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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10


was doubly .hristincd and CLAEK was
added 70 The number of his namts -
Yet with an his chrisiining, he MAS not
one WHIT The Whittier.
8. lie had risen from the dung-hill
in a whirI-wind Of democracy, and
seemed resolved on not Stopping I'LL be
had marched the flli height Of fifty GU
bits from his original. Now such an
one" say they, IS worthy 10 be chief
hangman III N -.
9. And they -/tributed and appoin-
ted one ALvAS, "a discarded Deputy
y forner umes, wno withheld the mo-
ney from his em2loyers-,yho was
graSd runner to the Senator Lew
and who loved tobacco, and women and
RUM that he should travel through the
land and collect names-and they said,
It mattereth not, whether ther be men,
women or children, so that their num-
Der be increased and their sound be not
feminine.
10. But the honest and sober sort of
his brethren refused 10 subscribe their
names and said, OF truth, we will
have no concern in this mater. But
10! therewas found one STAR on the
farther side of the river .fndroacoggin,
who said most sssurtdly this uneasi-
ness ariseth not wholly on our part,
but the political brothers Of HANNIBAL
are angry at his promotions
ii. Nov this STAR was planet of
the least possible magnitude, who shone
not BY his own light, but altogether by
rehecllon--and hence some Of our AS
trologers have deemed him only sat-
elite 20 some distant Opaque body-and
Others have supposed he never would
have been visible to mortal eyes, unless
the SONS OF men, IN the multitude of
/ their inventions, had devised certain
h0tular glasses to assist their sight.)
10 80 this STAR Sharkied, and said,
10, ] have seen letter from JUDAH the
the Judge, in the land Of Pequo7Uket,
addressed unto ELBRIpGE and his
Council, saying, pray you, remove
HANNIBAL from his place; for, tho
he is my political brother, he deserv-
eth not this promotion, aud pray you
have WILLIAM the He5ronte appoint
ed in his stead,
-. Now nathing could have been
nQre false than this saying-for JUDAH,
tho plausible, good natured man, who
deli&hteth not in Drawing, yet, would
have scorned 10 have lent his name to
bring about this iniquily-neither en-
! We'd tie HtNNIBAL, but was pleased
with his promotion.
IA. BY these means We're collected a
mighty group Of ignoble Dames-But
so many of the moreNrepatable sort Of
their brethren withheld their sigma
lures, that II IS not known unto Bitdad,
whether il was Thought worthy to be
sent To Elbudge-or whether il was
committed to the Games to save the
signers from infamv.
IS. Howheit HQnmibaE remained q,n-
ely I'D his place. eXecuuug Judgment
in mercy--whether by the good will OF
Elbndse towards him (Which the
! Scribe charita5ly hopeth for the Cover.
nor's sake or whether in the multitude
OF applicants. no one could be appointed
without grleyOus offence to the other,
is alike unknown to BILDAD-neither
doth he care, for he saith, into their
secrets enter thou not.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10

Z THE fuhlSribsr. viii com alence their Fven-
ing school On MoNDAY, the 9Th int. ia
the upper room uf the CcnIrc school HUuls.
where sbey ~iA reach al the ufeFui branches
of elacasi0n, and uie their uimot endeavoUrs
10 make The school profitable ID every Scholar
Terms, four dollars per quarter. one in ad-
vance Csndles, ink and qails farriihed by
the fu5fcrlbers NICHOLAS l.ORTNG.
ROYAL GURIEY.
Pattt1rd. SCI 10 $40.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
Garr:.eG,

IN Exeter. IN Il. ) Mr. Allen Paston, Of
Northyarmoulh, 70 Mss Mary Swasey, Of
Tie former place.
In Hebron, NJ. Isaac Cummings, 20 Miss
Be'sey Shaw, IF Paris.
In this town, by the Rev. Mr.. Payson,
Capt. OLIVER EVERETT, TO Mrs. MARY
BART0LL.
III this town. Nj. Samuel L.cf~yor, to
Miss Alm.ra Lmt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10

0 Tie SuBEri6ers 10 TIE Portland
Band to be attached to the " Portland
Rifle company" and heb as 7vjb to jain
laid Band, are re9asfed 70 mSet at
FoLSoM's taUern, on 1 tuesday, T.
OeniRg next, at 8 o'cldck, precisely.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

f. r. Potter and Richard Jackson, Jon.
Esq'fires, have been reelected representa-
tives Of Rhode island, in Congress, By a
Majority of about $50. N. Hazard, and N
Brown, were the Democratic candidates.
The town Of Providence gave Federal Ma
loritv OF 364. We are happy 70 learn that
the House Of Representatives is Federal
The Town Meetings throughout the Stale
were unusually full, and the Federalists did
their duiy.-ldss S6y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
GOOD FEATHERS,
TOR 10 FER ID
John DIX,
HAS Jun received by the big Pedier, from

HAS Jun received BY the big Pedier, from
= Palermo,
Fipe 1boyGand lbs. 81 Feq'bstl,
which be W, iell a roe above price, warran-
ted frsth and new. His otject beng " c.ote
the faies as foon as pofibIe, 10 ieu.e the con
Germ InnboIo4rs. Boarding Haufes ana alb
Others who may with to fuPpiy thsgiielreY.
have now a rare and favorable opportunity
a. they are offered al leaH 80 per cent heiuw
the uGual price of luch Feathers, and IN arly
quantities 10 fur fnrchalers They afenrw
open and ready for fae id the cbaral ~ over
7Irrsfby F.ctc5y, Arssion OF y, Erbzrgs Er.sf,
where the fac will be con.nued from dA7 10
day. till All j. cloied.
Po,ti4aI. SePs 8, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
W1N7ED

A Drummer and Fifer to join the |" Port
iand Rifle Company"-To fuch or any two
perions wilhing TO be inftruefed on the Drum
and Fife liberal encouragement will be gwen
Enquire at this Office. SEPT 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10

NOTICE j. hereby given, tillt tho ucxt
" term Of The Court oi Commou Pleas. 10
be holden al PARIS within aud for lhc caun
Of Oxford, on the fourth Fueidsv ot s,3tsra
Der Infant, Is the regular term ~ gIzrsif,E
ficences 20 re'aileIs and nrho deis n tie
ieyeraI towns I'D laid counJy; aud thar IL
Court will attend "a tiisI buh els on the .wc
iiilt days Of tad term when znJ where ali
perlunt N king appIcancu mad w sleal
WITH their observation-disclosures AZ faretses, as
n, by l4~ required
Cyrus HAMLtE, ca
ST.. ! isla. -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10

,'rs snd i,ty jlnard i;sr wages
!, n.ch refused some Or them ven
tue 10 resonstsate, they are suipt and
occurred liAc The West criminal, AND
threatened with an ignomiDeous death !.
Much have We suffered from insult
and robbery bat when we see the
lives and property Of our citizens dai-
~ falling sacrifice TO the cruelty and
pacily Of every pisatical rufian, we
thlnk folbearanCe is despicable. It's
TO be hoped, that the armed vessels
row in commission, viii be directed
10 exterminatc the swamps ofpicaroons
that prey upon our commerce, and IN
some measures, wipe away the st1in
our forbearenCe" has entailCd Oh
us.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
Dtto

In Northyarmouth, On the Dist ut Bar
reit Potter. Youngest son ct Deac Asa
Chase, agedfour ,ears and seven months
Nine deaths occurred in this town during
the mouth Of August last--of whom four
were adults. four children, and one black.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10

Late letters from Jamaica, inform, that
Red oak Sfaves, are prohibited, except in
British vessels. l. was curing our Embar-
go, that . Kind Of wood, in winch that ISL
and aboundS, was FIRST used for Sugar Casks,
and L IS now so generally used, and an
swers the purpose so well, that this partial
prohibition has been adopted. As yet, our
HAHe OK StuUes, for Rum Puncheons. are
necessary, and for which no substitute has
been discovered.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
BEN JAMIN BUTM AN,

lHH11!s Esetf,
HAS juf received an additionai tuppIy Of
freih
Drugs, Medicines, Pamt5, Dys-
Stlft, &c
--AMoNc WHICH ARR
tons White Lead,
do Ned do
8 do SPanifh Brown,
do a. Whiting,
IL bills. Linfeed Oh,
8 hhds CopPeras,
tons Logwood and Fulsic,
1 do Redwood,
81 hoKes Wiz or Soap,
$40 lbs Oil VltroI,
500 do Gum Copal, S'e. to.
Also
Hhds ground CaInwood-Aium-- Flour
sulphur, iSe.
Portlura, -.4Eyyf 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10

The amount OF American property seized
BY Bonaparte, great proportion of which
IS already confscated, is stated 10 amount
10 FORTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS I!
a very pretty sum, truly, foo our Submission
snra 70 account for 70 al ihju cd, insulted
snd degraded people
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
tyr c[NL ADELPEL

THE members Of the Tyrocinic y lelphi
Society, are Informed ihat their annual
meeting will be holden al Hebron Academy,
on Wednesday, 80 OF October next; where,
at O'Clock r NJ an Grafton will be public
" pronounced, ny WILLIAM BAREews "A M.
land other exerciies by ditfsrcnt members.
j DAVIS. Sen tlry
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
D,iEorfLano,
Monday, September 10, 1910.


Tie Latest Foreign IntGHgeace
Which has been received, will be found
rnAer he foreign head, in this days paper.
lndisnosltion and accidents ia the office hav.
disenabled Us from prose cutting our Editorial
labols.-We hope 10 make amends hereafter
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
Hebron, SEPT. 10, 1910.

B-Tbe exhibition Of the School viii
commence at 9 O'Clock "A. NJ The Society
are requeaed TO give their puuau2l attend
ance--and the community generally are iIigi-
ted 70 attend.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10

LOrilinds 5sf faoourea Sn4ftr.
A Frefll fuppIy IF this celebrated SNUFF
a is received, and for fac in large of
Email quantities., by JOHN COE,
at No, 4, Exaba4ge fret. Sept. 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10

HENRY S. PEARSON,
.Ifatts1a.ls.L Ifrl-reat an D<af1s
IfIisr.
INFCRM7 tie Papir tia; ~ has taken
stose NJ 9. yrsf Rs70. TX bgsgs e,se'
where be carrie. On the above taanels n 4
IL various branches.
lie has f5r fac 4 general s.srment -
C9MPAssE5 and 0UADR ANS. IN rea-
ierahie terms ---likeNils, sPEGfACLHS ~
Al kinds al Of witch may Be repaired -
the lhoslef notice
Pgrflans, crbt 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
NEW GOODS.
lanes Rnfcll.

lanes Ruhcll,
ZJIraHs- B4iidfags, Exe5a-rs ,1rssf.
LAS juit received, long vhi;e kid ovee
lhort Limerick do elk Armlets G. 4,
2 4. "a & 9 4 linen Damsik Table Co,hs
ladies and gentle'neo's cotton Hofe 90 10.
black and coIoured worried do. scoich plaid
GiDghams back Satt,ns do 5inchews !,
black and coloured Sewing Silks; Oi Cloths !;
low priced Stuff Factory Cotton Cheeks
fuPeFhne drab Cloths, and dout!e hi. u
Caflimeres; tlannels and Bazes,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
Nehemiah Cram,

N0 :, Joref RO7O, Exchange FRET,
AS jua received general aforIment of
= m. 4 Go1d5 and Grocerie5,
which he offers for faIe M, fonahIe te-rr,s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
JUST RICE WE'D, large ana elsgans
assortment of
FALL GOODS

which Will be disposed Of by wholesale or
retail very low for Cash, as follows
Superhne Cloths and Cassmieres. Sc
cond, do dof Coatioes and Fjanae,s.
Baizes and JwilIed Fannes, Cotton and
y nnen Cambricks, Satin and Lustriug
hibbands D'm'tiesJ all kinds, Seeded and
Leho Muslin, 1st quality India Leno, d.
lst Plain < Figured Jaconet Mus;ins Tabby
Veiveis all colours, Corduroys. Cords sasI,
| Veivets Point and Rose Blankets, Cos,ons
and Worsted Stock ngs, all colours; For
Soiss Saeh and Horn Combs, Bomb = t. :
and Bcmbazene, Carriage Lace, aud fak
| Powder, Cotton and Thread Laces sssor.
| ted Calicoes and Cbintz. Found K paGk..
/ age Fins, Ladies and Ccntlemen's shot
Kid. Gloves, Extra long Kid Gloves fer
Ladies, hHiyes and Fos1s asserted. Pocket
and Pen Knives, Table and Tea Spoons,
,sipnen and Gotten Thread, Ivory Coaibs,
sapoeted Bed Ticks, Cotton, do do. Bue
aud Green Sarsanets, White and Brown
tLinnehs, 1st quality Cotton Shirtings.
French Imitation Cambrieks. CamSrlck
Aaslihs, BandsnnO and fuliiCat Hkls.
/ feiece Cloths. all colours, Sewing SIX,
all colours, Writing and Letter Paper,
PWestcoatngs, and Pitepnet Shirt AID
lJet Buttons Cotton Umbrellas. AnassofI.
lHent OF Military Plumcs, Epauletts aud
Silver Cords. Silver snd Cola Thread,
ISlyer and Gold Spangiss.
i The above Goods bring particularly Sc
lected for Cash, and will ne exposed OF IN
the lowest terms Tor Cash or Town accep..
ltances.
l., JOSEPH 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

have occorred 10 an immense amour,
IN Cork, Waterford, Limerick, and
the lesser towns, have nearly annihila-
tied all trade and confidence they
have grown since last November, to
nearly two millions In the value OF
Losses. One very recent insolvency
in Limerick alone, falls little, If at all.
short of loo, 900 {.
london, Saturday, Tuly 81.
huLf past 7, p. 81.
Mercantile Credit,--The alarming
shock given 60 conimercial confidence
has induced us to inquire into the
state of the accounts of the principal
defaulters. The following particu.
lars of the debts and credits of
houses, were presented tc the commit
tee appointed to inquire into their af-
fairs, this morniag. The I'D embers Of
the committee were Messrs. Shave,
Langs.or, Fort, Graham and Peele.
Greave and Fisher--Debts, { $685.
ooo-Credits 6s2,59e.
Rowlandson aud Co.--Debts { 2S3,
.9S3--Credits { 339,4S2.
Hardy Ottey and Co--Debts ( a11,
-Sos-Credits 377,575-
{ Rswlandson, Bates and Co.--Debts
{ 285. s9s-Credits { 53o,444.
]. Gooder-Dsbts 33l, s9o--Crs.
dts 49,, 2oe.
In Messrs Jacobs concern, by their
own aceount, it appears that the ship
ping property amounts TO 100000,
and they state their surplus 10 be also
t 10000. The amount OF their total
debts is given at & eoo,coo.
BY the above account, it would
seem, that all the defaelters have a
large surplus, and hope the accounts
are correct. we understand that the
FIVE FIRST had a meeting with the Bank
Directors, aud that it was agreed by
The Company 10 give,them time on all
th,ir Balls in the hanfs OF the Bank, on
specific conditiops as to security
which are in tiea coursc of arrange
rncnt. ~
We have to daS, two failures in the
mercantile market, not very consi,I
cradle, and one principal ard SONS.
minor ones On the Stock Exchange.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

Letter from w Lam.
bert. ESQ OF WASH
irgton c'ty,5on the
great and annular
eclipse Of the sun,
which will take
place on the 18th
Sept 1s11-particu.
larly as sesn at
Richmond and its
vicinity
An ingenious essay on
the substance OF The
Sun--Ditto ON
the Moon, &c.
from the Critical
Review.
The common Lot=a
Poem.
Account Of a new ina
Ivention for Distils
ling, by P. AIRING
ton of n Carolina:
An account of a new.
ly invented Domess
tic Spinner with
six spindles. which
will do as much
work in a day as S
or 6 persons in the
common way, made
in Alexandria price
fron- 30 10 80 dolls.
and may be mana
ged by a child Of 10
years old.
A remarkable Pros
phecy, by the late
Rev John Wesley.
Simple cures for the
following diseases
tine greater part
original rec;ycs ]
viz. The Group,
Coins, letters, III.
Gers Cbilblains,
Tooth ACHE, Agus
aud FeNeE Raes-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

matism, Dropsy y
Bowel complaint,
Pain in the Back:
Piles, Sore Mll,,h.
To prevent store
fruit from falling
before it is ripe.
To dye a beautiiur
& durable black.
Scale of tleprec,sti.-
= on of paper cur
rency, established
by the General
Assembly OF Nir-
ginis,. Nov. 1882.
Frosty Cellars
Anecdote Of an 1.
IRISH Soldier in the
American revolu-
tionary war.
Monarchs.
Acting a Pun. *
Meteorological jour4
nal of a wiie's
( temper. r
Maxims sc. SIC,
List of civil cfncers
in Virginia, Cow
erDor, Councl-
Tors. Judg S of
the Court OF Ap-
peals, High courts
Of Chancery,G Gen.
eral Court, &c.
Delegates to Gene-
raj Assembly.
Delegates 20 Con-
gress-
Superior and Cora-
" Court days ia
Virginia
Dittoin N. Carolina.
' This remedy gas
been used by a re-
spectacle gentleman
OF Richmond in.73o-
9 Instances, ara AZ
ways with success
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
R.cAAoND = PRINTEp. (os 1yEspAys Asp Pr

Four Dollars Per Aanlls.-- Paid in AdDauce. 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
sMuTrY WHEAT.

SMUT ~ WHEAT.
In Youpg's annals, vol. X. page 23i, we
have the following experiments, which
will oeuscIuI 20 farmers OF tbis state, whose
fields are subject to raising smutty wheat.
Sored fourtesn beds VITA tue same
what seed, as black with the smut as CIV
er | saw any.
NO. = Sown dry, nothing done TO it, had
ST. smutty ears.
2, Washed well in clean water, had
5, dc in lime water, had as d.,
4, do. IN iyasof wood ashes, had
$, do. in arsenic aud salt mixture.
% do.
6, STEPPED in line water 4 hou.s, haa
- dc.
z, do. in lye 4 hourshad 5 dc.
3, do. in arsenic hoars had I do.
3, do. In lime water II hsur,, had
6 DO.
10, DO, in lye n hours had oGo.
az, do. in arsenc II hours, had do
IL, do. N hRle water 24.nours, had 81.
is, DO. iye % hours, bad do
-, 90. 10 the arseeic q hours, hse5 CO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
DhNIRf HIGGINBOTfIAM c, Co
New Ciawgo~, SEPTEMBER LIST 1910.
NO1lCE.

THoMdS HDRIDGzsG, CO. yev6eafalv
INF rm eir isisrds AID the pub. r.>ip osae.
a, that rbey haze orened sfcse ia he koote
Formerly ocea led b. DarisI ilzginbo.hln 4,
Co. ~ the town Of Ne& C!ssgog-, wh3se thcy
VIII kesp general supply OF GOODS suit
able 20 the season, which tliey are datermined To-
set on the icvett TENS for cash. COUNTY, pro.
suce, cr,o those that thsy can rely on for psoes
tuaiity.
New CiasGow, sspisnbas lar. 1870 ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
nr JUST PUBEtsHED,
And For Sale at S. Fleasants' Print
ing Office and Book Store,
BATES
Virginia Alnlanack
FOR 1911.

containing, besides the usual astronorai.
& cal calculations, SC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
Notice.

THE CO partnership of D1sIt L Hteotnnor.
ssa < Co. having this day exrred. All
those vsEiebsed TO tse said concern are noHesled
TO make immediate paJnaen,. and those who
have open accounts on tbs DO Ks of he said con.
Germ, sre requested 10 come 70 settlsmen,, with.
on which no longer Indulgence viii be exiend.
ed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

Levers from Cape Henry (ate Cape
France,s) state that his blaek-taced ma
jesty Of Hayti treats the flag and ships OF
the United States pretty much in the style
his sailow .iaced brother, the emperor OF
France does==Eiis ctuizersy lmanv Of
them manned with Americans1 send in
american vessels sans ceren.onie, and his
sable majesy takes tbo rrottr,y ADD pays
Bost. Pap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
iRIsH ACroP UNIoN.

The Common Council OF Dublin, at
their session OF July 90, adopted two r.
solutions against the act of uuton, 10 whitf.
they attribute much o the distress Of Ire
land beng by it deprived of ga resident
parliament" which won.d hear her griev-
ances. and redress them.
The Board of Aldermen did not cons
|cur in the resolutions OF the Council, bu,
appointed a committee of eight 20 draft ar
address 20 the king and a petition to par.
Lament.
The Common counciI also passed re.
solve to remove the portrait OF MIR. Eos.
ter, the late speaker OF she house Of com
mons, from the nayeralty house ==beiiey
ing him treacherous to Iselands
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

A Philadelphia paper mentions that
at a late tsossing match near that city,
a horss trot.ed mile in two minutes
and IS seconds, before light sulksy
constructed for the purpose.
On the 18th July in the vicinity o.
Quebec, the frost was SO severe that
most of the cultivated plants were in.
jured, and, what is more remarkable
some of the wild plants were wholly
destroyed.
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=, IoiephsH. Vaudeville,

Offers for sale the follouang articles,
! :. D.. uholesdleor retail. :
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green Coffee, in barrels and tags
5000 Goshen Cheese, of excellent qua
lily in casks -, 49,. 80
1000 New England do. do.
200 bbls. of Herrings, Shad and Mackare
so tons Plaster Paris . ..-...G
20 bales prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
|. 10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and Dema-
rara. Rum -,
- 4 pipes French and ditto Brandy q.
Is hhds. Muscovado Sugar
so bbls. do. do.diEerent q la!ities
-. 2 hhds. Copperas
Gunpowder,
Imperial,
Hyson, TEAS.
Hyson Skin,
} &C. $;:;;; e. VINES
Holland and Country Gin 49,,
New England Rum in hhds and hslS.
Peach Ind Apple Brandy in bbls.
Martinique Cordials, in ooxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, tiayannah Honey
per gallon, Fgblue.
Molasses in hhds. Spanish Flotart lndlgo'
Spanish Cigars, Butter, IT,
Harris's aad Taylor's manufactured To-
bacco in kegs, -
Gunpowdcr and Shot Of different sizes,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, Pimeato'
Chocolate Nos. ] and 3, Mould and Dlpt Cam
dies,
Malaga Raisins in Boxes.
Pipes in boxes, gross each,
bingham box's, Hamiltcn's CARROTS and
Leiper's Stuff in bottles.
London and Philadelphia Mustard, ,..
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, sc.
ALSO,
A constant supply Of WATER CRACKERS and
best SUPREME rLorR, by retail, and
so bids. Of Maryland and Virginia lobac-
CO.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-17
Public Sale

,.> Public Sale. I,i e..
VIII be sold, q, public sale, at Brcak's ia
vern, in AlexsDdria, On SATURDAY, the
18th Of May next. , ....' -.
That valuable Tract Of LANG,
known as Brenrs Patent, formerly ocenp:ea
by Presley Cox. AMI lately by josiah Vat
son, being on the waters of Hoimes' Run,
about two miles from the town Of AexHn.
dria, between the Coicheste road and the
great turnpike now leading from Alexandria
to Little River, containing about 40 acres,
agreeable to q plat and survey which will be
produced on the DAY OF sale, and>which may
now be seen by applying to Col. Gi!,n' OF
Alexandria, or To H.! .ra'llter IL RI, OF Wash
inston city. The land wiEbe laid cFin lots
of from ~ to 80 acres to suit purchasers
The terms Of sale will be-One third cash,
and credit of and 2 months on the re-
manning two thirds, notes negotiable IN the
bank OF Alexandria with approved endorsers,
bearing interest from the date. ~ . .....a
The title to tho above land is unquestion-
able, it will be made by the commissioners
appointed by the court of Fairfax county to
the purchasers. In the above tract there is
a large proportion of bottom land, which
will make excellent meadow, and the up
land has elegant scites for building.
May ........ ,.., =. dts.