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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-04

Of Great Britain and France. The ques-
ton was then taken on Mr.. Livermore's
amendment by Yeas and Nays. Yea MIR
Livermore, Nays SO, all present voting in
the negative except Mr. Livermore him.
self. Absent on this vote - members.
Mr. Gold suggested an amendment TO the
bill, in part providing for the recovery and
distribution OF such fines as have 6een in
Cured under the non intercourse act re-
vived and amended. AT present he con-
ceived the bill to contain an expost facto
provision, in so much as it directed the
recovery of fines and penalties, the suits on
which must abate on the expiration of the
law under which they commenced He
therefore moved to amend il by making it
read may be instead of haze been incurred.
Mr. Colds amendment was lost, six or
seven gentlemen only rising in favor of it.
Mr. Minor suggested an amendment on
the part of the law RENTING FROM forfeit
ture all vessels which have come into the
u. S. between the Goth of May and 10th
of June. He wished to ada after the word
vessets their carSoes.
Mr. Minors motion was negatived.-
| The bill was ordered to a third reading to.
morrow without division.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-04
WEpnEspAY. June %.

Mr.. Stanford observed that the Post
Office department had long gone on with
out revision, aud that it was necessary
now, not only to review its expenses, but
the whole system. lie therefore moved
resolution TO this purpose that the post
master general prepare and report to the
house by the next session OF congress, such
a system as will enable the house TO COM
prise the several laws on the subject into
one; to report such additional regulations
as will tend to obviate any difficulty 10 the
transportation of the mail and promote
economy aud dispatch in the same. The
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-04

~ FROM the multitu1e of Congressi-
onal matter on hand, and from anxiety to
furnish our patrons with the earliest pos.
sible intelligence of the transactions of their
representatives; we were obliged to post
pone the continuation of the "Sketch of the
Political Situation of the British Empire,'
to our next paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-04
Rich LoW.Grounds.
Buckingham, June 27M 1900.

VIRGINIA
NJ ouherjor curt Of Chanccry hoi1en ar
He Cobjfol in ME Cry Of RicAnond, tie
2lsf lime 1909.
John willis, executor ofFrancis Willis, PIT.
az ipst
Philip Psudle,on, and David Hunter, execu.
tors Of Phiiip Pondeton. deceased. Iianosh
u ew, widow. AMI VINO was name cxecurix Of
he said William ID ew, AMI Dolphin DreV,
William Drew Whiting Drew and Washing en-
Drew, heirs Of 3eni,nin Drew, deceased. Who
was heir at law aud deyises OF the said Wi.iam
Drew deceased, Dcits
TIL Z subpoena sciefa-i's awarded in this
cause no, being returned cxecu'cd on the deicn-
dants Whiting Drew and Washington Drew g,
II appearing 20 ihe "a isfac ion Of the court that
they are not iuliahi ants ofih,l unity on mo-
lion Of the plaintiff. 10y counsel t IS ordered, that
The said defendants 90 appe4t here on the first
day Of the next tenn and sh w cause if any they
can, agains, The revival thereby sought---ana that
a coy Of this order W. lorh With inserted insofne
newspaper published IN the city of Richmom
for two months sucoessiyely and pD-tqd at ,he
front door oil the Capitol in The said city
"a cop Tcs.e,)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-04

BANK OF VIRGINIA, JULY 3, 1909.
The President & Directors have this day
declared dcvidend Of three per cent.
which will be paid after the 18th inst. on
application at the Bank IN person, or by
attorney.
John Brock enbrorgh, Cash'r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-04


mid shipmen, l9 do. ration, Goa .
l boatswain, 80 do. 2 rations, $50
l gunner, 90 do. 3 ya,ions, $50
l steward, IL do. / ration, 289
3,254
Deduct one ration per day, for each
officer, 1t oeing estimated in the
article of provisions, because each
officer will draw one "a ion in kind,
1855 ra;ions al 20 cents, 5ll
-
2,743
able seamen, I'D Is. 1850 RAJ
tons, 1896
10 ordinary do. 8 dolls. 1855 do.
Marines, 1900
Provisions, 3 $40
0epa'rs, &c. $50
Medicine and hospital storesi sc. $50
Dolls. l,4so
(Say, g II SOY
AS one gun boat will COS, 1850
per annum, twenty four gun
boats will cost 8 2Y6.ooo
Estimate Of the annual expense of main.
ia'ning IN actual service - gun boats
at New Orleans.
l captain commanding, s 100 per month.
.6 ra.ions per day, 2 SOS
5 surgeons SC dis. per mouth, 5000
! purser, 80 due 40
1 surgeons mate, 80 do. lao
$40 ra!ions, at 90 cents, l,o2s
OSLO
Annual expense OF "a gun boats,
rot Including the above essen
'isl officers, 27e,ooo
to,al amount, expense Of % gun
boats IN actual service al n. Or
leans, dolls. 254,sIo
NoTE--ln the above estimate. FUN crews
are allowed TO he gun boats but orders
!lave been given 10 reduce he Gre VS. of the
gun boats at New Orleans, to number
mercy sufficient for their navigation and
safety The reduc ion is left 10 :he com.
manding cfficer a, New Orleans, who
rom full view ofthe circumstances, can
form the most satisfactory iudgmen, UPON
this point. We have not had time to hear
from HIM wha. he actual reduction mas
been hut we may estimate hat this re-.
duction, from the time it shall be made,
will rednce their annual expense to S 2or
600.
WASHINGTON, June g.
Ire Senate yesterday confirmed the
| nomination by the President of the ". S.
OF john q. ADAMS, as Mi lister Pleipoten-
tiary 70 the conrt of St. Petersburg Yeas
1e-Nays7.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-04
Congress.
MONDAY, June 2s.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-04

On Monday the Vice President of the
u. 5. left this CITY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-04

WASHINGTON, June %.
Ire Senate yesterday confirmed the
nomination by the President of the u. S.
OF john q. ADAMS, as Mi lister Pleipoten-
tiary 70 the conrt of St. Petersburg Yeas
I9-Nays
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-21
Donle@tlc
ANTI-copENHAGEN.

1t must be gratifying to the American peo-
pie, that the confidence which has been re-
posed III its executive, with decision oil
numbers and declaration of principle, as the
Foundation OF that confidence it must be
peculiarly grateful, after the examples Of for
bearancc and magnanmity so long and re
peatedly given, that the executive has at
length marked the point beyond which inso-
lence should not be suffered to travel after
Injury, and aggravate it.
Had the tenth congress behaved with the
same hrmness towards the iraiterons conspi
rators to the eastward; had that body spurn
ed the degrading spirit which preached up
the humiliation of the nation & the degradati-
on OF the laws, before the frowns of profit
gate combination Of foreign emissaries and
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,ier.,and she brought Liverpool papers Of the

derstand she brought Liverpool papers Of the
5th of October.-.Ciiy Gazette.
TheGustavus and cargo not being consi
dered worth 10000 dollars, the Captain OF
the privateerinsisted OLA having her immedi-
ately ransouietl. or he should destroy her !;
which induced Captain Evers to draw bills
ON England for $4,000 dollars. being the n.
mount of ransom equred-Captains Bunk
er and NiekeIs. with two English gentle
men. passengers in the Henrietta. were suf-
vessel ransomed had her chief mate and two
able seamen taken out and detained on board
the privateer. AS security for the payment Of
the bills drawn; and in Case of their non
payment, these men were to be imprisoned
in France until payment was made.
Courier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-21

government, tnere can be no doubt. AsIi,.
tie can exist o che cordial cooperation OF
the legislative and executive departments.
between whom aud the people there happily
exists perfect identity OF interests and feel
ings. But how will the federal part of the
Community receive it 2 Will they seize this
new opportunity that offers, to shew that.
In juncture, they know no government but
their own That they are as sensible to
the insults it receives. as they are interes-
ted IN the maintenance Of its honor and their
own rights Will they cooperate in the
exhibition to the foreign world of specta-
Gle OF harmony and union, that wilt insure
or eventual triumph, and draw closer per-
haps, than ever. the bands Of fraternity -
mong ourselves We sincerely trust :.ud
hope thyy will. 1t has recently gwen us
pleasure Gil more occasions than one to eN
press our satisfaction at the honorable and
dispassioDate temper which has charac;cri-
sed the most respectable members of the fe-
deral party, those. who in point of talents.
property and distinction, hold the deelesr
stake in the country. They have not sciu
pied To ayow their confidence in the honor
aud wisdom of the administration Now l.;
the time Tor them to shew the sincerity uf
their professions, the purity of their paeri-
otism They have now the noblest opport a.
mtg OF serving their country. Will they ,.os
seize IL!
The public will look with interest for tho.
correspondence between the Secretary oS
State and Mr. Jackson when will. ne ,r..
sumo, be laid before Congress at the o,.,,-
ing of their session. Nat Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-21
soyalty .yiu tAen qtnecr a. ..;r as Duck.

TGS:. sf y *
The cio,hters back the Recommendation Of
the faylors, simply adding, that the cloth be
Of British niamtt tacsure. &,
!, The butchers contend thar there should
bea general feast out Nth this difference
1.-THE carcase butchers are for giving their
loyalty sohotesate, in roasted oren e. sheefs.
!vhife tie eating butchers are in favor Of
joints.
The insoipent debtors advise, that the tri-
sons and lock M houses be oil thrown olien
The goaifrs, tdsvyers and 6aiifs conceive
shas liberty Of this kind would fend to ieen-
Gi0usncss. 20. '.,a s,.%<
The old inside contend. that all single men.
between IL and 81 years Of age be comf,etied
80 marry on that day, and thus endeauoy- to
ill nf the chasm teft in oar Iiofsulation 6y
she fare ex.feditions.
The miiiiners recommend all the La
dies 10 ahfear in neu Jubilee caps and BON
neta
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-21

would annui her Berlin Decree as FAR az il
regarded American commerce. And that
when G. Britain shall think proper 10 annul
her Orders in Council. France would cease,
to enforce the conditions of the Milan Decree.
This is the present state OF affairs between
France and the U. States. The merchants
of Holland seem, however, to have attained
Temporary permission to export their articles
of trade in neutrals, but that permission was
not expected 10 be of long duration,
LONDON, Oct. z.
,eS SOUTH AMERICA.
Some accounts have been received of the
new Viceroy having entered on his functions.
From the letter given in a preceding column,
and the documents with which it is accom-
panied, it appears that the antient system of
Spain. with regard to her colonies. will be
followed by the Junta. II will therefore GER
tainly be aq,iestion for Great Britan To con
sider-How far. It is consistent with sound
policy to promote that close and Intimate "a.
mon between Spain and her American terri.
tories, which shall exclude us from any di.
rect intercourse with these colUaies; and
which will subject every bale of Met ch ano!ize
to the payment ct whatever duties the SUI
preme Government shall impose whatever
may be its character, and from whatever
quarter its power may enaBate.
Private accounts from France, received
through Guernsey, repeat the report of the
indisposition of the French Emperor. His
malady is said to be a brain fever We sgb-
join al extract from a Guernsey letter:
"GUERNsEY, Oct a.
/" A vessel is arrived here winch left Cher
bonrgh on Friday last. The letters by her
INFORM us, that accounts had reached that
place from Paris, which leave no doubt that
the emperor Napoleon was very HAT his pa.
lace of SchoenDunn. His disorder is a BRAN
lever, brought on by excessive fatigue IN his
personal attentions to every branch Of his
army. Most certain it is, that two phssi.
c'ans, and two surgeons suddenly left Paris
last week to attend him. They proceeded
Oh their Journey with extraordinary speed.",
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-23
Wanton eS Rathbone,

1T The Store, No. eS, 1hameS-sfreet, lately cc-
cuhicd by NATHANIEL DEARBORN,
IJAyE established CIRCULATING LIBRARY
J. consisting Of wcll-chosen assortment of llisto
ry, Novels, Romances, Plays, Magazines, &c. com
prisng more than 2000 volumes many OF which,
(partculsrly The Novels and Romances) be found
in no other Library in America--Every new work OF
merit win be procured for the Lbrayas soon pub
ishcd-In the of few days they viii receive
1000 E,orc volumes for Circulation, and viii then
publish Catalogue
~ a ...foR SALE AS ABovE...
A General Assortment OF BOOKS, in the various
branches of Literature
SCHOOL BOOKS, by the dozen single;
SEAMAN's BOOKS and JOURNALS;
BLANK BOOKS, of various sizes and patterns;
WRITING, WRAPPING, and LETTER PAPER,
by the qurc
The Stationary Department will be constantly fur
nishcd with every article usually found in stationa-
ry Store.
jus, Receir-G and for Sd,s--
5000 Rolls of PAPER HANGINGS and
BORDERS,
of the latest and most fashionable Pattcrns-Rctail-
crs can be furnished at Wholesale with Pabcr Hang
iays as cheap as can be purchased at any Manufac-
tory in Nc,r- England.
Also, Just Rer-ircd, for Sale or Circulation, 7.
Memoirs of the Hon: THOMAS JEFFERSON,
with a View of the Rise and Progress cf French In
auence and French Principles in the United States
. volumes.
HUNGARIAN BROTHERS, by Miss Porter
vols. ..-~s.
THADDEUs or wARsAw-2 vols.
EXILE OF ERlN--1 vol.
WOMAN or, IDA OF ATHENS, by Miss Ow
enson--2 vols.
NJ y. Persons having in their possession, BOOKS
loaned from the Circulating Library, nearly opposite
the Post-Officc will please return them 10 ~ eRtoh
e Raih5ons's Library.
T0 LET-Thc shop next south of Mr.. T.. r. Fais
neau, hair-dresser, and lately occupied as BOOK
Store and Circulating Library
.Ncsoport, .4uyust 2, 1909.
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WANTON g RATHBONE,

III the Old Stand IF GEoRcE WAY7oY, No. %,
Corner Of Market-Sqnare,
nFFER for Sale, a large and extensive Assortment
" of HATS, from the lowest priced Felts, to Su-
perfne Beavers.
Just Rcccfred-
SIX CASES HATS, warranted inferiour
70 none manufactured in Amcrca, or Imported. -
This additional supply, including Mems, Youths, ard
Cbildrcns Black, with one case OF fashionable Drab
H71,S, renders their assortment complete.
--.4lso, For Sale abovc--
WRITING and WRAPPING PAPER PAPER
HANGiNGS; SCHOOL and SEAsIEN's BOOKS I;
STATIONARY, &c.
.Newpori, .qagnsf 2, 1902.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-23
Bernard Hill, jun.
No. IS, broad sfret

No. IS, Broad-Sveet,
NFFERS for sale--50 q'santals Cod Fish, first
~ quality for retailing 1000 lbs. Sewing Twine !;
500 lbs. Dccp-sea and Hand Lines 1000 lbs. clean
fax Tow Carpet Chain and Filling, constant sup
ply; do. Housing Marline, Bed Cords, Log Lines,
Cod Lines, Pack Thread, &c. &c.
The above Goods will be sold, wholesale and retail,
for cash or approved credit.
.7s0, Jor saeA House Lot, lying in central part
of the town Of Uar7en.
.Aetypmf, .7uyusf ,, 1909.
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S. STACKHOUSE's
(yNEJY INvE.NTED)
PATENT CHURN.

HIS Churn will work much easier than the COM
mon one besides, it has the advantage Of col
lecting the butter in rolls may also be made to :y
size, as to churn sny uautity the possessor may
wish; and it may be fixed III such manner as to work
either by hand, water, wind, or any other power
Good Cream has often been churncd into The best
Butter, by this excellent and simple machine, in eight
o. ten minutes, and deposited in neat rols,prodncing
eighth of the whole more butter than in the COM
mon wax
- The above Chun may be had Of BATznAN
MogRo, in por'sm0u:A, RopERT & NICHOLAS
hAwToy, No. 81, Siir'eg-.S.rees .Nswfor
August 9
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P. o. RICHMOND,

Has just received (cshis Crsk Ssore, No, is5,
IhGmes- Streef,J in addition 20 his former
Gssortnenf-- a, s,srssss
A LARGE supply of India Buttons !;
IN Checks Cailicoes and Muslins, of eve
ry description Cotton Shirting black ard
white Cotton Cambricks plain and figured
Lcno; Spider-net and Book Muslins !; Lon
don print and Fancy plaid Ginghams Ladies'
long and habit Silk Gloves; do. white and
oolcured Kid do; plaid and plain Lustrings !;
Gentlemen's and Ladies' white and cosoured
Hosiery; Common and Cambrick Dimities /;
Sewing Silks; Silk Umbrellas and Bandan-
ma Handkerchiefs ; with variety Of other sea-
sonable GOODS; all of which having been
bought at Auction in Boston, can be afforded
lower than was ever sold in Newport *
.Nez2forf, Juiy %, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-23

The two Prizes OF 2,5O0 Dollars each will be drawn
rs follows The first drawn blank on the 18th uay OF
drawing, viii have the first 500 Tickets from No.
4001 to 4,500 inclusive and the FIRST drawn blank
the Goth day. viii be entitled to the second 500 from
No. 1901 to 1900 inclusive; but should the first
blanks on the 18th and 2oth days drawing, DC either
ct the numbers from No. 400l to No A. 500 inclusive,
and also from No. 10, sol No. 600 inclusive, then
IN that the first drawn blank succeeding (not enc
eftosc numbers) shall draw, and be entitled to the
respective 500 Tickets. 8 ~
Five hundred numbers will be considered one DAYS
drawing and the fortunate blanks determined accor
Iingly. The drawing will commence in September
next. Prizes less than 500 dollars will be paid in
30 days. of 500 andrl 900 in 90 days ard the high
est Przein 90 days after the drawing is complctcdn
current Bai:k Bills.
JAMES PERRY. { '1'"''Ss's tt
Boston, June I, 1909.
TICKETS in the above Lottery, may be had cf The
Managers, of J. C. SHAW, and Of L. ROUSNfAN-
ERE, at the Office Of the Newport Murcury.
.Nsvport, Jn,y S, 1909.
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A ATTENTION.! ~!

THE Subscribers contemplating Disso-
i luton of Partnership, an adjustment Of
their Accounts becomes necessary, they there
fore solicit all such as are indebted to them
!'y Note, or Account, to make immediate pay
laeht, as their business will shortly be closed.
NATHANIEL. SWEET, & Co.
July l2
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SHE Subscri' ers respectfully inform their
4 Friends and the pubiick, that they have
entered into Partnership, and taken tic well
Known Stables belonging to MIR THcMAs
IowasEND, situated in Grcen-strcct, where
Horses and Carriages for every purpose win
be furnished at short notice particularly
Coachees provided with careful andexpcricnc-
ed drivers, for parties Of pleasure or travel
IeIs and Saddle Horses either for Ladies or
Gentlemen; they viii also furnish despatch
messengers for any direction. Their Stables
bein. well calculated for the business, Hsrses
will be aken in 70 keep at reasonable rates for
long or short periods; and as they are deter
mined to attend well to every part Of their bu-
sincss, thcy hope TO merit the fayours of the
pa5licS. JOHN G. EASTON.
WIZ. Z. DRU MMOND.
The Subscriber from long and intimate
knOuIedgc Of WV. L.. DRuMMoND. and con-
Edcucc in his Partner, rccbmmends them as
worthy the encouragement OF the publick.
THOMAS TOWNSEND.
h.ga9ri, .fhrR l9, lso2
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Whereas by our commission to the Hon.
Henry Laurcns, Esq. bearing date the 3oth
day OF October, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand, seven hundred and seventy y-ninc,wc
have constituted and appointed him the said
Henry Laurens, during our pleasure, our a.
gent for and on behalf Of the United States,
to negotiate loan, with any person or per-
sons, bodies politick and corporate |; and
whereas the said Henry Laurcns has, by una
voidablc accidents, been hitherto prevented
from proceeding on his said agency; we
therefore, reposing especial trust and conf
dcncc in your patriotism, ability, conduct and
fidelity, do by these presents constitute and
appoint you, the said John Adams,until the said
Henry Laurcns,or some other crrcrscn appoint
ed in his stead, shall arrive in Europe and TN
der take the execution Of the aforesaid com
mission, our agent for and on behalf OF the said
United States, to negotiate a loan with any
person or pcrsoDs, bodies politick or corpor-
ate, promising in good faith TO ratify and con-
firm whatever shall by you bc done in the
premiscs, or relating thereto. Witness his
cxcclIcncy Samuel Huntington, Esq Presi-
dent of the Congress Of the Cni.cd States OF
America at Philadelphia, the twentieth Of
June, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
seven hundred and eighty, and in the fourth
Year of our Independence.
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, Pretidem.
Affect, CHARLES TnousoS, Stc'vy.
BY this commission, business enough was
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-23
SCHEME OF rhE SECOND CLASS OF
Rbode-Iyiand Goal Lottery.

CO Sr!iect 10 no deduction, and not Blanks TO
q Prize
Capital Prizes determnable in the following man
ner:
The first drawn Blank on each days drawing, cx-
cev The days which the Prizes of 500 dollars come
OUT shall be entitled to to 100 dollars each, and the
last drawn number every day to SO dollars. First
blank on the Cd DAY. entitled TO 500 dollars
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NOTICE.

TvHE, Subscribers have formed connec-
Il ton in business, under the firm of
WANTON Sc' RATHBONE.
GEORGE WANTON,
GEORGE S. RATHBONE.
Newport, August 2, 1909.
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NesU GranayY Grocery Store.

no IL, Long Wnari.
WILL be kept constantly for sale CORN
Wv and MEAL, wholesale and retail
.Aiso, Just received, Quantity Of RYE.
.ziso for Sale--Flour, Salt, Molasscs, Gin,
Rum, Brandy, Sugars, various kinds, Coffee,
and Teas, Of different qualities.
rLikewise, Baltimore Supcrfnc Flour by the
Barrcl.--.fIso, Rice, Pimcn,o, Ginger, Soap,
Candles, and quantity of Butter, by the FIR
kin.
The above Goods viii be sold, wholesale
and retail, for cash or approved credit.
Warsed 10 fprchase--a quantity Of COIN
and RYE, for which Cash will be given.
MICHAEL FREEBCRN.
.fyenf far Nr Progvrssive csnfsvs
.Iss-h9rf, JEfy 10, 1909.
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F. NEWPORT, r. Il.

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BY W1LLLflf SIlloAy,
No. IS, MILL-srREEr.
TERMS.
The paper is printed once week, at . dollars a
year, one half in advance.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted. at The rate
ell dollar and 50 cents square, for three weeks
smaller one in the same proportion. ~
Printing, IN all its >,riety, executed with accuracy
and despatch. Orders respectfully solicited
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-30

a SAILS at Ktssass.
- ,.yy tuesday and + Tlda !,
Etn t6y1L q SOLD
s,...l,,e Store, corner Of Prince and
n NE -. '.'' Water streets
v.y;rty Of Dry Goods, Gfeesrs !, /.
9: IF which viii be expressed IN
IS, n q, the tIay-Au kinds Of goorqs !
che plns En- m limitation and the prless o
when ~ establish eail atany tlIae pe
when - purchassa atthc lowest liIaitatioa
any pFls's' C.. Nfarsseller, y. ~.