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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-31
The Sublcrlber begs leave

/ ne SuDICTIDCI UOSo II"
respectfully to inform his friends and the
public in general. that he has again COM
mpenced the COOPERING business at his
new shop, on Union street, where be keeps
a. regular supply oe all articles in the line CT
lie p, oecss;on, and soIcits the public Tor a
sb r of their patronage. lie keeps con-
slant supply of White Oak hogshead and bar
vel slaves suitable for shipping. Mast = oops
and Hanks may also be had on applcaupn ~
w Lawrence Hill.
Gctober 80.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-31
Bryan Hampson. & Co.

Bryan Hampson. & Co.
Have just recsioed and oBsrt or sac,
10 hhds. and so barrels first quality sugar
90 dc. second quality, -,
10 mines old London particular Madeira !,
pipes and tisfces L9 2n1@r tnafA'' anu
Is quarter casks Malaga WlNoo'
20 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy
so barrels New England RUM
40 do prime Whiskcy,
10 d. d5s Young Hyson lEAs, of this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
also, the best selected flour loF ao'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-31
Ioieph Mandeville,

Corner Of King and Fairfar.streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
10 quarter chests gunpowcer and imperiaI
TEA
90 boxes ditto ditto -,
20 quarter chests Ayson ditto
80 ditto young Tyson -
30 DITTO hyson skin--2ftae latest imtorta~
liens and SUPERIOR quality.
sugars M
20 kegs madden
10 casksfrst quality Goshen chees -.
pipes old London particular Madeira
ditto tiue old port
ditto Lisbon
10 quarter casks sherry 49,.
ditto c4lmen?:r ar ,,-7-oa
90 ditto glu2ntaia Malaga
% .l;.to Catalonia
go cages Old n2sdoc claret x.
ditto yin dc grave
90 cases Lucca Gil ,o..c.,
10 bsles Orleans and Georgia cotton
10 hogshea,'s Molasses
Cognac, Bordeaux and peach brandies
5anla;ca, Antigua and northern rum
Holland and country gin
Pennsylvania rye whiskey
Wine and cider vinegar z
100 boxes and half boxes choice first and
escond qualify Havanna Cigars.
Loaf and limp sugars !; coffee; chocolate
almocds; mace; nutmegs; doves; cassia
and cassia buds; pimente; pepper; race and
ground ginger; zrnetto; Jesult's bark !; pearl
and common barley indigo; alum copper
as fig blue: birthstone; starch; hair pow,
der; Leiper1s, GaIrett's s. Hamilton's snuff
in bottles and bladdels; Macauba and rappce
SHUTS gunpowdsr; patent shot assorted;
mould shot; bar lead sun and pistol fints ;
writing and wrapping paper; glue, demi-,
Johns corks !; bed cords; leading lines ;
chewing tobacco, sc. &c.
He WILL PURCHASE,
FIaxfeed, and well cleaned Mus&
sard Seed.
October 49, =---'
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Joseph II. Mandeville

1Io,a,h Il ManaevlIlc
Lars F0R SALE,
,,oo 80 o'rI1i ;vernooI and Lisbon Salt
1000 6u is',l 49, Sa,t N. SACKS ,
hNe i,. M Nnscoyado Sugar
- hsrn,s do. do.
borsbeads New Orleans dc.
nos s.,,aaT, z, otrae in hhds, s. bags
s sooo W. ", ~" oI5 w : ditto
s so0o ", W.T. psce Ginger.
* boysheaos NIolasses
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l,awraIan and toWle,

HAVE For SALE, =. !.
The C 4 z G 3 Of Schooney Catherine,
CAPT, Nswe2'@J, frogs Bost0'',
Consisting Of
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt,
800 boxes mould and d'pt Candies
Is hogsheads New England Rum'
Octo1cr
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-31
Patent InfallibIe Columbian Oil,

Patent Infalllble Columbian OIL,
a MEDICINE. celebrated for its efficacy,
in the. cure of & consumplions, rheumatism,
pans in any part of the body, colds, coughs,
tooth ache, cholic,. external and internal
bruises, sprains, wounds, scalds, burns and
variety of other diseases" just received and
for sale by -
Richard II. Little,
Apothecsry and Druggist, Fairfax streets
one door below tie corner OF King street,
who is appointed agent for this city and
county. ~
Also FOR SHE, III
a general assortment Of Drugs and Medl-
cines CT the first quality 81,
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Pepper, AlspIce,
Ginger, London Mustard, Alum, Copperas,
Nader, Saltpetre, birthstone, chewing To-;
bscco Of superior quality, Spanish segarss
A variety of celebrated Pasens A4sa;essss.
October II. ..-.--.--.--.-.-----------------a
Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
a BLACK MN for house servant
Apply to the Printer.
August
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-31

Sales at Vcgdue.
- every tuesday and Friday,
= " WILL De SOLD
!, the vendGs Store, coraer OF Prince anu
~ Water streets.
U,r;st, Of Dr., Goods, Groceries, &C. e.
ro~,;rnI,rs Of which viii be expressed IA
IEs OF the day--AH kiniis OF goods
- arc on limitation and the prices OF
- arc established, can at any tune DC
VIZ I'd and 9urchased at the lowest limitation
ans P. G. Msrs.eIler. v. rs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09
FROM rur oRLz ms GAz4rrE
Nsw OaLeANs, Jln. I'd

NeW ORLEANS, JIa. 81.
Yesterday arrived gaI vessel No. 65.
from Jamlicl, via Havana. We are in
deb.ed to captain CIrteT for tae f5IloRing
CO n nualc4tIOns
On the arrival OF gdn vessel NJ. IS at
Port Royal Brown was AZ y sstol. He
had deposited .bout 1o0,O djillrs Ia g1ld
in the hands OF Msssrs, D,cSs. Orc, and
Clara. rne vessel arrived iate ia the e.
venins aud early next moraiag ne applied
70 those gentle men and obtained bills drawh
by tasm IA tasir oSa favor aa! blacks eh-
dorsgd by thsn on DLyil D,Gz3, esq.
Church street, London, for tae noun..
On ao3icatioi 10 the OAK: Of SIaaslestsr
foe cue arrest aod deIysry OF BfoEI, NJ
stated thu case 70 DC Z" one in winch nc dlj
not thin6 III e5I.d interfere WIN proprisA
~"
A warrant WIS obtained from the IN iyor
to appre AeaI Aal BRING 8fegn before nin
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09
NAPOLEON.
JOSGPHiN

VI dam. Lewis, Jerome Napoleon, Joa-
chin Napoleon, Eussas Napoleon, Jdiia,
Hortent.4, CathArinc, Pauiina, Caroline.
Cambcceres, Prince arch Chancellor.
Conn, Regn4ult, of s.. John of Angsly
Having seen the project of the scnaius
consu.tu u IN the form prescribed by the
6zth article of the act OF the constitution
OF the IN Assnst, 1902.
After having heard the orators Of the
council Of STATE, aud the report o. the spe-
cial commission appointed 10 the sitting
of this day, upon ths motives OF the SAID
project.
It's adoption having been resolved Upon
by the number Of voices prescribed by the
s0-h article OF the act OF the consultation
Of the @;b August, 1902, DEGREES;
Art. Tne marriage con racted between
the emperor Napoleon aud the empress J0-
sephme IS dissolved.
Art. q. The empress Josephine will pre-
serve the title and RANK OF crowned en-
press qaeen.
Art 3. Her DIVER Is fixed at the annual
income of two millions Of francs, 70 be pad
out OF the state Treasury.
Arr. 4. Al TIE provisions which shall
have been made by the emperor 10 favour
" the empress Josephine, Gus Of she funds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09
bosroNj Fe5 p.

The skip Ronuus, Clpt4in Llfxia, arr
rived here yesterday, in 81 days from L. -
BON. sac brought dispatches for our gov.
.ernmcnt from his Excellency INN .. I'LL
ans, Que Mtnister Pienipotenriary I, the
Court OF Russia. These dispatches with
private letters that came 10y the Ronulus
were forwarded by Captaia Blachler, of
Maroteheai, who had arrived at Lisoon
fron st. Petersburg. Da.es of prrva,e lera
Iers are up to Nov. Ssn.
Letters fron st. Peters5urgh to the first
of November, state as the general optn on
OF gentlemen there, that the appointment
OF tue Hon. John Quincy .fdaDts as Mn.
Ister Plenipotentiary TO the RUSSIAN Court,
would be attended with happy Consequent
ces as it respects the American trade -
and that he was received with every marx.
OF respect by that government wnica is
Justly dae 70 great statesman, and the
representative of free people.
Ii was foreseea by many that the mission
OF Mr Adams would De ollou3 to the t3riu
tish and her partizans in the United States
--and the al ninistration and that gentle.
nan nave received fall share OF their a.
ouse--for an enjassy whicn We conceive
Tor IT'S Object a recognition Of our co ner-
cal rigl,s by treaty with Russia or such
other nations on the Continent, as may be
disposed to treat vita Us on te s.a5 OF reel.
rrocltys
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

- L a Ne
otter fro the duke OF OlImltia to the
Minister at war in Paris,
Hsad.ouarters, Dss BArrioI, NV. 10,
Your Excellency,
HIS majesty the Enpsr or's troops have
iust gained signal victory. the battle
was fought at OCanl. where the Spanish
linsur-cnts had collectol 5000 mel, OF
,ghon 1000 were ctyAiry, be,ldss . a1 T.
nerots artillery, The 4sn AMI stu corps
of IN. army comnan1sl by tue marshal
ld1k, Of Fregiso (Morticr.) Inc DIVISION
of general Mlh1ud, the division OF light
cavalry of the 5sh corps, con alnded by
general i aureslrd, and the brigade Of
Iight cavalry OF general FIris, win the
roval rnard, aqh tWo battalto1s Of opaaA
is6 trooos, left Aranja;z TINS nofains, tn
order u mest TIE elemy, wio acc)rIins
70 the information receive !, ati takea po-
si,ion az O-ana. At9 O'clO5S, the adganc-
ed euarl in reality Observed TAFT army
At ii o'clsck the easssen :nt 5esin. AID
at O'Clock the 0a,tie vas glin:d. Inc
Soaniards made brave resistance the
superiority OF thcic nun1crs encouraged
them; bus they were attacked with soch
spirit by all the troops, thtt tneir position
was carried w,tl8u, the least heSlsduon.
fhe charges ,Ae ~ the iaiAltry aud cav
airy, threw ths enc ~ into dreadful DIS
order. All tns artillery AL 0Ags iSs tell
into our hApdj. We nave dready Gou1.-
ed SO pisces OF c nlDa, II s.anls OF CO..
lours, and great nln5er of pfls1ners, Ia
nonsst wao.h arc Sensrtb sol0neiss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

70 nFrench p,pers reCeivs ttthi'o ii; e
by the Fawn, from St. 5 ibastianS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

GRAND BATTLE OF OCANA.
Gained by the Imperial aal Royal French
army con IN ,n1ed by the Ddks of Dali
malta, (Soult) over the S2Aniards on the
f9tn Nov. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

(rraqstatet jor tie Baltimore WAg.1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

The orators of the council of state with
drew The prince area chancellor adj
iourned the sitting. A. ms departure his
serene highnsss was coldic;sd vita the
same honours waica were pad hin on his
arrival.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-14
FROM SPAIN.

BY schr. Treaty, Capt. Davis arrived at
Gloucester. our accounts from Cadjz are
brought Gown to the 18th of June. No pa
pers have been received by this arrival.
Capt ID. informs that the Patriots remained
in high spirits and were under no apprc
tensions of losing the city That the land
force of the British consisted of Is 600
troops; and that the following ships of war
were lying in Cadiz waters viz. The Gale
donsa, of 1908 guns .dfi1s. "a Jealous "a i;
1onmant, "A; .HchiNes, "A 1emeraire, 90 !;
hasie, "a ) besides several frigates bomb
sloops and gun briggs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-14
LATEST FROM CADIZ.
PRov-pENcE. IR.INAnr

fKOVIDENCE, Ok. I. N1g. ;.
On Tuesday last arrived here the shin
Mary Ann, OF this port, Captain Russell, in
SO days from Cadiz. He left there on the oath
OF June, and informs that the garrison were
IN high spirits. and entertained no fear of the
French being able to reduce the place The
garrison consisted of so 600 troops, Il, 900 of
which were British. An almost constant
cannonade was kept up betw cen the French
in fort Matagorda, and the English and
Spanish gun boats. and forts on the island of
Leon. lie French were unable by their
Shot to injure the city. A few days before
the departure of the Mary Ann, an expedi..
ton, consisting of 5000 Spanish troops sail.
ed. supposed for Ageziras. Flour was at
20 dollars, at which prices several cargoes
had been sold.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-14
r /.
1. PROVIDENCE, August 4.
LATE FROM SPAIN

Captain Russell, in the ship Mary Ann.
arrived here on Tuesday last, from Cadiz,
which place he left the 24jh June. and brings
papers To the ~ n, Containing nothing of
great importance. He informs US, that the
garrison OF Cadiz Consisted of sc, 900 troops
$4,000 ot whch were British; and that no
Tears were at that time entertained o. the
French, with their present force, being
Bile to reduce the place. An incessant fl
ring was kept up by the French forts the
shot, however, did not reach the CITY, bu,
had done some damage to the shipping.
Captain X also Informs, that the French
were preparing 200 gun boats for service.
aud were about procuring Cannon of larger
caliber. An expedition, consisting of 600
troops, sailed from Cadz about the ooh
supposed for AIgeziras Flour was at 20
dollars.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-14
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERs

CADIz, May IS.
The French continue to erect numerous
batteries breast works, &c &c and am
sorry TO say, without the least opposition
either on our part or that of the Spaniards !:
II except bomb ship or two PLAYING ON
one particular point. In a few DAYS more
fear the enemy will open on the shipping
with red.bot shot, shells. &c. and from the
narrowness of the harbor it will be impos
slblc for us to maintain our present anchor
age: off the light house must then be our
station, which | am certain will dishear;en
the Spaniards; and the town, through trea
cherry and the want of national Courage must
fall. great many families in Cadiz are
am certain, in the Fench interest. eve
ry night we Sc fresh proofs of this: as from
the shipping we discern signals mad,. from
the tops OF the houses. and answered from
the enemy's camp, The French are bns;lv
occupied IN building gun-boats. A Spanish
colonel and captain has deserted to the enc
my. Provisions are plentiful. but very dear
The Iriumph's boats, after the late bur
ricane, picked up 700 boxes of enicksil.
yer, which were slowed i'm the d,aeren,
store rooms ard the hold bu, the heat hav-
ing caussd the boxes to crack, several tons
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-14

the first time that the American Haghas sp-
peared in the Black Sea The captain is the
bearer of letter from our consul general
and charge d'effairs in America, MIR. Dasch-
kcff, to our governor general. As We have
now diplomatic'sgent accredited at the y
5. we hope that his mission will produce
the establishment ofvcry advantag GUS com
ncrcial relations between both Countries.
BAYoNHE May 18.-Letters Of late date
from Madrid, announce the different advan
tages gained over the rebels IN Murcia, by
gen. Sebastian. and of his entry into its ca
pltal. He found therein fifty cannon and
considerable stores, which were destroyed.
The Spaniards retired precipitately towards
Carthagena. Their numbers are few and
are totally discouraged. General Frazer
commands in place of gen. Blake, who has
gone to Carthagena, from which he is expec
ted to SO to Crdiz. Marquis Romano dur
ing holy week attempted to raise Il levy If
the people, but failed. Gen. Regnier has
taken, beat and dispersed about 5000 rebels.
The cap ure of a convoy of 600 head of cat :.
tie. destined for Badajoz, has thrown that
city into the greatest CONSERVATION.
A popular tumult is said to have broken
out at Palma in Majorca sgainst the French
and SWISS prisoners, which was only appeas
ed by the persuasions OF the bishop and cler
gY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-14
New YORK. Augas, 9.

Captain Barton, of the schooner Saloma,
FROM Washington, II G.. arrived here yes
terday fell in a few days since with the
ship George, Dyer, 60 days from Bordeaux
for Baltimore. with upwards of 20 passen
gers. six ct whom he took on board his
schooner, and brought to this port These
passengers state that the ship Ann. Prensler
CAST. was to sail for New York IN Is days,
with above 200 American seamen. passen
gers, il permission could be obrained--that
Mr.. Lee, the American Consul. intended to
come IN the Ann, but had been invited to
become a French citizen, which he refused
that Gen Armstrong was to sail tor home
about the 18Th Of August. if the Sally should
be given up tohim, on the return of the En-
peror 70 Paris-that 40 900 troops had
lately passed through Bordeaux, for Spain !;
and.that there was no expectation of the re
lease OF the American vessels and property
detained in France.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-14
August Il.

I pursuance of decree of Cumberland
County Court, We shall proceed on the 18th
day Of September next, on the premises. To ~ II
tract OF l. AND lying in said County, whereon
William Hudson,d decd, formerly resided, ON the
following terms The purchaser shall paw the
commissioners The cost of suit and the cost at
tending the sale, in ready money, for the balance
OF tho purchase money bonds and security viii
De required OF the purchaser, payable in twelve
months from the day of sale Possession viii
be given the LIST OF January next
THOMAS BRACKFTT)
THO MAS GORDEW. { Ca,,,,x.
NOTION GOODMAN )
August Il ep4vg
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mr. GTGrd,n haVing PREFERRED a situation on fIr
H'H for his establishment,
~gNHE SUBSCRIBERS can with pleasure ..

NHh SUBSCRIBERS can with pleasure as.
sure their fIIendS, that the business OF the
Academy, whereofL. ri Crardin, y. DovIe and
} ohh Wood. have at present the administrator
val, from the LIST Of September next, be condur,
ted by them with the co operation of Mr. CO..
soics, late teacher in the College of Baltimore
French gentleman of great requirements as
well in Classics and Mathematics as in his n
tive tongue.
The advantages resulting to youth from tb;e
association Will be Of great consequence to the,
Dhabltants OF Richmond and its vicinity More
tine and attention will be applied to FnoIsb
Latin aud Greek Classics-the fees for fulton
reduced to a reasonable standard, and the mind
'e directed to useful and early practice, as well
as Theory, in Mathematical and Mercantile s,,,-
dies
They will limit to that number which NAV ar.
pear most reasonable to the parents and them:
selves the teachers will be eaitIly resp,ns,hIs.
in their departments, excepting the FrencS
teacher, whose hours OF attendance will be ,,ni,.
ted.
In discipline, the same order and harnon,,
shall be preserved in all departments, thai hsvs
for nearly three years been kept up by ID. Dovle
inhis department: it shall be neither ndolentiv
lax nor tyrannicay severe
The prices concluded on most reasonable,
will be,
For English, including History, Geography.
Bellies Letters Bookkeeping, and MAthenlat,css
per quarters g
For the above with Latin and Creek ianeus.
CESS 10
For small Glasses in Spelling, Reading, Wri.
ting and Crammsr-S
This establishment will have in view util;tr
not ostentation and ITS object will be 10 give
mat knowledge Of the Enykish Langadse. of t,s
Classics, and of the mathematics, VgIncb ,oiII
considerably facilns,e the completion Of a collie
gia,e edcatio
Il must Dc apparent TO all, that, whereas tb.
English, Latin and Greek classics. as well sa
SPcl,ing, Reading, WrtDg and Arithmetic. -.
for the most part, Geography and the use - %
Globes wore taught solely 10y - Doye,f 2
ly Two years IN this Academy, whep ,oe ,r
was numerous, that when an az t,ono ch ~,
Of equal capsbili,y IS added, he numb te4chef
limited, and the tees tor tuition mu r. of pup Il
sd, there can he N'ta doub, of diminish.
lasting patronage Fectabie a,x
D. Do1Xr.
Angus. Il rs D%HNEY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-14
BALTIMORE. August 10
FROM FRANCE.

This ship George Dyer, Collard, from Bor
6eaux i'll the Bay-She sailed from Bordeaux
9Th June. Capt, Jacobs OF this port came up
IN applet boat this morning: he reports that
there was no change in the relations between
France and the u. S. Mr. Lee, the Ameri"
can Consul at Bordeaux had taken the ship
Ann of New York to- convey himself and ia
mily to the u. $ in which ship most of the
officers and crews OF the American vessels
detained al ST Sebastlans would take their
passage. The ship Sally, in which Gen.
Armstrong was coming, was daily expected
a. Bordeaux it was not known when he
would leave France. The George Dyer was
detained a few hours by the British squad
ron oil Rochelle, was examined and releas
ed. She has greal number of letters on
board and may be expected up in the Course
OF this day. COFFEE House BooKs)
We have been politely furnished with
file of Bordeaux papers to June 2nd-They
contain very little of interest. Captain Col
'Tard informs us. that Americans were very
delicately situated in France that Gene
raj Armstrong advised all toleave the coun.
Try, as soon as possible We have made the
following extracts in haste.
The Britannia from Nantucket, of 80 tons,
Capt. Coffin, was entered at the custom
house Bordeaux, on the 22d May last.
News from Constan,inople about the last
of March state that there are number of
English officers in the army of the Grand vi
zier, who are particularly odious to the ia
nissalies among whom many haze distinc
tons have arisen, such as gave rise 70 the re
Volution which broke out under the magma
niin0us Mustapha Bairactar.
The prospects of the farmer i'm some Of
the departments Of France are not very pro
missing storms, tempest, rain, hail & foods.
have devastated during the whole month of
Nay the department Of Upper Garonne,
spreading throughout several communes ter
Yor and despair
An article from Strasburg, Of May %.
gives an account of the funeral honors paid
10 the deceased generals. duke Of Monticello
and 81 Hiliare, upon delivering them to
che convoy assigned to bring them TO France
Discharges OF artillery were made at the
Qualifications on the rout in honor of these de
ceased warriors.
There have arrived at Odessa a large
number OF neutral vessels from the Archipe
lago, laden with cotton and other produce of
fbe LeVant; they are not permitted to re
turn with grain, although they could bring
1T to COnstantinople with great advantage.
american.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-14
GLOUCESTER. August 2.

Arrived, the schr Treaty, captain Davis,
SO days from Cadiz. Capt. ID says, the Spaui
ards are in good spirits and will hold out
well. Lieut. Gen. Graham was commander
in chief of the British troops in Cad.z, which
are still stated at $4,000 Seven British
ships of the line. and a large number of fri
gaes and other vessels of war. were at Ca
diz Flour per quantity quick at S 23.
Spanish dollars are very plenty. Capt u
brought Is Merino sheep, tor J. L. Win
throp Esq.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-14
August l4s
1aw6w
Unity DOLLARS REwARD-Kanaws

Unity DOLLARS PEWARD.-Rsnaway
H. from the subscriber, living IN Stokes coun
ty, North Carolina, on the 29th of May last, two
Negroes ISAAC G. ESTHER, both of a dark
complexion, Isaac Is about IS years of age, up-
wards OF six feet high, manned in the right
hand Esther is of middle SIZE, and has lost
the sight of her left eye: it is supposed they VIII
either make for Hanover County, Virginia. or
PORTSMOUTH,, as the fellow was purchased in
Hanover and the wench IN Portsmouth ANY
person taking up SAID Negroes, and confininr
them IN any Jail, so that get them, shall be en-.
titled to the above reward
IHOS. LONGING.
August Il. din