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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
HENRY SMITH & CO.

Have jH received
Linens /; Long Lawns,
Brown Hollands,
Cotton PlariIIas,
Black Luiirings,
Bombazeens,
3ombazetts; Rui1ells,
Rattine,ts !; Durants,
Duroys,
Socie, Britannia, Pull
cat. Huuting, Mad
RATS Handkf,.
Purple embc fed, aud
elegant s 4 cotton
Shawls,
Cotton Bardanas,
Englih & India Cot.
tons ; DO. Check,
FsfbioEable Vefinp,
{ 4 and 7-8 Cotton
Diapers,
Cotton Towelling,
Gentlemen & Ladies
color'd and white
TX and cotton Hofe
Ladies' and Gentle
mems Gloves,
Spidernett Sleeves,
Umbrellas /; Parafols,
sc'c. tJe.
(6w) June A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
WATCIl.MAklNG

ReLef FIR The Dlnb & dRiaed Hraf.gy,
PYGODFREY WHEATON, oppoGte he n,
- dian Chief, Es1bange f,est-who begsIe,v
to allure his town and country cuiton-ers III,
he ferved an apprenticeship Of eight wear.
with faithful and genuine vorkman-And
he hatters himfelf, by exerting his beff abiIi.
ties in bis protection, together with his perfon.
al attention aud regard TO punctuality, thar he
fliall give fatisfaefion to thofe who NAV favor
him with their okFiSsd
Portland, dprj IS, (6m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09

CORNELIUS COOLIDGE q CO. are re-
ceiving 10y various Yefie's bound 10 this
and the neighsonFiug ports, abour Forty ger
H'se J~J h!os4ef .aleyias Sbecp, flsipped by Wn
Jvsv.s. e.q u. 5. Confu a; LySsa, and war
rAntsd eGaal 70 any ever imported into this
country, having been cued from the lccks
m SS1s2 1? al experienced agent, fent *
Preis'y for that purpofe" This asquiG.ion
enahes them &C. offer for SALE or HIRE,
90 FIJI kloosei Rum, 10 %. a.. Err.
Oh cay aud advantageous terms App.ica-
sions to be made al No. S. Lssg IfZDf, BsIsss.
zv -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09

NOTICE is hereby given to the Proprie-
tors Of the Tenth Turnpike Road New
Hampihire, who have not paid their fixth ar
feiIment of four dollars, on each flare, that
laid flares wild be fold at Public Auction, at
rhe dwelling hcuie of ABEL CRAWFORD, on
fad Grant, on rueiday, the feventh day of
Auguit next, at ten of the clock "A M. un-
leis prevented by previous payment.
DELINQUENT SHdPES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
DLD IT'LL, HEuJJeT.
Tresfa'y Office, Bartlett, junk 2otb, 1910.

NOTICE is hereby given to the non-refi-
= dens Projectors or owners of Land w.
ing 10 the town of Norway, in the county of
Oxford, and commonwealth of Mafachufetts,
that their Land is feverally taxed to the State,
County, and Town, for the years 1908 and
1909, and committed to me the fubfcriber to
colIetf 10 faid wear 1900
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
WILLIAM OXN4RD


o Iu 70, JaAs at M. 5. Mfg R.ss
Ms-oh-Stra,
a n afortment Of
Ensliih < Welt India Goods,
on liberal terms--of which are,
A. prinled Cambrics
Fine and common Calicoes
do do Furnifures
Light and dark GiDghans
Wni;e aud colored Camhrics
Cambria and common Dimosies
a variety Of Mullins
lifh Lineos, fome very hne
do I.auns
B-iufh Cottons
India Cottons
lldia Check
Brown Hollands
do Pl2fillss
Bandannas and variety of other Hkfs
Cotton shawls, all fss
pateht Nankins
Fiorentines
Vefings
TAbby and twiled vevets
Synchaws
Back and colored Bombazetts
90 Grape
do and colored Sewing Silk
GALIooNs
MILJENETTs
RussgLLs and RvssELLETrs
katinetts
Dnrants and Duroys
Boxes Cotton Servings
SPIDER Sleeves
Ladies Kid Gloves
Ceniemens Beaver do
Ladies Cotton Hole
C.ensenien's elk, thread ard cotton do
White Laces
Cotton Towels
Silk and other Haces
Large and fnall Gilt Buttons
Cotton Umbreas
bale real fuperfne BaoADcLoTRs
DO iaperhne and common Cailimeres,
svsH Oh ed
Wines, Brandy, Rum, Hollands and Anne
ricAn GIN, MolafIes, Coffee, hrli quality Teas,
Loaf AID b.own Sugar, Chocolate csfk,
rail aud bCx Railins; Tobacco, mould and
1ips CaEd'es, Cotton Wool; Rice, Flour !;
~heeie |; Spices, Se- III.
Jsns Is a Wy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09

No - MeD.yf hoz0,
Black, blue, corbeau,
! fmoak, bottle, pep
| per aud drab nix'd
| Broadcloths & CAT
hmeses,
stockingnett,
"A gseat variety 3 4
and 4 4 common &
canDric Calicoes &
Gnghams,
!'Pan'd, fAhcy hripe.
clutter iprig, loom
feeded, fprig'd, tam
bor'd leno, all over
fp der nett, diced,
fporIed Ieno, piquet,
p an and landlord
Book Mun ms,
Hair cord, color d and
white diagonal and
pam Cambrics,
Commoa and cambria
Dimoties,
Veivets ; Velveteens
Cords and Thickfetts;
b a <, blue, drab and
mix'd Florentines,
Biue and Patent Nan
kins, |
w Arlington Stripes,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09

Wanfed TO Purcboje,
A NEW Mich cow Enquire at No s,
a MsDy's Rerv, A1is5ie fleet.
June IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09

4 no perion ihaI! appear to dileharge faid
Taxes ana all necetIary charges, on or before
Monday, the twentieth day of Augua next,
ar ten Of the CLOCK in the forenoon, 70 much
of fsid Lands as will be fuiicient to difcharge
the fame will be fold 1t public auction, at
the dwelling hor!e of MIR Jofllua smith, in
iaid Norway.
Jofeph Bradbury, CsLta1r.
Na,-Uay, Tune IA. 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
BEEF 81 PORK.

200 Bbls. Meis No !, No * 8 BEEF,
loo half bbls. Meis and No. do.
Also
Bone Midling, Navy Mefs & No. PORK,
ht NO. 2, Centre! Rozv.
]. RichardGon.
Nay 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09

Benjamin Hudfon,
NiSRs f,ed, Ha' FIR (afS,
General aflortment of
w. !. Gods and Groceries.
ALso-Englill and American Gun Powder
Shot & Flints--good VIneg4r-new Hops
-bet Table Fin Spaniih Float, Calcutta,
and LouiGana Indigo-CoppeIafs. Alum
Logwood, t's
Hyion, Young Hyfon, Hyfon Skin and
Souchong Teas.
TO BE LET,
Part Of DWELLING HoUsE, convenient
for fmaIl family, and At low rent. APP
ply as above July 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09

10 the honorable 11yfices sf the Court
gfC0nanaon Pleas, n0qv fitting at Par
is, 1vithin and far the county Of OK
ford,
YOUR Petitioners beg leave RESPECTFULLY to
reprefent, That the County Road laid
out from No. 5, 70 called, TO Paris, pafIes
through two unincorporatej tracts of Land,
one Decided by the States Committee to Capt.
Daniel Lunt, and the other to William Thomp-
fon. That the fame is impahable through faid
Tracts--Alfo, one other County Road, laid
out from Whitney Brook, 70 called, in Jay, to
Bethel, on the foutherly fde of Androfcoggin
river-raiies through laid Lunt's land, which
is alto impahable The intereft and convent
ence of the People require the fame 10 be in
fate of repair, and that One Thoufand DOL
lars, prudently expended on faid Roads with
in the limits of faid Tracts, might render the
fame pafiabIe and convenient for travelling
Your Petitioners therefore pray, that Tax
be laid on faid unincorporated Tracts of Land
for the purpofes aforeiaid, and as in duty
bound will ever pray.
WILLIAM BARNARD,
and 8 others,
OXFORD, SIS.
AT Court of Common Pleas, begun and
holden az Paris, within and for the county of
Oxford, on the fecond Tuefday of May, A. D.
l8lC-on tie Petition of William Barnard and
Others, of which the foregoing is Copy, Or
dered the Petitioners caule the Petition, and
this Order of Court thereon, to be publifhed
in the Columbian Centinel, printed in Bolton,
and the Portland Gazette, printed in Port
land, three weeks fuccefiively; the laft publ
cation to be at leaf thirty days before the
next Term of this Court, that all Perfons may
then appear, and thew caufe IF any they have)
why the prayer of the Petition fhould not be
granted
Atse, CYRUS HAMLIN, ClsrE.
n true Copy of the petition and the order
of Court thereon.
AsF, CYRUS HAMLIN, Ciok:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09

at M. 5 Mfg R.se
Ms1oh -Strta,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
LYMAN, MALLORY & co.

Moray, 1fuas "A, 1910.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17

had seconded motion made By = gentleman
from Virginia (Mr. Randolph) which had
been negatived by the House. The mistake
which had been made by the mover as well
rs himself. in supporting proposition which
appeared to be out of the usual course of
proceedings had only arisen from motives
which the House would know how to appre
ciate. The warrior whose name was inclu
ded in that resolution (said he) was a con
st'tuent e. mine. In proportion to our near
approximation to an exalted character, we
feel his loss. The House will excuse me for
the error but wish also TO be excused to
the relatives of the deceased Il wish that our
indiscretion may not afflict with greater
greet the surviving matron who mourns his
loss. With this view I move that the mo-
tion made yesterday with the decision upon
It, be expunged from the Journals. be-
lieve there is no man in the House, howe
yer he may think Of the motion, but would
teei Pang at being instrumental in iuflict-
'nS an additional distress on those who have
already suffered enough.
Mr.. Marion said he was one of those who
had been painfully compelled to vote against
the motion; 6 had therefore learned with re.
greet that 1t was inserted on the journal. He
hoped 1t would be c&puhged.
The Sneaker observed that unanimous
consent was necessary to expungc a vote
from the journals; and having asked whe-
Their there was any objection to the mott
or p
Mr.. Randolph said he was sorry that he
could not give his assent to it. IF the House
of Representatives, aid he, do not choose
to pay the honor to the American Marcel
lug which the people of the country had paid
to linn in their hearts, I wish at least that
it should appear on the face of the journals
that have been willing to render it. say
nothing about the character Of Col. Washing
ton. He was indeed the sword as his great
kindsman was the shield of his country.
They were the Fabius and Marcellus of u
nitcd America. The Punic war ended
they live in the hearts of their country
men, howsoever they may be deemed of
here.
An objection being thus made, Mr.. Tay-
lor's motion fell to the ground
(Thersmainder Of This days Proceedings
TN Our nest
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
From iNte London Paeer. I

Rstte,dans, FEB Letters from Tonninpen Of
the 22d ult. state, that the Commissioner an.
pointed TO examine the csrgoes brought there bv
American vessels, had commenced their operati.
ons, and had, at the above date ordered tho req
toraton Of the csrgoes of the Pickering, cant.
Carver Telegraph, OF Boston, capt. Atkins; ms
Three Sons, OF Salem, capt Woodward; the De.
yotion, capt G. Miller Orion, capt. ] M Miller,
Corcordis, cayt Isaac Johnson; Thomas, capt X,
Law, ofNew York and Pttburg, capt. Yeards.
ley, of Philadelphia. 1t was also expected, that
the cargoes ofthe other American vessels, whose
papers lad been delivered to the Commission.
would be given up.
Arrived in the Texel, on the Goth January. the
Mary, S. b Eclas, master, from Boston prize
to the French privateer the Duinkerquois
6arsteyda77p, Feb 2--AccordBg to letters from
Copenhagen. Of the goth ult. the paper, Of tie
Betsey, capt Wisdard Native, capt Hill /; sna
Commerce, capt Hardy, which vessels had beca
seized by the guard shir at Tonningen, are ss-
certsined to have beer fabricated in England,
where il appeGs the csrgcss, consisting Of SUI.
gar, coffee, Be. weFe laden for ErgGsh account
The crews were mixture o. u nsiion,, Ia,
majority being SweScs and 8 yeTy <o5A yrgporal
On AmerlcsDS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17
Extract ofn letter from an american ger
He,ndn at Paris, dated Jan. 1.
FROM LoNDoW PAPERS.
IMPORTANT.
February S

FeOTuaFy ..
The public will recollcot that some days
ago. accounts were received that American
vessels in the ports OF Naples and also in the
ports OF Spain, were ordered 70 be confisca
ted. The following notice Of the fact. from
genuine authority was yesterday made known
IN the city -
"Ihave received intelligence from France,
On which rely, that an order had been is
sued to bring to sale the American ships
and eareoss captured and brought into Ma
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17
PROGRESS OF THE FRENCH I'M
SPAIN

-, cad1S Spain Fe6. 9.
Of the advance of the French towards this c;tv
and that the Duke of Albuquerque arrived YES.
terday in the island, Con which Cadiz is situa.
ted with 1l000 men. The best mess,,raa
have been adopted to man our feet Patriotism.
order, unity and energy every where CON.
spiouOus. The High Clergy, the military from
the highest to the lowest, rich and poor, Old
and young all at work on the for,;,
hcations The train of artillery has been
removed to hlcala la Real where the troops from
the Slerra Moreno are rallied. The enemy'a
head quarters are said to be at Cordova, vbers,
the intruding King had arrived Their adyanc
ed parties are at Alcala. Gen. Carnival, with
eght-lhoasand Spanish troops in Sierra de Ronds
not far from GibraltAr.1
Cadlz is safe, and we trust shall never be
lost. The Duke of Rlhnqucrquv's division in
here-The French are not yet in Seville
Yesterday two English vessels entered our
harbor, bringing five thousand mushets, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17

the question now before the Senate is ia adj
here 10 sheir amendments 2 For which I
shall vste. although the bill will then not be
such as wish it had been. But, sir, it CT,
not in this stage be amended. ] am aware
that my vote win be disapproved by many
Of my friends. But, sir, ! trsst that time and
future consideration of the subject Will
convince them that my objections to. the
rejected sections have not been .infeundedl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17
WEDNESDAY, April ii.


Mr.. Randolph said that the House was al.
ready aPprized of tEc death of General
William Washington, in whom our country
had lost one. OF her most llustrious sons. il
is very far from my intention, sir, (said he }
by any amplificatioh Of mine to lessen the
impression of that merit which the bare
mention of his name is calculated TO make
on the mind of every man who hears me-
Ii IS not the least unequivocaf proof of that
wort''. that II was not cxtinguished by the
ehulgenceof his great kinsman's glory, with
which 1t was daily brought into comparison.
HE reputation which can stand such an
ordeal as this, is far beyond the praise or
blame OF an humble Individual like me-.
1t to the proposition which am about n
offer, an objection should arise In the brea.,
OF any man who hears me OH the score of
the rank which that gentleman bore in the
late American army, permit me to suggest
that 1T is testimony to valor and not to rank.
II is not a mere respect TO rank which wish
the House to pay. IL is not iN rank to add
TO tie tiffany OF an Arnold OF 10 the glory Of
a Washington. / will therefore raoye the
following fesolation
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17

THURSDAY, April II.
MIR. Taylor observed that he yesterday
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17

TUESDAY, April 10.
The bill regulating the Post Office estab.
tshmsst, having undergone various amend
ments, Zone Of which goes to take away from
Fost Masters the right of frauking,) wa.
read the third time and passed.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-15
NEW MILITARY WORK.
7u Pu55fthsd' and for Sele,
1.-THE Bgssst0res .ef r. Gray, and Gasf6o'
md .Yte7Ucrt---
and .Ste1ucft-


rpRicx AepoLLARs so CENTS
Rules and Regulations for the Field Exer-
Sc and elanceuyres of the French lnfantfy,
ksucd Aucus, st, l79l; and the Mmeu-
hes added, which have been since adopted
IN the emperor Napoleon Also, the Ma
fcaNes eE the Field Artillery, with lnian-
hy. BY Col. Xrenee hnaelot' lie i.acrolx, iate
Chief Of Brigade in tac French service. In
kree Volumes, the third volume consisting
fplates
The principal part Of this work has been
kaRssated from French 70 Eng!ish, by Lieut..
FOL Macdonald, in theessryicc OF his Erltan-
aNk majesty. Col de Lacrolx has not oniy
Asaaed himself of NlacdonalGs transiauon'
Rqt has refined the principal theories, with
fhch Col Nj. has enriched has WORK, espe-
fally his comparison of the French tacucs
fah the Pnssian, aud the principles OF the
lHsrent nations with the English because
pose valuable notes are sufficient Tor such
comparisons, and are in point. Col lie l..
Jas augmented those notes.
The Introduction of Col, de Lacroix work
M direct the attention of the young Ameri-
kals 70 the study of learned tactics, the re-
~ OF experience, and enable them tooetaln
4 precision desirable in the warrior, tor
~ must be convinced that good officer
rms good soldier, and that the expert
NC OF ages has demonstrated, that The SOL
. VIII Perform his duty correctly, whea he
So we'll Comma,dsd
AZ Inc end Of the second volume OF this
y'.' Coi De Eacroix has added the manGu-
= o. the field artillery with the infantry.
so'uias to the French principles. Its not
.sSSasy to lavish praises ON the advantage
~. moving this laundering arm with the same
s1'y ans CELEBRITY as the line. Europe is
4 - : convinced and ccnfesses it. He has adj
rates, which demonstrate those maneu-
: % essential to the great operations Of
y and which viii enable officers to execute
h !, ue Lacroix has Judged it also expedi-
-, y ACID TO this book some new adopted
q ,susres, which have been put in practice
q a 80 advantage in the face of an enemy
l,o. ance the value Of this work is the only
"s0uld induce him to augment its size
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-15
ADVERTISEMENT.

i { ~ Z. = Z,
ETHE subscriber will, if the grace of God
IL permit, sell his STOCK OF DRY
GOODS at cost, and under, for ready money,
at his store in Prince street, between Water
and Union streets, where those who wish 10
buy cheap goods may be supplied until the
whole is sold. What do you smile because
he says he will sell, &c. by the grace of him
in whom We live, move and have our being?
Surely his mercy is over all his work, or his
creatures could not exist for moment with
out him--rhen praise his holy name, and
worship him who is over all, blessed forever
more. Go to, now, ye that say to day or to-
morrow we will gointosuch city and conti-
nue. there year and buy and sell and get gain,
whereas, ye know not what shali be on the
morrow. See James 4 l3.
Nm. .P0mery.
August Ii: doi-eo
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-15
Valuable Lots,
IL:
a6t-eo

M@the vicintty title tozyn--for Sale.
On SATURDAY next,. fhe 18th instant, at
eleven O'Clock, will be sold. on the pre-
misses, to the highest bidder, for negotia-
bic notes, at 60 days, with approved en-
dorsers-
six Lots, handsomely sltuat-
ed upon the Washington & Alexandria turn>
pike road, contrasting from three to SIX acres
each, and distant about mile and an halt
from Alexandria, and half'a mile from -Four
Mile Creek. The situation of this property
is elevated and pleasant. and the neighbor-
hood healthy Particulars WILDE made known
and plan of the lots snewn upon application
to Col George Glhin, or to
&C., Alexander.
August IL. DIST
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-15
BRYAN Hampson. q 20.

Have iustrecgived and ofer tar sac,
Ia hhds and so barrels first quality SUGAR
~ do second quality,
. oiDes old London particular Madeira, !,
nipes and 8 tierces London market and
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES
40 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
| pipe old cognac Brandy,
30 barrels New England Rum,
40 doprime Wkiskry,
|iD chests lmperal
10 do Young Tyson TEAS, Of this years
importation,
! nd selected for family use.
.4LS0,, the best selected Flour for do,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-15

IoIeph H. Maudevllle !,
;IysT REcEIVED g FOR SALE'
% % passheads Sd and 9Th proof good West
Inlia Spirits. ~
10 d. Sugar, various qualities
:, !. terces New Rice.
5 hogshcads Molasses.
) do. Copperas.
9sdo Alum oo.,.n,.,o Now
), h .sests Of Imperial, Young Hyson, and
ID n'' Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines.
: a barrels of Herrings and Shad.
"a !, barrels tIerrings, put up with Parsioa-
lar care and salt-petred.
Icoo bushels Liverpool and Lisbon oaS'
Inly 8.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-15
July 60.


Kavinga desire to decline the
business of store Keeping atrOccoquan, we
wish to dispose of the present small Stock OF
&c O q u )
on hand, to a person who>would be wiling
and more able to keep store we'll assorted
than ourselves, and who would do business on
scale sufficiently extensive for their interest,
end to do iusticeto sovaluable situation.
We, will also Sell or Rent,
that valuable and convenient Brick Store
House and Wharf we at present occupy, beng
calculated for a store and counting room. upon
the first floor, and for family upon the Sc
cond;R oor, with an excellent dry &c larnnder
the whole building, together with brick
kitchen adjoining. This stand has probably
been equal to amy in Virginia torthe sale OF
both Dry Goods and Groceries; and it the
present growing crops of grain should be
realized equal to its present appearances,
there. is no doubt but this stand will be equal
10 former times, as we propose to keep up
a constant cash market for wheat, and VIII
probably buy 70 TO 10000 bushels
sElhcot, Campbell 6 WhssIsr. ::
Occoquan, June,a2.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-15
C. Wheat.

wish to engage Fifty Thousand bushels
of Wheat, deliverable in the months OF oc-
tober and November: And will give Cash .lor
MARYLAND Tobacco. Also, have tor sale biiis
Chas. J. .Catlett.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-15
-TWenty Dollars ReU0Yd.

/ Wenty D0sldIS NecO0SG.
A iBSCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth of Seneca, about the 9TH oflast
month man whose name is RALPH, 81
years Of age, between black and yellow CO..
lor, nearly 6 feet high, very stout made,
yellowish eyes looking heavy-he has bat
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, a negro cotton overjacket and trow-
sers' It IS likely he has made. away with
them and procured other cloathing. a free
negro man by name Sambo, living on Judge
Washington's. estate. Mount Vernon, IS his
father, and it is very sprobabic he is therea--
bout or in Alexandria, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward will be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandrlajal.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June 1912. d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-15

fuit Received
And for sale by tie subscriber,
: 10 hhds. Muscovadc Sugar Z
so barrels do do
"a hkds. choice retailing Molssses :
10 tons Lignunvitae !.
IS barrels Tar. I.
so hhds. Sugar ::
so barrels do
u tierces Rice
g hhds. Antigua Rum !
10000 W.T.. Coffee ,
AT barrels. Peck
Is boxes first quality Segars
% bales Cotton, and
IS hhds. Maryland and Virginia I obacoo.
Newton Keene.
July 81.
The Subscriber having pur-.
chased the stock of Jesse Talbot, offers for
sale. at his shop on Fairfax street, near the
corner of King street, general assortment
&c DRUGS, MEDICINES, SPICES, exc.
which he can recommend for their turzty. A
share of the patronage of his friends and the
public is respectfully solicited.
Richard III. Little.
9Th mo. 2lst.
Orders from the country VIII
he executed on moderate terms, and at a short
uotice. Physicians and family prescriptions
nut up With accuracy.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-15
One Cent Reward.

- AN AWAY from the subscriber, On the
Ia 10th instant, an apprentice boy, named
PHILIP WILEY, by trade shoemaker
he is about Is years OF age-had on when lie
went away country cloth Jacket and panta-.
looms, has red hair and light blue eyes
Whoever" will return said boy to me, shall
receive the above reward, and no thanks
John Wood.
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