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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-29
THEA Ere.


HE public are respectfully informed
> that dur'ng the seaSoa No play wal be
repeated, nor w!ii taere 5e any a oS.foae-
ment on account of weather.
u Positively the last night of Performanoe,
until the Company re urns from
Fredericksburg.
On Friday Evening, September 2eh, will
be presented, a Cele5ritei CO.
medy (never performed
here Called
Times a fell Tale.
In Act II. An illuminated naval Fete
Champetre.
With a Ballet Dance by Miss Placide,
Miss S. Su'ly, and Mss ]. Piacide.
To which will be added, the celebrated
Musical Entertainment of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-29
cM I,,arsa1n0t@sr,
The Living Picture.

y Z virtue of deed OF trust rom Andrew
ID Lewis, of th- county of Mon z, nsry Will
be sDid, by rhe subscribers, 10 the highest bidd -
at the Eagle Fayern, IN h. city OF & CD n )nd.
upon the % n a - Of 81 'mlsr xt, IN. IN.
l1wng TRACTS OF L IND, with their appu
tennces, n ~ mlch these1f a, m. b 1. neces sa.
ry to pay certain debts in thesaiI deed as rusr
mea,ioae |, tina is 20 say--one trace si,uae in
tn cIunty of M)aTgonary containing 100 a.
crei, b-ing 'ha. acg which he said Anirew
Lewis 11P iivss zone 9TH r rsact adj 3ining The
hs mn ioned, on the n1r,h, con sinng ssen
th)aiand az Conc olher Tract adj ning The
iri risnti m a, being an iaclu,.ve 5ayef, m
tanning seven thousand seven handted acres
one other tract adjoining the last mentioned a, thu
west end con- lining four handrsd an i ,usteen
acres o;her traci called sbe Ci.slu Neck,
coht9inias n &c hlnirsd and SIX Y-six ACRES
one oth@r tracs called Ssyenas ;ract, on 8 4 on
Creek adjDinng ths 6rsr m: rioIel trace OF
eight hun tTet acres, and con aiming hundred
and Fly acres Other tract also adj linilZ
the hrat mentioned tract, called P.e,hn1ds Car.
den, containing one hundred an1 even, eight
acres - me other trac, adjoining the last m .a,i
oned, containing one IPirsi "a thirty aces
=one other ract adj ,i1ing the in-u,ivs survey
IF seven thousand seven hunised acses aboys.
msnioned, containing eighty acre. = oth.r
tyact ali 1iaing hs SANE incluivs surrey ana
c)n ainhy one huddfs acr -zJhe ONE trscs
lying borh side. of Little Rv--, conts,ning
one huad Ell ana fifty aces, IN wh n i, suaa,e
HoPewell F rge-one o,her rae adjoining there.
! 10, containing nunired an foUy &C es--
one othsr tract a5joiniag the an., called the
Saw mill tract, con aiming fou huadred ant shir-
V-ejght acres=zand one other tract i lininz
the last msntione trac, c,ntamid5 one iun.
drej acres which said sevs a facts o. .ad
are ii date il the county Of dod g,nery.
ia. san sales viii b male az &c b. 10 'hs
direction in dcb caies, Of the act Of Assembly,
pissed the 3lst day Of Jadu.r y 1909, en- Itsd
" al act concerning exscu .ons AMI fof oIhe.
Purposes"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-29
VIENNA, July IS.

NIENNAI July Iob
Yesterday afternoon, prince John of
Lichtens,ein, who has been very gracl-
ciously received in his audience by Napo-
leon, arrived here, to negotiate the peace
with the French minister of state, count
Champaign.
The emperor Francis, as is generally as
serted here, is much in favour OF peace,
and charged the aychduke in writing to o.
pea negotiations FOR it, even considerable
sacrifices, in order to put an end to the
dreadful effusOn of blood. Previous to the
signing OF the armistice, some chief points
had been agreed upon, which are to form
the basis OF the peace about to be made.
An Immediate peace was expected, nay
bets were laid that the emperor Napoleon
will be at Paris by his birth day, the 15th
of August.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-29
EDWARD IoINsrON,0
JOHN PNOS5GR, rus

N. Il. The above Mentioned proprty is stu.
s,s on aud abou. whi. Is generally called tins
Ben. VI 'unsain, AMI couider;i a ve,y valuable
ssrats, particularly for gazing Auy one gi4A
ing TO. nore particular infogns;ion mty apply
to Charles JJanIton, residing in Canpbsli c,an
", near Lynshburg, or TO R7bert PollA d, Geo.
Pickett, or GalleSo, Richard q Co in shs CITY
of Richms1d.
Richm snd, July Its, 1909. rAs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-29

The sale o. sbs aforementioned properly IL
Postp 9n,d un,I the 3]i day Of Nov.mb,r Te1s
When Il win take pace a. tn Eagle Tavern ia
the ci'yof Richnjnd ssresiby TO .he condi..
ont in the shove Advertisement.
EDWARD JoHNsToH, 1r
joan PRO55G3. i'u ices
Ricsnonj, p n SsPtsn5er, 1899.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-29
"Quum tsner uxorem ducat Spade
- deiciIe Satyram non Scribere."


That though il belongs 10 the parents to
choose for their daughters, because of the
natural modesry of their sex yet it parents
from motives of selishness and ayarlce, will
sacrifice them to the arms of an old and de-
cripid lecher, that from the laws of sslf
preservation and personal happiness, they
should stand uninAu=hcsd in thelr choice.
Bat If daughters without being compelled
by any such necessity, act oth rwiss, the
parents have generally to blame themselves
| for not having impressed better principles
on their minds.
! 1t is saying of an ancient sage, "that
4 he who has got good wife mas found trea-
sure !" but mas not he VINO has rot . bad
| one, found f!end
Woman, with mind of finer organizati.
| 90, is naturally more perfect than man (;
| but like fallen angel. in proportion 70 her
natural state Of excellence, her depravlty
( becomes more shocking.
Hence women should be taught by their
friends (if they would discern them from
their hatterers) what are the qualifications
that render them most estimable, and Goa.
scquently most lovely.
That it is dOmestic wsrth, morality aud
unfeigned piety that recommend the charm,
Of woman that secure in her virtue she
btdhAS Ylthil q uidt3t SliCic3 "uSfe even tn
sep of the proaigate dares no. approach
; her but with reverence that win thes.
qualifications, her presence Is more omni.
. pstent than the tyrtnts of the world, as
L exacts from her beho.ders undiss;mbIe6 ho
| mage.
5 That the wile7 Of beauty, dress, and Re
. male arts are alike appdrItions, that daz
: zle for a moment but thar upon tue re
{ ! turn OF reason, TIE ectdcy ceases and the
too vanish.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29

stores would now be from FIVE to six dollars
per barrel. In respect of lumber, the loss
be sustained by the proprietor here, is
SILL greater, because the freight and other
cxpences upon II viii he stlllhigaer, in pro-
portion to its original value. In short, eve
~ articleof produce winch our country at
lords, trtis the effect oi this measure, de-
signeti as a punishmens for the injustice OF
the bslngercnts, but like most OF the late
measures, is productive OF greater injury 10
ourselves.
The folly of this system, is So evident,
thar attempts are already making te lay the
blame OF Il, upon the ieaeralsts, as ii the
minority. and not the majority passed laws
but Let Ii be remembered, thai there were
only TWO iederalisls, Messrs. Bayard and
" hite, OF the senate, and Riessrss Culpep-
per and Key, lii the house OF rePFcsenta-
tves, who voted Tor this law upon It's final
passage. and these gentlemen, we are per
suaued, were induced 20 vote for it, On &C
count OF tie last section, which provides for
repeal of this law itself, and all the odious
embargo laws, aiiertae end OF the next ses-
sion OF congress.
T NorfR IrG~er.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29
.[Nort.k Ledger.
CATALOGUE OF PLAYS,
Fen SALE BY
PO BE Il T CIR Il Y.

x 9 Il II n u x II /.
T7HE ROBBERS, Forty Thieves, Jew Of
1 Mogadore, Heir at Law, Robin Hood,
Love l.ang.s al Locksmiths OF Age To NOR
row, Foruess of Sorrento, Chrononhoton;ho-
lossos, Indian Princess, Critic, Fox Chase,
Blue Beard, Lock and Key, Darby Return,
What Bunder, Wandcrer, Stranger, Blind
Boy, Descrtcr, Jew, Point Of Honor, Mer-
maid, ScIoo for Scandal, Trust, Castie Spec
ire, Town ard Country, Voice OF Nature, He
Would if lie Could, Tears and Smiles. Adrian
and Ciila Farm House, Who's the Dure,
Trip to Scarborough, Whistle for it, torure'S
Ftoiic, Begone .DuH Care, Adelgitha. Void,
How 10 grow Rich, Man OF ForGtude.
,1LSn,
The Military Mentor, being series Of
letters recently written from general officer
to hia son-2 vols boards price 81.
CraLhe's Poems, highly spoken OF by the
British Reyi@ws as work OF th9 tigstM erit---
price bound, 81.
March 60.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29
March %.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

TIE Commissioners, for that purpose
& appointed, hereby give notice, that on
the sGcond day Of next Fairfax April Court,
they will attend at Fairfax Court House, Tor
the purpose Ct lettiag, to the lowest bidder,
the baiding and erecting Jail an.! Jailors
House, for tie said county, the plan Of which
and the specification OF the size and manner
in which the work is to be done, N y be sen
BIZ any DESTROYS thereof, by application 70 Mr..
Richard RatcliFa. She building to be com
peted Ia six months from the time Of letting.
Fond with approved security viii be required
fronl the undertaken
The money being new ready, a Part will
be advanced Oh execution Of the bond, and
other payments made as the work progresses,
10 be agreed on.
The Comm nloners.
MarQh %. 2aw4w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29
MarQh %,
Five Dollars Reward.


To AN AVA from the subscriber. On the
"a 2lst instant, black boy, an apprentice
to the carpenters trade, named GEORGE,
IS wears Old, about feet higp. and had on
when he went away light colorcd Bath coat
jor trousers ADD Jacket very much worn, an
WOOL hat--ilis nose is rather large and Hat,
shews his teeth when spoken to--hc uades-
stands something Of the carpenters trade
Whoever apprehends SAID boy ana secures
him, in any ia;i so that the subscriber gets him
again shall receive the above reward and all
necessary expences if brought home. He
may attempt TO pass as tree boy, as ne came
from the estate of General Washington.
Abel Blakeney.
March %. st
N. b. All persons are hereby forewarned
from harboring or employing said boy
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29
from tx 23rta -4mericaa.
MEMOIRS CT
NJ. YcR-GENER WAYNE.


sg-EoyY WAYNE, nao'- general in the
INV a the United States OF 4Arieflca, was
ne Of the iurs.r!ons ioanaers Of The Ame-
rtso RepubI;c. He Vas born II Chester
oun.r. iPeans, lvania, in It's. His grani
fther sore, a captains commission II tie
battle os Boyne, p3d-r King WiKiam, sad
was Distinguished for rs attachment to the
rinciprs os iibeity. Tie generals father
vas a rtspectablc farmer, apd scrvld for
nanv Years rs repccs cn.ative for the county
of Chester. IN the General Assembly Of
Pennsylvania, before the revolution. lis
son .lcccedcd him rs representative for the
county in '73. In this evsnt!ul year be GS-
gan bis career as {. pat;iot and friend to the
nights Ct man. I3e took an active part IN
althe measures Ct the assembly that year
which were opposed to the claims CT Great
Britain ;and IN connection with John Dick
nson, Thomas NI;f;:iin, Edward Biddie,
Charts Thompson, and few othcv eentle-
men, prepared the way for the decided and
cshl part yhich Fynnsylvania afterwards
took j the American revolution. In the
year ls75, he Quilted the coNaciis Of his
roanuy for the field. Re entered the ar
nyoi the United States as a Colonel. his
mue recruited 4 regiment III few weels
nh.s native County. In the close CT this
sThs accompanied GgEeral Thomson in
Nlsnada: Here he was soon carried into
acton. Is the Gefcat OF General I'homp-
saa he behaved wiih grea, bravery, and was
,aSaiariy useful in saving a large body Of
ne army, by the jadiciops manner liz which
necopaatted their retreat, after the general
vas made prisoner. Ia this battle the ge-
neral, then cc!cnel, received a & Ssh wound
nthe leg.
5 ~ the campaign Of 1776, he served an
' W General Gates 1T Ticonderoga, Gene
s s bates esteemed him highly, not only for
:, :, courage, and other military talents, but
:. us knowledge as an engineer. 1t was
.A'u OF hlm shat his eye Was nearly equal TO
measure IN iadging OF heights and distan-
~ ata!en, Of inca,cplabi7 consequence in
ss0Aesr. A, the close Of this campaign
! vas created brigadier general. lie
h ps an active part IN the campaign of III,
'euSht at Erandywine, and for lon9
lS'siarded the progress Of the British
Is a'y' crossing Chad's Ford. lie fought al
= saantown, and at Paoli, ON The Larcas
ioad; In the lastcf these battles, where
i. Lao ssperate command, and in which
A.. Was defeated, his GOODNESS and in;repi.
.,. NY, II the midst of a bloody scene, finally
~, lsI@,asd his character above censp->, and
I've esd credit TO the American arms. Ii
o., 40 ae shared the honor Of the victory
H. sf tae British army at Monmo,.,h. |,
h Il same Year he distinguished himself by ;
NJ NJ attack upon a block house, on tx
Re- IN niver--lt was rendered unsuccessful
Ger lung to the account given of it 3,
e,. .S'& y ashington, in his letter TO Con
go, only by the inten1perate yalor OF hi
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29
e,,1I,,,assgta gailp csaei:f.
,~ro .,gsD.4Y, NJ ARCH s: g.

80, : JT RIG.H .l29ND -

I..er from I.iehA.ona vs. iS't'H 'tias
pI IN .a,,. morning lr.sta Ere bFoks out IN
s a saop, beioAglag 70 MI hlaf s !.
iia ss.'yaresI s;p.rarsis q a square OF tbs
% e,s.' 81 The town teforsis could DC g2t
tsdsr.
\, ! s..er Cen, ln5rtfoaal, a'1laiea
s.at.!..,ise.. IL F.silasie.lia.ta, ''a'e Z,
q, lltS--itlsstf iss1-
IT,, ~ .sgasga's 5naFq
60 sai;t..s: sspafish and Astsh armies
( -. !. s,,scss5,,..l. ..lc tnslisa com
ssr lohn Moore, AMI The Sl'an-
'al''s f-.;,r ,!arq,.;s honsa9s,. hey add
l'Iss !, .,a,.lsleG fhe French. TIE freneh
l'i.s ~ tl1iea,s / Niita tie loss ST Ky
,,s;list!. aounaedand taken p'isoh-
s''s ~, sI1aat5!s and IEirie.ah los1aboas
~ Pc 4 -. lhie NMssitas, cart. FefsNst
!: ~, = da,s iro.n Gris,oi, brought Ike &C
s.,. ssd ko1t5on paPsls TIC days iStes
Ia lie packet.
The slfFenaet % * . I. = >''''.f
,',r,ed. bsiag II dreadful want OF proVl-
-, 1e sable insurgents marched a
inst tlem from Foss 80 FRINGE, and The
5aa rs tIockaded BY sene En8iish YES
I'D wsr, Spar,ish tsuarda Cossa, asd
,soskooners. Tbs poilpasmls Chs lag
din, and Tweed, sail to morrow, SAD to
hS,silie9 ;llere.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29
@ r F n T.
March 90.

" CONVENIENT two story brick dwell
( y ling House. with back buildings, or
Jefferson and Fairfax streets, with a stable,
carriage house, negro house, smoke houFe,
AID dairy, and pump OF good Wa'e' in the
yard. Also, large garden. lii winch there
is number oftrees For pleaslntness OF 81
;uAllon this IS exceeded by none in tie town
Of Alexandri,,, having full view CT the rive,
Potomac and Hunting Creek, which makes
Ii desirable situation for a private family
\ le.se woujl BE- given Gor aRumber Of years
ALSO,
A large frame House, On Urfion-sercet, f.
ted:up ior q store, and forthe accommodations
OF a tannily-this is . good stand for 'busi-
ncss.-Apply to
Jo(eph Dean.
March %, DIT
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29
March %.
IN VESIRY,

RESOLVED, That the annual Rents OF
PeMs i'll tie Episcopal Church be continued
as heretofore dated, and that the Church
Nar6ens 30 let the san e forthwith, resery-
ing TO the present proplietors of Fews the
right oil continuing IS such, and of letting
part Of their respective Pews to such and SO,
many persons as they may choose, on their
agreeing 10 be ansgerable for the whole of
the rent, or FOR one half, ii the tVardens shall
let the remainder OF Tie kew to such person
as Shall be answetable for the other half Of the
annual rent, and the Wardens are directed
in no case 10 take the engagement OF more
than two persons for the ANNUAL rent Of one
pew, and that,the Sane be paidqusrter year
ly.
"A CREEABLY to the above order the sub
N scribers will attend ct the Episcopal
Church, from /, O'Clock, A M until 2 O.
clock, p. N. On Wednesday, and Thursday
next
Signed,
WIN S. MOORE, w,rd.ne
JNO. AfuNcAsIER,5
March "a st
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29
S A L T..
BRICK & STONE LAYERS.


T. B. FIJI g T. Bal
INFORM the citizens of Alexandria and
1 lis vicinity that they have commenced the
above business, and from their practical
knowledge hope to meet with share OF pa
tronage faom a generous public. They pledge
themselves to execute such orders as they
ma, be favored with in a salts Factory manner.
Tacy rill furnish materials measured in the
wall, or lay them by the thousand, a. may
snit their employers. Where they are e.
qaested to furnish materials they VIII be I
he first quality.
February ". d3m
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29
Lottery Notice.

sOn Tuesday TIE 18th Of April Tickets in
Black River Lottery No.2,Wll rise in price to
So s5o-Gn that day week the drawing COM
''s'. R. GRAY.
March 90
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-15
Tbe 6a3ette.
Wilmington, July IS, 1909.


In the preceding columns will be found detailed
account of the successes of the Austrians in Italy
Since it was in type we have French statements
of some of the same transactions, which give them
very different colouring From a careful compa-
rison of dates and circumstances we are inclined to
believe the Austrian very much exaggerated
In speaking of the engagement the Tyro the 10Th
Of A bril- the French barely thai part Of their
troops gave battle to the Austrian army. That the
battle commenced at nine o'clock in the morning.
and was very obstinately maintained on both sides.
That the village of Porza was taken and retaken
veral times but that Notwithstanding the superiority
of the Austrian troops as to numbers, the French
preserved the advantage 1t does not appear that
Beauharnos was in this engagement at ALL though
the Austrian account states that he was wounded
The of Vicenza lis head quarters as late as
the 24th of April. and does appear that they
had been elsewhere for ten days two weeks before.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-15

+ NoN-INT ERcouRsE-This,, of all other mea-
sures, the British party in America (as Mr.. Stevens
calls them in the house of Commons) had denounced
particularly hostile Britain and would eventually
produce war--they (the ministry on the contrary
got astrlde Of this very measure to bring US conces
sions.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-15
FOR THE DELAWhRg GAZETTE

10 Inc C"sz'm q Vew Covir cougig.
lhe deranged state of the finances OF Ii;
county calls Tor ferlf dy. " One Of The people.
who appeared IN tS,e Museum sonnet, me ,ircr
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-15

The pn'isc of The city of New Or'"ans in conse'
ouence OF the great influx Of distressed fdstives ron
the Spanish islands, have had meeting, and ap
pointed committees in each ward, 10 make arrange.
ments for their relief, and to give employment to
such as arc able and willing 20 work.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-25
A GREAT BARGAIN.
August p.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, II mlles
from Alexandria, from George Town Ter
ry, and about the same from tho Potomac
bridge cr4s.sing to the city of Washington
IL, healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 47o acres, on which is conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough Tor gen
teel family, together with all the outhouses ;
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, a proportion OF I'M
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined TO purchase may knowthe terms
BY application to Mr.. JOIN DuLrs, adjoining
the said farm, or the snbscribar ON the pro-
uissk III;
1 II
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-25
N . T. | G E.

TIE subscriber, by virtue of deed OF
trust dated on the third day of September,
1907, from John Bogue to himself, Ludwell
Lee and Charles Alexander, will, on TUES.
bay, the 18th of November next, at four
O'Clock Of that day, at the tavern of Benjamin
Thornton, in the town of Eeesburg, K coun-
ty of Loudoun, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for ready moaey,
A TRAIT Of Lend,
in the county of Loudoun, on the north side
Of the main road from Lecs5urg to Alexan-
dria, and about one quarter of a mile to the
eastward of Goose Creek, containing ll4 a.
ores, which land is in the possession OF the
said John Bogue, or so much thereof as will
paw the expences of the sale and the sum of
l43 dollars and 80 cents, with interest due
BY the said Boguc to Mrs. Frances Alexan-
der, Administrative of Charles Alexander,
ESQUIRE, deceased, and the further sum OF
aSs dollars and IS cents, with interest there
on. due to the heirs OF the said Charles Alex
anGer.
Edmund ]. Lee,
Trustee.
Sentemlser 10. - dts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-25
A Wet Nurie wanted.

A. WOMAN with good breast of milk,
will get great wages by enquir1ng OF the
Printer Of this paper,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-25
Morocco Pocket-Book Lost.

Morocco Pocket-BoOk Lost.
LOST, Morocco Pocket Book, contain ;
ing one Ten Dollar Bank Note, one Lehigh
Lottery Ticket, donors name on the back
a note at four months, drawn by H. r. Graz
ham, my'AYor for lsl dollars a note drawn
by N La,ekin. my favor. payable first De-
cember, for upwards 80 dollars an acknow-
lodged account by 7. Hamilton, l5l dollars
some other notes, orders, and number of
other papers of no use to the finder, but ofim-
portance to me. The finder will please to res
turn the Book and papers, and keep the nas-.
ney for their trouble.
James S. Scott.
nctoher 10
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-25
October r..
CpbteY1mlth 6 Tan-Piate-Worker.

rTxHE subscriber continues to make and
repair ali kinds of COPPER x lin
WARE, and also carries oa the BRASS
FOUNDERS BUSINESS under the dlrec-
ton Of WltGap' Fletcher, and will execute
any WORK in that line.
FCR S.1LE,
IS boxes 10 by IL, and do. by 10 Boz
hernia Window Glass, of good quality.
TO LET,
The House on Fairfax-slree!, occupied oy
nyseif, which is made to accommodate one
Tor two falnilies--l will give lease on mo-
de rate terms. Also, the Brick House Oh
the corner of Prince and Royal.s.reets, ana
one Blacksmith Shop with set OF l oois.
Eor Sale or TO Let on Ground KEN Jo'
81 feet of Ground, fronting on Klng-strees
.nd running back 100 feet to-a 10 feet alley,
i IS situate nearly opposite the diasohaA
MN in good part Of the town. ~
Tie highest price viii be given 'or o'4
Conner. Pewter, Brass and Lead.
George M'Munrl. 49,.
Who has for hire handsome HsA' e0A'
with careful driver. mn.
August "a
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-25
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3 THE Stockholders in the Great Hunting
Creek Bridge Company, are hereby notified,
that the fourth instalment OF Ten DoAars on
each share of stock in the said company Is
called for, and required to be paid to the sub
scriber on or before Saturday, the sssh In
slant.
John HooH, Hea1urer.
October 1913. at 18th inst.