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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-27
SHIP

ENTERED,
Schr. Traveller, Somers, :Darien;: O.
range Juice and Cotton, to ID. M'Lean.
CLEARED,
Brig George Washington, Sheldon, PRO.
violence : by the master.
Sch'r Madisonian, Sturges, New York:
by Lawrason and Fowle, and others.
49, Industry, Wheedon, sdo..-by Jas.
Patton.
Sloop Little Sarah, Rhodes, Providence:
by the master.
The ship John Andrews, from this port,
arrived at Tonningen, June 9, 10 passage
ofzo days.
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NOTICE.

10 Those persons who hav e
not settled their accounts will obiise me by
paying them 10 hithl,d.H. Lite. WHO. is ap-
ly authorised to settle my business
Jesse Talbot.
July ls. LAW
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For Rent,

A very convenient three story brick dweli-
ing HOUSE, on Henry, between King and
Duke streets Possession may be had in
mediately. Apply next door, to
Jerome Plummer.
July ~. 2aW2w
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Land for Sale.
tJuiy

IN pursuance a decree of the worshipfui
court OF King George county we the sub
scribers commissioners therein named, will
exposed toYpublicrsaie, TO the highest biz
> der. on the premises, for ready Cash, Scn
TUESDAY, the 3lst day of July next, If
fair if rot, on the next fair day
One undivided enoiety OF
the tract Of land lying in the county OF Fair
fax, on the waters. of Difficult Run, contain.
ing one thousand acres more or less, the;Eit
tie River Turnpike Road passing throughih
tract This land was conveyed by JohntAsh
ton, sen ito Charles II. Ashton and others
and is sold to satisfy debt due Austin Smit
from said Charles H. Ashton. Mr.. John w
Ashton, who resides on the premises, will
shew this land to any person inclined to puv'
chase
NHLIAM MOSS.
JOoEPH POWELL,
WILLIAM PAYNE,
RICHARD FIT ZHUCHI
RICHARD RA.TCEJFF.
5cne 90. 2awts
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TO r. ENT,

=
: A convenient STORE and D YELLING,
on Fairfax street, lately occupied by Ra~a
kins and s4l9&n. Apply to
Jacob Butts.
MAY 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08
Garyle0,

In n. York, GmYerneur Morris, Esq o.
Morisania, to Miss Ann-Cary Randolph
daughter Of the late Thomas Randolph
Esq. OF Virginia. :
In Augusta. ME. Mr.. Eben Dutch, to
Miss Abby Sewai daughter Of the Hon.
Henry Sewall, Esq.
In Marlborough, on the 18Th ult. BY the
Rev. Kiah Bailey, George Reed, attorney
1T law, to Miss Mary Borland
Ii Nothyarmouth, by the Hon. "A. X
Mitchell, Mir. Thomas Wentworth, to Miss
Martha Rogers Haskell, Of Gloucester,
(Cape Ann Capt. John Pittee, 10 Miss
Jane Stu:divant.
In Falmouth, BY the Rev. c. Bradley,
Moses Qnmby, Esq to Miss Anne TtcomD
MIR Daniel Huckius, OF Portland, 10
Miss Sally Higgins, d The former place.
In this .own, BY the Rev. Mr.. Kellogg,
Capt. Samuel Peirce, OF Northyarmouth,
10 Miss Polly Wrnear, Of this town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08
100 Doliars RezOard.
January 8.

INSERTED from the U. S. Carlton, at
Wilcahet, in the months Of Auguft and
September pait, four Soldiers in the iervice
Of the United States, viz.
ROBERT CARLSON, born on Cape Eli
zabsth, 50 years Of age, feet inches high,
dark complexion, eyes, and hair, Mariner
and Horie Dealer.
SAMUEL PARSONS, born in Alfred, %
years Of age, feet g inches high, light
complexion, grey eyes, and dark brown hair,
a Carpenter
John OSGO0D born in Conway, N H.
% years of age, feet high, light complex
ion, eyes and haiI Joiner.
BENJAMIN BICKFORD, born in Ar
undel, q years of age feet inches high,
dark complexion, dark grey eyes, and black
hair, Mariner. Trventy Free DOltars and all
necehary charge. will be paid fc- each or Ell
ther Of the above defcribed Delerters on their
delivery a: any Military Pols in the United
States, by applying to
j. BINNEY.
C4ft 4b Reg. u S. Inf Con4naaairg.
u. s. Carlton, WiicaGet, Dec. Is, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08

- - r1er are asuaIy,deEon'indted from
re GreeS, Magi. IL y needless 10 MAKE
borTrukar remarks, H1inL IL be know
,gbether your representation proceeded
T,on oversight, or fran inquiry. Il
,be former zVas the case, me candid 7uiA
reoailv ercuse yOu II fhe latter, il
syiH be justly erhecied, that you offer
come reasons Jar dissenting Jr0Ha an D.
t;uion, 7a9fch, 50 far as haze gel Lear7lt ,
has universally freUdilfd.
/ am yours, %. &c.
RECLUSE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08
Dle0,

In England, Charles Bourne, Esq. for
merly colonel in his B., Ms service He
distinguished himself during the war with
America.
In Charleston, Capt. William II Harris,
master Of the Spanish brig Felicil, He
died ofs wound received in his thigh from
a large Spanish c!asp-knife, but by whom
inflicted not known.
1T Gorham, on the Cd inst Mrs. Sarah,
vile OF captain Oliver Hunt, aged AZ. She
bore long and distressing sickness with
that fortitade and resignation, eminently
characteristic of her unshaken BELIEF in tie
SAVIOUR of the lost family Of man and met
the King of Terrors without dsmay, rely.
ing Oh the mighty arm Of Him, 'wh 10 Is a
bic to save )" "nor cast lonl ing, linger-
ing look behind'
In Falmouth, Mr.. Jutham Palr.dge, aged
IS. G
On board the brig Commerce, captain
Chase, in Tonningen river Mr. john Brow n,
an Irishman.
The Deaths in Portland, during tie year
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08
FOR THE GAZETTE.
Mr.. SHIRLEY.

MR.. SHIRLEY
The advocates for a svar with England
are circulating a pamphlet, which issued
RON The Office of the Parrot at Boston, said
70 os from the pen of JohH Q Aians and
purportlng to be structures upon the works
OF the late Mr.. Anss. Though pretended
critqHs, the leading object appears 10 be, to
msrepresent the opinions Of the fcderalists,
ana to excite popular preju1lces against
mem 1t IS sand, reply to this pamphlet
mas Lately been published in Boston, 10 vim
eicate the sentiments and the character Of
Mr.. Dimes, from the sspersions of MIR.
4. 1aanls In my opinion, it is impossible, that
u'e opimons or the Character OF 4nles should
really need an apo!osist His tame is be-
!und The resci, Of malice and the correct
ness ness q his political sentiments have been
ihily teste2 BY experience and facts.
= Wy ohlect, IN this communication, is on
: ~ hoiice cogfessior and charge 70 be
'qu'Ai ~ has pamphlet Ut AIR. Hams. first
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08
David Chenery's ERate.

To Be 0H ~ Ordrr Of Court, on THURSDAT tLs
ffieeatb day # February aext, at sisV<n o'eiosS
in fbe forenoon, at bs Houe late Of Davli
Cbsne,y, # Foinnoafb, ia tie county # C~ube~-
land, dsesgfsf, iat5fate-
THE whole of the Real Effate, being the
4 Honeaeai of faid deceafed ; confiting
of abou; twenty acres Of Land with the bull :
ings thereon, excepting the Widows Dover,
for payment of the iaid deceafed's debts.
MAR TIA CHENERY.
JsnTa,y 2, 1910. (s)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08
portland Sbip Getus.

75A,jaay Jan. 9.
Arrived brig Commerce, capt. Chafe, IS
days from Tonningen Sailed November 20,
IN company with the barque Roborows capt.
Crols, of and for Salem Left at Tonninpen,
80 or 10 fail of American vefes but as
capt. Chaie was for the mon Of bis time az
Hamburg, he did not learn their names -
The following are all which he recolect> -
brig Three Brothers, Woodward, Newhury-
port brig Sally Green, lohnfon, of Bottom !;
and Captains Conway, Webb, and Brown, of
Salem, In coming down he Channel, he Jaw
~ fail of his Britanic Majelly's frigates aud
Gun Brgs-and but one of them fpoke him
Capt. Chate is Of opinion from the petite ar
tention of the Engliih cutters, that they are
far from harbnFing any i'll will toward the
Americans but on the contrary are 6iipoled
to permit free enjoyment of trade, without
unnecefiarily delaying them 10 fearch
Capt. Chafe informs us that the French
folders were taking up their quarters in the
different cities about Tonningen-that $500
WeifphaIian troops had arrived at Hamburg,
and more were daily expected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08

Benz. a. Jordan E!tate.
To Be fiji BY oy4rr # C,urt, On THUR Oar tie
EfternfC Day II february rtrf. at rzUo o'eioek
tbe sftarhsea. a fbs late DsosiIiqg 6ssis Of Ben
izuin .dileH J0rdra, dses< 81, IN GsrbaB--
co much Of The laid decealed's Real Eftae,
- a. will produce the lum of four huc red
and thirty dollars, 10 enable u 10 pay the
debts Of laid decealed
ABR AHAM TYLER
SARAH TYLER, A1m'N ~ lgii tR.fs
De-. q, 1869. 40
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08
Mr.. JAMES HALL, begs leave

Mr.. JAMES HALL, begs leave
TO inform the public that he has recent
ly arrived in this place from Edinburgh
(Setland) where he taught the following bran
ches of Education, viz
Englifh Reading, Menfuration,
Euglifh Grammar, Algebra, with its ap-
Writing & Cyphering, pIicatisn to Geom-
Geography, with the etry,
ufe of the Globes, Land Surveying,
Book Keeping, Guaging,
Geometry, Navigation,
Trigonometry,
All which be now offers to teach in the
Academy i'll this town upon moderate terms.
The Cyphering will be taught in clafes by a
new and elegant method, in which, cafe TO
the pupil, and great progrels in the fcience,
are united
N. B.-A few yoang Gentlemen may be
inltrucfed in the elements of the Latin, Greek,
and Hebrew Languages
Mr.. Hall will ikewife open an Evening
School this day. in Room adjoining Meilrs.
Coffin and ClaPps Office, for teaching young
Gentlemen the above mathematical branches.
Bail, January 8, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08

IS hereby given, that agreeabiy to vote
4 of the r+oprIetors OF Bask CyOe b. i3ge, al
teams that come into town over the Bridge,
loaded, AID pay toll, will be permitted 70 60
out Of town over the bridge unloaded, free OF
toll, dunug The ieaion OF hedng. BY order
OF The Standing Committee o. the Proprietors.
AEMUEL TUKEY, tn G4tbsr1
January 8, 1870
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08
SETH CLARK,
FISH-STREET,

FISHSTREET,
LAS jun received an alTorment of Super
fine and Common
BROADCLOIHS,
which he offers for fale on the molt reafona-
bic terms. -LHszyjt, WAIST COAT PAT
TERMS and TRIMMINGS of all kinds
Together with frefh fupply of Webb's New
york Patent SUS PENDERS.
He continues 10 execute the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in the moff fashionable fye, and with fidelity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08

ORDINATION l-'lhursday next is aF-
pointed for The ordination OF the Rev. MI
By0zra to the pastoral charge over the frs
parish in Northyarmouih. We under sanS
the Rev. Jesse Atp!ttan, President OF Bow
doin College, will deliver the Sermon Oh
the occasion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08

He Perfon who borrowed of the fubfcri-
Ter the Esd and oath numbers OF an ee-
giant London Edition of The PAays IF Sboke-
yPeDs, would much obiige him BY returning
the fame.
SAMUEL D. FREEMAN
January 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08

enkS g. De Carterett,
HAVE lately opened handiome afort-
L ment of
ENGLISH GOODS,
Together with general adortnent of
w. |. Goods g Groceries
which they will fell at reduced prices for
ready pay Having been almof exc ulively
in the habit of crediting the year pait, and
being convinced eff the evil consequences at
tending fuch practice, both to Creditor and
Debtor, they are determined to trade on a
different plan. Wood, Bark, Boards, Slaves,
and aImoit all kinds Of produce will be re-
ceived in pay, and the fmalleit favor grateful
ly acknowledged. But thofe who with to
fave their feelings are earneltIy requefted not
to apply for the leaf credit, as they are de-
termined net 70 aain any more paper with
charges.
NJ bail Ferfons indebted to the firm
are requeited to make immediate paymen -
All who neglect till the firlt of March next,
will be iued without determination.
No'tbyn morfb, Jan. s, 1870 l2m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08
70 BE SOLD,

Or order Of Cont, on z-HURSD.f7- hs st5
Il dry f february, at 10 s'el-.k n IA g tie
5;gEeg 5idJer, Lot Of LAND On TIE ssltb fsf
jf4e Of Cumberland freei. SAFE On tie PssmDe.
Portland, Jan. s, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08
He" Ben Bunting" is received,
and shall have " birth" In our next.

The Argus fcri5lers whine dolefully be.
caufe fecretary Smiths letter to Mr.. Pinkney,
on tbs rupture with Mr.. Jackion, las not
been publiihed 10 the Gazette. If this letter
contained the ieal information not in the
correspondence" betwiIt Smith and Jackion
(Which has appeared) the publication would
not have been omitted. As our readers have
the ltatements OF both parties, we believe they
are fully competent 10 decide on the merits of
the conduct of our Executive, in breaking off
the negotiation, without referring to iecretary
Smith for their creed.
Mr. pAsA. in his fpeech on Giles refolutiou,
has given very correct and Impartial view
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08

Of this fubjed, which we fha.Iay before the
public The remarks in the Aygzs, reiPect
ing the political opinions advocated in the
GAZETTE, are too contemplate 10 notice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08
WANTED,

AT the above bu6nefs, an APPRENTICE Of
induarious aud I" iteady habits"-to whom
good encouragement will be given.
Portland, January 8, 1910. UD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08
STOP THIEF! i! i!
Thirty Dollars Reward.

GNthe Goth ofDecember lsf one 1OSEPH
mason, itoIe from the fable Of the
iubfcriber in Portland, BAY HORSE, about
ten years old, fhort tail, crooked nofe, and
natural, faft trotter Also, at the fame time,
one SADDLE q BRIDE, Said Maion
appeared 70 be aged about thirty two years,
and has lnguIar look with his eyes, and re-
fembles IN his appearance and manners one of
Bu,,o1gbs gang Of e0nfatsiteyf. Whoever will
fecure faid thief, 70 that he may be puuiihea
and the owner recover his Horie, Saddle and
Bride, hall be entitled to the above reward
T. SIMONTON.
Poytksnd January 1, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08

Purfuant to the foregoing application, to
me directed, hereby monty the rruItees Of
Gorham Academy, TO meet at the time and
place, and for the purpcles therein expreied.
LOrHKOP LEWIS, Secretary.
GOybaz J4aHary 5, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08

To Lothrop Lewis, E4mrs, Secretary
Of the Tyfee5 Of G0rham Academy.
YOU are hereby requefed to warn the
Trultees of fad Academy TO meet at The
Academy, on the fifteenth day of January
infant, at Two of the clock in the AFTERNOONS,
to act on the following articles, viz.
To fee if the Trnitees will content, that
Mr.. Mason. the preient Preceptor, 1hall leave
the Acadeny, he having call TO fertile in the
Miniftry.
And 10 tranfaa any other buiinefs refpea-
ing laid Academy, they may think necehary.
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW,
TIMOTHY billiard,
DAVID HARDING, JR.
ASA RAND,
DUDLEY FOLSOM.
Gorbom, JanEary 3, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08

general af,rment Of Commercial, JOf-
tice and tiaer BLANEs
InArua on- FIR paying on r7uiical Inftru-
mems, ALTO 5iug IL r. Ks Of varicua kinds.
RhGl5IlkS " ALAfAiy/J,S.
The Ma6aohufetss and u. s tegiiter !.
Farmers, hsah IhOma-, Lowe, Ciergvmans,
4ud Sheet aimAnacs for 1910.
CT Cafb giveH f9r ran C5tt7r AID
Linen Fags, Ga4vsf.aad faak.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08
FdlfILlo EIpLEG

Collins elegant family Bile; Cemrnol
Quarto Bioles Ca ey- biii!e W. .ttY VII
Pocket aud school Bibles Tsitameats; Pray
c. Book. seiknaps and Watts Hymn Books
ACCOUNT BOOKS.
Leagers; I,uri as; Day and Record Books;
NJte and Receipt Books.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08
PH1rSIC.

New Edinburg Difpenfatcry; Culen's Prac-
tice and Materia Medica; CheffeIden's Anat-
omy Quincy's Medical Lexicon; Lavofer's
Chenaiitry Chsptol ditto; Domeftic Medi-
cine; TowDfhend's Guide te Health !; Perkins
Medical AnnotaSion's; Underwood on Diff
cafes of Children PhaFmcopia Smile Mid
uifnru
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Lees Sovereign Ointment for the
-. ITCH,

A preparation which for pleasar'ness' ease
safety and expedition, gives place to no up
-plication whatever, free from mercury, or
any pernicious ingredient, and unattended
with that troublesome and tormenting smart
yhicl. generally accompanies, other -medi-
cines, prepared for the same purpose. This
vegetable remedy is So mild, YET eficaciOus.
>thatit may be used with the utmost safety on
the most delicate pregnant lady, or On child
not q week old. -.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-26
Lees Elixir,

A sovereign remedy for cotds' obstinate
,conghs, Catarrahs, asthmas, sore Ihroats ind
approaching cOnsuTnptlons.
To parents who may have children afflicted
with the Whooping Cough, this discovery s
of the frst magnitude, as 1t affords immaculate
relief checks the progress, and IN snort
time removes the most cruel disorder 10
which children are-liabie. The Elixir Is so
perfectly agreeable, and the dose SO SMALL
that no difficulty arises in taking OF It,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-26
LAND FOR SALE.

TfIE Subscriber, living in the county OF
i King George, OH the Potomac river,
hadine great Inconvenience Il Having quar-
ters at a distance, offers IL: sale his valuable
TRACT OF LAND in the County Of FAD
quier and slate OF Virginia, lying in most
healthy part Of the states in the neightorhood
IF three valuable merchant Mills, between
the Leather-Coat and Pignut mountains, ten
miles from the court house Of thc'said coun-
ry, and seven miles from HaymarAet, where
the newly contemplated turnpike road will
pass, six mics from Middleburg and As
miles from the City Of Washington and the
commercial town OF alexancria-!he great
road from over the Ridge by the White Plains
passes through it, on which there is IN ex-
celltat Wagon stand, /, ON whence great
quantities OF manure are annually collected.
'Fwo.t thirds Of this estate is uncleared, and in
excellent timber. The soil is well adapted
to the cultivation Of Indian Corn, Wheat and
Tobacco; and from experiments made, no
land is better suited for the use OF the Pals
ter. There is a dwelling house on this estate
newly finished, with two rooms on foor,
and other convenient out houses, calculated
for the accommodation of q small family
This estate is at present divided INTO TIVE
farms, on each Of which there is an excellent
granary, farm houses, sc. There is at pro-
sent nom forty to sixty acres of land u, III
notify and Clover ON this estate; and dshty
or an hundred acres more may very c0pvc-
niently be added. No estate is better o.
more conveniently watered than II is.- II -
bounded by Broad Run on the west for Desriy
one mile and all half; and Miil.Run, never
failing stream, runs through the middle ef
it, on which there is an excellent site for -
overshot Mill and Dis.iIery. The subscr-
Der will divide this estate into three OF mote
farms to suit the convenience Of purchasers.
It's deemed unnecessary TO say more, as u
is presumed that those who may he IN, a..,,ed
to purchase will first view the premises, 4
reasonable accommodation will be given p1rs
chasers as to the payments. Letters addfsss.
ed to the subscriber, postpaid, will NEST
with due attention. -, -, ~,
,.... Richard SteuaEt.
Cedar Grove, June 20. aawst.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-26
LEES Grand Restorative.

Proved by long and extensive experience,
TO be absolutely unparalleled IN the curt OF
Nervous disorders, consumptiOns' lowness OF
spirits, loss of appetite, imPuriIy OF blood
historical affections inn ard weaknesses, VI
client cramps in the stomach and back nldi
pes,ion, melancholy, govt in the stomach
involuntal emissions, pains III the hmOs'
rekaxatiohs, obstinate elects, Hur alDuS Tor
whites) imlpotencv, barreaneSS' &c &c
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-26
.I.ee,s -gcnuine Persian Lotion,

SoeeIebrated among the fashionable thro'-
ant Europe as an invaluable cosmetic, per-
Fectly innocent and safe, free from corrosive
and repellent minerals, 1.-THE basis ofother 10
tions) and Of unparalleled efficacy in prevent.
.ipg. ana removing blemishes in the face and
AIM, OF every kind, particularly, freckles,
DiTapIes. pits after small pex, inaammstOry
redness, scnrfs, tetters, ring worms, sun
hnrus, prickly heat, premature wrinkles, &c.
The Persian Lotion operates mildly without
;mneAipg that natural pefspiration which is
= SenaiaI 10 health yet its effects are speedy
~ ,erraanent rendering the skin delicate
y soh and clear, improving tAe complexion,
80 resaoring the HOOm Of youth.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-26
John Wife.
Bryan Hampson. 6 Co.

Have Just received and o6er for sqle,
10 hhds. and SO barrels first quality sugar
20 do. seco"d quality, .
;lopipes old London particular Madeira,
pipes and tierces London market and
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES, -.
20 boxes dpt Candles,
q hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
l pipe old Cognac Brandy,
so barrels New England Rum,
40 do prime Whiskey,
10 chests Imperial, ... H..
20 do Young H,son TEAS, Of this years
importation, . g., ..a
And selected for family use. IL. -. g.. 49,
Also. the best selected Flour for do.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-26
CHARLES: BENNETT

CHARLEStBENNETT
YTAS REMOVED 70 the brick dwelling
II on Columbus street. a few dois south
OF King street where lie offers for sale tie
balance of his stock OF Goods on the most re
duced terms aud on q liberal crsdit they
consist of Chintzes and Callcoes, lew tam
boured and plain Muslins.. Pins, Buttons,
thread and cotton Laces and Eds ings, black
Lace Wells and Laces, silk Gloves and Mins
Silk Nankeens, Wool Hats, rs bags Coffee Of
good quality. He gives Cash for Tobacco
and Alexandria and Potomac; Bank Stotk:
June z. dlweo2w.