cut off; that
thesc troops were embarking, not to roland
on more tenable point of the coast, but
for good 0nd aN;" that the Spanish Junta
would retire to Cadiz and that the COVER.
nor OF that city was making every prepare
ton to resist the attacks of the French Pa
lltoh seems to have made brave resistance
to Money but for these particulars, we.
are indebted to the Spanish accounts alone.
It's said, that the efligy Of Orange W Smith,
has been burnt two d.iys ago at Fro dericksburg
ON thu label To his !.>ck was inscribed, Orange
Billy Standardization TO his country" On the
one issuifg from his mouth, these words, 80 zap.
tain Brown, remember, if you deceive me, there
is God above you cannot deccive'--wortls which
were supposed to We addressed to the capt. to
deceive the Custom House officer, and to cover
violation of the Embargo NJ
Canada is the favorite soil of smusgiers
and counfer1iisers-- Of the Burroughs's and
ne Embargo breakers. For proofs, see
this days paper.
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TO RENT, small commodious BRICK
HoUSE, with garden, stable, rpesthouse,
kc---AppIy at this Office,
March 81. 81
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Sailed from this porn yesterday afternoon
With fair wind, the Dispatch ships Pacific an
Mentor, for Falmouth and L'Orient
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March %.

- We are au horizeI to state, that Louis
TRUEuEARTs Esq is hudidste to re .resent the
people OF Hanover, IN Tie next General Assem-
bly,.
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= The letter inclosed a Carriea,ure Counter.
sft Dill for sirhence-hao cling on ii Gfgurt
Of an Ourong Outdng, from whose moufA
Issues a label with the gvords :. Death or b.
tany Bay, ha, ha, ha.''
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Canada is the favorite soil of smuesiers
and counferfiiters-- Of the Burroughs's and
ne Embargo breakers. For proofs, see
this days paper.
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7HE SOVEREIGN OF CoUaTsRFEI7ERS.
The following letter sv0s received u feSo
Days since from thar Rogue for L}e. BUR
ROUGHS by sphieh IL aiihears that the
eallous wretch giories TN his shame. %
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-06

a g! q Ratisbon the duke Of Montebello'
~ .'ssd !, designed the place Of passage. saas-
s. ladders to be carried by his ald-ueT
s gBs nr;nce of Neufchatel, IN order TO g
las ,.qe the troops, and TO give at the
e0'a .;T,e ) proof OF confidence TO the a,
's nssrched several times IN the van guard
So Bavarian regiments.
. %Sa duke Of Auersradt has given in these IS
|al no ss new proofs Of the intrepid
n Inch ehal aeterize him.
w ss'l,ke de Rovigo, with as much ear
.ss IS intrepidity, traversed the enc
|ss s lss;ons frequently, in order TO make maxi
ps .,n . the different columns the intcn-
sof the emperor. -,
on nf . 100000 men which composed the
:. 10, army, all were engaged except the
zoo 900 :, andsr general Bellegarde. In the
,sneb army, On the contrary, nearly one
y, t' did not FIRE musket. The enemy,
s.an s'f at the rapid movements beyond
|',saIs,;on have found themselves deprived
lf',be;r foolish hope, and are transported
|rom ! dylirium Ct presumption into ap-
Broaching despair.
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% RECOMMENDATION


THE Superintendent of Police recofre
mends to the citizens Of Alexandria,
during the warm seasonal frequent use Of
LIME in their Priuies and other parts Of
their premises where filth accumulates-and
the greatest attertion isrequired to the keep
ing clean and dry their cellars, SO that no
stagnant water be left in them.
He particularly requests the proprietors
of unoccupied houses andacellars TO Cause
them frequently to be opened and aired
hoasekeepers are required to cause all the
rubbish accumulated in their back yards TO be
thrown into the streets that-the scayengers
carts may take it away.
John Longden,
Superintendent Of Police.
June .a7.
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Bosros, June %.
LateH from LaBon.

Blythe arrival Yesterday of'the brig Fa-
vorite, captain Stacey, 81 days from Lisbon,
we have been favored with papers OF that
city to the 10th May. They speak, favora-
bly, of the state of the combined English and
Portuguese troops--that they had been SO
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aIeranpria E,aiip 6asstte.
THURsDaY, JULY 6.
THE FOURTH OF JULY

III TWIN -
The Anniversary Of our independence,
,ras celebrated in this place, in that truly ga
,;ooal manner, that while 1t brings TO the
recollection ofthe rising generation the no.
mace due to the occasion, 1t also affords a,
musement and instruction. The day was
announced by discharge OF seventeen
rounds BY captain Marsteller's artillery
and A. nine o'clock the different uniform
|compauies of militia paraded, and the line
,yas termed under the ,commana OF mayor
|Younc-when they were reviewed by col
|1I.Kinney !; after which, they marched to
the Theatre. where, after few handsome
introductory observations, the DEGLARA'
TON OF INDEPENDENCE was read by capt
Youngs-the military again formed anc
marched TO Union street, where federal
salute was fred by the. artillery, and trl,
pie feu-de-joy by the line the mllltls
then marched to Mr.. Shuck's Car
dsns, where, after performing sundrv evo-
lutlons, they sat down to an elegant dinner
|proyided by Messrs. Shuck and Auessr'''
III -~c..Eerr o, -sgr CCGuIC-UO irVltaliOn:
having honored them. with their company.
After dinner the following toasts were
drank, accompanied by the discharge OF ar
tllrry, interspersed with songs. The citi-
zsns in general were engaged in celebrating
the day, and we are happy to say, that the
greatest cordially and harmony prevailed IL
every quarter.
/. The Day, and all who honor it, rem,
dsrsd glorious era by the union and patri-
otism of our forefathers it teach us
on this day to remember that we are bre
thren of the same family.
2.The People of the United States
United lpe stand.
s. The Congress of the United States,
4. James Madison, President of the u.
,. MS virtues and talents justify the assur-
ance that his name will be inscribed in the
same sacred roll with Washington.
5. The Vice-President OF the U. S.
s. The Heads of Departments.
7. The memory of our friend and father
General George Washington.--[ DraaA
stanaing.
5. The memory of those brave Heroes
who tell In achieving the independence OF
our country.
9. The Army and NAVY of the u. S.
10. The Militia of the u. S.
II. Agriculture, Commerce and Manu-
lectures.
Il. The American Fair.
Bg Col MsKinDeu.
May the Remembrance of this dav mite
al Americans and may we as Citizen Sol
ue's determine at every risk to support the
government OF our choice and liberty &C
ial1sd by the toll and blood of our fathers
and brothers.
By Captain 1omgs.
: unity OF parties, with virtue, patriot
'''' anu the love of country for its cement.
on Saturday evening, arrived the brig
- american, Bruce, from Dunkirk. This
-; 81: Was taken up by Mr.. Armstrong our
's'e'' on.permlssion granted him by Boz
PTS 10 bring dispatches to this country,
ra..uosrty to bring off a large number of
lss psa'ns ndother persons belongingto Eng
~ ana America, who had been detained
some time in France. She sailed from
snklrs on the Sth of May, and the same
'ardsd 50 Or 10 passengers Chiefly wo-
{, The passengers we learn that this yes
mas iakenup, and the dispatches made
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t. Having formed a partner
ship wlthmy brother Benedict, beg leave to
inform my friends and customers, that the
dry good business willin future be carried on
under the firm,of Benedict Brashears q Co. at
the cornerofg King and Royal-streets. Where
they have now, and will continue to keep a
good assortment Of goods, to be sold only for
Cash. to punctual customers on short ere.
dit.
Trueman Bralhears.
i TT n
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SPANISH HIDES.

500 Spanish Hides,
1000 BUSH. Corn aloat
hid. Of Jamaica Spirits, very strong,
old, and fine favored,
For Sale by
Moadecai Miller.
July 6. 2aw2w
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BROAD SWORD EXERCISE,
THE WHOLE SIX DIVISIONS.
ORPHANS COURT.


Merandria County, LILY Term, 1909.
ORDERED,
That the administrative of JOHN SELLERS
deceased, do insert the following adj
vertisement three times week for two
weeks in the Ate1andr1a Daily Gazette.
Test.
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.
THIS is to give notice That the subscri.
Der of Alexandria county, in the district of
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county, letterseof administra-
ton on the personal estate of JOHN Sell
LERs late of the county aforesaid, deceased,
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the SUBJ.
scribcr, on Or before the Sd day of Jan.
next or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit 70. said estate-and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this.3d day of July,
1909.
SUSAN SELLERS,
administrative efJohn Sellrrso
July 4. 3taw2w.
LANDING,
From the brig Betsey, and .torsale by
Lawrafon and Fowle,
25 hogsheads retailing MOL ASSES.
.4nd in store, just landed,
$4,000 W.T.. PRIME GREEN COFFE
June %. stswaw.E
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from LlSDO!l, Qdlcu Oh tliC ~ ~ 3h95
There have been great relolclngs here
to-day, on account, as | understand by the
Guards, of the French being deieatsdsat or
near Oporto.
In confirmation of the above Intelligence,
Captain Stacey verbally reports, thatthe DAY
previous to his departure, 18th May] 9th
cial accounts were received of the retaklng
Of Oporto by the English and Portuguese
troops that the French had retreatea some
miles from the city; but their communlca-
ton with Spain being completely cut of, and
surrounded by superior force, news was
momentIy. expected of their unconditional
surrender and that great rejoicings and iliu, :.
limitations had taken place in consequence OF
this agreeable intelligence. Capt. Stacey al
so reports, that the armies were IN high spl-
rits and that the greatest good will and u
nanimity existed between the English & Por-
tuguesc armies"
Extract of letter from Lisbon, dated the
18th May.
J" We have just received the glorious news
that Oporto is retaken by the English; the
retreat of the French is cut off, and their sur
render as prisoners of war, inevitable
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-10

John cositer. (fstaiatoAS BY MassRtl Parker,
Kinney, rcston and Yerbv.
Members IF RE H. Of Delegates.
Hugh Nelson by Messrs Strcther& Pope.
MEL.
Daniel Sheifey by Afr. Yerby.
James semple by Messrs- STROLLER & Mallory.
lanres Allen by Mr.. Parker.
40 ~ nc c6fee created d~asipSthe present sessi-
on. inc votes stood thus:
Coaiter ITO. Henning 81. Stuart 2S.-JoHw
GoALTE Z, Esq, Is oil course appointed one of the
Jutgesot lie General Court.
y" fH fhe t1o Offices, created during ths iass
sesstoa, the ballots and votes stood thus:
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APPOINTMENTS ny TIE VIRGINIA Lre,s
LATURE.

LATURE.
On Tuesday, the Legislature proceeded to %.
point three Judges Of the General Court, 60 fiji
Iiee vacancies created BY the Laws Of the last
& p'cSert session to organize and establish a SUI
neroF court ofIaw liz each county cthls com
mJnweal.h.
Two Of these wera created by HE law Of the
last session. IA additional circuit aid ofcoursc
an additional judge was created by tie present
Ses''on ct the Assembly. For this last office,
Die Members OF Inc present Assembly could rot
become candidates according to the Act of'o4,
which Prevents any sca2tor OF delegate, "dmrine
me tir.e tor.wiih he wss elected" being ap.
pointed 70 " any civil Off 4" &" which shall have
hee1 crested curing such lime.'
Mr. AisAr. Stuart t,as nam By Mp. Wooding.
ar ". w. ucmins by Messrs. CrutcliieM *
Waoding.
----
A hceuce is 2 per1niss:o on granted t. m IN.
'dIv'ijal, by las M +y IN Council % Ga
some r'nca oFcommc' CO pronibited w titl sta.
blished laws o. she lad" *. 70 bo.h Pafues
y. "a.
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4 DFERTISE IENT.-The Subscriber of.
L n icfs for sale, "a GOLD REPEA1ER, At a
moderate price il is now in tie hands far. w.
Cowan, Watch & Clock. Makar, who has iatcjy
repaired, ana is authorised TO sell the SINE.
The subscriber thinking it a favorable time.
wlSh the General Assembly was about to rise, &
at members on their return to their respective
homes, 10 sell a good watch, watch is az the same
t me AN elegant ornament, took the liberty, lper-
ups IN a Kramer somewhat s~ingulsr,) to address,
his notice particularly to the members of Assem-
bly, blt being imipI med by Mr.. Co van, that The
SAID notice seems 80 lie geRr,ally misunder1
stood and liable 10 improper constr uctions. . lie
mas, at the request OF Mr.. C.. substituted the a.
b1ve.
February 10. H.
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TO THE EDITOR o. rnn ENQUIRER

TO IL EDITOR OF ii NouIEE
SIR,
Two questions are now before the n. Of
X. among the most imp ytant which can
come at this time before them-Thc first is
7rhsn the Embargo is to be taken OH. The
next, if the Embargo is to be removed, 4yhat
substitute IS 70 be pJt in It's place-are orr.
merchantmen merely to be armed /5r DE-
fence, or arc they to be vested with Leffers
Of Hzaygue and RehriSat?
Sir, l am sorry, and astonishcd th7t these
points should have come under d;scussion-
| chad really understood. that the Republi-
cans ia Congress- had 8cftlcd thcir sy <ten, oF
proceeding ; that the Embare5 Laws were
to be Continued and cl/6rced -; Congress
were to meet again in Nav and that thev
were to decide. from the circumstances aud
lights OF the times, upon the repeal Of the
Embargo without any substitute. a]rning oar.
merchantmen, issuing Letters OF M.ruue s,
Reprisai, or even a Declaration of'VVar
But there lisa STORM IN the Etst! Wen
what OF that? lsthe arm oF the T@uerak 60
vernment to be pjls;cd By the lowering as.
pect OF partial d. content! Is the cyeat ps-
hcy ct this nation .obe swsrYed and diverted
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: Drott BY aruIe ofthe House.
t Wishaya@a.

we understand, that M,jor. Generals Will
I'M and Moore have been D >4ignated Ivy the Tx
eonuve Council to take cdra naid of the qu,aa Of
iOo.oO0 militia, to be drawafrom this State for
the service OF the u. s.
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IN Thursday, the 10th day of March next.
~ viii be sold, TO the highest bidder, in the
town of Manchester, III the tavern OF zachariah
BROOKS upon a credit OF twelve months, the toll
lowing PROPEATY, belonging to The es,ate ~
WIN Friend, decd. viz. twelve or Gftccn IkeIv
81 ipAS, consisting OF men. women, bows and
girls, i W.iGG0A and harness, aGIG and h.r-
ness, sitndry -rticies of Hus1andIy, a few yaiua-
big HOOKS a handsome Fowlag Piece. Bond
and approved security will be required of the
purchasers.
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:, ESQ. was consequently elect.

WM BHocHENnseuek, Esq. was, ofcodrs..
elected. "
On the next day, JAMES BAsBoyR, Esq wa.
chosen Speakero' the House OF Delegates, viee
Hugh Ne!soa, ESQ. appointed Judge.
Barbour 76. Sempie So.
Mr.: Seinple was brought forward without his
knowledge or consent
Gsn. TARLroE Woopsow, hayiny resigned
Inc Cofnnissiod rs AZxior Geseral Of the /. Di-
0ision, the assembly proceededt to supply the va
cancy on Wednesday
brlE SNA lon Pegra,n, aid Brig Gen. Peter
Io2nsica were the canc.d4tes.
Fegrain 81. johnston 78 Ofcourse Gen. Pc,
gram vas daily elected.
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February 10.

RON-MAHING As sole proprietor of the
: W0KHS at tire uead ofthe nayg. ion of lanes
River, formerly Rumsey's. | have formed "a acorn.
pary vi tliee weuIt!iy men, on safe and sure priu-
ciples for carrying on an extensive bushes.
uhsre1t "ntl IRON tlc quantity of the metal C.
advantages ct tie Prop-rty, cout on great pro-
its IlAve q fifth interest vet {, dispose oC. / o n
man OF moried cePita1, disposed TO take an active
part II tlis eonccra : which l doubt not vill b.
bic to supply tIc Pablo Annoy with Bar-Irop.
ready draws iHtO scllps for muskct5, &c. and far
superior to anyhithcrto WORKED ulere-consutu.
ting of itself, a sufficient Objects for such AN estab-
llsihnent.
Any such gentleman, desirons Of Joining. will
please signify lis wish by letter, directed Ipos;.
paid 10 the subscriber, neariCharles.Town lot,
ferson county. r. EATRF{X.
Richmond, February 10. 90
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TR0lfAS ERlNcH. Exeeytor.

Atthe same time and place, will be sold, ON a
credit OF twelve months, sundyy articles of valn-
able mahogany FURNITURE and Plate.
the property of MIS-. Ann Friend.
q All ersons having claims against the es-
tate Of Mr.. Friend, deed. are again invited 10
bring hgm forward properly authenticated, and
uios. indebted thereto, will please make pay.
inent without delay.
TA0M4S BRANCH, Executor.
February 10. OF
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EOURTEEN Thousand eight hundred and Sc
4 veniy acres Of LIND, for sale ON senec ,
creek, in toe county Of Pcndle tcu-Ey yirtnc of a
Deed IN Trust, executed Ivy Robert Blrkl.y "a
Richard Games 80 secure TIE payment otthe sur,
tacfcio mentioned, l shall, On he 17ti day
M,rch nest, before the door OGtie Z g.o-TaycI
Ia The city Of Richmond, sell TO the iash st bi
der, fDr cash, the aforesaid land being IA one I
tire tr,ct. An nquestionablc ute win be MAJ
q the purchaser.
IEfRR1' GAINES, Truce.
February 10 Us
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TsNHE Subscriber viii practice L.4W. in tn,
4 Superior and Inferior County Courts. of
hing u Queen, EsssX and Kjng.William. Those
wh' iavor 'lm with ''ieir business, may rely ON
his attention and PaHctaaliy. .
G r. TRAKT
klng WIlbanl' Feb 10 oaw4wT
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There have been mare and more ae7, appoi,t-
inents, made durihg tile prosept session 6f the
General Assembly, than perhapeat anv one sessi.
on since the Organization Of the present govern
men''-One neS' Governor, 3 members ofthe Pri-
" Council, l neqp Senator OF the u. States. nsr,,
treasurer, hrU Register OF The Land Office, 4
Judges ottne General Court, 2Msjor Generals,
5 b1gadiers. and | neto Speaker OF the House OF
@i.'ss5-~ Il ifid.le up Il very large, and rich
lnvOice o. Appointment.
DIED, On Tuesday evening, the 24.h MI.
Mrs aiAHf SAUNDERS, the amiable con.
sort OF col Robert II. Saunders, Of Goochland-
TINS veneraDie mat.on. through a long lie. dis
Charged the duties Of wifi, mistress, 6eig,bor g.
phi.anthropist, with such pre-eminent rectitude,
as TO acquire the esteem and love of ali who Knew
her.
s Afe arc .%"o;i ilodas5'dd above these rolling spheres /.
Iile bsleii I! influence of wrnfe glddv dance
Sheds sad vicissitude ON al beneath.
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". y. Mr.. Williamson, Master rmorer. If
the FactOryi in this city, is able, from actual trial
oftliis Iron, TO give the most satisfactory account
Of It's quality.
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THe cha,1esfon Courier sftle 2oM All. contain

The CHarlesf0N Courier 3fthe 29h ah. co,t1;g,
hefoAo~iHR article -
ne Spanish II ST. Tasta sailed from Havan.
nan the Is, iost. for C,diz, with theiate Vice.Rov
% Mexico, and family, on board. The Vice-Roy
was not pcrmittcdto land az Havsnnah, md was
proceeding f. Spain 70 take lis triol f,r bis re.
con- conduct IN the Kingdom If Mexico. The
tor the use Of tae patriotic Ilnta Of Spaio."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-10

We understand, Col. Boyd has received orders
from Henry Dearborn, Ed. Secretary a, war. 10
prevent all vessels passing Fort Independence -.
ana uiat IN consequence, tie acting Collector is
under the necessity Of withholding cloarances r.
any vessels whatevcr..-BosroN Feb.1.
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Valuable Property tor Sale.

JANNEy TO the subscriber for the benefit OF
his creditors, will be exposed to public
sale, before the tavern door OF LacharIal
Ward, in the town of Occoguon, at twelve
O'Clock, Oh FRIDAY, the twenty7hrst OF
next month
I hat valuable MILL-SEATs
the property OF The Said Juuney, situate in the
said town of OccQquan. On this scite was e.
rected, about ten Years ago, spacious three
story brick mill house, Nhich ever since has
been occupied IS a manufacturing mill until
about FIVE weeks ago it was destroyed by fire:
the stone work OF the mill and a considerable
part of the brick work still stands and would
be found sufficiently substantial to erect new
work upon it--considerabe part Of the iron
work would also answer tor a new mill, which
might with these aids be erected IN time to
grind the growing crop Of wheat. The adj
yantages appertainlng to this valuable proper
~ Which III the dTlest season never wants Wa
Ter, are so generally known as hardly to Iced
particular enumeration. Suffice it to state,
that il is situated in a healthy and Aourishing
,little town at the falls OF Cccoquan river,
bout IS miles south ct Alexandria, on the
great stage road leading from north to south,
in the heart Of a fine wheat country, and has
nayigable tile water to the mill door where
vessels nay come ofsufficjent burthen to car
ny 400 TO 500 barrels OF flour.
ALSO,
1T TIE sane anle and hlGce saH be ea1losedte
.og}o