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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-02
SPANISH HIDES.

The subscriber has Just reerfped,
A quantity of Laplate, Oronoco,
and Lagnira HIDES, which he will sell at
the Baltimore prices.
HE HIS IN STORE,
10000 VT. prime Green Coffee (mossly
entitled to Drawback
5000 lbs best Caracas Cocoa,
so casks fresh Rice, and few Gro-
cries as usual, which will be sold low, by
Mofdecai Miller.
f,.tcbs,. Il 2awim
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TO RENT,

TO KEN I,
THE WAREHOUSE on Prince street, at
present occupied by Johss Roberts as a groce
ry store for which purpose it has been use
number of years, and is ga excellent stand
for either Wholesale or Retail business. Pos
session may be had the st of October next.
APPLY TO
John M'Pherson & Son.
September 9. co
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-06

pY virtue of deed of trust, made to the
,Eb subscriberb by Jacob F. Earhart, bearing
date the first day Of September, one thousand
sIc't hundred and nine, for purposes thetein
Inehtioned' Will be sold on Thursday, the I2lh
OF hpr'il next, to the highest bidder, according
to law, at The lanyard lately occupied by said
Esrlurt the whole Of said Earhnrt's Stock OF
LEnL HEX, OIL, TANNING UTENSILS,
BARK, &c. aud one bay HORSE The afore
said STOCK consists of eleven watts of Leather.
sofaa Of which 10 nearly tanned thirty or forty
cords OF bark three barrels of oil, &c. To per.
sons concerned in the tanning business the a.
eoys viii be an object worthy of their attention
ARCHIBALD TAYLOR, Tyastee.
hprilc. ,ds
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AMKs RIVER LoW-GROUNDS-Fo For sale.
- The subscriber intending to leave the state,
will sell, to the highest bidder, OIL the 10th day
OF Eay nest, on the premises, his tract of LAND,
al the county OF Amherst, whercon Jesse Spin.
her resides containing one hundred and fifty a.
eres OF Lou Grounds, and about fou, hundred of
nigh Land. The low grounds are entirely re.
claimed, and in fine order for the culture of corn,
wheat, tobacco, &c. The high land is yet in
woods. but much OF it admirably suited for To.
oacco. The improvements are calculated fog Sc.
curing crop : Among many other advantages
OF This Land, a ferry and mill seat, may be emu.
p'erated and its contiguity to the Oxford iron
works & Lynchburg, rendering corn very saea.
bic article at all times. Terms are two thousand
dollars cash, and two thousand the first of each
succeeding January, till the balance be paid -
which must be secured ny deed of trust on the
Land.
ROBERT MAYO.
April 6. ep1M
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-06

A WATCH EeUgDh-a WATCHES beeo
found, and deposited with Capt. William
rcCabe, who viii deliver it TO the person giving
satisfactory description ofth. piscc, aud paving
the exPcnes Of adyerti.ing. =, o
hFgh a. vAv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-06
DEI;EGATES.

Elected 70 SERGE in the ersaiay General Isatnb,y.
Re'rico--NatlIarici Selden, 10 epli Selden
Fr'ncess .1h1-- ~ yard ". sioseie}, francis NJ
I;nftl.
Sio'tey!ranjq --~St9p!9:or Crueb5 IL, Re er,
S.anad,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-06

" 1t seems that the air Of Firgir:a does
nn suit the constitution of MIR. Live,mo,e.
WnnSss the following lon tae last ~ ir-
sinia Patriot"
:" have transferred my interest ;n this paper
= S.'nnci Beach. Esq agente ,,so " hose M
i,rma!ion and 40; lily emnei,tiy qualify Liza for
The task lac has under tskes. :
SANUst L1vERMoDg." =
I'm Fassa7f, c9ho is Pi,giaia Patrio, ?
10 they spring up, like mushrooms IN a
night AS these aaottAons are growing
ias'i'ona5le, 1t may be as we'll to enquire in
70 'heir'character. 20, srant, q q 6ele1,
take the following definition: -,
~ virginia Patriot, is one who has been
in Virginia bat ence, perhaps. in his LIE
whose very air is that of foreigner-who
isignorant of our laws and manners-and.
VINO Comes as the missionary Of truth, to
convince Ms how much We have been mista-
gen. ali this time, in our politics and rights
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-06

= DIsD, the I'd instant, BArEuzsr roy,s
Z esquire Tor some years3 a representative from,
u'e county OF Hanover, in the House of Dele.
gates of Virginia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-06
(From the Alexandria Ga1ette.)

MoNDAY, April 2.
The bill relative to the Batture was read third
time and passed !: ayes 80 noes Is.
The unfinished business of Saturtlay-Mr.
Randoph's resolution TO repeal the non-intercsuyse
and Mr.. Montgomery's amendment
Ar. Rhed moved to postpone the consideration
until to- morrow.
long debate ensued. Messrs. Randolph,
Lyon, Taylor, Dana and Key spoke against The
postponernent. Messrs. Smile and w. Aston in
favor ofthe postponement.
The question was taken by ayes & noes and
hegatSsd-Ayes 57--Noss SO.
The question to consider the resolution was
then taken and determined in the affrmatiye--55
III favor-4s against.
Ar. Randolph accepted ths amendment offered
by Mr.. Montgomery as modification of his
motion and asked division of the question at the
ths place where his resolution ended so as to take
Size sense OF the house on the two propositions
separately as he originally intended.
Mr.. MsRir. moved to amend the resolution
by inserting at the end of Mr.. Randolph's rese.
Luton, and before Mr.. Montgomery's addition,
land that provision be made by law to prohibit
all Importation from G Britain and France"
Mr.. Rusaeiph also accepted this as moditica.
ton and asked division of the question AZ
before.
Mr.. Rect moved so to amend the original mo-
ton and additions as to make it read :" that the
non intercourse be repealed when provision shall
DC made by law to ma'htain, &C.,
Before any Question was taken the house adj
journed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-06

ri OrlCE--Alltll those indebted to the estate Of
~ Gabriel Wright, decd late ofBuckingham,
are desiredto come forward and discharge the
same--and those having claims, to produce them,
properly authenticated, for settlement
UENR1' RANSOM, Adn'y
1b,ii 6, 1910 Ia
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-06

{ III Rntnry may asso be cngagex in a nev,,;,.
ton with the British min. stry. An arrsngsine,,
respecting the Orders in Council. if made at ali
may be concluded by him-among other reasons
70 steer Clear OF any future question IS to ea.c.,
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COMMUNICATION.


Since Mr. IouH RANDOLPH. has taken
ms seat in Congress the Federalists are loud
IN his praise. not for any thing he has vet
done, but for that which they expec. he win
90, VIZ. Mro1u az iaossi5ic obstacles IN Tie
40gy 81 business. az ihc close ofahe Session;
whsn there is generally RS much done in .
week as in the whae preceding PART OF it.
rs these gentleman may. have forgotten the
opinion MIR. Randolph has expressed Of ,heu,y
VIII refresh their n,euores oy ei,ipt. il in
ma own. words from Ills ceiebra;ed soeech
ON the Yazoo Claim. 30. r'-r =
-" What is that spirit aT,inst which we
now struggle, which We have va;nly esiea..
yored to s,iiet A monster, generated nv
fraud, nursed in corrutsfon, that in grim
s,iehce awaits his prey, It is the ,spirit os
SEDERALlSM That spirie which CEN
sideis the many as made only for the few :
which sees in government nothing but a
joc, ~inch is never SO true to itself as whsa!
false TO g nation Charleston, Gag.
'fareHdsr and Psrsccution THE Counc;, NJ
appointment OF New York; has made 9s6 ueu,
e ,'pointmen's, besides number OF Justices. Sc;
1t has ss'eot 80 Republicans f. ON ofiice-be- .
SPIES @.t'ins same hagdyeds oto.hey. Sphose coa,.-
missions Sacre annual.
AS the Feds no1p caUit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-06

We have ". Orleans papers to the 9Th ssrcb--
they are silent about General Wilkius4n's sailing
Tor the Atlantic ports--TEey have nothing about
him, but The following miserable EpigrAni
EPITHhLANIuy
" What noise about WilhinsUnG taking bride |!
:" There is surely no wonder in this
II but proves tist nIe General once more ha,
tryd
" lis talent at doing Mss. So
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-27
From the Federal Republican.

Bopaparte has at length done away all
She fleets Of the British orders of council.
He has prohibited the trade Of the United
States to all the ports and places declared to
be blockadsd, and there 10 no longer any
pretrxt or excuse to submi,to the duplicate
French DEGREES Of Holland, Naples, &c.
any iiore than to that oil Berlin. Whether
the government of the United States Will
be excused fos emitting to inform the rner-
chants Of the danger Of submitting to those
duplicates, by exposing .hslr properly
which has now been conhscated or, wns'
ther this government could be suspected to
know of this danger. isself, are questions tor
those 70 investigate and determine, whose
propeIty has been sacrificed.
: Il may notbs amiss, however, to remind
the American reader, tina, the orders were
not merely intended TO deprive France .Hol.
land, &c. Of trade, but were formal acts OF
blockade, issued by Bonaparss against
England, on the 26lh November. 1906,
from Berlin and, as Bonaparse will CONT.
nue. to capture American ships aud proper
~, going 70 or coming from England, in
execution OIL NIB ueCGSeS u SdunoS w S%PNS'0
ed the orders in council viii! be rescinded BY
the British, without some counter or equi-
vaient stipulation in their favor, On the part
of the government of the Urited States.
Fortunately for the people OF the United
States it is not 10 the power Of the tyrans OF
the continent to execute his decree on the
ocean, at least to any great extent, not per-
haps to the ualue oe one per cent. for the
great seizures he has got, were blindly
thrown into his lap. Our confidence was
such, tina, it required neither risk nor ex.
pence to seize this property. 1t is now,
therefore, of lttle importance what his de-
erets may be for the future, pr how long the
. British may continue their orders. 1T the
1arIcr were repealed, no one could go 70
places they contemplate, unless they really
meant 10 substitute the enemy, and give the
half of their substance to enable him to take
che other half, and knowingly to do what
they have been doing blindiOlded for three
years past. ..ro
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-27
BOSTON, AbriI 90.

Arrived brig GOVERNOR Sumner, Hit
lard, 70 days from Malaga, and 81 from
Algesiras. Lief. no American vessels at
Malaga. Sailed in Go. with brig Quick
Time, Of Kittsry, which vessel having pus
into Malaga to try the markets, had been
seized by the captain. general, who order
ed him 10 discharge and sell his cargo, bu.
was obliged to depart without getting his
pay, as the French had JUS. got poss. ssion
of the place after resistance of six hours
Left a, Algesiras, Feb. -. brig. Angus
ia, Davis, of Gloucester; Betsy, Muzzy,
OF Salem; and philadelphia brig from
Smyrna: being all in port. The French
had levied a contribution of 1000 dollars
upon the inhabitap,s at AlgcsirAs. Mar
ke,s in an unsettled state. Captain Halard
brought no papers. Saw two British fri
gates on the passage, bu, spoke nothing.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-27

we uaay remedy % many evils !; and turning
our minds 10 this salusary occupation, Fit
more particularly behoves Us to investigate
the charge SO often preferred against ad-
minis.ration of our, being treaeherously
made the sport Of France. Ne document.
which can throw light upop this subject is
beneath our notice or unworthy Of our at
tention. *
To the HEMIspHERr Of Philadelphia, we
are indebted tor the republicationcof a work
of thi. sort. Tits a review from. T. Ambi.
qua, the celebrated French paper printed in
London by M. Pel,iel, of a pamphle. lately
published by Mr.. Lewis Goldsmith, .enti.
tied " Exposition Of the conduct of France
towards America, proved by several cases
decided in council ofprizes at Paris" with
the motto 49,.
!. Stmperquf recentes
"Gonvectvre juvat proeaa, ct uiurre
rapto."
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-27
YEAS A.:p NAYS

On ae. final ha.sage Of the bill (Ao ? con.
corning Commercial Intercourse d.'weea G.
Britain and France, &c. &c.
YEAS-Messrs. w. Aston, Bacon, Bard,
Boyd,. J. Brown, R. Brown, Burweli, But.
Ter, CALHOUN, .Clopton, Cobb, Goehraa,
Cook, Cox, Crawford, Cuts, Dawson, De.
sha, Findley. Fisk, Franklin. Cannot,
Gardner, Gholson, Goodwin, Hoilana, How.
ard, Huliy, Johnson, Love, Lyle. NJ Kec,
,M'Kim, Miller, Montgomery. N r. .Ioorc,
Morrow, Nelson, Nicholson, J. Porter. Rea,
of Penn. Rhca Of Ten Richards, Roane,
Ropt, Sage, Summons, Scavcr, Seyber,,
Smelt Smile, G.. Smith, S. Smith, Southland,
Taylor. Thompson, Turner, Weakley, IVinn,
Whi,ehill, Witherspoon-sl-
NAYS--Messr's Bib, breckenridge, w.
Chumber,in, Champion, Clay. Dana, Daven.
port, Ely, Emots, Garland, Gold, Hale, Ha
ven, Hester, r. Jackson, Jenkins, Kennedy,
Lewis, Livermore, Macon, M'Dryde, Mil
nor, +. Moore, Moscley. Piekmsn,, Pitki9,
Porter, Quincy, saeffcy, S. Smith, Stanford,
Stanley, Stephenson, Swoope, sfallnadge,
Uphan,, Van Ito n, Van Rensselaer,, WAsa-
ton, wilson 40
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From the Same.
FRENCH INFLUENCE.
AMES,

That our foreign affairs received their tone
from Paris during the whole administrator
of Mr.. Jefferson and Mr.. Madison. no can.
did and intelligent man can doubt. Tbs
introduction of the arming of MERCHANT ves-
..I, the abandonment of the St. Domingo
trade. the refusal TO revive Jays treaty, toe
rejection of Monroe and Plnkney's. ths in
structions given to the former respecting
che Chesapeake. the embargo, the failure OF
Roses mission, the rejection OF Jackson,
aud the direct and positive measures pursu.
ed 70 bring about war with Ere!and are
.o rnauy RrooEs of it. A material question
20 be asked is, what has the ration gained
by the parsiaIity and crooked policy OF their
rulers ;. Nothing but poverty, contempt
aud derisiSn. The year preceding the EN-.
barge, the amount OF domestic produce ex
ported had swellsd to the highest pitch,
and we had beside wermsd ourselves into
a,rade in foreign productions, whies eaabssd
us to expert from our country an annual a.
mount equal TO our own productions ex.
nortsd. Where 10 our trade now, anu
where are our ssamsn to carry 1t on! Ahs
one is spgrossed BY others and the latter
are dispersed in foreign service. Instead
of soercing France We crouch before her.
whilst Ter tyrant r rououncssievery Amerl.
can cargo, thar somes within his grasp, tor.
feited or condemned to flames and instead
of ccpinR with the British navy, a report
n brought, into Congress for reducing our
shipp;ng TO three frigates aud :hree Shops
of war Instead Of an army with which to
ronouer Canada, the General, after seeing il .
5,.d add buried IN. louisiana, has come !
nome 60 perform the impossible sask of dis.
proving ,ha, he was a pensioaer Of Spain
and traiser. /
This is sisuasien, which requires US 40
lemuly 20 rause. and, reflect; TO review the
Uass ia.Ordrr % discover, if nOssibls .hsw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-27

Nov. II, 1906, did not apply q the aY.
raneements existing with the Americans,
and induced ne modification Of the rules
observed bstwesnFrsnee and the y. States
&c. &c.
Let a single case be cited, said they with
emphasis, where the political integrity Of the
greatest man in the old world has injured
the commercial safety of the Fl, st nation OF
the new continer:, and in which French i'm
partiality has not respected the neutrality,
the innocence and good faith Of America.
Scarcely one or two instances are here cited
and even that with hesitation, for we have
nothing but very incomplete Information
respecting what passes in the Divan at Pa.
ris Tn. victims themselves conceal their
injuries, like those robbsrs who carefully
conceal their wounds for fear OF being
known, when there appears sworn inter
prefer Of the council Of prizes al Paris, an
apprentice of the very shop, who reveals to
US, who infinitely details, not one, two, or
three American cases, which ran the impe-
rial gauntlet, but twelve SUCCESSFULLY IN
which those: French DEGREES have been put
into execution aga,ns, The poor Yankees. and
respecting which we do not find that their
executive has uttered q syllable.
(Io be continued
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Ten Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
II night of the 10Th Instant, q negro man,
named TOY, aged about % years, & Ceet S
or inches high, slender in his form and has
good countcnance. The above reward will
be given for delivering tho said runaway IL
the subscriber, or con hitting him to some
Jail. If taken out OF this state an addi,ionA
compensation viii be made
IL. Bufhroa Warrington,
Mount Ysrnon, near klexandri.
Msrch 20. - Fs~',s'f eet
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~ TUT T Ion.

'YHE subscriber continues 10 teach the
1 French Language at bis residence cor.
ner Of Prince and Royal streets. L,dies and
gentlemen will be waited on at their places
of abode at such hours % they, may appoint
Terms of tuition may be known BY applying
to him. H. '..r,-. L.,
John Frignet.
N. B. The French translated into Engiish
the English into Ereach.
April $50.
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TO RENT

And immediate tossesson given,
A very commodious Brick Dwell
ling and Warehouse, all in sood order, situ-
ated on King street, in the neighborhood Of
good water, and an excellent stand tor busi-
ness. .4lso,9threc oihcr. brick dwellings on
the same street, one of which has a good
warehouse for grocery store and the shua-
ton equally good for. business---the rents OF
all the above pr:perty,will be made rcasona-
bic. ....
Andrew Scholfeld,
Who has just received and has for sair,
A quantity ef STONE. LIME ofan excel
len. quality. .... .,.t.
4 mo. l9. co
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/ O S T,

l. ~ y /, -.
On Tuesday ereniES or Wedresd0y morning,
last,
A Gold Locket set with pearl,
OF an octagon form, has some black hair
plated in the inside-marked on the back of
the Locket J. D.-One EoQsr will be given
to the finder on delivering it to the Printer Of
this paper.
April 70. st
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-27

70 him, o, 10 some Of bis, humble admirers
ID this country, 70 prove, that lisrensing tie
capture of these {" floating colonies, is boz
dsci arstion Of war. ~ 'a'&
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ROBERT GRAY,

BOOKSELLER, KING STREET,
Has lately received for saIe the Joaow'ny or
ticies: r".
Talleyrand's Memoir concerning the COM
mercial relations of the United States witt
England,
ZoIlikoffer's Sermons on Education.
Remark. OH Adams Review OF Ames'
works.
Mrs. Chaponc's works.
Nlackmght on the Epstles, vol. LIST, to be
comprised iii 6 voIs. octaVo-price TO sub
scri5ers dolls SO cts. in boarus.
<sutnn S Geographical, Historical, and
Com ms rcih Grammer, improved, vols
D, 20
The works of President Edwards, vols
oLlalo
Inc work. of DR. Rush, vols. octave.
Ans ortn's Latin dictionary.
Brunk,' t,,:zctiter.
Hu,cninson's Xeaophon.
Gi sons ana Jcsse's Surveying.
Murpny's Lucian.
Barl0w's columbia , vols. l2mo.
American Register, vol 5Ih.
d, kam,ay's Hls'o.y of south Carolina,
2 vols. octave, uoarIs--price dolls, 30 cts.
H. subscriptions received by X. t'ray
for the Mon,hly Anthology, mcknight on
the Eplst.cs and new American Dlspensa-
tory, ani now publishing by subscription IN
Boston.
February 81.
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New Tooth Extractor.

THE subscriber t"a Elected an imP.o't-
nent in the Instrument lnr Extracting 'ee'"'
by which that operation is rendered corsl%er
ably less painful. and more safe tina" oy 'N'
.copnon method, san6 applies IN al cases
During some months use Of tbs IL, l nu,
.nsn,, The only one except B.nF's patene'
where that will apply the jaw has IN no m
stance been injured, nor the gum torn 'or ID
,eerated.l
Persons who chuse it, attended at their
homes as usual. Apply lower end of Prince
street to
Oh: Douglas.
Intending to apply for a patent, 1t cannot
Be seen for examination at present. .
December %. so9m
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TO RENT.

THE subscriber will rent the house on
Fsirfax street. Alexansris, how occupied by
Mrs. $ Nichols, for 200 dollar. year, pay q.
able nalf yearly, and give possession on the
lst of May
He wi! rent the property commonly called
Jones's Point, the marsh and adjacent hills.
or any part of them or I've will sell any part
of them, on a credit oc one, two and three
years-For his land on Fsirfax AMI Franklin
streets, he will take one 'ird Of the assessed
value. He Offer or sale valuable (RfST
MILL on Goose Greek, III the county
Loudoun, (Va.) within half mile Of the old
turnpike road leading to xandria, and a.
bout coo acres of Land nGiqiETE the Min,
great par, Of which is we'll covered with tim
Der
-. S. COOKE.
tcesburgh, Lonn4oun County,
March ]. d
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VIM. HARPER, Ii.

VIM. HARPER, r.
ApO7 HECART AND DRUGGIST.
uASjmtr recessed, and eStrstor sale at
/ i his zohohSaIe and re,aU Druggist
>.ore an Fartax-street. opposite Dir Bry-
an Hiampson's and next deer to mir. Lloyds
q general assortment of Medicines, Patent
4Ntdicnes, SurscM Assn"ments, Sc.am'ns
(Which are as .jsl.110s:
Powdcrea Jaiap, prepared Calomel. Re-
fined & Lamp,or, Spanish Flies, Aqua For
It's. Oil Of VnlioJ Cum OPIUM, Colombo
Root, Dilro in Powder, sugar oil Lead, Sin
ne Le4v@s, Mamma Flake, Ditto in sorts,
Rhubard Root, Ditto in Powder, Curved
Needles, pulikins, Teeth Folceps' Gum
Lancets, Spring Ditto, Thumb Ditto Glib
eter's Elastic, ditto Silver, Windsor Sha-
wing Soap, Mkt Rose Ditto, Pain DITTO
Je.amine Ditto, Cosmetic Wash Balls, &c.
sc. &c.
March |.
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lust RECEIVED,
AND FoN SALE BY

AND FoN SALE BY
Mention Keenc,
Is hhds FIRST quality retailing Molassss
800 bushels coarse Salt, and
90 bolts Canvas.
ALSO, IN STORE,
40 hhds brown Sugar
60 barrels ditto
5000 lbs Coffee
10 chests imperial & Y. H. Teas
60 boxes Spanish Segars g..
4 pipes L. Teneriffe Wine
60 dozen london Brown Stout
A few hampers Double Gloucester Cnesso
loo barrels Herrings, and ~
50 hhds Tobacco. }, 81.
March !.
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For Sale,

7auo elegant young Horses, :
~ good paren,age End qua'i'les: one o. ..
~ them accustomed 10 the gig the o'ns'
10 the saddle, 10th are in perfect heal.h'
and toierable order Inquire Of John 5oos'
kin, at the Indian Queen tavern where INC
horses may Do seen.
March z.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-12
MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
O, will be exchanged far Property /" 'A'e'13"-
dria or IFS picinity,
A Warrant for 6e6 acres of Land,
Granted by the state Of Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. ny M
I'D lie. in the state of Ohio. and is SAID TO
h. smoncs, the best in the state. 1t will be
sold a great bargain. Apply to -
'''' John Longden.
May -.