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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02
FIFTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
COLONEL. Alexander Parker.

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COLONEL. Alexander Parker.
LT. COLONEL. William %. Beall.
MAJOR. FULLY Robinson.
CAPTAINS. Nimrod Long, George Glib
son, Richard c. Dale, Edward Di lard, Benz.
Wallace, James Bankhead, Colin Buckner.
WIN. j.. Williams, John johnson, Fayette
Roane.
FIRST LIEUTENANTs. George NJ.
Brooke, Rich. Whartenby, Townsend Stith,
Roger A. Jones, James Fonerdon, Mordecai
Griffith, Henry Saunders, Alex. Millinery,
( Talbot Chambers, James Dorman.
SECOND LrEUTENANTs. William Hen
shaw, lie Roy Ope, Richard Fl. Bell, Jacob
Hindman, Washington Lee, William King,
Geo Washington, Elias Edmonds.
ENsGGNs. Robert Carson, John Jamisop.
James Saunders, Daniel Ward, Jeremiah
Yancey, Joseph Owens, John Suter, Edward
l.. Lomax.
SURGEON. William Upshaw,
SIXTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
COLONEL. Jonas Simonds.
LT. COLONEL. Joseph Constant:
MAJOR. Zebulon NJ. Pike.
CAPTAINS. WIN. =. Bennett. Ebens ger
Cross, Samuel Cherry, John +. Benty, Tho.
mas Davis, Jonathan Brooks, William Cock.
William Pencil.
FIRST LtEUTENAHTs. Ebenezer BE.
bee, John Christie, James Chambers, John
Machesney, George Nelson, J. r. Arrow.
smith, Cad Humphreys, John Walworth
Peter Muhlenburg, John Stewart.
SECOND LIEUTENANTs. Clement Sad.
Ter, VIM. Nicholas, Abel Morse. Robert
Serry, j.. T.. A. Masters, Chaun. Pettiboae
Henry Philips, John J. Plume, James ]. Voor
his, John Gilland
ENslGNs. Neil Shaw. WIS. Ganble
Edward Webb. Charles X. Gardnsc Hnnr,
Smell, Jacob Sim, Jacob Hec,, "a Grimes
John Rcgart.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02

CAPTAtHs. Alexander +. Rose, Gle
ment Riddle. Jacint laval. David Beary,
Noah Lester, James Thomas, Isaac A.
Coles. Nelson Luckett.
FIRST LIEuTENANrs. Alexander S.
Lyle, Bile Williams, Thomas A. Helms,
JamesJ. Bowie. Arthur Z. Haync, Asa Mer-
San, John M. Barclay, Seleck Osborn.
r SECOND LiEuTENhNTs. Silas Halsey,
Samuel M. Lee, Alexander Cummings,
George Nichols, VIM. Litdejoyn, Jonas
Munroe, Ferdinand Ludlow, George Haig.
CoRoNETs. Levi Hukill, Elijah Boaru-
man, John Roliingshead, Joseph Kean, Hen
~ Whiting. Robert p, M'Kelvey, George
Birch, Milton Haxtun.
SURGEON. Lewis Durham.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02
FIRST REGIMENT OF INFANTRY

COLONEL. Jacob Kingsbury.
1T: CoLoNEL. Daniel Bissell:
MAJOR. Zebulon Pike:
CAPTAINS. Jno. Whistler, Elijah Strong,
Nathan Heald, Eli B. Crimson, James Rhea,
William Swan, Ninian Pinkney, William
Carson, Heratio Stark, Simon Owens.
FIRST LIEUTENATs. Daniel Hughes,
Daniel Baker, Amb. Whitlock, William
Whistler, John c. Symmes, SIMEON knight,
Alpha Kingsley, Hezekiah Johnson, Benz
Marshal.
SECOND LfEUTENANTs John Brownson,
Thos. Hamilton, James r. Pcyton, Jacob w.
Albright, John Read, Louis Loramier. Phi
lip Ostrander, Nathaniel Pryor Seth Thomp-
son, Michael Immell
ENsIGNs. Samuel Perkins, LIMA Helm,
William Lithgow, James w. Bryson, Ro-
bert c. Page, John Campbell, Dixon STAINS
bury, Parker Greenough, Lewis Bissell.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02
THIRD REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.

COLONEL. Edward Pasteur.
LIT. COLONEL. John Smith.
MAJOR. Homer V. Milton.
CAPTAINS. John Darlington, Mossman
Houston, Abner Fasteur, Ross Bird, John
Nicks, Henry Atkinson, Jacob !. Faust,
Prentis Law, John M'Clelland, James Wood
ruff
FIRST LIEUTENANTs. William Butler,
Cadwallader Jones, Robert M'Daugal, Ro-
bert B. Moore, Duncan L. CliHch, James L.
Denking, A. G.. White, VIM. S. Hamilton,
James Moore, Wm. r. Davis.
SECOND LIEUTENANTs. Samuel w.
Butler. Henry Cholard, William johnson,
Timothy Span, Benz. ID. Herriott, Benz. NJ.
Jackson, Oh. c. M'Kensie, Holloway James,
Edwa ard Mason.
ENsIGNs. Stephen Rose. Samuel &. Nab
son, Robert Watson, John Burnett, Joel Ly-
on, Sterling Anderson, William Laval, Benz.
Harvey jr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02
SECOND REGIMENT OF INFANT


Ky.
COLONEL. Thos. H. Cushing.
LT. COLONEL. Richard Sparks.
MAJOR. John Bower.
CAPTAINS. Hugh Meal, Francis John
son, William r. Roote, John Campbell, Pc
ter p. Schuyler, Matthew Arbuckle, John
Brahap, Edm. p. Gains, Bar ID. Armistead
James Wilkinson.
FIRST LIETTENANTs. William Piatt
VIM. Lawrence, Henry B. Prevoort, John
Miller. Reub. Chamberlain, Jno. r. n. Luc-
kett, Robert Peyton, Benz. S. Smoot, John
V. Duforest, John Hackett.
SECOND LIEUTENANTs. John Hacket,
William c. Mead, John Pemberton, Will
am F. Ware, John C. Carter, John Davis
John Wetzell, Alexander Brownlow, Jesse
White, Samuel Noah:
ENsIGNs. Robert G. SeeIey, John Sta
nafd, John Mathers, Benedict Stewart, Ro
bert Cherry, John T Writ, John H. Robin.
son, Evert Bogardus, Hezekiah Bradley, Ba.
rony Vasquez.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-28

Caiteher-Johh Roberts, Moses Green.
Irar4niek-John Jones, VIM. Garrow.
.Forfoik-Wm. c. Holt, George New
ton.
Frankin-Robert Innes, Silas Garrett.
Northsmhson-Georg Parker, William
Dunton.
Charles City-John Christian, Cornelius
Egmon.
Porvhstan Johnson, William
Archer.
James Cfy-Littleton Tazewell, Wilt
am Z. Barrett
York-Samuel Shield, Doct. VIM. Taze-
well.
Neutrality-suspicious. Jones, Francis E.
Walker.
Lancaster-spencer @ Gorge, Samuel NJ
Shearman.
Vorthun6erland-Hi Blackwell, Sa..
mucl Downing.
Prince Edyard John Purnall, Archer
Womack.
Dinuiddie Pegram, ]. Watkins
Hardy-Christian Simon, -- Clay
poole.
CamgibeN-Anselm Lynch, G. Rievley.
Major Stephenson, (fed. is elected mem.
Der OF Congress in the Berkeley District.
by a majority of 230 votes over Col. Nor
row, the Republican candidate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-28
LETTER OF
THE HON. 10 HN II D II " s..

In the early part of the last session of Con-
gress, a gentleman holding an Office of high
responsibility, wrote to Mr.. Adams reques-
ting his opinion with respect to the evils
which pressed upon our country and the re-
NEEDY to be applied. The answer has oc-
cas:oned many conjectures and been the
subject of much vague conversation. WISH
ing to do justice to that candor, which re-
gardless of party prejudice, calls on age and
" sdom for counsel, aud to that magnani
nifty, which forgetting personal wrongs,
looks only to the honor of our couatry, we
have Obtained leave to publish this inter-
esting letter. We cannot anticipate the
comments that may be made but the text
is genuine and we subscribe to its ortho-
doxy.-Bosfon Patriot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-28
TO THE PEOPLE.
A Resort COURTEOUS for Joan GA.

A Resort courteous for JOAN CLARKK.
In a note lately published in the Enoui
rer, understand, that shall no, be ALLOW =.
ed the fuil privilege of replying to John
Clarke's hctlons, rodomontades, and gasco.
nades, until his defence, as he calls IL. IL
ended. He seems now TO be comnle,eIv =,
loss. lie can't tell where TO begin. how
10 proceed, nor where to end. And seems
TO be an adept in nothing but yii6cation.
Among other important accusations a
ga'nst my fame, he says was candidate
ior the ONCE which has been so much dis
graced by himself, and that applied 10
MN to obtain the appointment, so Sreaf a
man 7ods ne. Even admitting the truth. 1
know OF no harm, in entertaining or adyao.
cling such a wish. / believe 1 could nrove
by thousand persons, to whom have made
the declaration, that 1 was not a Candidate
Tor that Office. Whilst John Clarke. Iike
the fable OF the man killing the Lyon, viii he
the sole, the solitary witness to estabi;sh this
heinous offence.
That was not the foe of John Clarke or
OF the institution, two years ago. will he
fuily ascertained by the following extract
written by me, under those Impressions ~
regard, as well as confidence, which had
been excited by his own false stateaenf.
ana deeefsfous rehorts.
Argus, No. 1886, March 18th, 1907.
"Of all the public institutions which ~.
81 IN virginia, there is but one wherein
she eye OF the patriot and philosopher can
awsu Mith pleasure where it can ieok With
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-28
GS,glns0 ci%ctSons.

FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
i'amfsbire--Atexander King, Frsacis
White,
Bsrteiey-Philip PendIetou, Magnus
Tate.
ShenGndoah--Samael StrickIer,
Madeira.
Han0ver--JOhn Bowe, John S,arke.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-28

On 'he retirement of the late Preside NJ,
t'sm othce' the feelings of grateful coun.
uy were poured fourth from every quar-.
ter The citizens Of AIbemarIe, eager
on this occasion to express in the
strongest manner, the affection and es.
TEEN which they felt for their neighbour
ana friend, had determined to meet him
ID body at the extremity of the county,
ana conduct him home. Les. however.
tnsy might, while obeying the impulse of
friendship, iniia wound on that modes
" which has ever Characterised him, IL
Was thought best to submit TO him mi.
intention. 10 his reply, he expressed in he
mos. s0l'g'ng and affe9ionate terms, his
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-28


Returning to the scenes of nv o;rth
and early life, to the society Of those
with whom l was raised, and who have
been ever dear to me, 1 receive, fellow.
citizens and neighbours, with inexpres-
sible pleasure, the cordial welcome Won
are so good as to give me. Long absent
on duties, which the history of won.
deriul AGRA made incumbent on those
called to them, the pomp, the turmoil.
the hustle and splendor of Office, have
drawn but deeper sighs for the tran
quil and irresponsible occupations of
private life, for the enjoyment Of an af-
tectlonate intercourse with you. INV
neighbors and friends, and the endear-
ments offamily love, which nature has
given us all as the sweetener of every
hour. For these | gladly lay down the
distressing burthen Of power, and seek
with my fellow citizens, repose and
safety under the watchful cares, the Ia
oors and exertlons of younger and a.
bier minds. The anxieties you ex-
press to administer to my happiness.
do OF themselves confer that happiness.
and the measure will Of itself be COM
plete, 1t my endeavours to fulfil nv
duties IN the several public stations to
which have been called, have OBJ
tanned for me the appreciation of my
country. The part which Ihave acted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12
BY ALEXANDER WILSON.

TT is snow upwards of u year since the prospec-
l. tus of this work WAS FIRST issucd but owing
to a train of unforeseen evcnts, it's publication has
been retarded to the present time. During thus
temporary suspension. the a'!thor has had leisure
to review and reconsider his plan, and to new
model it in such a manner as will render the
work, in point of elegance, not Inferior to any OF
the kind that has appeared in Europe and as the
whole materials of It's mechanical parts, are the
produce and manufacture of ou- own country,
the publishers trust it will stand not only among
ourselves but with foreigners, as an honorable
testimony of the state of the arts, in this young
and growing empire.
THE original design was to publish the work
in Nuss5sre, each TO contain 5 plates but the in
conveiienge ofParcelling it out into such small
parts, and tie Injury that both the engrayings &
letter-press, would inevitably sustain, in that de-
tachet and exposed state, induced tue author to
abandon Il f.ra mare commadious and resnecta-
BILE form, letter suited 10 the nature of the publ
cation. These gentlemen, therefore, who were
pleased TO pstronize the work under its frst form,
viii. It's hoped, approve of the change and are
ats;berty to withdraw their names, or to extend
their patronage to the present.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12
CONDITIONS.

The first volume being now ready for publica-
ton. viii he submitted TO the inspection of those
gentlemen DESTROYS OF promoting the study of M.
turai History, and the progress of the arts in This
country. Its printed in large imperial quarto.
on a rici, vclium paper, made by tfr. Amies q
Philadelphia. The type was cast by Binny and
Roualdson and the general execution OF the
whole, it is presumed, will lose nothing by aeon
parison with the most fin:oned European publica.
ton.
Vol. I, contains 9 plates, each 10 inches by 10
comprehclding the figures of SO of orr native
birds, os thc size oriife, engraved by lawson and
Murray, f.Omthe urigina! drawing ; and coiored
from nature with ;}!e most scrupulous attention to
the true tints az tie originals the descriptive
part consists OF about 160 pages.
Ten volumes 1t is expected will comprehend
the yIioic one of which Of the same size and
price with the present, containing a like number
of plates. md execu.ed in the Same style ofele.
gance VIII be published every six months until
the whole he completed.
Aay subs criber who, on The publication Of the
second ~v.it1ie. disapproves Of the work, shall be
at iit"vty ~ Withdraw his name.
a list of the names OF those who putronize TIL.
splendid national work will be printed in the last
volume.
"a Subscriptions will be received at the Book.
stoG.. of Mr.. Samuel peasants, Richmond, and
blythe Author, who is now in this city for thal
purpose.
January z. C2t1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12

An U~S1CK-JoHNI =. ABERCR01tBr, ba.
v wing returned from his tour to the North
ward, begs leave to acquaint his friends and the
public, thathe still continues teaching, in this ci-
ty, OIL The Piano, Violin and Guitar. He Likewise
tunes Instruments as formerly, and respectfully
solicits the favor of their patronage.
Applications at Messrs. Pritchard & Adams,
Mr.. Pleasants's, and Mr.. Shields, Will be duly
attended 10. :
Dcc. %. oaw1m
NE. Mr.. Abercromby could conveniently at
tsna three or four pupils IN Manchester.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12
G2t1

lanes sEABROOK, 1A1LOR, retains his
y S,Gt:tai thanks to his friends and tie public,
for their iberai Encouragement and igt5Yaas them,
tAat he has reanoved from HUris's Garner, to the
RoRse LATELY occupied BY Mr.. WiAiiaan Prichara,
BOOKSELLER, rest door above the Post-Cfice, qchcJe
q coA;ntaais, III his line, sviH be thankfully recei
vcd, ar! plHctaaiy attended to-axi that he still
eontieHeS, constantly, to receive the newest fashions
Fo'n Philadelphia. .Jan. S. 2agv2wGlap4go
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12
UNITED STATES :;

ESmerckeri;,Y those ycsideas |ui,iia or terrific
~, {. ,hose that ~4,sis,trfe hitler from c.!cr rex ans
artons sSh:ch saiH b. four9 a greet ats,tber IF land
am ruc,ey Birds, hitherto saaes Yibca-sbec;fli ng
the class, order, ard Serxs 10 Shicd each b,yficr!rr
species bs,onys- jiottcsrstg, zrtth Il JtSv exceptions,
fhr asy~9'gemeat 81 Lathan-,tscy:6iay fhcir size,
Psum.9e, places q resort, general hGo:ts, ;%hecuiia
s3ts, foai, mode IF coastAcf;rg tAsir. nescs, tenn
of incx5s.tiom, migration, CO, &c. ILLUSTRATED ~i:h
Ratrs, erSrave.G ce!ered Eon ~oriSieal A,uveinSs
taker from Nature.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12

EN pursuance ola decd Of trust, executed to the
Il subscribers, by John p Shields and Jane C..
Shields, TO secure tie payment o. several sums
Of mogey therein mentioned, 20 Henry Cary
will b.. exposed for sale, cn the premises, for
cash, OH Moiia2, the 23d instant. the balance Of
that valuable tract 0s LIND, called and known
blythe name of Sales Hill, lying in the county
ofChesterfcld, and in the vicinity Of the Coal
Pitts, prso much thereof, as will be sufficient 10
meet thc i~Hte1tion Of said trust deed, together
with the expenses of sale.
BEV. G.. STANARD,
ARCHIE WOODBRIDGE.
v January 10. 1aw3w
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LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYLVANIA
HOUSE or REPRESENTA71YES.

SATURDAY, Dec. 10.
4 molten vas made by Mcssrs. Leib and
EWitiH. and r"ad IS follows, viz.
R~c,otUed, That q COMMITTEE be arpo:hfcd
to bring in a bill, declaring what shall or
what snail not constitute n conternIt OF court
and declaring further, that no person shall
die o. a2y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12

EOR SALE, a very likely Negro WOHAN,
J. sbcnt 25 years of age, a good SemPstress,
and used 20 the H~ousc-with her daughter, a.
bout 9 nr 10, also used to the House-Arply at
this ciHce. Dec. 90. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12

TIVE JlnES RIVER CO1fPANl, at their
4 hnaiai General Meeting, hive declared a
diyiderd Of enc ard q hal per cent. which will
be paid Oil application to
ROBERT POLLARD,
Treasurer.
January 10. St
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12

~ rUDhisnau ny rRoMAs RlrcnIE, or
RosITe ias T.opE TAVERN, a" j poL-
Lars PER ANsUM, In
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TO rHE MOVERS CT NATURAL

TO THE LOVERS CT NATURAL
HISTORY.
ANEw& supEnB wonK .aetNG TIE FRET OF
THE KlSp EvEh rTrMp1EnIS AMEnicA.
NOW PUBLISHING,
BY Subscription, by Brud7o-d 81 Inskceh,
Philadelphia, in imperial qaarto, Price
Sl2, her at handsomely kuif 6osnd
in .Norocco.-"oianse |. IT
AN. t.NlCAN ONMiii1CLOGY
OR, THE
NATURAL. HISTORY OF THE BIRDS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12

CONGRESS.

BILL FOR THE
laws.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12

CJ4r. GNes's Sherch in our nert.)
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Subsequent 10 tie aeiiyery Of MiS sheech,
TIRE bill 7g2S r~ec0nmittcd and tic SECOND
%oection rGhHnCeG and mo4jfcafions acre
madei in sfhe~s, sgih'oW essentially chang
ing liz mo8t cUectio'otJie Trincihtes and
hTDpisionS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-03
yofcph Vaudeville,
&sRxsR or EINc snd 1AIRF4x sTfKfss.
.<LKxAFDRiA
lfsa received a considerable ad.
dition to his Stock,

| and OFFERS sF0R. SALE,
20 hogsheads, lst and I'd quality
30 barrels MusccVad0 Satgars.
1000 lb. Green Coffee
8 IL tons British Patent Shot, asserted
Eg to No. g.
10 bales CottoB.
10 casks first quality Goshea Cheese.
30 boxes Mould Candies.
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
so ID. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Saltpetrs.
s ditto irish Glue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Yot,h az Fly
son, E2yson Skin, and Padre Souchong Ieasa
in quarter chests, boxes and cannistcrs--most
of which are equal iii quality to any ever IVA
ported.
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, Lisbon, Te-
neriffc, and Malaga Wines.
A few cases Medoc Claret-
Jamaica, Windward-I Island, and Northern
Rum.
Cognac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish ard Country Whiskey.
Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molssses, Hayanna F.aay.
Wine aud Cider Viaegar
Rest Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS.
Lost and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, Rice,
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Salt, STARCH
Fly Blue, indigo, Mace, Cloves. Cassia. IL
mento, Race and Ground Ginger, Cayenns
Pepper, Capcrs, Mustard, Raisins, Almonds,
C,lrraAts, Msdder, Ailunl, Copperas. Roll
Rrinstone, Chalk, Briush and Br~ndywtae
Gunpowder. Sp4nish Segars, CaYen,Gsh ans
Small TwiR Chewing Tobscco, Leiper's,
Carret,s, and Hsmilton's Snuff, Wiring Ent
Wrapping Paper Playing Caro-, led Golda,
Leading Lines, &c. Sea
October q.
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he first book OF nation Is the tnCuonkry
Of Their ean language.
VoLEsY.
/. II shall be printed on fine paper, in TIVE
handsome large l2mo volumes, upon q
beautiful type, called nonpareii, cast Tor
tic purpose, cy Mcssrs. Binney and 10
madison. This type, although SMALL, is, by
its neatncss and elegance, extremely CRATE
full to the eyes. The work will issue from
the press Of I. and G.. Palmer, who have
already been SO enlinentiy distinguished by
the greatest accuracy and taste In their
profession, and thorough knowledge of
the French and English languages.
II. Price, to subscribers, for the two volumes
in boards, neatly lettered, five dollars, to be
paid on the delivery of the whole work. By
gentlemen, however, wishing to have the
first volume before the second, II may be
received upon paying the fall amount OF
the subs -ription for both volumes.
sT Subscriptions received by r.
GRAY.
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Horse Shoelng Warranted.
THOMAS WHITE, Jun.
R{gfk smith sad Fcrrser.

A CQUAINTS his customers and the pub
~ lie In general, that he HIS opened shcp
at the lower end Of Union street, adjoining
Mr.. John Hunters ship yard, for the purpose
OF shoeing horses, In which line his kbliiues
needs no comTnent--and begs leave TO solicit
= share of the patronage Of a generous public,
and TO assure them tina; any work in tie line
of his profession, shall aot BE surpassed by any
on the continent.
Blacksmith work of allkinds and description
executed in a neat and workmanllke manner
N. b Those who favor him with their Gus
tom will have the advantage OF receiving hls
advice and attention in farriery gratis.
~ A couple of smart Lads, from to
Is years of age, will be taken as appreftlees
nd treated with kindkess, and strict attention.
lid 10 tilcir morals.
SeptcmbeI s, Glfn@sWSm
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ORPHANS COUR I,

.Aerengria Coanty, Mop. Term, 1908
ORDERED,
THAT tie executors Of L.mcs Russcl, dc
ceased, insert the following advertisement n
the Alexandria Gazette, three umes WseA
for eight weeks.
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This is 10 give Notice,

s-y-HAT the subscribers have obtained from
4 the Orphans Court of Alexandria ,ty.
"a The district of Columbia, letters tesla men
tary on the estate of Jan,es RAssel, late Oft
County aforesaid, Merchant, decd. All per,
sons having claims against the SAID deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
,he vouchers thereof, to the subscribers on or
before the 4th day OF May next, or they may
bv law be excluded from ali benefit to sa'd
estate, aud those indebted thereto are req9lf-
ed to mako immediate payment
Given under our hands this 4tf day OF No
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James II. Hooe.
Truenan Bralllears.
Erecutors ef James Russell.
eos
NO T E..
isvember4

TE subscriber cautions all those whom
e maS~oncern, from purchasing SAND
MARST- MUD, or STONE. irora JOSIAH
i BaowNAe, now in possession of Jones's-
q Point; Ace he has no other title to the pro-
s,erty thstthat which he derives from pos
kession obi red by knayery and retained b,
fse1ary.
John R. Cooke.
] Decsphfs ,. sswSw
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Valuable Family Medicines.

r "a follsnisg well X. s'ga gan Inc Medicines
from Hannah Lee rassnt Medicine store
EsW York, are constantly kept for sais by
flames Kennsdy, fen.
BOOKSELLER, KING-sTREET,
And no where else in Alexandra.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-03
By n. C. DUFIEF,

4mhoy Of Nature Di*hloysd in her mode ..
teaching language to mar, atfl;ed 10 'Hs
Eq.ench language, &C.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-03

Which there is reason to believe, have,
within. eight years past cured upwards Of Tw
HUNDRED THOUSAND persons OF both sexes,
sfevery age, and III every sltuatlon,of various
dangerous complaints arising from WORMS
ard from distractions or fouIness in the ste
mach ana bowels.
Ha,niLton's Elaxar,
For Coughs, Colds, AsthmAs, Sore Tires
and approaching CansumPisaa