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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
From, Tie american Daily .daucrtiser.

IRON, The american Daily .ddUcrtiSer.
In the DIs4RIcT CoURTGfPENNsrLVAvIA
1T an adjourned Session hoLde2 The 12sh
January, 1910.
The UNITED STATES, ps. JABEz Corr
Present, PETERS, District Judge
This was an action to recover from the
defendant a penalty not exceeding 10000
dollars, nor less than 1000 dollars, for being
knowingly concerned in a prohibited foreign
voyage, contrary to The form of the Acts oi
Congress of the ed Of December, 1897, and
the 9th of January, 1908. laying and enfor
ing an embargo. The trial commenced on
FRIDAY the 18th Of January the Judge deli
vered his charge at 10 O'clock on Saturday :
and the Jury {having agreed on Saturday
atternoon) delivered verdict this morning
(Monday) for the United States, and assess,
ed the penalty ut 1000 dollars
1t appeared IN evidence, that Mr.. Col,
was the Supercargo OF board the brig Con-
CORD, .4ifred Gi66s, Master, which sail
ed from .FezJ Orleans, on the IIth of A.
pril, 1905; and after pretended forcihle
capture By Spanish Felucca, entered the
HAVANA, sold her cargo at high price,
and returned to the United States The brig
was seized, libelled, and condemned, on her
arrival at Philadelphia, and particular re
port OF the case will be found in Poulson's
American Daily Advertiser of December
1908.
On the present occasion, Messrs NIGER
SOIL aud HALLow ELL, were counsel for
the Defendant, and Mr.. DALLAS Attorney
tor the United States The argument trrn
cd upon three questions list. Whether an
offence had been committed by any body p
I'd Whether, if an offence had been com
mitted, the Defendant was party. And
Sd. What under all the circumstances of
the case, ought TO be the penalty assessed.
according to the discretion given by law to
the Jury
The charge OF Judge PETERS was in IA
vor of the United States on the first and Sc
cond questions, and, on the third, after re
Captivating the legal and equitable rules
for the assessment of damages, he added,
that whatever might be the speculative opini
ons ofthe jury, 10 10 the general policy, or
hard@hip of the Embargo system, they were
hound, as good Citizens, and conscientious
Jurors, To be influenced only. ia forming a
verdict, by the evidence and the law, in the
case under trial In conformity to the
Judges advice, aud to their own correct
principles, the Jury decided: Aud the wri-
Ter OF this Note is gratiied in obser wing the
exemplary fidelity, with which, u0on this
and every cher occasion, tire Jurics Of
PennSyfU0"ia, have maintained the CgrSli.
tuition aud Laws Of the Union, independent
OF local party, or personal considerations.
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PUBLIC M0YIFrc471oM


The following letter from his excclency
rear admiral Drury, commander in chief
ct bis majesty's shipsin the East Indies, is
published for general information.
To the honorable sir George Barlow, BIT.
and x. b. governor in council, Fort St.
George.
Honorable Sir,
have the honor to Inform the council,
that this day received an Official account
tvia Bombay from V. admiral Berthe, com
mander in chief OF his majesty's ships and
vessels. employed at the cape OF Good Hope,
and in the seas adjacent, thai the islands of
France and Bourbon, are III a state OF strict
blockade, and although the copy Of his pub
nc notification, has not yet reached me, /
am TO request, you will be pleased, to give
me circumstance the most extensive publ
city and circulation.
nave the honor tobe, honored sir,
Your most obd't humble serv't,
(Signed) w 0. b DRURY.
Ills majesey's ship Russell. in2
Madras SoadS, June /, 1909.
Puoiished by order Of the honorable the
Governor il Council.
II FALCONER,
Chief Secretary to Government.
Fort ST. George, June Z. 1909.
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NEW OXFORD ACADEMY-The sub

NEW OXFORD ACADEMY-Th sub
.AN scriber wishes to employ. and will pay a
liberal price, to a man capable of teaching the
Latin, Greek, French & English Languages, to
gether with Geography, SC. and who shall coma
well recommended proper person to take
charge Of tue New Oxford Academy, lately e.
rected near the Half way House between Rich
inond and Petersburg, on the main stage road
where he cobtcmplates TO receive thirty boys on
~, who may he boarded at S 80 per annum Tex
elusive of bedding and washing, which must be
furnished, or will occasion an additional charge
and may be instructed in all or aay of the above
languages, at S so per annum, payable quarterly,
bur NOT ia aqennce The situation of this Acade
M rs high and healthy, and combines as many
advantages AZ any other ia this state.-The sub
scriber pledges himself chat great and uncommon
attention shall be paid to the morals and instruc.
ton of those who may be sent to this Academy
and hatters himself with hope, that il viii be a
useful and foursiing establishment.--Ass soon as
Teacher can be procured qualified in all res
poets to manage the Seminary, the public shall
receive due notice ofthe day on whcl. this school
will comHencc. =,
RlcH'D. GREGORY.
-Janury 1S. w3wg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25

SEVILLE, Dec. A..
The General in Chief of the army of the
left. the Duke del Parque, writes from the
head quarters of Fresno de los Ajos, under
date the 24th November, that on the prece-
ding day, the number of 5000 infantry and
upwards OF 1000 cavalry, attacked his posts
At Carpio and the adjacent heights; and
that he not only succeeded in requesting
thena, but pursued them until within half a
league OF Medina del Campo, where at
night the French shut themselves up, having
suffered in that action (the particulars oi
which are expected very considerable loss
The infantry and artillery of our army be-
haved with exemplary bravery. Ae two,
ON the following morning, the enemy evacu-
ated Medina, which was Immediately en-
tered by our advanced troops.
TARRAG oNA, Nov. 15-By an official
despatch of the 30th of the last month. we
| learn, that the British squadron which was
sent to drive the French from the Iopian
islands. have effected that object; that the
garrisons,of Lante, Cephalonia, Ithaca and
Cerigo, surrendered themselves prisoners
or war alter a weak resistance and that the
Republic OF the Seven Islands is re esta-
elished under the protection Of Great Bri-
tain.
CADIZ, Nov. VS0.-The last letters from
Corunna. on the authority of credible infor-
| nation from Oviedo, assert that families G.
migrating from Bscay, are constantly en-.
tcring the Asturias that province is in a
state of insurrection that the celebrated
Muril!o with his two veteran battalions has
gone to protect it, and that for the same
purpose division has marched from Astu
lias for Biiboa. They also inform that a divi
sion of the army of the left is marching to-
wards heon doubtless with iatent to lead the
ON rrt ffNtu a,,Io he, 4, 81 c. Il
lige them to withdraw 1 part of their for
ces from the Tagus.
Dec. 1.-The governor general of Gero-
IA Don Mariana Alvares, has sent to don
Antona Cornell, on the 4th Nov. copy OF
the official letter of the same date which he
transmitted to the general in chief don Joa
quin Blake, acquainting him thai the enemy
had attacked the place on the night of the
Sd at various points, without doobt intend
ing to storm the Bastions, in which action as
well as in all that have hitherto occurred
| the valiant garrison and the Incompatible
| inhabitants OF the place were covered with
| glory.
DEC. 3.-The captain of merchant
Aebec, who on the 18th OF last month arri
we'd at Sites from St. Felce de Guixols
brought the agreeable intelligence that the
French having on the night of the 11th at
tackled the immortal Corona in the midst
OF dreadful hurricane, the undaunted &c
ronese suffered them to enter the city by the
point OF st. Pedro, and Wien they were
within, the besieged fought with so much
bravery, and poured in on the enemy from
all the openings and trenches such brisl.
and well directed fire that greater slaugh
ter never took place Some who escaped
from it, being pursued by our troops perish
ed in the river; and their total loss in killed
and wounded may be estimated ar from
! $500 to 1000 men,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25
THIS DAY Is PUBLISHED,
A New Theory,

The DIUR,w1L RoTA7Yow OF THE
EARTH:
Demonstrated upon Mathematical Principles,
from the properties of the Cycloid and the Fpi.
Cycioid.
WITH
AN APPLICATION or THE THEORY,
ITO the explanation OF the various Phenomena of
the Winds, Tides and ofthosc Stony and Me-
tallic concretons which have fallen from Hea-
ven upon the surface of the EARTH
By JOHN WOOD,
s4ufhor of Elements Of Pershscti0e, irim-
ted in London, in 1898.
December II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25
TIRGLvIA LEGLSL4rURE.
EXTRACTS FROM TIE JOURNALS OF
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TuksnA-. Lannarv IL

The following resolutions (Which lay Oh
the tabIe) were taken up and read:
Resolved, as the opinion q this commit
tee, That the Executive be required 70 en-
gage some person or persons to make a fol-
and ample experiment. to clear the EueS OF
the 6himrics Of the general court and audi.
tors oii,ce, and IS tie wor!: cannot be- effect
ed. then % contract for the building Z. a
chimney t. answer The purpose.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25

~GJr Published b. Tho1.ss Ri,chie. nsnrly op-
fssise the Gtsbe T,irN,n, Richmond. PUsinia.
a UF CONDITIONS Five dollars a year, to
be paid annually ia adoance. Those ,pho srish to
be considered anaua! subscribers, must hereafter
designate it at the time Of Subscribing, otherwise
their papers viii be discontinued at the expiration
. af The first yer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25
from thc Boston Gazette ofJanuary 8.

we have already reported the condemna
tiol OF the ship Jenny, captain Dorr, of this
port, &C Calcutta; we since learn that said
mp sailed from this port June 7, 1897, for
canton, by tlrcuitoIs route, Having a car
50 OF provisions, specie, &C. She first touch
ed at Coughs Island, afterwards at the Isles
OF Amsterdam and St. Paul, for the purpose
OF giving information to another vcssS! be-
longing 70 the same owner. The Jenny then
proceeded to Sydney, New South Wales.
from thence to the Figee Islands, aud then
procured cargo of sandal wood, and pro.
ceedcd for China, and having lost her FIRE
and main masts in a violen. gale, she stop
ped at the Island OF Guam to fepair aad get
new Spars, whlchwas done in abuut 10 DAYS
| curing which time every assistance was rem
| cered by the Governor. She then sailed for
Canton, and WHEN within hours sail OF Ma
Goa was captured BY captain Tucker, of the
| British frigate Dover, aud her papers.
BOOKS Stc taken Possession of including Bills
OF exchange, her specie taken out; and NJ.
though an Offer was made to let the ship
proceed 10 Canton. cargo and all he sold and
placed IN safe hands there, where it would
bring an Interest ot12 per cent. PEI aqpum,
SUBJECT 70 tire order Of whomsoevcr n;gh.
recoYerupon ttial At law. Before the nro.
/ per couff ~ i"dia, or Europe; yet tais rea
souab,e oI:r was rejected, tie shin and
Sarg1 -; 10 Calcutta, where neither Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25
WednestiaY. I'm. u

Acon Wednesday,, Jan. II.
Cror,- ''''''''o''''0n ifoiA the Senate by their
IN
ce..,eo. TSna'e nave passed the bill " Con-
Iii :, 't,ence ahd ner children" md the
corn,,,r, ,','s'3,,S 70 William Coleman the
Io,,llilI:"c"'tn right to certain land there
m" Sne So
from the C,insrn ,",o pe'ore me House letter
T ,p" s'ie governor, Covering a letter from
Ed , c-"giSs, Ieorse Williamson and Geo.
tba sSHon' making certain propositions on
800 '.lye , ol leasing the manulactory Of
On n,ot;n ,r'' ,Ie sa,a letters being read, were
iattn,, ~ Ci go 10 De iaid upon the table
ed ~ ;eo rom 'ie commissioners .peint-
Roano o.Im 'ue way 1oF naYigablc canal from
snndn,, H go 70 APpomattox, which letter with
was bar rtoS 10; accompanying the same
kenmn AID I 900 io'u upon the table, wasta-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25

ments which they made, and exhibited that
serenity which is their characteristic.
JUAN CARLOS Du AREYzAGA.
To His Exc. Don Ant. Cornell.
Head Quarters az Daimiei. !
fhc 2O.I Nor, 1909
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25
Janury 1s.

"a NHE Subscribers having connected them
4 selves in the AUCTION BUSINESS
Otter their services Co the Public, at their Auct-
on Room, opposite the Beli-Tsvern, to carry sa
a RETAIL NIGHT AUCTiOE
Aiso to sell in the day all kinds of Goods,
Wares and Merchandiza, Lands, Houses aud
Lots, Horses, Negroes, BIC. any other kind
of Property which msy be intrustet with them
They Yill always consider j, their duty at all
times, faithfully to observe the interest Of these
who iasy honor them with their confidence.
STILL &. BROOKE,
December Esd. laW6w
N. B. BARTLETT STILL Individually will
transact Business, as Tobacco Broker anS
Commission Merchant, To buy aud sell all kinds
OF Country produce; Also Bank Stock, Notes,
&c,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25

OLUMeIAN MILLS Cash given for
" FLOUR BAHREL STAFES, Held
ING and AO0P PoLEg-AL.c, for Clean,
White CORN.
p iiAXALL & Co.
Richmond, January 16. w4w
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THURSDAY, Jan IS.
clerk: "i1h.
The Senate Rave passed tas fo,!sw;pa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19
9ifbmnnn 3erirs Gnrrent.
-R ~ 49,
CcoRREcTBD WEEKLr.1


RY virtue at a deed or trust executed
~ to the subscribers by Robert and Geo.
Turner, and Ann the wife of the said
George, bearing date the first day of Janu.
AIRY 1906, and adm.tted to record, will ts
scid, before the door of the He'll TSyern n,
III the city of Richmond, ON the s9th oay
of this present month lJnne) fer cash, all
that PARCEL of LAND, lying in the
County of Henrico, adjoining the city,. and
bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at A.
dam Craig s corner On the road fading from
the Market house towards Mount Cournrt,
thence aicng the road 176 yards to Y DR..
ner ditch, thence along the ditch No
degrees, West $50 yards TO a ditch which
divides It from the Lot cold by Thoma
Wilson to MCPHERSON, thence down the
ditch TO gum at baccn's Branch, thence
No. eS degrees, East 2C9 yards to the
beginning, containing by survey OF Richard
Young 6 acres IL poles or SO much OF
the property as viii be sufficient to raise
said sum of 2Co0 dollars, besides interest,
and all costs attending the execution of tue
trust.
s w. ALLEN, trustees
June 10, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19

On the 9Th May severe s'orm pas.
sed over par, of St. Bartholomew, en- 81.
Paups Parishes, t. he extent Of about 80
miles 1t pass d over Mr. Champney's
plantation in ST. Paui's al IL O'clock fror,
lie South East ; but the wind changed
hoF'ly afterwards 10 North West, when
an immense quantity of transparent ice
fell in pieces, many # which were Ia
inches long, 2 inches broad and nearly
inches thick. l. destroyed 26 acres of his
cotton and 10 its course oser CIher pia!.
Iaions did conside able damage 10 the
cotton and com fields Killed tke psul.ry
AID ONE large pigs. The Theimarae.
er stood us, but Immediately ater hs
i orm commtnced IL fell TO 90, aud az
. O'Clock r NJ. it WIS down To SO. For
several succeeding mr1n.ugs ihe fbcr.
momelef s.ood a. 50 to 50.
Couisf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19
SALKM, Juue 6.

We would wish to be cautious of charg-
ing any association with foreign attseh.
nents--but that appears TO be the case with
the Ancient and Hon. Artillery Company,
we deem it duty to state. that the late
s. British Ambassador" 1.-THE notorious
Jack sony WIS invited to dine with said com
pany, aud that they only published 5 toasts :
The first, that of the Copenhagea Mon
ster--the seccni that Of a political parasite
and the third an indefinite thing by SONG
body. viz.
BY tie British ambassador. Per
petual harmony between the U.itea
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19
Cou,isf.

A very heavy hail storm wss expe5leu.
ced in the ne'gbboS hood Of Cpo,awalc,,.r,
IN Wednesday last, which Dos aOuc rsD.
siderable injury TO ihs G=d, over waica Il
psssed. Fortunately he vein VA g., 9.
~ vide, being 30: meie ihsn hzH aslia.
Il, extern has no been sscertsned, Susee
of the hail siones sse "a to have nsas.
sued be wecn s a3d Z irchcs 10 egce n
'srence Gu nionnes So es INA sever
al ie ds OF c.in rlreh he wgGesasd. ex.
h baed I,oihiug BAT bsrs .is,ks, he biedes
hayirg been totally 6esten from Gttm ~
'rls hail
Savannah Republican y! Msy ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19
There is remarkable dryness in die

There is remarkable dryness in tie
news by The recent arrivals from England
there is none OF the iourishing news, tnae
mas oeen SO customary upon rev arrivals,
and there appears 20 be shyness Of dis
cnssion, no aaimadvcrsicn, ani less Of eS.
tracts from LehdcD newspapers, tban en- a.
ny former occasion in our remembrance.
she only facts We learn from the Bcstol.
prints, are, that embarkations were taking
place at Lisbon and Cadiz- embarkation
IS English for retrestiDg ) and retreat is
inglish running away. Call you t.,s
"backing your friends" this is backing
with vengeace-it is backing cut.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19
fi2 i-2 Cents Sing!e.l

STATES and Great Britain the
swords of the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery be drawn against those who
would interrupt it."
BY the Hon. mr.. Otis--~ Nav our
lpreJudices against the British Nation,
like those against her Minister, vanish
upon a more intimate scquain amer"
By a Representative from Berzvick
-" Love of country--fdelity 10 pub
lie trust. The man who is ever gov
erned by them, will never be fors7kel,
OF his country, or of thuse whose
friendship is worth preserving"
June s.
From Edgartown, May is.
On the morning % the S d inst. vessel
was discovered stranded, on a shoaI. at,oue
one mile and a half from the F. part &C
Martha's v neyard. Several boats were
manned with hardy and resolu,e men, who
had often risqued their lives among the
breakers to save oilers, attempted to fake
,ne ioeb who were hanging on the mes,s.f
from me wreck. A rapid tide. and heavy
gaze u WIND, caused the sea to break sn
high, that the terrific foam apDal,rd thei,.
: '~~-f ~ -'Ae hSy SioOu hOhen(drliV u.
pecting TO see the unfortunate men sval.
lowed III the devouring sra.
Aboat II o'clock, Lot Northern, junior.
Isaiah Pease, Sarson Pease, and Henri
Worth, took boat from town to attempt
their relief. They approached the breakers
N schema silence g Shall we MAKE tbe
attempt s" AS one, they answered YES q
And Immediately took off jacket, boots and
every Incambrance, and prepared for the
bold attempt: With resolution seldom,
equaheo' perhaps never exceeded, they
reached the wreck, aad took inlo their
small boat seven men, and under the Dro.
tec.ns hand OF Prevalence, brought them
safe to land. Such instances OF bfave hu-
manly cannot be too highly apyiauded,
nor TOO LITERALLY rewarded. Mr. NorsoB.
who headed the enterprise, has younv
;~mily, who depend wholly on hisindu.try':
had ne lost his life his family n.as, haye
been greatly distressed"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19
PHILADELPHIA, June IL.

There Is sea-room enough now for
those who preferred the specuia,ious ofthe
day to the honor and independence of The
U. States they complained erisvousiy that
their property was locked up in our own
ports, but the time is coming when they
Will sing the same song, because il is lock.
ed up in other ports.
AurOra
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19

The Boston tories are determined to de.
monstrate their devotion to the tyrant OF 50
years, and their contempt for the govern.
ment OF the United States: the reception
ven to minister dismissed for MS inso.,
ienee and sudacity, is an admirable incs-
tration OF steady HABITS, and OF federal ,a1,
I'D.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-24
TO THE PUBLIC.
March "a.

THE subscriber, after lapse Of tins
J. necessarily consumed in the prepara-
ton of his house, respectfully announces to
the citizens of Alexandria, 10 well s. the
community at large. that he has taken Tor a
term Of years that noted and eligible ,estab-
lisAment knovn BY the name OF the Cti1
HOTEL, and once occupied by Mr. Gadshy'
whose distinguished abilities as a faohcan
gave it an eclat which the subscsiber hopes
tn preserve by his unremitted exertions in
.afIording 10 all those who may confer on,him
the favor of their patronage, genteel and'eon'-
Portable accommodations. The subscriber
deems it unnecessary to indicate the multi
,plicity of conveniences attached to the City
Hotel, and will only submit description to
that portion of travellers who have so gene
rally a,tested its mum erous advantages.
James Brook
February 2os ~ law
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-24
.MS0, FOR SHE, y
The faid Brig Betfey + !,
FRESH SEEDS.S
NICHOLAS HINGSFONis
Fairtar, near Priaee.ssreet,

Fai5ar, near Pinee.sfrtess 81 rs sss 3
ID ESPECIALLY informs his flends and
III customers, that he hath ON hAs4 Age-s
neral assortment OF Ftesh Seeds, 61y6slsdng
of ten sorts Of Garden Peas; ayafietE4kths
best early Beans early and late asbagey
Carrots; Beets; Parsnip; Ranishin s0sts 3.
early and long green Cucumbes; while NM
red Onion !; Leek; Lc,tce,; chervil; Sor- )
rel; Mustard Crosses ;,SpinaSc; SalssiyJ
Parsley; Celery; .Endive; Peppers; KaleS
Turnip; Simbling Pumpkin Water Me-
lon; Canlalup Gourd Lamb. Qyafscrj
Fcanel; Corriunder Carrawyj 'AnniesS
Canary Seed; Rape; Nav :; ueWP = Flsx.
GRASSES. fts,, 70
Red Clover Timothyj Lucern; Bur-
net Orchard Grass, Peruvian or Meadow,
Dat. y ~
In addition to his assortment OF Glass;
China and Queens Warc, he Is opening
plain and cut Jelly Glasses plain and cut
Tumblery aud Wines; q few sets OF elegant
Chimney Ornaments Decantsrs y Class
Pitchers, and number Of other sman srti.
cles. .. .,..
ALSO, .
4 complete assortment ofthc best quality
Stone Ware Flower Potsi Garden Tools
&c. &c.
March "a. dlw&iswtissMy
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-24
~ T u I T ! @ N.

MRS. EDMoNDS, respectfully informs
the public, she proposes, On Monday, the
second day oil hpril, 10 open Schcolior the
tuition Of young ludies, IN Prince street, three
doors above the late Col, Hoce's' and will
teach, with the aid Of proper assis.ents, the
following branches, viz. Reading, wiring,
Arithmetic and English Grammar, drawing,
Painting in inks and colots, on satin, tifia-
ny, &c. &c. ard dresses in durable ink. En-
broidery IN ebenil'es, gold. silver and silk.
Msps wrought in do. Print work in fgares,
or landscapes. Tambour, and Needle work,
pl-in and fanciful. fringe, and Netting, IN
all It's variety. ..a,
by a,eayefal, anrerittrd and equal ntten-'
lion to her school, she hopes TO merit part
of the public's patronage.
March s. ds2dAP
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-24
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FORS A l. L. ....

A three story BRICK WARE
HOUSE a, the corner of Union and Prince
streets 20 fee, front upon Prince, and ~
feet 4 inches frort upon Union-street. DC.
supied by Jonathauand David Ross.
A HOUSE and LOT occupy
ed by Jacob Leap; this Lot irorts "a feet4
inche. on Union-street, and % feet inche
on 20 fee, alley !; it viii be sold altog ether
or divided as may best suit purchasers.
A vacant LOT binding on
Duke Patrick. and Woli.streets, being one
fourth ola square. "a, =
For terms apply 70 - 49,
:. John Janne3.
mo. 10. 4 - - AVN