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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-12
Another extract Of the same date.

/" Trade promises assuming great de-
gree Of activity in this port If the French
are kept out OF this country, which we have
now great hopesaot, as We have had I'M
portant reintorcemen,s from England"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-12

FOR SALE,
Mrs. Lazu's FARM, q1eGr this toWns
Terms, which will be very accommodate
ing, made known by WALTER JONES, Esq
inWashington.
May 80.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10

tlIfry. SIR spiN ako aiidus, # requiir-
ed, s7uitl s0kse her best odasiceys and sli3isl
engineers. ds the crisis nan this is The
only rational claoice ne can make and siacc
tie people Of Ne10 England, at least on the
sea50ara, haze turned ait SO base as to be-
cane tributary to old Eag7aad, let tie people
of the smiaale and soaltllern states accept at
the AID f tic French nation. TINS deter
mitiation will at once make a change over
the face of the world, in favor Of suffering.
humanity. IL viii enable the emperor OF
the French to renew his plan Of invasion
against England. It VIII soon lower the
tone Of that naughty nation. What we Of
fer is fair and abeve board, and not like
traitors who have assass!nated our liberties
nthe dark, by uniting with our dealIiest
foe. But such underhanled work has al
ways been the mode Of operation with En-
giisssaler. 1t is not confined, suchacon-
duet, 10 their subjects Only, but 70 their
kings. For the prostituted Charles 81, al
ter his restoration, consented to become a
pensioner, while, at the same time, he was
the nominal king OF England. The saints
OF New England are wil.ingto be attached
to the union, 50 far as it will promote their
advantage, but at the same time to be the
VASSALS Of George the Sd, on any
terms that will benefit their interest, h0zv-
evrf contrary 10 principle, honor, or i1a:ioaai
MENTOR.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10
u PR e NJ III NJ .
AT
AR LINGTON,
On the 29M gAls4l, 1902.

FOR the Finest Tup Lamb If one year
old --Siluer Cut or Sirty Dollars.
For the two Finest Eve Lambs Silyer
/ Cut or Forty Dol2ars.
| To him .beins native Americana who
| shall clip a Fleece in the best manner after
the English fashion, BY shearing round the
| body--Flve Dollars
MANUFACTURES.
For the best FIVE yards of Cotton Cloth
| mixed with Silk, provided the Silk shall be
derived from articles of dress which have
been worn out, or from old umbrellas, &C.
Cloth to be yard wide.--fyieen DcilarS.
For the best five yards of Flannel, yard
wide, to have been spun on wheel and wo-
ven in family--FyJ7een Dollars.
Forthe best Blanket, two yards long and
yard and an half wide--zen Dollars.
For the best pair of Knit Woollen Stock
ings, large size aud colored--Nor Dollars.
For ball Of Wool weighing one pound,
and spun to the greatest Gneness on wheel,
the quality to be ascertained by weighing any
ten yards in the ali--Flve Dollars.
The adjudsement OF a premium will in all
cases constitute a pMchase--The materials
nlust.be of the growth or produce Of the u.
States, and the manufacturers exclusivelyA-
merican.
Four judges will be, appointed, two on be-
half Of the parties at large, and two by the
proprietor.
The Shew viii commence on tie 29th Of
April, at - O'Clock. if fair; if not, the first
Of May.
The Exhibition will continue four hours,
during which time fair will be held for the
sale Of such articles as may be refused pre-
MUM, if agreeable to the candidates.
Gentlemen who received tickets TO the last
meeting, are expected to attend, with such
others as may be DESTROYS ofpfomoting or as.
sisting the objects Of the Institution.
Al persons who nay attend, are particu~
larly requested 10 appear attired, in some ar
ticle Of DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE,
however small.
Arlington, Sill FEB. 1902
~. Those Printers who have published
the proceedings Of the Arlington Institution,
will please to insert the present advertise
ment. Such others as may chuse to publishs
will be paid at the office Of this Gazette fire.
CURED. 2t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10
FRoH TIE MONITOR.
6 TIE Las9 RESOURCE.

n "Ths sinles have changed, and we must
81 change win them. Circumstances alter
CASES, aea thcre Is a period IN the affairs Of
rlsr, when changc becomes datv, aad
no mask .: iaiatay can be attached to a con-
dact w..sich is wisely calculated 70 save our
selves, anu our devoted country from ahso-
i0te ruin an5l a-gradasioa. Itnow evident
" appears, beYcasi all contradiction, chat a
ueasoaahle conspiracy has, and does exist
against hseonstiCaUon and indivisibilitg OF
|. the American repyblic. The majority of
the members OF tie eastern delegation in
I compress, have openly asserted, tilat no laws
passed g. The general government, viii be
deemed obligatory by thair constituents, if
they should interfere with their local DIR
SUITS aad advantages. They publicly coasi-
der the ctai3argo law as . dead !ettfer, and as
Mr.. I&ilnaage was pleased to express il in
the house OF representatives on Thursday
last, @tae funeral is gone BY" The doc
riae froa, these gentlemen is invariably the
doctrine Of passive obedience and noa-re-
sistance. The cry among them is, why
arms Woo IS the enemy? And, with whom
go to war? In the mournful expressions
which were made bv the middle and south
ern states on The murder of Pierce, and the
murder o. our brethren Oh board the Che
sapeake, there were no signs Of disappro-
button, no marks Of sympathy cvidenced by
the people of the east; and Meg haze 50 far
s9'a heS.se!oes far .zes1;sh :sold, and Eng
hsh 'fa5Gc, as 70 beco9e tie opet, abettors s.
j1's'es of lid. cile G'ta c0rrubti6le and COR
rittlRss nation, Eag!aaA.
he genius Of America weeps at the sad
spectacle! and the departed spirits OF he
foes aud, maryrs are ready to exclain, -ah,
ungrassial people of New England was
Hior tins Jour southern brethren fought
your battles and relieved your distress !?
was ieior this So much blood and treasure
nave ben spistin vain. Perddious race OF
moris..s We were the first that brought war
upon the lard, and yc are the FIRST to DIS
sfasf our c2a2atsy BY retaining to yo:tr old
..yFa7nlcc! master Gcorss'set he thirG. What
IS 70 be tcne? Why, | will, in few words
.eA yca, wn2t men must 60, when placed
ostween twt, evi,5-1ue mast n5lo either
'ara traitors also alad side Nth England or
accommodate nG'tcrS 1r1tlt France. | can
eciY give you my CHOICE with the latter,
IoF the following substantial reasons. First
IRON motives OF gratitude, for without the
aid which We received from France we
Could never have obtaiued our independence
o. d become nation. Secondly, bscaHsE
france aas dane as bat s!ight i'.jtry IN. com
paf'sea Nth Easlcad-France has neither
murdered our citizens nor impressed on
S :, France, provided we will hear
u'y aad bona fde cooperate against In
s'and, then France will, at once agree te
revoke her ediets and make us ample repa
,asion tor the losses we have sustained BY
her sruizers.
france nil aid as not oalsi Nth Jiei, com
sls, bat she nil essentially aid as IN n
= Suop.1 Of 0t3ne Iy,9oj N e7,;tOhLs tram at or
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10
Miss sarah Rogers,

BY the solicitations Of number of La'Iies,
Who were prevented, by the badness of the
walking, from visiting her before, has been
induced 70 postpone her departure for few
days longer. She may be seen performing
as usual, at Mr.. Thorntons', King street, be-
tween Union and Water-streets, until next
Saturday morning.
Eoh
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10

The following gentlemen were elected at the
last assembly as managers forsthe birth
night bah, to be given on the 22d Feb. at
Air. Cations hotel.
Georgs Denedle.
~ Itts1lugA.
e. G. Dick.
Geo. lungs.
No6.et Her6eit.
Nm. Herbert, jim.
--ss ~ s--
ASSIZE OF BREAD
A1ade ct Siqteg.fne Burr. flour.
CENTS,
Tie pound loaf to be sold for So
pound loaf 10
2 pound loaf 10
! pound loaf s
LINES KARRIss,
Clerk OF the Market.
February 10.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10

As But should they differ
:h'a -. ! Iis..e, h,v are we to o, dl S.
ssa,agna Appropriated to Tallsy.
a'.f l's .ss,twh;ch 5 sloa5s to the palace
So 49, =. ~. not vet prepared for this
s.. ensirs 81 Couf, raze5ss, some l,3'
alll'sf'So ~ osat Is be devised, which
s. a. n.@lase. Sne distiacsioa21o tn kaow-.
o'sS. ;asSa;iuce It with the comment
eal,;1..ls!pllia Register. It's suscep-
" n,,av os!lsr relaarSs, which tie
Dls 9 .,, 81, e.srstaI5ding will suggest.
saS ss,.s marked some OF tie conspicuous
fas1 @ish italics. According TO ths
'ss.ss ,,ss;,ed is tbs piece, France IS to
a.. - ssa,aails, her officers, engilccrs,
p'' = 81, artillery, 10 enable to Soashsin:
Isss ss sg ss.s6s, 10 ight tae. Northern
= s. "a is1slls -: very h0psEal eoali-
- y@rg oa.fioao aud han asas stisSs4s-
i7a' ~ 72rst A.aer.
,.Tsg Iasr RESOURCE, 2 sa consa-
:. 3 fl,e administrations oithe eastern
- .,,-,,tiic members, IN congress, On this
-. A,gsmous proiacton-sae eiieor OF
s.. Agcs;.5r, IN !; Subsequent paper, makes
~ j., oasaas A4aqu5is, as Tar as personal re-
's'st,.,oa coull make it--how tar tharccan-
. ss viii be supposed 2 iaslaie, or e1-
s~irat.. the administration, that patgonizes
- ss,.s;;sor, must be left for she Judgment
q ! :.,s..i, aud deeply offended people. 1t
! s,ts; that all the democratic meaahers or
eo,,-ress. from the eastern states, have eA-
srsesea sA,c;., abs,orreace and indlgnation,at
s. sopearl,,ce Of such sentinenco IN pa
~ asowetly under ;5e patronage ana m
suyace OF the administrator.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10
ORPHANS COURT.

Philadcl Jan. 2S-Feb 10.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.

:
THIS is 10 gipe notice That the subscri-
Der OF Alexandra county, iii tae district of
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county, letters testamentary
on the estate of George Washington cyaik,
late of the county aforesaid, deceased
all persons having Gains against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scribcr, Ga OF before the 10Th day of August
next or they may by law be excluded from
ali benefit 30 said estate-and those indebted
thereto arc required 20 make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Fe-
braary, 1869.
Maria D. Cralk, Ex',x.
February 10 cow
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10
MENTOR.
POLISH FREEDOM.

When Napoleon the Great arrived at War
saw, flushed with his triumphs over fsiien
Prussia, he tod the Poles that he came to
give them liberty and independence. The
following, winch IS the latest article OF news
tom that devoted country, shews what kidd
Of freedom lie has given them.
Freeman's Journal.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10

.Aeraad'7a County, February Term, 1909.
ORDERED,
That the exccutrix of George Washington
Craik, deceased, do insert the following adj
vertiselr emf three times week for four
weeks III the .dlcraadr4a DAILY Gazette.
Test.
AIFXANHFP AIoNpp n
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10

pGtuable Property TOR Sale.
The subscriber being DESTROYS of closing and
settling his affairs in the town Of Alexan-
andria, offers for sale the following
REAL PROPERTY. viz.
q LOT OF GROUND, on the east side
I - Of Union-street, fifty seven feet seven
inches on sait. street, and extending one hun
dred and eighty FIVE feet to the river Poto-
mac, and a PIER extended "a feet, that vii
accommodate three vessels. On the whar
there is large and convenient two story
Warehouse within Al feet Of the river, with
the use of 20 feet alley for the whole space,
This property will be sold together Or In lots
to suit the purchaser.
Also,
LOT on the north side Of King street,
between Water and Union-streets, on which
there is three story Brick Warehouse and
Frame House, at present occupied by Mr.
Charles j. CctlsH These two stands are con-
sidered equal to any in the town of Alexan :
elria for shipping, or wholesale bu siness.
A TRACT OF LAND, in Fairfax coun-
ty, containing l62 acres, about ten miles from
town, and little to the north of the Colches--
ter road, On which are several small buildings.
Terms-One fourth in hand, the balance
in equal payments at 6, IL, and Is months,
with approved security.
John Tucker.
January %. ia"0w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10
Freeman's Journal.
/" H1arsQ.p, October 81.

g n 0rsQ.v, Ccfo6e' 2 I.
" His majesty the king OF Saxony, our
at his castle at Pinitz. an organic decree Of
the constitution, This decree Jfr@s me qNa-
Ties necessary 10 'enioy fsoiltical rights ID the
Duchs of Warsaw, to be member OF the
assemblies OF the nation, that is Ct the Diets
and the Defines; it determines the forms TO
be observed IL the conyocation and holding of
assemblies; it regulates the functions ofthc
president of the DietiAes, or of the Diet;
and assigns the form Of the oaths to DC taken
before the presidents
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10
e. Reclamation.

WHEREAS in consequence of various
supposed provocations, / have beer induced
at sundry times to utter and publish severe
and unlnericd structures on the conduct and
character of my late partner Mr.. John Listc,
Of this city 81 now ieel my self called upon
IN justice TO that gentleman and in contormi-
~ with the advice of my friends, thus TO avow
nv regret at having been instrumental to the
injury OF his feelings or cha a Ter.
Macall Medford.
PHILADELPHIA, January %, 1909. i
Witness,
GEORGE RUMBLE.
IN consequence OF the above recantation,
and the solemn declaration Of Macall Med
ford, that he is unable to discharge the mo-
niesI claim of him, have agreed to discon-
tinue the pursui. Of said claims, and likewise
my intention ofprosecudng him fora libel.
John Lisle, late
John Isle, jr.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10

From TIC Ssvart.ah Georgia EA.scum, &c.
INp2OMPTU-
(-4yhhicable 10 THE TINES.
PHILOSOPHY--with fervenc. ! pray
{Whilst Congress are their resolutions car
ryingl
To let me know lat once) the cheapest way
20 keep mySef and family from starring.
love my Country, respect tie laws,
The Constitution will ever cherish
But still, my stui,id head assigns no cause,
WHY should stul4id{y consent to perish.
+" IT'S Policy 20 H0e 7vithin onrsslpes'--
How philosophic these fnc speeches sounds,
Philosophy must Eli our pantry shelves,
Instead Of bacon and substantial rounds
Come, Tow, get DINNER, fret and second
coarse !;
Thank Con Philosophy has made Us able
To have q dish thew cal, NoN-INrERc CURSE,
First cook d lii France--come sit it on the
table.
Place at the head EMBARGO, that's fsA
tTnat SzUina majesticai in every port)
Well butter'd with DRBATEs--Gods, what
dish
lis fitting for NApoLEoN's princcly court
Clear of the second course now place in
form:
Reaolues, and re- RESOLVES, ana some TART
sheeches
This done, wen take ten drops Ito keep Us
warm)
OF hosae 6rczy'd brandy, made of rotten
Peaches,
At SueE sUapTUoUs BOARD, who would not
dine
He that refuses sit him down g!atton
What signifies your old Ndadeira zeiae,
Yoar rounds, your ram1ts, your PORK, your
lama6 and mutton!
A syyiaisi set the multitude must be,
To give a preference to such things as
these,
Riotiag in flesh, in wine and glee,
A Canabalian appetite TO please.
But stop: may for this set sad tnump'
| ing,
| THE want of courage makes me sore a.
/ frail---
| Or in Baltimore, perhaps pumping.
Oh Lord-pray don't believe word I've
SAID -
MASSA CIUSE IA. &
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

ANDS, FOR SALE-By virtue of u deed
- ottrust executed by John Bib, of the coun
~ "i Charlotte, TO the subscribers, to secure the
payment of a debt due to Messrs. Buchanan and
foiinS OF the town OF Petersburg: Will be sold,
on nursaay' the 4th day OF May next, at the
house OF the said John Eibb, to the highest bid
der, FOR ready money, two tracts of LAND ly.
ing and being N the said comfy OF Charlotte,
one containing one hundred and sixty five acres,
1t being the tract on which the said Bib resides,
and the other one hundred and fifty acres, it be-
,,n.g the tract purchased by him of Benjamin Sub
Its senr' iylag on tho waters of Cub creek
HENRI Il Wilkins,
Nm NJ WA1XINS,
tn: B. MANLOVE
April z. tdc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

IN cHANCERY.-At quarterly Court,
L continued and held for King and Oueen
County, at the Courthouse on Tuesday the 18th
%: March, 300.
Joseph, Temple, senr. P!tT against John
w. Semple and Edward Hill. bef'ts. =
The defendant JOHN w Semple not having
entered his appearance and given security &C.
corttinS to the act of Assembly and rules of this
Court, and it appearing tn the satisfaction of the
Court that he is not an inhabitant of this state.
On the motion Of the plaintiff by his Council 1t
IS oTctered; that the said defendant John w Sem.
pla do appear here OH the fret day of the next
term and answer the Bill of the pi ntiE, and
that copy of this order, be forthwith published
IN SOME public news paper. printed in the city Of
Richmond for two months succ essvely, and that
another copy be posted 1T the front door of this
Courthouse.
copy. Teste,
RO POLLARD, &C
Narcn ~ oawSW
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18
IN CAANcERY LOUISE sounty. Te3.aary

N CHAEcERY.-Louisas ounty, Te5.eary
Court. 1902
Joseph Voolfolk and Bentley Brown Iftfs a.
.,ainst Samne! A. Smith. executor Of oi,n brown
decd and Frederick Harris, Def'ts.
THE defendant Samuel NJ. Smith not having
entered his appearance and given security accor.
ding to tue act of Assembly, and the rules of this
court, aud it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court, that lie is not inhabtant of this state,
therefore, on the motion OF the plaintiffs, by their
counsel 1t rs ordered AMI deeyced. BY RE court,
That the said defendant Samuel NJ Smith, do
appear here on the second Monday in May next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some one Of
the newspapers published in tlei city OF Rich.
moad. for eight weeks successfully, {. publish.
cd at the front door Of the court house of this
county IN some court day.
y Copy. Teste,
ToAN SoINDEXTEP. c. L. c.
March II. "aw8w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18
o. Fairfield Races.
THE FAIRFIELD RACES.
March q

w i'll commence ON the LIST Mondayi;a May,
w being the first day of the month
lsr DAY-The Jockey Club Purse Of S 400,
four mile heats
2ND DAY-The Probrietor's Pure of g 200
three mile heats.
3Rp DAY-The annual Post Ssveeost.,Ee of Eve
subscribers 100 each, three mile heats, free for
all ages.
Ara DAY-One of the most elegant Guns e.
yer exhibited on any turfn Virginia, value 6, Iso
twenty dollars entrance.
THERE'S also a Farmers SSseetstake, opened for
colts dropped in the Spring of 1908 Entrance
nifty bushels of wheat, to be run for October 1
this subscription will close at the present
spring meeting. The wheat to be delivered at
Mr.. Rutherfoord's Mill before the race.
e SMOcK
Treasurer Fairfield T. CzuL, and Pro-
P,tetor Of the Course
April 4. oawtR
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

ANDING from the Schooner R,cHnoup
~ Isaac Seaman, Master -
so Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Shelled Almonds,
Casks Green Coffee,
19 Barrels Prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine
~ STORE.
IL Hogsheads Brown Sugar.
25 do. Molasses
Tierces Green Coffee,
70 Boxes Hav4 nnah Segars,
3 Bales WEIGH Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels.
Young Tyson, Hyson Skin and Souchonr Tea
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
FoR SALE BY,
GEORGE WATT.
January II. &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18
January II.

DuRSU ANT to n dccretal order of the chan
Gerry District court Of williamsburg, will
be offered for sale, at Westmoreland courthouse
On the 9TH Monday IN May next, being court day,
that very valuable FAPM, situated on Nomonv
river in the county Of Westmoreland, the prorer-
yot John Matthews, late Of said county, con
tanning 643 acres. A credit of II months will be
gwen the purchaser executing bond with ap-
proved sccurty to the commissioners acting un-
der the aforesaid order and deed Of trust on the
land to secure the payment OF the purchase mo
ney, according to the terms of the decree.
April If. 1O,-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

MEAL NELSON, K,cl,mond. nod, AND
" SHOE MANUFACTURED CT -.
iuiiy informs his customers and the public at
large (that in consequence ofthe late fire, where
III he was a sufferer) he has removed three doors
above the Eagle Tavern, to the house lately oc.
cupied by Gibson < Jefferson-where I've manu-.
features boots and shoes equal in point of work.
manshsp and materials to any in general use.
Aprit Z. en1m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18
April a.

CT In consequence of the 18th Regiment be-
ing compelled by law, to muster on the LIST of
May, the President of the Fairfield Jocky Club
VIII be requested to POSTPONE the starting ofthc
horses on that day, until Q o'clock, in order to
CRAFTY those military gentlemen who NAV wish
to he present
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

IN Pwsnanoe at a deed Of trust executed TO the
Subscribers BY HIM. French, 10 secure fhe bay-
ment " debt therein mentioned, due tfohn Reid .
WI be exbosed, far sale, at the late residence Of
sntd French, in Henry csnHty, on the second Mon.
DAY IN Nay next, II fair, II not the next fair day,
one NEGRO Mn named .1eryv, one dayk
6ay MAPE cdlicd Nesfo,, one soyyel COLT
three years olf, ten head Of CATILE, one Walnut
DESK and BOOK. CASE, eue CIJPROIPn e.
Feather BEDS and FURNITURE. tbrrs IA.
BLES, t10o CHESTS, 0, so much thereof rs 7o;L,
Be sufficient 10 meet the intention of The said tyn,,
deed, together with the expenses of sale
GEORGE WALLER, ;y. ,
JoSKPH H0PS0N, Trustees
April 4. g.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18
April4.
NJ EW BOOK-STORE-JOHN r.. ZONES.

EW CORRESPONDENCE r.. Jones.
" Has this day opened Book and Stat
airy store, at the northwest corner Of the main
street, and that leading to the head Of the ba'
son, (near the Eagle TaysrR) and respectf,ll,,
sohcIts share ofthe public patronage. He hope,
ny asslduity and attention, to give satisfaction ia
those, who may favor him with their commands.
Such articles as he may not have on hand.
WI DC procured, ifto be had, sither here, or in
Philadelphia.
April IL. a,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

- AMUEL BARRETT Returns his thanks 10
- the public in e neral and informs the Ladies
Gentlemen OF Richmond and its vicinity. tn,
he has taken Mr.. Daniel KDon from Baltimore a.
partner and they will establish a Ladies' Shoe
maRufactory, which will enable them in fe W
days to afford Ladies' Shoes of every description
superior to any in Richmond, and any Ladies bv
leaving their address can have Shoes made 10
their direction IN every particular--As they ex.
pect in a few days some workmen, and KID anil
Morocco OF all coors, and they will also make
Chldren's shoes Of all sizes and kind, gentlemen
that illave beep in the habit of sending to Bali.
more for Boots may be fitted with less trouble &,
us good quality by applying as above.
SAMUEL BARRET.
DANIEL KOONE
April4. 1ayy9v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18

The Secretary canno. sfa.e accxya.eiy ,he a..
mount Of each days hurse, k,..
as obope stated, Gter edacting tie oekey Glu5 din
nrr and me expense Of adss'tisiay the races from.
the subscription.
April IL. tJr