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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

Vents that have taken ,,Iscr md 70 ts,v
could, there vas no season 10 sspcc, h;gh
prices FOR tobacco.
ihe greater prices rese,'ed from mad
speculation, under an I.npre sion ,ha, wa
would .nsus, and not fron the non ,n,er.
course laws. Suppose for a moment The
non-ints'e course laws were to con,mue for
ever, no man in his senses could ,ms~ipe
the prices OF tobacco would be above I'd
20 % per ID. because al tbess prices it
could be brought here circuiiousIy with
all ezra charges on it.
There is ano;ber dssgreeable c;rcurn.
stance with regard to insurance. Tne
premium one day is often 40 and so pe-
cent higher than another according to
caprice or iornors OF captures"
10Th, Markets Of Tobacco are low
and ianguid--prices at plesen, are quoted
Tor tobacco I'D TO sd-pomina cotton lAa
TO lsd Flour 4s to Co.'S. but, only sales for
the best super fresh sorts, and only now
and then hh , wool tobacco can be
sofa i2r immaculate use. When ali your
restrictions arememovcd, andthose in Eu.
rape Continue, ces of all your products
will very ioWsnd particularly tobacco,
because nearly all must come here, and
here Xhere is not consumption for one
hi1h your quantity. Nearly all thu
conHhen,ai ports are shut, to the exclu.
SION OF this country. Wun your belief
then, the the nen.intercourse will be re.
moved before your Congress rises, you
have acted very discrcety in Determining
not to meddie with tobacco, and indeed
in any event It would be unsafe IN s-scu
tate IN sh's article al almost any reduced
price, tor am confident that vast deal
VIII not pay charges. Great changes how
ever may take place on the Continent and
give new turn to things. But in cthe
midst of so much uncertainty no prudent
man will risk much.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26
FsoxTwE VrasINrA PArrror.

We are indebted to the politeness of a
friend for the following Extracts Of Lei
from respectable Houses in London
lately received, and dated aEh ard
3oh April, 1910.
1.-THE intercourse had remained open
bs,ween this country and America, the
price Of tobacco would before this have
been Sd and al. IL was impossible fcr
auy one TO have GoTeseen ths Political {
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26
$50 Dollars Reward.

a SECONDED about the 18th Of January
1910, negro man named JIM, soms times
called I'M JONES as he was purchased of
Edward Jones. Sussex county. Virginia a NJ, ri.
we'll made fellow. about 5 feet 3 jn,hes ,i-h-.
scar Under the LEFT arm, nearly the middle Ss
his bedy---a scar nearly under the left buoby-.
the scar IN the body ne got in taking wiiei, rua
away--a small scar rather over the rieht cys./
expea he was carried eff BY some v,liaiu, and
is now sold. 100 dollars for the negro alon.. or
$50 Tor the negro anu rogue ina, has 'rls Vim.
Edmund Byne,
Ssta&Asf Georgia, Burke county,
~ wakei's Bridge.
June-9- ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26
LATEST FROM ToNN1NcEx

Capt. Berry, Of the ship Lydia, sailed
from TonniHgen on the 9th of Nav. and
informs US, that no seizures of american
property had recently taken place there
that 1t was reported just before he sailed.
that permission was granted for the exoor
tation Of Merchandise. from Tonuingen. 20
Hsn'ssf and Altoona. 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26
Aurora.

N7AITE'S Correct List of Prizes
w Drawn in the Union College
LokeV, No. 1, to the thirty.nintll's
DAY Drawing, may be seen bythose
lntefssted by calling at this Office
where they can examine fer them
selves.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26
PHILADELPHIA, Tune 90,

The report of the d.y, is that Mr.
Pinkney is SO much pleased with the
British eli nate, that he means TO re-.
main in that country-so that the stn-
ry OF his being recalled, is not likefssto
be realized literally Aurora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

By hat strange fatality was it that
the intekests OF American merchants
or any American interests, should be
committee to Joy, tory who Aed with
the British from Boston, and who has
followed the business ola London ex-
change broker ever since ;yet such was
the man, sent to Copenhagen (whiis
denmark was at war with England,)
TO take charge of American interests
a msPNof whom it can be proved, that
he @&Nred in London At the house of
Wiiisams, Timothy Pickering's ne
Phew, this same Joy declared that
England had right to tax American
commerce! Yet it was Mr. Pinkney
who sent this mau to Denmark.
Aurora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

CT inEr ALSO" Of he had Inferred
again It would have been like-wise)
/" / infer also, either" (here is an in
ference with two horns, no wonder it
ended in dilemma) "Iinfer also eli.
(" ther, that no other blockade of France
" was instituted by Great Britain du.
"ring the period above mentioned"
Chat is before the 1st Of January 1907
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-07
Public Sale.

THE subscriber, by virtue Of deed OK
trust to him from Mr.. William Hodgson, dat.
ed on the 10Th day of Novembcs, in the year
1903, for the purpose Of indemniIying Mr..
John Hopkins-:wi!, on FRIDAY, the 26lh
April next, at the hour OF twelve O'Clock Of
that day if fair il not, on the next fair dav
at the same hour, proceed to sell, at the
court. house, in Alexandria, at public sue.
ton, to the highest bidder, fer ready money
three thousand acres Of LAND, situate On
the left fox of Big Sandy Greek, wkjet
land WAS, ct the time Of the grants for the
same, in the county Of Alonongalia, in tho
ate Of Virginia. ..,....
The above tracts OF land were granted BY
the state of Virginia, to John Nilsson by tbrss
several patents contaipios respectively one
thousand acres, and bearing date on the first
day of October, 1884, which land has been
since duly conveyed to the said William
Hedgson by deed dated I'd of August, 1890.
Edmund ]. Lee, Tu&ee.
Nov. 81. .. cots
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equal 70 another freight IA and ontx well
81 compensation for his time ands ysouble.
and as an advance upon thsssspisal he en-.
ploys. Z, All these profits must Come ont of
,he rockets Of the farmer, az they so far
Lessen the price which he obtains. Is no,
all this verified by late experience. -
While American articles were scarce and
dear in Europe, was the farmer a, all b-r.
tered BIZ It? On the contrary, was he nor
driven to sell his productions, If indeed he
could sell, at great Sacrifices and AZ very
reduced prices!
Without giving more into detail l am sa-
,isfie,. that the provisions OF this bill which
have been struck out by the senate are nor
called for b, The situation of our country,
or bv the true. policy of this government,
and that their operation, if enacted, mishs
be ruinous to our commercial and agreu:.
,ural interest: and I trust that the g-n,lc>
men on the opposite side of the house, who
have By their votes declared Willingness
TO get rid of the non intercourse by passing
this law incumbered with these provisions,
will consent to take it without them.
Some gentlemen, however, appear un-
willing to repeal the non iutePeourse lay
without a substitute inasnnnch as they
think they see in such repeat submission to
the DEGREES of France and England and a
censure on those who favored the res,rie-
tive system. This system many yet pro-
Tess to b,.ieve would hav, been altogether
sufficient for the purposes of coerclns lae
beIigerents, ii 1t mad not been evatlvd. I
will not take up the time of the hou.= in
examining what in an unknown SKATE Ct
things might have been the effect of tic
embargo or III non intercourse On France
o: England. With respect to our own
country, nothing happened but what mishs
have been forcs=en. Whenever by an ua-
limited embargo you throw ayast uum5sr
ofyou. citizens out of their usual employ
and render thu Surplus productions OF maEy
others useless, it is in human nature 10 e
wade the law if it can be dcne. Want and
ruin are deadly entmes to that kind ct
patriotism which would lead to an >obsrr-
vance Of such a system. Gentlemen may
ifthey please charge the evasions OF tie
embargo to particular denomination OF o-
liticians, but you sad L, Mr.. Speaker,
know better. In this respect we we're in.
deed all federalis,s and all republica ns.-
Persons Of every political church were G.
qually concerned and equally active in .hs
evasions.
(Speech to be continued) e..
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TRANSFORMATION OF THE CA
. ,.a TERPILLAR.

IFros. me change Of t6e ss erasOlins caserti!-
Gar,' into tAe gay Butterfly, reference Is
often made to tie resurrection Of man. 1he
.. ToHoz:ng Beautiful lines on thot subject, are
frors SkaW's Central Zoology ]
* The helpless crawling caterpillar trace
From the FIRST period of his reptile race.
yCieth'd in dishonor, on tho leafy spray
Unseen he wears his silent hours away,
Till, satiate grown of all that life supplies;
J., Seli-taught the voluntary martyr dies.
Deep. -uRder earth his darkling course ne
bends, ,....... .......
lAnd,to., hetomb, a willing guest, descends.
- There, lyiog secluded in his lonely cell,
Forgets the sun, and bids the world farewell.
Der the wide waste the wintry tempest
! reign, a.. -. -.. 49,
And driving snows,usarp the frozen plain.
In vain the tempest beats, the whirlwind
( blows go. ~
No storm can violate his graves repose.
3 Blu, when revolving months have worn their
-, way, 49, IS, 49,. .-. : r.
fyyhen smile the woods, and when the ze,
phyrs play; - -. ..-.,.
swhen laughsthe vivid world in summers
4 bboomS - (
He bursts and aies triumphant from the
tomb. ~ = ,e,.sss.s - -. r..
And.yhile bis newborn beauties he displays,
T. With conscious Joy his altered form surveys.
Mark while he moves amid the sunny
-; beam, - !. 't;s,f 81 r'
D:e. his soft wings the varying lustrs CLEAN.
Launched into air, CT, purple plume she
- scars, ,.,.- .--r
SGay Natures face with wanton glance >ex.
plores; - -
Proud of his variOusbeauty wings his way,
And spoils the fairest flowers, himself more
- klir than they'll -G..sG
And deens weak man. tho future promise
" vain 8 wa - - -. .gst;.,,s -
When worms can die, and glorious riss a.
4. gaint \. :;
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Coach-making, in all its various
Branches. .
E. p TAYLOR.

u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IN and the public, that he eontib res 70
carry Oh the Coach making Bmsiness in all its
valious branches, ut the shop in Fairfax.
street, formerly occupied by fhea and 7ay-
or, where all orders in his line of business
will be strictly attended {.
From an establishment of three years in
the above line Of business he is able to say,
rs proof OF his workmanship, he has many
vouchers. ~ 49,.
Gentlemen who may please tofavoi lin
with their orders for Carriages Of any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with ncatness and strength.
N. B. All kinds Of Carriages ond HARNESS
es made ard repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
<..- FOR SALE
A second hand Coachec With Harness.
March al. t@E: = . is,,S Z, go
r Z - 4 s.., - :
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ONCE my old Daddy had a flock of sheep
Ped. on a mountains brow:
Twas high as Tsneri6e, for aught know;
5 So And twice as steep; ...
! So the old codser, and myself, together
Fenc.d round abe brink, to keep these "a"-
y nissin; asI..-, ~.
Porthsy took lessons from an Old bell '''a-
- sAer, 80
who oft gallanted thenrth ro' thick o tnia
! Ase-l let baps lead, and over hill ana nonoT'
Fen to the very DID,; they "ouia 4''-
+ He rathes thof this fence T.
Accorded III with his ideas OF freedom;
- And hence
--Determin'd Ger the top to lead EN-. =
The place where he RESOLVED to take his ieap'
NVasjuss uponthe verge outside was steePj
'Twould make the NOODLE s~im' to look be-
Yet still he wa, guide careless what might be
Upon the other side, so DER went he
e Z And To-
Impelrd BY eravitasion, neck and heels;
Down tie poor weather tu,nb!ed, bell < all
He bleatea murder, while his bell rang peals
And reader, wouldst believe that great and
smauS
Soon as their headsirong leader, they did
miss
Each tho dess ventura the untri'd abyss;
Aad suiCk as you conld say Jack Robinson,
They, every one;
The suckings, and their dams;
The frisky ewes, and little butting rams;
As Niagara from its bed did pour, 80
Or Lucifer, they felI-to rise no more!
This mournfu' tale has enc short application:
Il fits each fasious scoundrsl Of the nation /;
Who tho perycrsc, headstrsng K ignorant ;
FoEcseeing chasm is tee proud : reeanf;
But strives,>,inweaFied like the old bell wea-
Is Their, " ~. .a-
= TO aruv az Soys she internal sulra together
',.. LITTLE PINDAR.
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g. Printing lin all rs branch.
e e neatly exccated At this Of
nee. 49, ~ i... ~.
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For the Aiexandrie Daily Gazette.

ONCE my old Daddy had flock of sheep
Ped. on a mountains brow:
twas high as ZsnerDe, for aught know;
3 &c.," And twice as steep; .,.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28
NOTICE

TliE Creditors Of the b spss. Il lGasaissa
~ and M.Gsy, formerly. Of AlesaadSees
merchants, are requested TO tranSmit fheir
respective claims duly authenticated 70 o..
y. Streng, esq, counsellor q Law, No. lih
Bdrfhe Sip NewYolk. The ebjeet IS this ".
quest is 70 ascertsil the, eniire amount nf al
Claim. On TIN, ssid house, in the city df AisSA
andria and its vicinity, aSptspa1t0!y teMfk.
Ing some proposition fer. their final ,sdjNsis
Menh rs Il win be imprastieibte q igs,I
to .be Creditors my speelsc: ptvpossstacs a, yn
the whole smodnt Of the dsbeSh khSt ID
is o: CONSEQUENCES that they sbegIa "a aite
to this notice and It il hoped the1 wtlf ~
suffer the period FOR traansmit:iHx sksis ~
counts to e <prosracssd beyond ths ssth ~
Of 3uns next, -
New York, Nay aa:-3s. g. !.
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lstsasri.! . 1 |! .
MohDxk !, MAY g. (.

Fran DnsEn. Ths, Isis, coawsy, ar-
rived Il Salem. o. she sis, inst from Dubs
lin. By thi. arrival tie hpAorsble, Willssn
Gray, has recsiysd q pub!in paper ri TN
sh April, containing some partieulars o9
which the folloviius i the sa6gnnse. .,r
Letter. Of ths saash saf Alasch. from
France, sts,e. thst Mr.. ArmstrpSs had ter
yninased his. :seoFrrsperdegess with HE
Frsneh government, Swithoat coming to
. suecessful i.sus-t Matters had procr.ded
50 far that he had chartered Z yessei,o con-
'vey home himself, family and suite. IL was
his intention TO have taken passage on board
the John Adams, but there was want Of
accommodations. Mr.. Armstrong takes
HE departure the moment he receives al,
answer to some drspa,ehes recently, sent
over to Mr.. Pinkney. The British govern
mtns, on application from Mr.. Pinkney,
had agreed 10 forward the answer with
messenger ina cartel The prevalent OPT
MON is, that there will be war between
France aad America. and peace between
the latter and Great Britain.
Intelligence had reached Dublin, a. late
% the evening Of the 7th April from Lon.
don. Sir Francis Burdeu was still at his
house in PicadiIly. A mob assembled,
broke all the windows Of lord Castlereagh's
house, lord Dartmou,h's, Mr.. Yorxes MIR
Percival's, and some others. The guards
were calledous and $50 men were sent 10
protec, the magazine in Hyde Park -----
Some st the guns at the tower we'e loaded
with grape shot. -. ...2-, T., =.
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FGblcSaE.

BY virtue ola deed oftrust from jgihIG!s
Hodysda to The subscriber, will s. sold q
auction, nTthe pfemiies, on MONDAxdA
'2sth' inst. at ~ o'clock, lie Gnexpir&d ld1A
of that + kR M'idiaeenf tot he toxk re Md.
:apdfia, Shsieoa lie odd NiilHn HSas1uA
hath for some yIs;iii. ,psss ,is7fds l$aIy
called 4slrte, Airing abopt tvetta dtiGSSj
with fhe IMPROVE meats .tESfedns A
shout eight yesfs:yssr ns4 tifieA ii ~
]. .a - az ass etePifts s $50 = Iiae 8 s
H.ths zane taims. tin, ! ia i,;os. III ssSs
! I'm ]. 4. gsIisds. idaai ss'iiss q assSi;.
!, !. 7sshas SWIM ;4ssels.
!, 1T ibe sanlis line sad xtitex III 10;
. Es sqla, tkrSs CO.., ssa sssr, 3 . go.
.sstrs hrmng essesjsa ~ = b q -.
sisiiaiSs y ia IL - s 8.
( 1yer.s J.
re RE -
!. !. 4 sjlvsii5e 03yxt9 ~ 8.
go fsEerSit asi sSiseapisl ~ ~
~ -. NYgk 9, q, - >,
ee1 III.
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FOR SAEE.

{ "A strong WAGON and TEAM, paie
Mules and. Part, Hdr,ss, With Hss6sss fdr
i've. Ono third Of the purchase mqneys be-
ing paid, credit Of Two and four mo1ihi may
be had for the. remainder, gi,ing negotiable
notes with N approved endorseT. Apply 70
David Hiaskins, at Strawberry Hily o. 70
:. .',.- .. William Hartstof1le.
.sth mo as, "a. iav2ws
so. GREEN CLOVER, at Three StRaSs
per hundred weight. --- - !. - -.s.,,
;Ndj2Hngt0n Bridge Company.
THE President and Ulre,or. having. .hs
day declared GvGend Tor The half yer end
ing the ,22a instant. az TIE rata pf sigAtper
cent per apuaia. The same win g fad
to the oskholders or their rsptessntativss
at the Bank Of Washington, IN Or aftsrths
frsat: Ia day Of June nes, -.
!. Those stockholders Who hssss 30. ,ises;sta
for the frst half ysar ending Ns,tmber.a3,
the dividend at the rate Of seTsh per Cent. VII
call and receive the ssms, ;. II. ;,
BY order sf tAe5oafd. .. w..
-. S..ElKot,j Jun. 173laSuffetr.
:. May .as--as. IN
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From the Baltimore TUsrl
pINKNEY's LETTER, sc. .

As there are some ,hirps which n:Ist be
published, sooner or later, wr lose no time
in LAYING Pinkney' 10 Wellesley BE-
fore Our readers; though there rs nothing
Of pie asing nature either in that or 'here-
ply: the one is diffuse, minr,e, ';stlious AID
vapid the other is smoeth, cautious, and
ssmetimes afk,--beinS rather lust'hca-
iion Of Jackson and. an asfrohs to AMERICA
than otherwise :; but they assent, reluctant
y, to recall him +; for sake Of his naalssty's
pure love to America. II Pinkneys style
Is disgustful, his BEHAVIOUR rs Infinitely
more 90 -, was extravagsn,ly obseqpions
and mean. He talks with Wellesley like a
parasite or a meudieans, and afterwards, AZ
he himself tells vi, he runs like lacqusy
TO the British seer. tary, and was doomed to
wait TWO MONTHS AND TWELVE
DAYS for an answer /! ...s...... r.
Blu, We caution the reader to Judge for
himseE Believing, as We do, that Pink
ney possesses neither bright talents, 9 ssnse
ofhonor, or political integrity ;--believing
that he has dishonorvd his mission, sulli-d
HE dignity, and degraded our country. BY
his recent haraugue 70 q set OF English
squires, fox hunters, lords add gentlemen,
In which he eonfessed his gratitude sor I'm.
expected notice and undeseryed kindness,
DC. &c. We arc un6s. perhaps, TO deal : e
'Sual and exact justice' 70 the minister.---
He has remaiaed zoe long in Britain
'Wish respect 20 Wslleslsy he. does not
etssly deny that jackson had grossly in.
salssa COR s0vsrameps--so far, Be has, die.
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ssiaiiSo fI.Ejiiiaitl

- - - "a. 8. q 49,
;. .,;r 3; als,s -
.m ~ 49, 49,. ~ 49, ~ ~ S'
$780, 80 49, =, -: +.
I ass3 ~: ~ s = 6 -
ehih.sshst esssi =. ,'ssssa 9 is 9
- sspe. a !. s.; & = y
&c 20 -; 81 !,
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&C IR e u L A X.

MA. cssrIs, having lately received most
valuable Me'hho us present from Chancel-
lor Livingston of New York; makes known to
the public, that In future, all sales from the
Arlington institution, will be mace free Of
their former restrictions, and without reserve.
Mr.. Cus,s has long since conceded his
partialities, 10 the general sentiment in favor
Of Merinos, and is ardehtly desirous OF pro-
melting that valuable race, to the essential be-.
neft Of his country. His wish Las ever been
to Go good, and all means are alike worthy
Eurh cause
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{ TIE cAPIrAL MERINo
HAMILTON,


willtup aTew ewes at Arlington the ensp-
ing season, at ten dollars each, and there will
also be ready for delivery in the Spring OF
1911, a. cross Merino upon Arlington long
wooded improved, most valued race tor do,
The Price Of Lambs viii coutinu. at twenty
dollars each, until the subscription, to: the
fund for establishing. the herhetHe! fsrenas's
shall haze been completed, when the price:
will be enhanced, go, -. .,,,,., p. 49,,
Although delicacy forbids mention Of the
very great price this valuable Merinos was sup;
posed to be worth in New York, il may not be
ssmi.. to sta.e few. r.. ons why the ,Merino.
stock Of Chancellor Livingston must bs the
best ever imported, OF under present sircum !I,
stances, dlat can now be imported, iron r,
Willie the great piundearer Of Europe, held
the Spanish government in that durango,
which terminated in the eohpIeat usurpatfon
Of the country, he obtained the p, iyiledge Of
selecting ten thousand =: Merino's from, the
Royal and other aocks Of Spain. These sheep
were chosen by the. discriminating judgment
of French Naturalisls, and conveyed 10 the:
Imperial Farm at Rambuillet ia. France
where they have since resolved every alsera-
ton, and Improvement, which science and a
liberal policy, could afford. -.
:, From this Rock, have. Mr.. eLiyingstons
Merino's been obtained direct. T..
ARLINGTON, hoy -, 1910. -.
s- Editors Of papers In the District Of
Columbia and States Of Maryland and Virgil
ria, win truly oblige and produce an essential
servie. ty giving thisf Circular. Jingle inssr.
tion.
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-15
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove 10 the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, mhes
frun Alexandria, from George Town Ter
~, and about the SAME from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city OF Washington
in a healthy, agreeable neighborhood' con-
tanning about 40 acres, on whichis coh'e-
nient dwelling house, large enough ter gen
,teel family, together with all the outhnuses
suitable, all new or nearly so; an orchard OF
apple trees Of selected fruit, together VITA
diaeres: other fruit trees, a proportion OF 'n'-
proved meadow i"S the scythc, and a large
portion more may easily be made. ANY per-
soa iscaii.ed to purchase May know the terms
Sy application to Mr. Joan DuLIs' adjoining
rhe said farn, or the subscriber on the pre-
Z. Dulin. =
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-15
BY GEorcR WArT:RsToS, ESQ.
OF WASHINGTON CITY,
A,s,hsr Of the Lawyer and Child II f'eetsng.

The celebrity of this authors Law
YER" and " CHILD OF FEELING" in
duced the publishers to engage in tins work.
and wi,hou: detrac,ing from the merits OF the
farmer, feel themselves justified IN stating
that his GLENCARN Is superior to either
Ills submitted without further recommends
ton, with wish, that the American review
crs may give further encouragement to tins
Young yentlelnan's cn;leavors to entertain III
.,,,ict and moralize his fellow citizens, IN q
way seemingly well calculated to attract their
attention.
Feb. s.