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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22
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"3reasury Department.
WAsHINGToN, MARCH 8, 1906.

SIR,
"I herewith transmit printed copy of an 60 act to
intertlct the commercial intercourse between the
United States and Great Britain and France and their
dependen cies, and for other purposcs.''
The provisions of the 1st and % sections ex-
tend to pubck ships and vessels of France, the reg.
latons already in force in relation publck vessels
Of Great Britain.
{" The 10Th, 18th, 18th, 18th, and 10th, sections
take effect after the 18th day Of this month"; after
which day vessels owned by citizens of the U. S. may
be cleared Tor any foreign port place other than
those excepted by the 10Th section giving bond
in a sum double the value of the vessel and cargo
ard in other respects complying with the requisites
Of the q section of the act Of the 9th of January
last. Il follows that the provision in the last men.
toned section, requiring bond in six times the value
Of the vessel and CARGO is repealed from and after
the 18th of this month.
The law remains in full force in relation to ves-
sells owned by foreigners. and in addition thereto,
bono N four times the value of the vessel and cargo
must be required from such vessels, whether they
cal in ballast, or with the cargo which they had
brought IN, that they shall rot proceed to forbidden
ports, &c IN the form prescribed by the 18th section
not even English vessels can sitter that day be
cleared for The dominions Of England, or French
vessels for the doIninous of France Packets and
other vessels excepted under the first section Of the
act, may however be permitted TO proceed No for
egn vessel whatever and wherever bound can take
any cargo on board.
The coastng trade is, by the lith section, re-
leased from every impeachment laid by the embargo
laws such provisions excepted as are contained in the
l5th secton-AD instructions therefore on that sub
ject, are revoked and particularly those respecting
Te-shipments Detentions still however authoris-
ed IN cases where there is sufficient cause to appre-
bend that an evasion of the law is intended and the
.ovisons applicable to districts adjacent 10 foreign
territories, remain in force But YOU are author zed
to grant permisicns to proceed to New-O-esps, un-
less YOU have reason to believe that there is an in
tention to evsde or violate the law, in which case
you viii refer the application TO this department
"Esery country nominally enjoying an indepen-
dent form of government (other than Great-Britain
Flsnce,) and not in the actual possession OF either
G eat-Ilritsin or France, is open by the lav, and
p ticulary Holland, Spain and Portugal and their
.cnies. But you viii suspend, until the question
been better investigated granting cearances for
part Of the Island of ST. Domingo or Of the king
' M of haly.-Ccloncs conquered by, and in the
lession of G;catBitain or France are prohibited
81 am respectfully, &c.
"ALBERT GALLATIN.
TIE Collector or Customs ef
Il. re D,ssTicf Cf-v
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don 70 her former steady i..Bsss ofHepubc sr
ism. eheers-Tune-R.Ode Island March.
s. James Fcnnc-, our present Governour. May
he ever remain firmly attached 20 the present admin
sii alton Of tho general and continue 10 re-
iect the isdious overturcS of Federalism Scheers-
%Tune--.N5.g or .bsuer.
9. Our deceased Chief, the immortal Washington,
WHO was above praise, AMI vorhy ofexample- e---Tunc
R0lR,, Castle
TO- The Warriors of Liberty. Warren, Montgom.
cry and Green Sagcs OF our country, Hancock, Ad-
ans and franklip-Tune--Leya Water.
IL The Patriot John Quincy Adams Conscience
his GUIDE, Liberty his obiectDcmocracy, recognizes
him, Federalism avoids him Is cheers--Tune-
.nqssech-,sstts .HQrch
u The American Tars. May they never become
hewerS OF wood and drawers of water for British
Despos-r rune-.Nero riggid Ship
Is. Nay Liberty extend her empire, and erect her
citadel on the ruins of thrones, and her STAN
Sard at the tombs Of tyrants. Tune--.'IareL IN the
God of lore.
IL The Sun ofDemocracy still beams on America
whilst the clouds Of monarchy have enveloped their
briiancy in i'll fated France--Tuue-H1il Cohn:bia,
and Time lie RereH dH Peube.
Is. Unhappy IrclanG. The tears Of Patriotism are
still Sized at the tomb of her Emmett--TUne--Eynle
Of Erin
16. Young men four country. Before ye bow at the
alter of Arisocracy remember the tories of rs, and
the fcdcralists of '98 9cheers-1 --R1se Coiirn5ic
II. The American Fair. Truly characterised for
their Beauty and mental Endowments. cheers. Tune
Core haste 10 IRE Heading.
At sunset the company retired from the
Hotel, and moved in procession to Liberty
Tree, from which were suspended seventeen
lanterns triunphal arch was erected, on
which were three large lanterns, repre-
5endng MADISON on the right, CLINTON
On the left, supported by the PEorLE in the
centre. A brilliant Illumination was also ex-
hibitcd at the State House. At half past 9
O'Clock procession was formed, and moved
through the principal streets, bearing the Ian
terms accompanied by musick. The assem-
bly, shortly after retired iii perfect order
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22
REAL ESTATE, AT AucTIoN.

T>EE following Estates, will be sold at
Il Publick Auction, on WEDNESDAY,, tho
10Th Of April, at II O'clock A. M. if not sold
before at private sale, w.
A large Lot of Land, Dwelling House
thereon standing, situated on the Hill in
Mrhorf, lately improved by Mr.. ii. DEXTER.
.diso, -Four large Buildings Lots in front Of
said House. Atso, one. Lot of Land, at tho
South part of the Town--.dtso, one half OF
lot ofIand and House thercon, standing on
7Hames STREET, next North of Capt. EDWARD
EAsros's--improved by Mr.. FREEpopH
CoCGEsnALL. ~
.dlso, on THURSDAY, tho 2oth April, &c
II o'cjock, a. M. a large Lot and House
thereon, Standing ON Thames Street, next
North Of HIifan EHery, Esq. and directly
opposite Liberty Tree, now improved by
SILAs DEss.
= Iiso, one other Lot Of Land with Store
and Stable thereon, st.ynding on Pohler STREET.
Al,o, one other Large Building Lot, next
North Of SiLAs DEAN. .Aiso, on TUES
DAY, the 25th April, at ~ O'Clock, A. M.
a small Farm in TYpe1on, containing. about
sixty acres, being part Of the Farm, called the
Uhife Uine Farm, about ono Mile from tho
Stone Bridge, in Said Tiycrton. A plat oe
said Land can be seen by calling on &ias
Dean.
Ifthc weather should not be fair on tho
above days, the sale will be on the first fair
day after. Conditions made known at tho
sales
.fiso, at private aa!e--40 bbls. Pork.
s. DEAN, .fncsionecr.
Newport, March %: 1909,
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UIkU..

In ihis town on the morning ofthe 9th inst in ioyful
COCK, daughter of the late Iiea Habcnck IN ,h Ssd
year of her age She had several years before made
pubhck profession oai,h and evidenced by life oide
votion dpiety, that her faith was of an eyansEca
kind AS she lived 50 she died the death of the rieh
teous; her confidence was not shaken at the appear
ance OF death out she received the messenger with
composure and with smile on her coun,enance with.
out asuugge or groan, she fell asleep in Jesus. On
the Sth INST her remains were conveyed To the second
Baptist Meeting house, and after solemn discourse
delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Gibson from Corinthiaps
18th CHI 55h,5oth and 57h verses decertly in,err a.
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JASON orha1CE.

C8ers for sale, ar his Store, ia Iaslingtons
Street, No. 4,
100 bbls. fresh surerine Alexandria
and New-York Flour, by the bsrrcl or larger
quantity 2ooowt Calm Bread ; 60 barrels
picked Cod dry Goldfish ty the quintal or
larger quantity Pork; Beet; Rice ty tic
tierce loaf, powdered md brown Sugar
Souchong and BoLea Teas Coffee Moles-
ses West-lndia, Now-Englsnd md Cherry
Gum Wine, Brandy and Gin, Ly tie barrel
or less qusntity Ginger, AIlspice, Pepper,
Cinnamon, Soap, Candies, Starch, negro-head,
pigtail ana leaf Tobacco Segers by the thou-
sand or less quantity Mems and Wcmen's
Shoes Boots {; wriung and wrapping Paper;
mcrchantpbie and clear pine I.umlcr Hogs
head Shooks,O Oars black and bright Nau.isl,
Rosin few barrels guny Oil. .a.So, small
quantity of Flax.
Which Articles may be had on reasonable
terms, for Cash or approved credit, and tho
smallest favours gratefully received.
.Nvport, Morcf, 81, 1900 $50
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22

Eaiered---Sloop Fame, Walden, New York
sloop Fame Brown do. British brig Hero, Dickinson,
Dominica sch. Polly. Tew, Alexandra.
C'ea'ees-.--Ship William Henry Hudson. savan.
nah British ship Friends, Lacey, Lancaster, Eng. do
snow Roscius, Currc, Bay ofltundoras Swedish sch,
Marstrand, Johnson, ST. salvador sloop Golden Arc
Perry, New-fork do. Fame. Waldn, do brig John
Adams, Shaw, Norfolk; soop Fame, Brown, New.
York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22

The Insurance Companies of Philadelphia
tad Boston, il Is said, have. refused to insure
tSsjns; eonfare.
The brig America, Shaw, Of this port, is
seized by tie Collector Of Ocracocke, n. C..
her clearance ana n,-riies; having no sigma
tNres
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22
NEW ADMINISTRATION.

The following gentlemen have been appointed TO
Che Offices respectively affixed to their names; hav
ing>been nominated by the President of the u. s.
and approved the Senate.
Roter. Smith of Maryland, Secretary ofState.
.2beyt Galiatin Secretary of the Treasury.
HsLiGm Eustis, Of Massachusetts, Secretary Of
War.
Pau, Kana.oa, of South Carolina, Secretary of the
Navy
Gideon Granger, Postmaster general.
Cesar n. Rodney Attorney General
Thomas Sante- iunr. of South Carolina, Minister
plenipctentiary TO Rio Janeiro
Henry Hl, Consul at St. Salvador in Brazil.
Dazqd Holmes, of Virginia, Governor of the Mssis-
sirpi Territory.
JO.a Boyle, Of kentucky, Governor of the Illinois
Territory.
.NsssaaeI Pope, Secretary of the Illinois Terrific
~.
Among the nominations, made by the President.
was, understand, that of jain Quincy Adams, as
minister Plenipotentary to St. Petersburgh, which
vote was taken III The senate they having resolved
Ayes 7--Noes 15--that such mission was in
their opinion unnecessary.
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TO I,t LrI,

-dnd hosscssion gipen khc 25th inst.
THAT Commodious DWELLING.
HOUSE IN Pclham-strcct now occupied by
Hfiiah, 7homhson, with Garden, and an. ex.
ccllcnt well OF water in the yard.--For terms,
apply to DANIEL Is. VAUGHN.
Newport, March Do, 1909. u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22

The equality Of parties in the town OF N.-
lem is singular. At the March meeting,
two republican and federal selectmen were
chosen,and republican town-clerk. 30 nArch
business eMplowed them until In the even
ing--the meeting then was adjourned TO the
next day, when arepubhcan was elected tor
the..ffth selccman by a small majority. The
votes for the two candidates for ccan,y-treas-
urer were exactly equel. The number OF
voters in Salem is nearly 5000. Phe'iier.
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WANTED,

a GIRL,.ls or II years Of age, TO assis, In
light work in small fannie. One that can
produce good recommendations, will hear of
. situation, by applying to this Office.
Maroi %.
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For NORFOLK, v;rr.

!, xAA THE fast-sailing sloop CON-
NES4xxSs NECTICUT,. JosuuA AprIE.
.SIE&K- By, master, 20 tons burthen, will
sail on the 2sth inst For Freight or Pas.
sage apply to BENJAMIN WIGHT MAN,
HENRY y. CRANSTON, or the master
on board, at Newman's wharf.
March 90
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f:.aRRIED,
Al l9Hssssss':, by the Hon ,ohn Ri.nnotor. Mr..
JOHN ErrkFp Jun. 70 Miss ABIGAIL CApopN.
daughter ctthe late capt Charles Calhoun of,hs town
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MA IHANif.L ilIaR-,CN>,
ROOKSEI lrE ov1 IMP AEIAN

BOOKSELLER apd LIBRARIAN
HAS received Many additions 10 lis EcokA
store and Circulating Library, oi such vo.As
as cannot i@il 10 please the ruLli,k. Th. ko-
gnlations of his Library viii B. strictly 40
hcred TO.
His Spring Assortment of nc USE Pr.
PERS and BORDbRS, will lie tc,y soity
received which, with his ptts,nt 81, 4,
VIII consist of the most elegant Iptcli.s. e
the most reasonable prices OF my ia 90
State.
Mr. ID. receives his Papers flom Gre of
the best Manufactures in dc Ini.n, I'D
no other person in Newport has my Of Lie
patterns.
BOOK BINDING
Executed in u handsome style on Reasons
able terms. Blank Books nls,ie 10 any p.ts
tern, with.Spring Backs.
Old Books REBOUND. March %.
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lCh 49,. H., -
\ DWELLING HOUSE., No. so, situas
IA ted OH Fridge Sfrecf, with "a good Cci-
Ter and Shop adjoining, suitable for Cabinet.
maker yard, garden, stable, and d good well
of water. For further particulars, inauiro
Of BENZ. HAMMOND.
Nsznhort, March %. 1900
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22

.New-Hamhshire Eleefion,
For State Officers, took place on Tuesday
last. His Excellency, JoHN LANo DON, Esq.
was the Republican candidate for Governour,
and the Hon. jeremiah Smith, the federal.
We have not received any information, ex-
cept from 4s towns, which we find in New
buryport federal paper---thesc give Gov.
Langdon majority of eleven hundred, and
make the nett gain to the Republican ticket,
since August last, EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND
NINE If reliance can be placed on these &C
counts, which are federal, we believe Gov.
Langdon stands an equal chance, at least, with
his opponent. CdroHicie.
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iOk LIAnkLI.S ION -. &.
ME brig HERCULES COURTNEY,
l. JAMES B. PHILLIrs. master, to sid
in all this month. For Freight or Passage,
apply TO the master on board.
March 30.
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TO BIZ LEI,

TO BIZ LEI,
THE Dwelliag-Housc and garden, in
l. Shriag-Sfreef, occupied by the late Johi
6anisfer, Esq.---For further particulars and
terms, apply at the house. March %.
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BOOK BINDING

JAMES W..o UAir,, DAKEK.
No. lo5, 2hameS-Strcet, ClEsrs /5, sale,
100 bbls. excellent Ship Bread. Gro.
eccrics of all kinds, Crackers ond Ginger
Bread put ZIP at the shortcs. notice.
MLort, 1arch %.
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TO BE LEI,

~ Ill
AND possession given the tenth of June
next, that large, commodious, well situated
and elegant New Store, now occupied by
Mrs. Saruk Sands. For terms and paiticu-
lars, apply, to the subscriber.
PAUL NJ. MUMFORD.
.Nc7phort. Marfh %.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-25
BY JOHN PINKERTON,
AvTHoR OF MODERN GEoGRaPET, &c.
COhDITICNS.


The work will be handsomely printed. l.
quarto, on fine paper and with a new type F.;
and will be put 10 press as soon as sufficient
number of subscribers is obtained.
1t is expected The work will be completed
in ten or twelve volumes, each containing De-
tween eight and nine hundred pages of letter
press, besides several elegant engraVings.
quarter ola volume, or one number, is
proposed to be published en- the first day OF
every month, at dollars, payable On deliYc-
~. To non-subscribers the price will be con-
siderably enhanced.
A list of the names Of such as patronise this
valuable work by subscription, viii be pub
ilshedin the last volume.
DP The English edition sells at II dollars
volume.
* SUB SCRIP 7I0-Ms receivcd by JAMES
KEyNEDr, senior, .Atcre'.drsa.
July z.
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Na@sngton 7auern-

Geo. Talbot & Francis Hall,
n EG leave to inform their friends and the
ID public generally, that they have taken
that sominodious tavern, in Alexandra, well
known by the narae the Washington To-
ve,n-where travellers and others who may
please TO favor them with their castoR,, ma!
depend on every attention being paid them
Thcy have now on hand and will constant
iy keep stock of TIE very best liquors and
wines--their. table will be always supplied
with the best provi sions-their beds are good
their stabling excellent, with careful and
attentive hostler.
From Che known experience OF FRANCIS
EALL, [who has lived in the house since it
became a tavern they ha.ter themselves it
will be in their power to give satisfaction and
they assure their ratronsthas nothing on their
part shall be left undone.
NJ Private families can'be accommodate
ed at the shortest notice with either Dinners
or Suppers.
Sept. lS. q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-25

TIE shove Lottery CONNIE ccs drawing on
the first Monday in November next, and will
be continued regularly at the rate of fifteen
hundred tickets each, week until flushed
prizes in the late New DIRK and Baltimore
lotteries, tahea in .,aymeot for tickets IN
his.
a correct list Of the drawing Will be re
cciyed two or three times week snd al
tickets soli by tie subscriber examined tree
OF expence.
Present price of tickets, Ten Dollars Fifty
Gents; but viii in tew days DE raised te
Eleven Dollars
Fer s.ie ~
Robert Gray.
August 8.
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VIM. C.. Newton,
DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE
Y K " L g D. S

Patent Wa1hlng Machine.
First fill the barrel half f;,A Of your finest
cloths, than fill the bottom ef.the Reservoir
with kotsuds up to the side planks, turn the
Crank backwards and forwards so AZ to make
the cloaths fall the hardest against the sides Of
the barrel for abouttwenty-6ye minutes, then
use the same suds with little more soap and
hot water for the next finest cloaths, until the
sIlds arc unfit for use, thenfsccond yosr cloaths
ir the same way with boiling suds, after db-
bing alittle soap on the dirtie,s parts OF the
cloaths then rince them in the machine in
warm or cold water
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PUBLIC SALE.

Under decree of the honorable the circuit
court ofthc district Of Columbia, held at Alex
andria, tie SUBSCRIBERS will expose to public
sale at the coffee-heuse on the l4th day Of
next month, on credit Of sixty and ninety
DAYS,
IN Undivided moiety ETA rent OF 1s1 ls
per d7num,
PAYABLE for ever, charged on lot of ground
situated atthe intersection of Wolfe and u
nion-ssrsets and extending southwardly along
the west side Of Union street one hundred and
fifteen feet, and westwardly along the south
side ofWolte street sixty two feet six inches.
The payment oftnis remit secured by valu--
able pernamenE improvements OH the lot
And If from the sale OF the above rent
charge the sum required by the decree of
the court cannot be raised--the subscribers
will then proceed to sell, at the same place,
ard on the same crsdit---
Oae ssadiviasd .seVsath fart Of tie reOersion
III fee,
Exnectanton the death of Jane Roberdeau,
widow Of Daniel Roterdeau, deceased, IN the
following Lots, tia: is to say. one Lot OIL
the cas-, side of Water street between Wolfe
and Wilkes streets, in front on Water
treet 81 feet inches. an depth rs feet,
and bounded on thee north by an alley
fsetSside--On this lotis erected a handsome
and Convenient story brick dwelling house,
with the usual oAt-hous:s .-And two other
lots adjoining each other on tho west side OF
Union-st. between Wolfe and Wilke-streets,
in front on Unionsstrcet forty one teet, IN
depth one hundred and twenty five feet
r. /. Taylor.
Cuthbert Powell.
September s. d3ot
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Joseph H. Vaudeville,
Corner Of King aud Union-ssreets,
HAS FOR SALE,

HAS FOR SALE,
1000 baskets coarse and fine Salt, by the
bushel and in sacks.
SO barrels Whiskey
1000 VT. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do. in casks.
5000 VT. best green Co flee, in 5ags.
loOodo. white do.
French Brandy. 81
Jamaica, Antigua, Wmdward Island and
New England Rum.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, and Hy-
son Skin Teas, ofthe latest inhortctions.
Sugar, best Muscovado, in hossheads an
barrels 4
Do inferior qualities, in do.
Moiasses, in hogsheads.
Clover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and BY retail.
Candies, mould and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, Hamilton's ard Carrots
Snuff, in bottles, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Pepper, Allspice, Chewing Tobacco,
Nader, Copperas, Soal Leather, Bed Cords,
Leading Lines, Ks. &c.
ALSO,
Best SuperHne Flour. for private families,
a few barrels Corn, and some Seed Oats,
Piaister of Paris, sc.
April ".
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Filming Utenllis.

On SATURDAY, the 25d day Of this pre-
sent month, at IL o'clock, Will be sold, cn 4
liberal credit, to the highest bidder, at tie
landing commonly called LEAR's, in Fair
fax county, Virginia, about miles beon
Alexandria, TWO SEINES. in complete
order, two complete BOATS, about one
hundred STRIKING STANDS, and all o.
Their necessary nnteusils for the Fishing Blu
sness. Likewise the Landing for the ensuing
season. FERNS viii be made known at the
time Of sale.
John Smith, g Co.
September g. 2aw6t
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ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg

THIS is to sige notsce. That the subscri
Der of Alexandria county, In the district Of
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of said county, letters testamentary
on the estate of CHARLES WADswoRTH
late of the county aforesaid, merchant, decd
all persons having Gains against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the srb-
scribcr, ca or bsfore the 9Th day of March
next or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit 20 said estate-and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Sep
tcmber, 1909.
- James Patton, Es'r.
September 6. eo6w
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EVENING SCHOOL,

T. He subscriber respectfully 49, Wv ,iluits,
1 inhabitants Of alexandra a'' ~ ,csoot
that lie will commence n f'hN"0 -
on tie 25th oflhc present lAontn' I'll. st>
Terms, three dollars per quartz ,,s--,fSe'
dents furnishing H.; ut for thense -. .u,s.r-
dollars and seventy five cents if the -. ~ oni,
Der supply them With lights. I'm
will be furnished gratis. ;, t,e ma
r For any thing pertaining 70 If
''s"'''s' the terms may J. !. Parable, .s;:,
Sept. Is. -,
o. PRINTING IN al *, l., eu
rious branches, Handsomely dis
ecuted with accuracy a'l0
patch.
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TO EXCHANGE
Public Sale.

PURSUANT to decree of the honorable
the United States circuit cour, forthe district
sef Columbia, sitting in AIesan dria, on satur-
day, the seventh day of OCTOBER next.
at four O'Clock in the afternoon, | shall
sell, on the premises, a: public yendue,
for ready money, to the highest bidder, those
four adjoining Lots, or pieces of ground, as
distinguished on a plan thereof in my hands.
by the numbers 4, S, and z, lying on the
westside ,cf. Royal street and north of Wolfe.
street, extending from the intersection vi
said streets and binding the, ewith 100 feet
on Royal street and 90 feet.s inches ON Wolfe
street. : !.
Colin Auld, Con1nsr..
August 81. ssw.s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-25
VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.

Forming complete History, Of the Origin
and Progress Of Discovery, by Sea aid
Land, from the earliest ages to the present
time. Preceded by an Historical ln.roduc-
ton, and Critical Catalogue Of Eoots
Voyages and Travels: Ana illustrated
adorned witt, Numerous Engrasings.