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me hrst ondsy m August next. 1t bei"g

6 N the first ondsy IN August next, 1t berg
~ hlbemarle court d.y, if fair, if not, The
neXi fair day EiNbe sold in the town Of Char.
io'tesviiie, the TdVEhN and aDpurtenances at
present occupied by Cspt. Trip.ett 7 Estes IN
~ towu- Also, bet weeu and = acres of L md
adJ in'ng sad town, on the following term. 20
We:
One fourth of the purchase money 20 be p id on
the hFst OF Jauiry next one fourth On the ist
OF january, 1912; oi,e fourth on the Ist Iuy.
1913 and the remaining forrh on isr Of J.nuarv,
1878 Bond with approx, d seciiri,y, and deed
OF trust on The property, will be required of re
purchaser. The above mentioned properly is so
sehefa"y known, that minntr description of it
Is thought unnecessary suffice IL to say. that
the Tavern is large and commoiidlis aud in good
repair, and not inferior stand % sny in the
! Upper Country Poss ss;Gn wtli * given on ,i,e
Isl day ct October. Undou5tst. Scn,s tu,. one
year before the two last instruments would l.4 rs-
ccived provided that no such bond !, for ,ess
than 100 dollars
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|" an GENERAL ACTION -srme sYIR-
MISSILES have taken place between the OUT
POSTS
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.J0RN II. 5 YEPPlPD

J0RN H. 9HEPPlRD
II shy person should BIZ incl;n, {. % urct,a So
'ne anovs property BY private contract SppIicaii-
on may be male TO the subscriber in person or ~
letter at his residence at Scotch Town, Hanover
county.
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Ri.srt Brels. E4lrre, President sup
poiie,,hy Thomas Moar.is aid John Graham
ls.31ires.
After par,al;ing Of handsome and libe
"a; dinner. the following toasts were drank
interspsrsed with songs and instrumental
niusic :
l. The Day. 1t gave birth to oar liber
ties May their stability render it immortal
% guns.
.. The Declaration that proclaimed our
iIdependence. Unfading honors thicken
rOu nd its authors. - guns.
8. The People: sensible of their rights |;
rfa DIV TO defent, them.--S guns.
4 The Presdent of the United States.
ie who had SD considerable an agency
in framing our Constitution is peculiarly
qualified to administer it with with purity
S guns.
S. The Constitution OF the u S. which, un
der the inspirations oi wisdom. drew order
out OF Chaos, gave vigor to industry. and sta
bility to libery,-S guns.
6. Washington the hero, who. corrupted
neither by gold. ambition. nor victory, main
tanned his Courage in adversely. his modera
lion in prosperity.--6 guns.
z Franklin the practical philosopher,
the profound statesman, the unloading re-
publican. who united, above all men, simpii
city with truth IS guns.
.. Jefferson the Author OF the DeClara-
ton OF Independence 4; whose distinguished
services reflect back on this day the iustre
with which it originally eneompassed his
name---S guns
9. Education (; universally dffused, the on
ly solid basis of our li5erties-I gun.
10. The Plough; Happier the freeman
w'Fom IL renders independent, than The rich.
est dependant of the great-1 gun.
IL. The heroes of he revolution Virtu-
Gus as valiant, they drew their swords III de
fence OF their cauntry's rights. ard sheath
ed them the moment they were secured
8 guns.
II. Our republican system Worthy of
our love and veneration, SO long as il renders
AS the freest and happiest people on earth
s guns.
Is. The Arts and Sciences the Corinth.
ian pillar of our political temple. Having
laid The foundation with wisdom, let us
finish the superstructure with taste-1
gun.
IA. Internal Improvements supported by
the valor OF cur people, boundless resource
against foreign wrongs-l gun
Is. Frcgality WHAT was splendid vir-
tue III 70 would shine with untarnished lus =.
tire 7ozv-1 gun.
16 The phllanthropic Emperor of the
North. May the millions over whom he
Dresdes be as happy as he wishes them
j gun.
IL The Fair Sex: This is the season for
the exercise of their practical patriotism by
prelerring the simplicity of domestic attire
TO foreign Scwgaws-I gun.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
ROBERT E.MMRTT.

When my country takes her plac.
among the nations al the earth, then, ane
not till then, Iet any eptaph be written.
hnacrecn Moore has seized on this las
expiring wish of the brave and eloquent
stobert Emmett, and with q heart af.
fectionately olive 70 the virtues, talents
and principles" Of his fellow student, in.
troduced 20 the celebrated Irish tune,
The Brown MaiG,''
The following elegant lines as testi-
monial of the ardor with which he cher 4
ishes the memory of Emme,t:
Oh! breathe not his name, let 1t sleep in
the shade, ~
Where cold and unhonored his relics are
laid,
Sad, silent, and dark be the tears that are
shed,
AS the night dew that falls on the grass
Ger his head! rs
But the night dew that falls, though in 81.
lence il weeps,
Shall brighten with verdure, the grave
where he sleeps
And the tear that we shed, though in Sc
cret il rolls,
Shall long keep his memory green in our
souls.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
ON INoRDINATE DESIRES.

The moth, allured by the brightness
OF the candle, playground the fl me, I'M
n at last 1t IS consumed with heat:
a fit emblem ofthose unwary ones who
play round the verge of evil, until at
length they precipitate themselves to
infa,ny and ruin.
The fly and many osbSr winged in
sects have the same propensity of no.
yering round any luminous body. and
frequently die by the heat which is in
separable from that brightness they SO
much desire; hut none of them ali, So
Frequently find their fate in the blaze
as tie moth, which is almost as sure to
perish by the candle as to perceive its
light. The moth feed chiefly upon
cloth and wollen stuffs, and is an ami
nal of SO delicate atex,ure that slight
touch brushes it to pieces; it is there
fore the last creature in the world to
sustain the attacks Ct so terrible an en-
envy as FIRE yet this enemy in the re.
semblance Of a friend, courts il to draw
neat and afterwards works Its inevita-
bic destruction. -
What an unhappy state is theirs who
will not take warning by the end OF o.
theirs, nor avoid the nischiefs which
have proved fatal to many!
What numbers have experienced the
same fate with the insect we have been
describing! And yet what numbers
are daily running on in the same man
ner, to their ruin, sporting with vice
and folly, and, as it were making dan
ger their piay-fellow All these can
not, or will not see. that tho end of
all thipgsis DEATH" They will go on
from one step to another until at last
1t is 100 late to recedr; then they must
sink in the gulf of misery, and only
leave fresh examples behind them OF
what was already enough known, but
| always too little regarded.
Shun therefore all temptation If you
are wise; and be not deceived by ap
lpesrances. Vice, folly, and dangel
often Turk under the mcst invita-,
forms--but try the nee-nct BY its ap
Ipearance, but by its fruit you shal
know it.
SrveeteSt leoOeS the rose adorn, 4.
| Yet beneath then Inks the thorn;
Far cid Pozycry is the brake,
| let it hides the specified snake
| Consider and beware, Tor he tina
would avoid s?r-ow must be weary IL
his steps, and he, who would shur
misfortune must be careful to tax,
wisdom for his companion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
COMMENT.

Is there real American, one who
is true friend to his country, that
does rot blush at the thought, that the
temples reared on the soil which our
worthy ancestors fed from the hand Of
tyranny to cultivate, should be thus
disgraced."
Is there a nation in the z0ilds of d
.jrica,
!" AmIdst those barren rocks and burn
ing sands"
who would not tremble at the thought
of nourishing among them, citizen
OF their own country, who has come
forward in the face of Almighty God,
and denounced measures enforced for
the safety Of their country at the same
time thanking him that they had en-
rlched that power they were intended
to injure Blush ye hoary head at the
folly and madness Of the assertion
well may you shrink from the sight Of
every American. 1.-THE hoary head
is a crown of glory, if il be found in
the way of righteousness" But "ths
violent man enticeth his neighbour, &
leadeth him into the way that is not
good" A question is asked in the dis
course, from which he above text is
taken. 40 whom can the farmer,
the mechanic, or the tradesman apply
Tor information, with so much conf
dtnce as to his minis err! Let US
ir<ply, it opposition TO our government
be recommended, men had better rely
on their own Judgment, than follow
the dictates OF "akulls that cannot
teach, and will not l. arm"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
ON DRUNKENNESS.

OF all vices which stain he charac
ter OF the present age, there is fone
more mean, and at the same time n. ore
commonly practised, than drunken.
meas consequently none more deser-
wing of censure.-To sec man az
once rob himself OF all the engaging
qualities of;he mind, and make him
self worse than beast, is sight that
every yirtuous man will turn from
with pity and con'empt. Is ii not sur
prisiug that men who WREN sober, are
agreeable companiors and useful mem
bers Of society, viii by the irordinate
use OF strong drink. make themselves
contemplate, and their families mise.
rabie! Do we not too often see an
agr, cable wife and daughter rendered
unhappy by the intcmperance Of 3 nus
bands Have we not seen 100 many a.
ged parents "brought with sorrow to
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their graves" b, the inten, perance Of
their children? These are questions,
thar, for the honour of my country, I
wish could be answered in the mega
tive.
Young men, drink not to excess.
lest you become drunkards, and lose
YOUR good names, and with them your
ALL. Make wine the life and not the
bane of soci-ty; for you will find, too
late, with Cassie in the play, "that e.
very inordinate cup is unblest, and an
ingredient for the devil"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
fMpIETY IND DlsAFFEcTroN.

The New-England clergymen have
long been remarkable for poaehing in
politics but it will astonish the pious
reader, to fnd reverend divine so
lost to all sense of dignity and propri-
ETY., to say nothing of religion, az the
author Of the following blasphemous
and tory effusion, which has been mis-
called aprayer. The man who could
so deliberately insult from the pulpit,
the Great Object of Alteration, should
have been huiled from it headlong,
Wing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
From the ESSEX Register.
TEXT.

eve thank thee, o Father Lord Of
Heaven and earth, that thou hast pour
ed contempt upon the wrath of man,
upon the open hostility of France, and
the secret grudge and malice of the A.
merican government, so over ruling the
French DEGREES and American embar-
goes, devised on purpose for the ruin
OF Britain, as to render them subser-
Went TO the increase Of her revenue,
and the extension Of her commerce."
CDR. Osgood's Fast Sermon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
BALTIMORE, October 6.
AMOUNT OF INSPECTIONS

In the city Of Baltimore, during the
last quarter ending 3Oth Sept, 1910.
so,187 barrel wheat fiour
$3.50 half do. do.
6o9 bbIs rye -four
IL half do DO
718 casks Indian do,
1904 bile. pork
| half do do
ia bbls. beef
1858 bbls. mackeTsi
90 h. do do
535 bbls. shad
h. do do
% bbls. salmon
4 h 60 do
2 Dbl. hsddock
544 kegs butter
16 do. lard
2,163 casks domestic iiqnors
sos do. foreign d..
So7 do ullages
ga do. oil
4.26s,9+I feet plank and scsntling
1,5oo,697 shingles
1913, 800 laths.
JOHN HARGRovE, ResE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
rcoRRscTKD WEKkLr.l

lust arrived per the Brig Diligence,
- capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, very
general assortment of
G O O d S,
contained in 3i3 packages, and will be
sold by the piece or package-viz=
Superhne Cloths, single and Dole. Milled
Cassimeres, SwaDsdowns, Dble. M.lled
Drabs, lCoatings, Duffils, Plans, Kerseys,
Kendall Cottnns, Rose and Dufil Blankets,
Pellicse Cloths, Plain and Spotted Flan-
nels, Imperial and Fancy Cords, Velvets,
Velveteen. Velverets, and Tabby Velvets,
Ladies, Gentlemen and Youths' Worsted
aud Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. Irish
Linnens, Brown Hollands, Shifting Cot
tons, White and Color'd. Cotton Cam.
brics, Callicoes, Dimities, leans, great
variety OF MusiiDs, "a SEEDED Null Robes,
Jubilee Corded Gauze, Cut ard Diagonal
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded Jaconet,
Birdseye, and c Diapers, rowellings, and
Table Damask, Cotton and Thread Edg-
ings and Laces, Fancy Embroidered Mus
lin TRIMMINGS, Ladies' Boz deredA ~ Prin.
ted Pccket handks. Fancy Romaf8 Mad.
fass and Ppilicat, do. Fancy Sex and
Cotton Ginghams, Mems Silk Hats. Mems
and Boys Wool do. Servants Glazed do.
Smspenders, Sewing Cotton and Thread
assorted. Coach Lace, Gallons, sc. SC.
Together with great variety of HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY, and few Ca.
SEES particularly suitable for Country Stores,
MeI.'s S ddle Trees, Chaise do. BLACK
smiths FOOLS. States.
ALSO-ELEGANT TABLE CHINA
Sells, well assorted, Crates and Casters.
The balance of the Fall supply is expec.
ted by the first arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted. Cotton and
Wool Cards assorted, Swedish and Coun.
try Iron, Jamaica and Antigua Rum, i'm.
ported in 1905, New do. Pennsylvania
Whiskey. Green Coffee, Salt, Rice, Cot.
ter, Flax, Indigo. Copperas, Salt Petre,
Cut and Wrought Mails assorted, Bar
Lead, Soap, Cut Herrings, Tar, Lumber
sc. &c.
IwouId, also sell, 1000 Pbls. Tar, Tur.
pentine and Resin Is Geo White and Rst
Oak ncgshaad Slaves, deliverable in Nor.
folk, or It City Point. o. Cash gwen foi
CUuatry Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richmond, Oct. IL, 1910. re pit II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
TOR sALE-Two TRACTS of LAND

TOR SALE-Two TRACTS of LAND.
4 tbs one wherein the subscriber reside 5,
one mile above the Court House on the
road leading to Coles and Bookers' Ferries
the other on The waters of Twittie's Greek
adjoining the Lands of los. Friend, Humid.
ley Peters, &c. &C. The above Lands
if not privately sold before the first
"Wednesday in January next, will sold
on that day at public Auction, at tha 6toae
House oi the subscriber. with other yaliayg
BILE property. Also-Corn, Fodder. Hay.
&c. Kitchen and Household Furniture. sc.
The terms of sale will be made known ON
the day above mentioned,
Edmund Jameson.
Charlotte county Oct. II, 1910.
lc p 6 tpJ
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matism, Dropsyy"
Bowel complaint,
Pain in the Back,
Piles Sore Mouth .
To prevent stone
fruit from falling
before it is ripe.
To dye a beautiful
& durable black.
Scale Of deprecIati
on of paper cur.
rency, established
by the General
Assembly of Vir.
ginia, Nov. 1882.
Frosty Cellars
Anecdole of an l.
IRISH Soldier in the
American revolu.
tionary war.
English Monarchs.
Acting a Pun.
Meteorological jour-
nal of a wife's
temper.
Maxims &c. sc.
List of ciyil0mcers
in Virginia ,& ov-
ernor, Cstircif-
Tors. Judgesl Of
the Court of Ap.
peals, High courts
Of Chaecery, Gen
efal Court, &c
Delegates TO Gene
raj Assembly.
Delegates to Con-
gress.
Superior aud Coun-
y Court days il
Virginia.
Dittoin N.
-
. This RENE dy ha:
been used by a re
spectacle gentleman
of Richmond in 7 OF
8 instances, aud al.
ways with SUCCESS,
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~ | wish TO HIRE about TWEEN.
TY NEGRO ME : by the uSeh o,
for the balance of this year - here
fore. those who have hands tohje ou
will Ind liberal prices given bv me.
SAMUEL WOODY.
Chesterfield Oct. g. CIV.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
Tract of Land,

belonging to the estate Of Peterfeld Trent,
decd. containing by estimation, 783 acres,
lying in the county Of Cumtcr4nf, on
WIlIis's river, and adjoining ths5t4wn of
Cara, for the purpose Of raising a. Sum OF
money thereia mentioned, dpt[ahk ewjDg
to the estate of Alexander Tfenf deed.
The coniiguity Of this land 10 thftown Of
Cara, where there is a Merchant Mil,
which will no doubt, in short time be
10 complete repair, and consequently will
require large quantity OF wheat, &c. as
veil as tobacco inspectios=--and being at
the head Of the navigable waters of VII
ISIS river, render il one of the rooss
desirable tracts of land ia that part of the
country. Added TO these, the lard is OF
excelIeat qualify, and we'll adapted to the
culture OF tobacco, wheat, corn, &c.
Previous to the day Of sale, this Land
will be laid off IN lots, and sold to suit pur-
chasers-and the terms Of sale, liberal,
only one third viii he required when the
deed is made, and one, two and three
Iyenrs for the balance---Borns rud sccuri-
w will be demanded, secured by deed Of
trust IL required by the
COMMISSIONERS.
Oct.S. Il ds.]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
N o T &c E.


PY virtue Of deed of trust executed to
the Subscribers by Thomas Woold-
ridge, Jr. and Polly his wife, for the pur.
pose OF securing the payment of fcertain
sum of money therein mentionef will be
exposed to sale for ready monef, &Win
terheld, in the county of ChesNY4eld, on
Friday the 2nd day of Novembe4 next,
ONE EIGHTH PART of those Alua Die
COAL MINES call'd and known by the
name of WOOLDRIDGE'S PITTS, ly.
ing in the said county Of Chesterfield a..
bout IL miles from Manchester, and i'm :
me diateIy On the Buckingham Road. AL.
so one Negro Boy by name Daniel, and q
Girl by name Yamer, and two feather
beds and iurnitzre.
EDWARD MOSELY,
BtV. c. STANARD,
k.DMD. LOCRElT.
Oct. S, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16

Letter from w LAM
bert, Esq of Wash.
isgson city, on the
great and annular
eclipse of the sun,
which will take
place on the 18TH
Sept zs11-particu.
larly as seen at
Richmond and its
vicinity
An ingenious essay on
the Substance Of the
Sun---Ditto on
the Moon, &c.
from the Critical
Revie W.
The common Lot=a
Poem.
Account of a new in
yentiou for Distil.
ling, by p. AIRING
ton of North Caro-
lima.
An account of a new.
ly invented Domes-
tic Spinner with
six spindles. which
will do as much
work in a day as S
or 6 persons IN the
Couiuioh way, mduc
in Alexandria, price
irons 20 to 80 dolls
and may be mana
ged by a child Of IL
wears MD.
A remarkable Pro-
| phecy, by the late
| Rev John Wesley.
Simple cures for the
following diseases
| 1.-THE greater paIt
| originsl recipes
| viz. The Group
| Corns, letters, VI.
GERS, Cbilblains
| Tooth ache, Agu'
and Fever Rheu,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
r o K E. " q,

THE Upper Apartments adjoining my
i BOOK store. They consist Of four
rooms, with fire place 10 each ,Nand large
airy passages also, attaehed-se4fs pre-
misses, are Kitchen and Cellar rand
within few feet OF the door, is fountain
of good Spring Water from the Bloody
Ron, &c.
S0muel Peasants, jr.
Oct. 8. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16

Ofs w SuuesUSy uhS Aftn INSTANT AZ the late
dwelling house of Peter Tinsley, deceased,
WILL BE SOLD,
BY Auetioa, the Household and Kitchen FHf-
niture and other personal property belonging 10
his estate, amongst which are Coach-e and
pnir of Horses and many other valuable articles.
Approved endorsed negotiable notes 1t 90 days
will be required for all sums above S 50-under
that sum cash..
AT same time and place viii be hired a number of
S L A " S,
Among whoHs>Ia,e Carpjhter, omeEaluable
lcuse servan~ and several IabonTers az nomed
to PLANTATION wo,A Ths)ksr will b ~ Iiaim-
: . he y { AMD e
On Saturday 2oehl liant. at the plants ion Of
the decedent in II jhovs called Msyfeld, about
z miles fscm Ricfmond. III be sold all the per
'sonal property therein, cAkisiing of Horses,
Mals:J Cattle Sheep, hogs, sntsiion utensils
and the cop of Corn now s,aSltrg Twelve
months credit will be gwen on al sums above
twenty dollars. the PurcAasers giving bond with
approved security,
James Brown, ir. Admir-.
Oaober 9Th, 1910. ids
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7 AND FOR SALE.-By virtue OF
IL decree Of the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry for the Richmond District will be
offered for sale at Cumberland Court
House on Monday the 22d inst. being
Court day, that valuable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
FJUsT PUBLISHED,
And For Sale at S. Peasants Print
ing Office and Book Store,
BATES
Virginia Almanack
FOR 1911.

Containing, besides the usual astroaomi
cal calculations, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
Notice,

THAT en- tho 18th day of November
next, at Buckingham Court House,
lee'ng Court day. WILDE exposed to sale
tor cash, valuable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
Tract of Land,

on which DR.. Jas. T. Hubbard now. nfsides.
lying In the county of BuckipghSnP con,
tanning between one thousand eieq6a hun
dred acres and bounded by .Messts. l..
Boiling, Jno. Eppes, David StAssznd O
theirs. The quality of the Land is consl-
dered good for the culture of Tobacco.
Wheat, Corn, sc. has very good improve.
ments, and very good Grist Mill, on an
eAceiient Stream, in very populous neigh
purpose of raising a SUN of money due
from James T Hubbard TO Samuel Allen
which tract of Land has been conveyed Inv
the said Jas. t. HUBBARD to the Snbsc RI !.
oers IN trust for the payment of certain
sums due to the said Samuel Allen as men,
toned in deed of trust.
VIM. Daniel, jr.
Arohd. Austin. sfuseees
Oct. 9. 1910. e.has
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
N O. TICE.

ON "Wednesday the 18th instant at the lat.
dwelling house of Peter Tinsley, deceased,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16

lust arrived per the Brig Diligence
u capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, very
general assortment of
n n n n g
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-09
Nov. 9.
BRICKLAYING.

THE subscribers having entered into part
nership for the purpose of carrying on the
Bricklaying business in this place, beg leave
respectfully to inform their friends and the
public in general, that the smallest share Of
their much solicited patronage would be
gratefully received and duly attended oby
Richard Stanton,
William Phillips.
Nov. 9. d3t* -.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-09
Public Sale.

will be offered at Public Sale on Saturday
next at three o'clock, on Daniel Mclean,
Esqr's. wharf,
81 hhds Rum,
80 do Molaises,
Arrived in the schooner Eliza, capt. Berrys
from ST. Kits, on credit that will then be
made known.
Robert Young.
Nov
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-09
THEATRE
LAST NIGHT OF ERFORMANCE..

Saturday E0en5ng, November 10,
At half past six O'Clock, precisely.
Ne7U q curious Exhibition, by Mr.. Martini
the celebrated ARTIST, fron, Enrote. /,
PART lst-Pleasing Philosophical aud
Mathematical Experiments, Magic Art and
Deception.
PART 2d-7hs most admired Fhantas-
mGgor;a in its perfection.
PART 2d-IAe Merry Dance and Afuls
tibhcation At Witches.
Or Doors to be opened at half past fve-~'
Curtain to rise at half past six. Particulars
in the bills:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-09
SPANISH HIDES.

The subscriber has Just received,
A quantity of Laplate, Oronoco,
and Laguira HIDES, which he will sell at
the Baltimore prices.
lie HIS IN STORE,
10000 W.T.. prime Green Coffee lmostly
entitled TO drawback
5000 lbs best Caracas Cocoa,
80 casks fresh Rice, and few Gros
cries as usual, which will be sold low, by
Mordecal Miller.
October 81. 2aw!m