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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-19

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! Mr.. E.. thinks Il doubtful whether Mr. Cal
latin viii not retire from the Department o fthe
Treasury.-Cn this ubiect we nndersfsnd ihe,ts
l.; no doubt. Mr.. G. will still continue To 6il .b,s
station, which he has hitherto yraced ys;th s,,.h
anr:valled abilities. "
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CT, An address from = 4 ch;td az A,na..:..y,
"a the E,l;,o- ottha rno,i,cr ~, -
some ofth. ,.e,sb.ra 81. p;rh,,nn1 - -
Assoc;at;or ~, ..,,.n,.l, $50, ..n
l,steess .s har;. stonIi - 80
e,rabl.. srcret sstn escane ,he ,ct;,a
lie offccr. nc ~ ;nst;,f,:n, Tr,n. - -" :
ali. dr.. h.I ,;ranan'.I ,la -, - y.
,J;sc,,sr, of.. a c,lt ~ ,Srsu.a"r ;, IL ~,
would never nave been written. II IS merely for.
the purpose of soliciting her to make herself
known to- any one of the meIa5ers ofthat i,um,ne
institution-and relief shall be immediately adj
ministercd.
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Let the following production. extracted fron
the /" GLASGOW Courier, of ,he G,h NJ a..
sbeak fer itseC-u sho Ws IN. arr, and ;mnor
sit .ns which have been PLAYED off in CIT
Britain, to maintain the spirits of tbr ~, ;on
and to misrenresent The reso,,rca, tha
PRINCIPLES & the n,tr;ot;stn of oproun co,nC
try. There never was . nor perfect groIne
of lies and MISREPRESENTATION tbrn,yn ata-
nv one time uDon IN, ,,nvas
The writer is either some aren,in the nav of,ha
British govrrnment-or Peisa rorrr 4 re thc
first water" But, what vii, the re,i hos.
American Frdetnhtsfs saw As to his renre ser-
tations. of they, Drincin,cs an ! v;nvs I, :.
Almost vile and outrageous s,,odsr Lr,t i.t
them pause for ONE moment H. !. NOT 80
opDosition to the adm;u;.tru:on III C
ming inaiiTarenceto pr;,;sb ,crn,cb-,oa.
the vile presses Which, thev nt-on;-a{n
the North-that hive led MIC .n,; 80.
represent them as :. ho,tiIc "a p.s,Lif "
government itselfi.-Wf speak oftne a,a,t
body of .4neyican r, gr,g Eet, Az ,o IN
views OF The foreigners of the FEEDER / n.rtu
AS tathose Of The Leaders uf the ssax
Justo-ANd of a very fer Amsri, an ~,
this side Of the Hudson we say no,h,nr.
Fxtr,., e., L..... C. ~,
{" wv ~ a. ars ""oe" 4"S ~;
.mL,.co nc r. - - """as ~ e"e ihlo
Nv mined e ne continue - "nI p'u'r
have ty,o nient;t,I 80 y, " P0"t.-
,rodncn or ,b. .,amns IL. II. ~ "" ne
wien / infarm ygr. J,a, Rovr T,;V sc,rss ~.
f,Nt, the ba,,ek u.,y ;. nh bssf M go 80
adj IN b.rrcls nj i'll r,ora H., + iS N
.j,arJ cotton at 81. per H.. ioba,ro $, "a
,cr c,vt indigo c,roI;,. T. -. H. ~
wood. and lumber of al sorts, will. cal; sell iG1r
wood-e5ery asticte the braAace Of he grounI
IS u drug 1t viii efectully ,un EVERY flrlner.
the land costs them next to-nothing. They
talk much i'll kotl, the ~notlern and southern
states Vi erecting manutIctories, but it this state
me feder"''sts have elecuia'ly discouraged all
sue" al'e",PtI: oy Pon'ing oAt t.elr rum Tor Va
n'oHsr Il htIie lower are sun very 'ugh( by
l"e brush n"oHS' "iici VIII ne poured IN the
llie vnIpa'so IS ''6eh on w'uGh we have
~ u'"n. va ne au"e whenever Congress SITS
Tor the tederaiis's have eHerted taemseiye5
,na - Wv =" ~ ~ :" r. urn ,neh''7's VINO
the federAllsts, who are exleeainP nit,nr.
through all he states, are Iinstil. to Jeficr-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-19

A NEW PLACE OF ENTERTJLN NEWT,
IA near the City of Rictlmond T Subscri-
Der now occupying that pleasant seat formerly
the residence of William Alexander, ESQ. a short
distance below the city of Richmond. OFT the
road to Williamsburg, respectfully informs tic
citizens of Richmond, and the public generally,
that may pass that way, that he has opened a
House Of Entertainment at that place where he
is provided with good Beds, Stable & a commo-
dious house for the reception of company. He
offers his services 10 provide for Parties who
may wish to perambulate that short distance
from town, for variety, for dtacing or htmting,
Git being a fine range for Game) / will under
take to furnish Venison or Fish, or wild Fowl,
Dinners and Barbacues in their season-Fani-
lies who wish a change ofair Can be a%ccornuioda
ted with Rooms aud Board for atty length oftime.
IL is his intention also, TO add to and beauty the
former Garden, by laying out pleasant walks, e.
recting Bowers, &c. in the most pleasing variety
Of which his taste may be capable, 20 be prepa-
red in the proper season, With Ice, fce-Crcums,
Syllabus, best fruits OF the seasons and every o.
Their refreshment that may be agreeable 90 his vi
sitors, and viii always keep a supply Of the best
Liquors, ard good. attendance OH the most mo-
derate terrs-trusting thereby to merit the in
diligence and appreciation Of an indulgent and Ii
berai public, WIN may witness his unremittin ing
eideavors to please.
THOS. C. HULL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-19
January 10.

N. Is. r. Huft is DESTROYS Of employing q
few excellent Washers and IroncTs, during the
present year, and viii ,pdcrtake the Washing *
Ironing for 5 or 10 families, and as many single
gentlemen, on the most moderate terms, By the
quarter or year, and attend, in person, 10 The ci-
~ Of Richmond, to the receipt and delivery of
The clothes.
Orders left At The Vendue Office Of Mes
seufs Prossc- and Moncure, viii he attended to-
white House Inn, JANUARY II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-19

AkTILL BIZ SOLD, as Public Auction, on
wv Wednesday, tire 25di inst that most con-
vcnient and beautiful SClTEs OF Shocko- Higl,
opposite the Governors House. IL Is al d acre
Lott, and runs about so feet on the street There
are two Tenements On Il, the one Inhabited by
Mr. Wren, and The other by Robert Cooley
Terms of sa',, one third in cash, ope-tlnrd on
the frsto f October next, and the remainder on
tae first of October twsiva-nonth, III HOtes me-
gotiAble at the Bank ct Virginia. II rcqdired5
a mortgage is 70 be gwen on chG property.
NICHOLAS UTTER
THO8fAS RITGHlE.
J2nrary 70. ePtdv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-19

SAMUEL GREENHO-V.
Principal IL Mt.
January 10Th 1909. Ii
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-19
ore vaEv4 OH MebiU 10 be continued. J

A small pamphlet has been published at Wash.
ington, addressed " 10 the people Of New-EnS-
land, by ALgcraon ~Sydgey."-Its objects are, to
]convioce item, "that the national government
merits gene al con6dence that it ever has been,
and is attentive to tbc rights Of commerce that
il is their interest as well as their duty, to yield
itcyery support and that the separation DF N.
England, from tie other states, would, to GER
ttinty, terminate in the rain Of that part ofthe u
uion'-We have perused this composition with
sincere pleasure. Is is ascrib,l to tie pen Of
GIDEON GaANcgp, Esq. Never was there =
better pamphlet, better bten{ei and better timed
If to accomplish " anoble end by noble means -
ITO preserve the Uoi0n of these States by the
aid OF ins.lligelt arg nnenls. firly plainly < co.
gentiyl,t,ted, furnishes any claim to public Appro-
baton, the wfit rof this composition wid receive
The thanks Of MS country.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-19

Japaes Elliot, Of Vermont, VI c. has amused
us through he medium 1fhis 4" Journal" with a
vaiety Of Eght sketches on the trans c ons. ,tth p
seat Of 90, rnmeret. Amot,.t OF e dishes, in his
bill of fare, he has treatcd us with a view Of the
next ddntuIi5tya according 80 Ills csst Of
characters, Mr.. Giles viii be offered the appoint
aent Of S%eercta,y Of State--This is probable c
nOugh. IfMr. G.. will not accept, Mr.. Eliot IS
Inclined to think. f" that Mr.. John T.1!sy OF Vir.
gipix viii III, L at stafionl'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-19

TsNHG General Meeting of che bIdtuaI Assu-
ment, in.the room at the Committee of Propositi-
ons and Grievances, in the Capitol, 1.-THE hour Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-19

We are AUTHORISED 10 state, that Ions w:
EPPss, Esq. has co scented once NOE, to 5erya
the peoele OF his dis'ri t IN the Consgeseoftie
United States-amidst these difts-ets and stormy
,imee
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-19

The address of Generation c,
Citizens Of his District, ">.:"qe t;% ;, 20 rns
o,'s to become a cInd da.e5 for Cong 'ess, ihtehi'-
ceived last nignr-too f5e Tor Til, days papeFe-
The address viii certainly appear in our next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-19

@E-N8 49,
signments Of debts, orgetting such other Sc
Curity az the debtor might be enabled to give,
and this would he done in every instance
where both creditor and debtor we're honest
citizens. This system ofreasoning, however,
is denied by the gentleman from Richmond,
and he tells us II we pass the bill, nominal
transfers Of debts will take place i'll order TO
set the suits into the Federal courts and il
one debt does not amount to $500, mary Of
the debts due 20 the merchants, will be con-
solidated into one, by advertisements &c.
&c. which will enable the creditors to bring
snits in the Federal courts, and by this means
the planters aud farmers will also be crush
Ell and rHtned. In answer TO this objection, /
say That i do not believe G suit upon an assign
ed debt conld be sustained in the federal
Curtis; if the original creditor and debtor be
both living in the same state, az TIE tiine
the bond was executed and sued, 50 that e
ven real assignments would not produce the
ELECTS spoken of by the gentleman. But be
THIS as it may, the gentleman is clearly
wrong ~ say ing that d consolidation Of debts
would take place so as to get the suits ia the
federal courts. There are very few debts ot
$500 due from planters and farn,4rs to mer-
chants, and / apprehend that debtors wiz
never, with their eyes open, make such a con.
~SOlidatiO1, when the vel! knOwE object is Il
bring suits IN the federal courts. and with
out tie Consent and oct Of tbs dejtors, Sure
" the debts could not he consolidated ant
the sentlemap certainly does not mean to SAY
; that one suit could cover the whole
budget Of clai rs. Again, sir, if the reason
ing Of tue gentleman upon This pant, be COR
rect, both creditors ard debtors will be pla
ced upon equal ground, for when the crcdi
tor IN a distant state commences 81 suit a
gainst a debtor in Virginia, TIC debtor q
he rs a merchnnt) will have noih;ng to DO
but make a nominal transfer To- some 'indivi
dual residing in another state, Of all his debt
and Canse suits to be brought in the fedora
c ourt in order to meet the judgment whic
may be rendered against hin. This nigh
DE easily done. il the propositions wA;ch hay
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-18
Lees Grand ReGoYatsue.

Proved by long extensive experience, 10
be absolutely unparalleled in the cure ofner-
vous disorders, consumptions, lowncss ofspi-
rits, loss of appetite, impurity of blood, hys-
tericai affections, inward weaknesses, vIo-
lent cramps in the stomach and bad indiges-
tons, melancholy, govt in the stomach,
pains in the limbs, relaxations, involuntary
emissions, obstinate elects, flour albus for
whites iimpotsnsy, barrenpess, &c. SIC.
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George Harwood,
Market street, Baltimore
11esars. Il. Ire 6 Son,

"a
You are atlberty to publish for the'good
of Others, the benefit have received ,t '
your excellent preparation called zee 1"1-
ir. Being afflicted with violent pans IN inc
breast, loss of appetite, and debility Oh the
whole system, whichrendered me unable 70
attend to business, being advised to try your
Elixir, procured two bottles OF Messieats
Warner and Hanna, which has entirely re-
moved the complaint, and restored me 70
perfect state Of health. From the good effect
of your ElixirI was led to suppose your otner
medicines were equally effcacious, whica IN
duced me to give your Worm Lozenges to
my children, and with pleasure ! INFORM you
they had the desired effect, Any. other anfor
nation shall give on application to me at
my house in Sly's,street, Baltimore.
John Keller.
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BY JOHN PINKERTON,
AUTHOR OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY, &c.
CONDITIONS.

The work will be handsomely printed. in
quarto, on fine paper and with new type
and will be put to press as soon as sufficient
number of subscribers is obtained.
1t is expected the work will be completed
in ten or twelve volumes, each containing be-
tween eight and nine hundred pages OF letter
press, besides several elegant eDgraVipgs.
A quarter Of a volume, or one number, is
proposed to be Published en- the first day OF
every month, at dollars, payable Oh delive-
ry. To non-subscribers the price will be con-
siderably enhanced.
A list of the names of such as patronise this
valuable work by subscription, will be pub
lishedin the last volume.
~ The English edition sells at IA dollars
volume.
Xxx SUBSCRIPTIONS receiveddy LMEse
KENNED7, senior, Alexandria.
July Z.
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]. A. Smith,
Market street, Fell's Point,
LEES Worm-ds2roys;ng Lozenges.

This medicine is superior to any Yer Of
feged TO the public, being innocent and mild
certain and etEcaciousin its operations.--
Should no worms exist in the body, it will
without pain or gripping, cleanse the sto-
mach and bowels of whateyeris foul OF often
sive, and thereby prevent the production of
worms an. many fatal disorders.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-18
John Keller.


Tn December last was attacked with
most violent cold, severe cough and pains
in the breast, which continued 70 grow worse,
during which time my appetite failed, and
my voice altered so much, that 1t was with
the utmost exertion could pronounce a,sln-
Gle sentence louder than my breath. Some
of my friends having observed to ne, that
much good had been done by the use OF Lees
Isfrir, advised me to procure bottle from
Mcssrs Warner and Hanna, which accord
ingly did-and to those persons unacquaint-
ed With the merits of this medicine, it will
appear astonishing that three doses should
remove the pains in my breast, and the use
cfthe one bottle restored me to PERFECT
HEALTH. -
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The Commonwealth of Virgins

To the Sheriff Of Cnnty, eREA1'SO ~,
VOU are hereby commanded to sui o. n,
i Elisha Janney, Jacob Jahney' f w..
Care, Bernard Hooe, jun. Philip Siau6; ;.,I
and Fleming Bates, to appear at the c@P'
in the city Of Richmond, OF the l7th aa IN
the next term, before the Judge o' "
superior court of chancery, directed by #
to be holden in the said city, to answer N ID
exhibited against them in the sad e0u'n "a %
John P. Smith. And this they shaIl y.
wise omit, under the penalty OF one NUM- NJ
pounds each. And have then tNerSe ~,
writ. Witness, Peter Tinsley, CLERK o. C,t "a
said court at Ri hmond, this Oath day OF N' Ne.
1909, and in the thirty third yearsf t's'"
monwealth.
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OBJ S Z R " E.
TIE taslozviag MEDICINE s are sold BY
~ sRoBERT. CRY, Bookseller IN Kans-
.strees--and By n. .HINGS1ON, fasrfar-
street, yaterandrfa.
LEES ELIXIR !

q sovereign remedy Tor Colds oostlnase'
IN coughs, catarrhs, asthmas, sore throats'
and approaching consumptions. a single
trial OF this medicine will prove It's eftcacious
quality in restoring perspiration common 70
healthy people; it dislodges and expels !he
tough viscid phlegm or mucous, Strengthening
the weakened vessels of the lungs thus slfiN-
Ing at the root of the disorder, the symptoms
of course are eFectually and permanently
conquered. The great number OF cures per
formed in 1908 by this elegant anduselul pre-
paration, is sufficient to astonish and convince
those that labor under colds, coughs'c onsunp-
lions, &c. of beirg Immediately relleved' with
out saving any thing of the many thousanus
benefited in former years; however Tor the
information ofthose persons, II any there oe'
mat have not heard of the balsamic Qualities
/ of Lees Elixir, We give the names OF the 1oi-
lowing persons who are we'll known to our Ci-
tizcns in general as persons of known lntesa1-
~ and strict veracity. From the following
certificates it viii plainly appear, that three
wears consumption, a common cold or cough
are llwith ease removed by Lees Ehxlr'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-18
Lees Genuine Essence s. Extract
of Mustard.

A safe anG effectual remedy for acute and
chronic Rheumatism, govt, palsy, lumbago,
numbness, white swellings, chilblains, sprains
bruises, pains in the face and neck, &c.
Lees SovsYsigm Ointment foythe Itch.
Which is warranted an infalllble remedy at
Que application, and may be used with the
most perfect safety by pregnant women,or on
infants week old, not containing particle
of mercury,or any dangerous ingredient what
ever, and is not accompanied with that tor
menting smart which attends the use OF other
remedies.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-18

Mrs. Lau's FARM, near tits t0wn.
Terms, which will be very accommodate
ing, made known by WALTER JOINS Esq.
inWashington.
May 80. co
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lfe&srs. K. Lee and Son,

The superior qualities Of your medicines
called Lse's Ekrir, induces me to give you
this certificate for publication, to point to my
suffering fellow mortals the road to healtn'
the most valuable of all earthly posse sslons.
For upwards of three years | have been al
ficted with a severe cough. tightness OF the
breast, lowness Of spirits, and gradual vast
ine Of the flesh; having tried different medl-
cines recommended for such cases, without
receiving any real benefit; fortunately one
of your advel tisements was given TO me-
Immediately applied to Mr. Vanee. i1s' 1uar-
Ket street, for some of yoar Elixir, when
has contrary to the expectations OF my friends ;
restored me to my former good state OF
health. Any other information will be gwen
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PlueY- FaYq1 to Rent.

r AM authorised to rent in divisions, that
Il part of the late General Wasdington's es-
tate called RIVER-FARM. The fertility,
to say nothing of the commanding situation
of this place, is sufficient to excite tie attcn-
ton of farmers.
WM. II. FOOTE.
Ju]v ! 3taWl m
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7 4 K W u b d S
Patent Waihlng Machine.

FyHE subscriber continues to manufacture
+ Yarzvood'S Pa:ent flashing 0lachlne,
which by daily experience proves to answer
the intended purpose, and for which the de-
mand is great. He has already disposed of
his right to the state Of Maryland, and some
counties in Virginia, andis willing to dispose
of rights for counties in the different states to
the southwark of the Potomac river, and also
for the territory of Louisiana. Masters Of
vessels viii find it particularly useful.
VIM. G. Newton,
Assignee ofJoseph Yarwood.
June %.
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That valuable MILL-SEAT,


the property Of the Said Janney, situate III the
said town OF Occoquan. On TINS sclte was e
rected, about ten years ago, spacious three
story brick mill house, which ever since has
been occupied as a manufacturing mill until
about five weeks ago it was destroyed by tire !:
the stone work of the mill and considerable
part of the brick work still stands and would
be found sufficiently substantial to erect new
work upon it-considerable part OF the iron
work would also answer for, a new mill, which
might with these aids be erected IN time to
grind the growing crop OF wheat. The ad-
vantages appertaining to this valuable proper
ty which in the drlest season never wants wa
ter, are so generally known as hardly TO aeed
particular enumeration. Suffice it TO state,
that il is situated in healthy and tlourlshinS
little town at the falls OF Occoquan river, a.
bout Is miles south OF Alexandra, Oh the
great stage road leading from north to south,
in the heart Of fine wheat country, and has
nayipabe tide water toFthe mill door where
vessels nay come of sufficient burthen to car
~ 400 TO 500 barrels of -four.
ALSO,
lit the sane time and place zeW be eah0sed to
SAFE,
The LANYARD and the I'M
provemcnt thereon, which are calculated for
the carrying on the tanning business to adj
vantage and on a large scale, together with
the stock OF Leather, &c. on hand.
ALSO,
Viii BE erhosed for &ete, at the same sE'7e and
flacc,
One undivided Molety OF a
Tract Of Land, containing about SEQ acres,
situate on the north side Of the Occoquan IL
yer, very valuable from the quantity OF ilne
timber which il contains.
Terms of sale for the real property Will
be-Ten per cent on the purchase money
payable within 60 days by negotiable notes
well endorsed-for the residue credit will
be given OF one, two and three years Oh equal
payments with interest from the date, and
deed of trust upon the property to secure the
payments viii be required.
For further particulars, those who may de-
sire to purchase viii be pleased to apply to
Mr.. Nathaniel AAcott, at Cccoquan, or to the
subscriber at Bush-Hill, near Alexandria
Richard VI. Scott, Iyuj1ee. |
June 49, 3taWts
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Joseph Il. MandeviIIe-

HAS FOR SALE,
5000 baskets coarse and fine Salt bv !.
bushcI and in sacks.
so barrels Whisky.
1000 VT. Rhode Island Cheese,
Goshen d. in casks.
5000 VT. best green Coffee, in bags,
1000 do. white do.
French brandy.
jamaica, Antigua, Windward Island, =,
New England Rum.
Imperial, Hysoll, Young Hyson, and H.
son Skin Teas, ofhe latest igll0rtattcns
Sugar, best Muscoyado, IN hogshead. Al
barrels.
Do inferior qualities, in do
Moiasges, in hogsheads
Clover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and by retail,
Candles, monld and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, HamiIton's and Carrot
Snuff, in bottles, Writing and NVrappiogP Pa
per, Pepper, Allspice, Chewing To5aoc'
Nader, Coppsras, Soal Leather, Bed Cors
Leading Lines, ks. &c.
also,
Best Superfne Flour, for private famiIe'
a few barrels Corn, and some Seed CAS-
PIaister Of Paris, sc.
ApriI II,
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Jua Publllhed,
FOR SHE BY K. CRY,
A CELEBRATED ROMANCE KNTITLED
ABAELLlNO,
THE BRAVO OF VENICE.

THE BRAVO OF VENICE.
Translated from the German, by NJ
Lewis, the we'll known author Of the CaSi
Spectre, Monk, Adelgitha, &c. sc. Pic.
handsomely bound, one doliar-the LngIA
edition sold at one dollar seventy i've cents
What black Musician conjures up this tl:rA'
What, do you tremble, are ye ali aifald
Alas, blame We not, for we are mortal
And mortal eyes cannot endure tie devil
Avaunt, thou dreadful Minister of Hell.
RIcHAn8 Ill
Tn Justice to this excellent Romance y
need only remark, that the Grand Dram'1
piece, which for several seasons past d'
such full houses to our theatre, Isl. toundea"
the same subject, as translated by DunIal,1
bur the acknowledged superiority OF LcVh1
writings or TRANSACTIONS in the Romance sN'1
being SO far superior to shy other CT oTr oY,
Gern authors, leaves encomlum unnccess"'
with the publishers. -.
Morn. Five editions of this Romance |S'
sold in very short time, after pu5iIc',L0:"
London-it is dedicated to the Earl OF A0''
by Lewis.
June 7-2l
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-18
Peter FINLEY, c. C.

To restrain il the hands Of the de sn 1J'os
Jacob Janney, Philip Care, bernard i p,te,
Jun. Philip Slaughter, and Fleming p psus
any monies, debts, or effects IN then ii
belonging, or due to Elisha Janney' -
sent defendant, until the further ofae
court.
William Writ, P. g
Teste,
P. TIssIEr, 6, G. aos
May 80, "'A'