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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-17

of their general, Niyas, who endeasored to
escape, but was seized, and sent prisoner to
Seville, that the French lad been repulsed
in fifteen assaults upon Saragossa, where
they had lost great numbers, AID that they
were said to have lost already as many as
zoe, 900 men IN Spain. At Valencia, the
patriot spirit was at the highest pitch; and
10 doubt of their success against the tyraat
was almost tlyachery
The day before capt. Bickford sailed from
Valencia, news was received from the Junta
that Austria and Turkey had declared war
against France-and that the force OF the
Austrians were $4,000 men and the Turks
1 $4,000 men in arms.
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Late and direct fran 5fam,

Yesterday arrived at this port the ship
Catherine, capt. lhos. Bichford, in IS days
from Valencia ontile Mediterranean. He
brought printed pape;s to the 17th OF Feb.
for the hon. Mr.. Gray, the owner, who favor
ed US with the LOAF Of them 9or a few hours,
and from which TRANSACTIONS have been made
for this paper. We do not find IN them a
ny official accounts OF any one great and DC
cisive action but there is ample evidence
that the >Spaniards continue the WAY with
the same zeal and patriotism with which
they begun it, and strong appearances that
the patriotic spirit.has ybeen rewarded with
greater. success than could have been ex.
pected from raw undissiphned troops over
their veteran invaders. 2 4 he accounts of
tbs English arnls, arc, that Oh their march to
the sea coast OF Gallioia,. on the 20 and eth
January they hadsuccessfuj encounters with
the French, but we find nothing OF an official
nature respecting them and they are said
afterwards to nave with Romano, foraled a
junction with The, Portuguese, combining
force OF 10000 men-of the three nations.
Ii was said that Napoleon was quitting
:Spainin great haste, and al. Lannes with
his army returning alsos by forced marches.
1t could be no common cause that should
produce such movement when the affairs
of Spain were in such,a critical state, and a
crown for the head Of Napoleon's brother
was at stake bat we ind by the papers, that
England and Turkey had concluded peace
that both Austria and Turkey assumed a
threatening position with regard to France
that the arehduke Charles had entered
Bavaria with large army, and the noble
resistance. # the Spaniards was likely to.
rouse a spirit in other nations which might
yet wrest Europe from the hands. Of the
.conqueror and restore it to itself.
Since the TRANSACTIONS Of the papers have
been made, we have conversed with captain
:bickford, who informed us, that the day be-
fore he sailed a.paper was received at Va
!encia from the supreme Junta, from which
he heard read the Important. account, that
Austria and Turkey had both actually de-
x,elared war against France, the probability
@of+ which event is repeatedly mentioned in
the papers which we have seen. The gei-
tleman who read. it to him. expressed de-
sire that he should bring the paper to. Anne
RIGA; but the eagrrness to see itoccasioned
Its being lent FROM one to another, till it
could not be recovered before he sailed, it
was considered as a fact, and gave great spi-
rits to the Spaniards.
He further informs us, that French ar
my of 1s 900 men, from Roses, in January
attacked the Spanish army besieging BARGE
Iona; and defeated it, through the treachery
[ -
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JUST RECEIVED,
This is to. give Notice,
January 10.

That the subscriber hath obtained from the
Orphans Court. of Saint Mays county and
state of Maryland, letters of administration on
che personal estate of Richard Bond, late OF
the aforesaid county and state, deceased -
All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same for adjustment, with the proper youch-
crs thereofto the subscriber, living in SAINT
Mary's county and state of Maryland, at or
before the 18th day OF July next or they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day. of ia.
nuary, 800.
<,Rebecca White Bond.
Executrix.
Iaaaaryiis. lawem
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be E. lclain nstice u not bs;,
, wI,h94 !. .i trial, bat . ), s ,
be heard by evidence at tbs b''l sa'gjscl,
the law. "l'is~lls;, a,;a'
(s:gned)
ihe motion was then pu, a. h !
ordered to lie on the table. : 4Ad 'hll
on question from Mr.. r., \
speaker explained the ora;n.4 naa'
proceedings pursued bv the bos. c0a'
not wish any further motion :. az
upon the letter till i, Vas eos ~ Dc
Journals by the clerk. l'psd 70
Left sitting.
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HOUSE oFLoRDs
Te6fuQIU q

On motion Of lord Auckland /.
was ordered to be presented to h a. add,
praying for copies Of a letter f,n ~ ' M
cretary Canning to MIR. pinE0s,, VI ).
TENDER last, and tie answcrorMr :. la !,
These are The letters which ms l1. ['aka
noise III this countrv-Cano;0o,s y NJ
forgery. Wy ca
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05
COMMON

COMM oNwBALTH, ! Habeas Cor.
jean SMITH, Marsh al of Sduce tie 5ody
the United States, of the Dis Of EGzQ6eth
trict of Pennsylvania. J Sergeant
1t appears by The return of the Marshal,
to the Hubcne CorPus, in this case thar he
arrested and detained Mrs. Sergeant, in o.
bedienCc to- writ of attachment from the
District Court of heUnited States, issued bv
the Judge of tat Court, in consequence of n
Peremptory Mandamus from the Supreme
court of the United States The sentence
in the district court was founded on libel
FLED Wy Gideon Olmstead and three others,
against the sail Elizabeth Sergeant and Est
her waters, surviving executives of David
RttenhGuse, deceased, for the purpose of
carrying into fleet decree OF the court of
appeals, in admiralty cases, established by
the Congress of the United States, before
the adoption Either Of our present federal
constitution, o ofthe articles of confederate
on of 1st of March, 1881. I'hi5 decree of
the court of appeals has been the subject Of
long and unpleasant litigation, between the
United State and the state of Pennsylvania
Strong feelings have been excited opinions,
taken up in warmth, have been supported
with violence Whatever decision, there
fore, may make, on the points now brought
before me, must suppose that many per.
sons will be dspleas d with it. But should
be unworthyof my station, if suffered my .
self to be influenced by that considerations
have not ffattered myself with the vain,
had almost said the guilty hope, of pleasing
all men or all fartieS i must endeavor to
secure the appreciation of my own conscience,
and trust to Providence for the rest.
The facts which have been laid before me,
are substantially as follows: on the 14th Sep
TENDER, 1873, Thomas Houston, commander
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05
;O PUsLIsHED az THOMAS RITGHIE, or
PosITs THE GLOBE TAvRaN, AT FIVE DOL
LARS PER AHNuM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
A TUTOR WANTED-The Trustees Of

a TUTOR WANTED.-The Trustees of
n the town ofYerk, are anxious to employ a
gentleman OF character. g. literary requirements,
to conduct a SCHOOL i'll the said town. The
branches of Science to be taught are, reading,
writing, English grammar, arithmetic, geogra-
ply, use of the globes, the Latin and Greek clas-
scks. The situation of York IS pleasant and heal
thy From twenty to forty pupils can be procu-
red A comfortable house will be furnished the
Tutor free of expense. person who shall pro-
duce testimonials of his sobriety, discretion and
requirements, which shall qualify him for the
conduct of the school, will meet with encourage
nent on application to
CoRsLN GRIFFIN, } Committee
TIL: GRIFFIN, : of
RoBT NELSON, jr. Trustees.
May 9. IT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05
POLITICAL.
COMMUrICA ATOMS
from THELArE PaEs,sExrADAMs.
COhRESPoNDENCE, rciDtire 10 tie J'REd.
n with FRANCE.
(CoNTiNUED)
CONCENTRATIONS
To me P,inters ef Me Boatan Raniat-
(Co NTINUgD)

o me (TiHterS ~ the Boston Psfyist.
StRs,
The institution Of an Embassy to France in
1879, was made upon principle, and in conforni.
'yto asystem Of foreign affairs, formed upon long
dcIberaton, established in my mind, and annie
opened, explained and supported in Congress.
that is, asystem OF eternal neutrality if possible,
IN all the wars Of Europe, at least eighteen wears
before President WaShngton's Proclamation ri
Neutrality in 1894 For the truth of The antiuui-
yoi this system, appeal to Judge Chase, who
made the first motion in Congress for entering in.
TO Foreign Relations This motion was mad. in
concert with me. and was seconded by me. II
arm incorrect IN any circumstances, that gentle.
man can set me right And here feel bride in
acknowledging, that perhaps, no two members
OF Congress were at that time upon more init.
mate terms. We Hickered, disputed, and wran
gled in public and private, but always With sne.
cies OF good humor that never was suffered To d;.
mn'sh the confidence, esteem, or affection of 81
Their IN the other have long wished for an Cd
portunity OF transmitting to posterity nv hum
bic testimony to the virtues and talents of tina,
able aud upright magistrate and statesman.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05
january II.

PURSUANT to a decretal order of the chan
Gerry District court of williamsburg, will
be offered tor sale, at Westmorcl,nd court house
ON lhe 18th Monday IN May rcXt, being court day,
that very valuable Fl "M situated on Nomony
river, IN the county OF Westmoreianl, the proper
ty ot John Matthews, late of said county, con-
tanning Obs acres y credit of IL months will be
gwen the purchaser executing bond with APP
proved security to the comm ssionurs acting I'm.
der te aforesaid order and dec, 1. trust Of, the
land to secure the payment Of the purchase mo
ney' according to the terms Of tho decree.
April II. 1atr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05
SAhES IT dUCTToW.

an Monday the 18th day of May next, will
" be sold on the premises, the Tenement at
present occupied by Mr.. Edward Carter STAN
nard Terms of sae-One third PAYABLE in three
months, one third in six months and the remain
ing third in twelve months. Notes with APPROX
ed endorsers will be required
THOMAS TAYLOR, Auctr
April 81, (tds.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05

M ESSRS. Stephen {. Letrnrr, .nI Ste
A'A phcn Arnold-As neither Of you are resi-
dents m the state OF Virgins, nor have any known
agent Of attorney within the same, to whom this
notice can be given / hereby give you notice,
that at Goochlsnd cor house, on the 9Oth dpv
ut May, 1909, between tie hours Of SIX in the
morning and seven in tie afternoon, shall l,ro
ceed TO take the Opposition OF George Under
wood, s'nglc and material witness for me TO a
particular tfct in the suit, which you have
brought against M, III the circuit court of the
United States, in the district of Virginia in pur
suance oi commission for that purpose obtained
SAMUEL WOODSON
April 21 en4y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05
OLMSTEAD'S CASE.
OFTNION

Of the Hon. WILLIAM TILGHMAN.
Chief Justice of the state of Pennsylvania,
on the Habeas Corpus taken out of the SUI
preme Court, repairing JOHN SMITH, Es-
91ire, Marshal Of the District, to bring
Mrs. SERGEANT before the Chief Justice.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05

g 81 JACOBS, arc lust receiving a hand.
some assortment OF Spring GOODS,
Amongst which are,
o'4 Cotton Canbrlcs, Yellow Nankeens,
Al Do. do Blue do
o-4 Figured Leno, Musnet,
80 DO do Dimiti, 5,
1 trunk supr Plates, Bombazetts,
l do Curtain Calico, Bandanro ub,kf.
silk Shambray, A handsome assyrln',
bi"cK Lntstrlng, Tortoise Combs,
I"'d 90: bale superfne Baiias,
Florentine Waistcotne do. Mowm.mood,es
Marseilles do.
An elegant assortment Floor Competing.
With number OF other articles too numerous
to enumcrate All of which will be sold at redu-
eed prices for cash.
April % 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05

ANDING from the Schooner RlcuMoNp
- Isaac Seaman, Master -
SO Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Shelled Almonds,
S Casks Green Coffee,
19 Barrels Prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE.
II Hogsheads Brown Sugar,
IS do. Mslasses.
fierces Green Cmifee,
IS Boxes Hav nnah Secars,
Bales WEIGH Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels,
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchonp Tea
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
FoR SALE BY,
GEORGE WATT.
january II. #
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II ROM HORSE.

II Rom HORSE,
Eight years Old, five feet one or two inches high.
with bobtail nicked, strong and we'll formed.
and IN good condition, moves well, and PAGES re-
markably fast The horse was raised by Mir Dav
OF Fredericksburg, formerly owned b, Mr.. Tho.
mas Powell OF that town, and latterIy by Mr..
Gregory or the Halfway House, of whom we
purchased him.
4LSO. stolen at the same time, a SADDLE
BRIDLE, with very large plated Bit and
Bifrdoon. We will give 1'I1ENI'l DDLLiPS
tor information of the said Horse, Saddle < Bri.
die, so that we get them again, and Fifty dollars
on conviction OF the thief
The Horse was seen last SUNDAY, about Ches.
terfied court house, and It's SUPPOSED die rider
IS making up the country.
Van. & CHS. C0RLING
April % ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05
SAL ES 1T AUCTION.

an Tuesday the ninth day of May next will
~ be sold on the premises, one half Acre of
ground on Shocke Hill, opposite the dwelling
House of Mr.. Robert Pollard on the south side
OF the street the said lott will be divided into
four lofts ofthirty five feet front the said
and extending back the depth of the entire lott,
except fifteen feet which will be reserved as Ia
alley for the Of all the purchasers The
terms of the sale will be one fourth payable in
three months, for which note negotiable in the
Bank It Virginia, will be required, with APP
proved endnrser. the balance payable IN twelve
months, for which Deed of Trust will be requi
red upon'the property.
And on "Wednesday, the 10th day of the same
month, at four o'clock, in the evening, will he
sold, on the premises, forty -four feet of GROUND
on the man-street, on the east side of Shockoe
creek, adjoining the lot of john Enders, and ex
tending back the depth ofthe lot-rhe terms Of
sale will be three and six months credit with
notes well endorsed, negotiable in the Bank OF
Virginia.
THCs. 7A1LOR, Aucr.
April o. tds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05

Il "ClNG The Tapppahannock ,JOCGEI
CLUE RACES, VIII commence on Thurs.
Nay the 18th May next
lsr DAY-The Jockey club Purse of 8 j20'
three mile heats.
SAP DAY-rhe Pro3yieto,'s Purse of 8 100.
en'Fa'cc ~ dollars, two mile heats, Give horses
,WEIGHTS rs FOLLOWS.
IN aged horse, 10. $50 Years old, ID. 100
years o'd 100 ; To. 80
, DO ITO And under that age 4
49,, feather
The course, &c. will he in good order, we
therefore may expect fine sport stables and lit
yer provided gratis, upon timely application to the
proprietor OF the course
4. S. BROCKENBROUGH,
Secretary and Treasurer.
me Secretary cannot state accurately tie a.
mount each days purse, but subboses thew will
Is o7oTe stated, Gite, dedcti1g the octey CLUB din.
"sI ana me expense IF advertising the races from,
the subscription.
April IL. ,Iy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05

- iof IHE THIEF Broken open and sto-
~ len out OF the subscribers Stable, III Peters.
burg, on Saturday night, the twenty-second IN
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FOR SALE.-By virtue of deed trust, ex-
4 ecuted by Pleasant Younghusband, in his
lite time, and recorded in the Genera, Court -
VIII be sold, on the twenty-sacond day of next
month (May,) at the Eagle Tavern, in the city Of
Richmond, four hundred and ninety three acres
Of LAND, in the county of Hcnrico, being the
tract ot |. AN ID wherein Francis Lewis, deed.
resided until his death, which Land decided
20 SAID founghusband, by Moses Davis and wife.
The deed was executed to tie Subscribers to Sc
cure to Frederick Harris, the payment of two
thousand eight hundred and sixty dollars. with
lntert st from the first of March, 1SOg--
tits mentioned m the deed, that the sale was 10
be made for ready money, but the deed is date Il
on the Esd March, 1908, therefore subject to the
act OF the last session of Assembly OF Vi.g.nia,
snt'tied an Act concerning executions for
ether purposes"
DAVID BULLOCK,P TO-
April % ids
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HH7'S, SHOES, PORTER, &c.
n J. EURR, offers for sale, at the same
- house III which is kept The Pcuitentioyv
Store, second door above the Eagle Tavern,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IT II s.
Including Gcntlemcn's black, drab and patent
Silk BE TIERS, CISToR rs, RORUNS, G-c.
Chap aud Legh"rn H;ti,
Mems and BoYs' Wool do
Servants Glazed Leather 10.
HaiterS trimmings and Materials.
S II o T. S,
Ladics Morocco and I'D Slips and Ties,
oe"'ismtns auperrne press Shoes and Pumps
Cons anti, on hand large stock of bottled
For'er, Il" as& C;dey, Philadelphia Beer, &c &c
April Is If
} EMOYAL.-1he Subscribers Tin cousc-
aG q''nce oi the lrie FIRE. have removed to a
|. nnck tenement belonging TO Messrs. ]. 6. r.
"an"ic' on the street leading 10 Mayo's Bridge,
opposite Messrs Brown and Rives's AccomDt-
ing H0"sc, where they have for sale, a general
assortment Of CEPNfE GOODS,
...coNsIsrING o..
oznaburgs & ricklen- Fine Shifting Linen,
5urgs, Bed Tick,
Dantzc Rolls, Damask Table Cloths.
Brown Rolls, Looking Glasses.
Sheeting, Liquor Gases,
i)oWlaS, Quart, Pink and Pint
Piatiilas, 6nc,nt.rs
Also, Fresh RED GLOYEP SEED
Bonn {: HE'BNER
April H. 6y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05

NJ OTICE-The subscriber has. for the pre-.
~ sent, removed his
VEN-D UE OFFICE,
to the front room of the house occupied by Mr..
Carter b. Page, opposite to Messrs. Hovey and
Sizer where he transacts business as usual
lie has on hand quantity Of West India and
other GOODS, and is prepared with convenient
store-houses to receive any further consignments
that may be made to him
JAMES BROWN, Jfr. Auctioneer.
April IL. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05

JoTIcE-The subscriber has. Tor the pre-.
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AIeral10rfa Dali X Ga5eftl

Sates at Vepdsst.
/, .v.ry Tuesday end Friday,
20 IT'LL BX SOLD
NE yendae Stores corner OF Prince anu
s Water streets.
) Var;sl, Of f,fy Goods, Greesr':'. t5e.
~ ), ,ss .s,.,,lars OF which viii be expressed in
.r. n the day- ali kinds OF goods
sns - w. -, on limitation and the prices OF
W. W. are established, can at any time CO
xn s.a and purchased At tho lowest Limitation
49, p. G.. Marstellers ". NJ.
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ADVERTISEMENT. !

BY virtue of deed of trust from join
Potts and Eisa his wife, to the subscriber
will be sold, at public auction, on the premi-
scs, on SATURDAY. the ,soth day Of this
instant month December, sundry pieces or
parcels OF GROUND, situate and lying on
Queen, Water, and Union. streets. in the
town of Alexandria, a. plat of which will be
produced on the day ofsale, when the terms
OF payment will be made known.
Ludwell Lee, Fajfee.
December g.. dts
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FRIDAY DEcEMBER ao, i8oe..
ROSE Hill FOR SHE

This healthys beautiful, and well improves
SEAT is DOW offered forsale, - IS -
Itcontains 400 acres, $50 of which are in
wood holland is better adapted to the use ol
Plaster OF Paris, aud there is some very yalu-
able meadow land upon it. S
Forterlns apply to w. II. Foots, esq. upon
the premises, or 70 the subs;riberin Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, Jun.
September ID. d
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t.
From the sloop Ranger, Captain Campbell,
and for s.le by
I.awra(on and FoWIc,
80 tons Plaster Paris
20 barrels Ncw-Englsnd Rum .
100 kegs Salmon
a chests Fl! son Tea .@
50 coils Grass Rope
5000 yards Tow Cloth
SO casks Goshen Cheese, oil superior
quality. = '".
IN STORE,
80, 900 weight Green Coffee =.
Is hcgshea;'s and 20 barrels Muscoyado
Sugars
10 chests Young Nyson Tea, Of sups-
rior quality s.e..=. ...
so cases Florence Oil, IL bottles each
100 bolts Ravens Duck -
100 reams Writing Paper.
80 barrels Tanners Oil
casks Sperm Oil
pipes 4ts proof Alicant Brandy
A puncheons Jam,sicI Rum
goo barrels Mess No. s. No. 2 Beef
50 barrels Prime Pork
$50 boxes Brown Soap H..
casks Timothy seed
so boxes Cod Fish
so Dc. Mol s 3 Chocolate
lobaFrels Salmon
10000 lbs Soal Leather
80 packages Shoes different qualities.
! 50 casks BeIlona Gunpowder
1 case German Chcc~s
! WANTED, ~
! 1000 bushels clean Rye, for which CAST
will be given.
| Apply as above.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

Tust received far sale blythe subscriber,
ILLUSTRATIONS OF Shakespear, by Mrs. Lee
nox
The Parents Assistant, or Stories tor
Children, by Maria Edg~orth.
Letters and Reflections, of the Austrian
Field Marshal Prince de Ligne, by Madame
dc Slael ~
Hut,on's Arithmetic and Bookkeeping
The Yankee in London.
AiuFray's Spelling Book, neat small New
York edition.
Pinkerton's Collection ofVoyages & Tia
wells, FIRST number is ready for delivery to
subscribers. =
A few sets Of Calcbs and Or. Buchanan's
celebrated Sermon, called the I" Star In the
East" may lie had OF
James Kennedy, Sen.
Dec. 27. cow
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A GREAT BAR IS AN T..

HRNw1 = ~ "a
The subscriber wishing - - move 10 the
|ssseera country, win sc Il the FARM on
zach ne resides in Fair ak county. ! miles
u alexandria, 9 fro' 4 Georce Town fer
s:sand about the sa me from the Potomac
i ~ crossing to Z g city of Washington
|un;n asalsnyt agree able neighborhood, con-
mar. soOas N9o ores, on which is conpe-
|teeI sas ~silns no. lse, large enough for gen
'sOi,ahia - "ge' her with all the outhouses
|aDOlee ,,. All new or nearly so an orchard of
.1iSss.a. sss OF selected fruit, together with
ssrOy.S s ueas fruit trees, proportion ofim-
kse,,;o, n'eAoO W Tor the scythe, and a large
Son ;nc,; .ie may sasily be made. Any per-
.hy ao,'I.".: 20 purchase may know the terms
|ths IN = a to Mr. JoHN DuLrK, adjoining
tsAes ~ m, or the subscriber on the pro-
E. Dulin.
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Notice is hereby given

NULILE 10 IlLIOUy
To the Stockholders offhe Bank Of dlrrdnd'7a'
! THAT an election Will he held at tho court
house in this town, on the third Monday In
January next, for the purpose of ehusint nine
Directors Sor the ensuing year aSreeao'y 70
charter.
BY order of the President anG Directors
Gulden Chapin,N Cam.
pesembsEla ee'e
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Holland and Country Gin ~ Z
New England Rum in kids. and bbls.s
Peach aud Apple Brandy in bbls.
Martinique Cordials, in boxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Havannah Honey
per gallon, Figbluc,
Molasses in hhds. Spanish Flotant Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter, ss
Harris's and Tsylor's manufactured To-
bacco in kegs,
Gunpowdcr and Shot of different sixes,
Chocolate Nos. "A and 3, Mould and Dipt Can
dies,
Malaga Raisim in boxes,
Pipes in boxes, gross each,
bingham box's, Hamilton's CARROTS and
Leiper's Stuff in bottles.
LONDON and Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c.
ALSO, ~ 4. b
A constant supply Of WATER CRACKERS and
best SUPERVISE TLoUR, by retail, and
so hhds. of Maryland and Virginia Tobac'
co.
November 20.