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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-30
From the Bstmsre Federal republican.

are making 70 d,vsrs tue Peop'e 90 "l'
county from a"en'on 81 ' 49, a. 49, -. .,h.
ssn,~' 'a'e'ss'a' you ~" s,,.s.;s -.
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49, r' O". ~" 80. IS go. ,,G
WIS" Aoe0Pe "a' !" $50
we were nor eAe'uoeo fo'' any '"''o''s''
oy imperial edicss or emoarsoes'
O?mss'" pr0aHee' O, In, c,7
:, '.o ''s, S +.co.os
aa"'no"iS' o'e'"e'' '
french European Po'tS' : ''0'''0'o
i'aIy' ifies'e' ana o'''es "u'" ,.,,o~
= an por''' ,ooeoo
Europe sehs'"''y' 'o'o,'
80 zoe
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E Es1, .I'o"'.' sossIsS
1, ,s"t" .n"':'' 1s.71oo
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n ~ "u 80 $3.50 ,o,soav
=, AN.
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= '.'-
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US w:st '"o'eS se"e'""y' ''1 ,.po,,
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A-''' o. 40 ,exe,,
~ 49, A'Ao''o''
-
Aotni DOM produce exported ef@'|oo'9ol
"n'c,' was w.''''li '''':oA % VIVA. was
exported III 1910 '"e year ]" ""'G" non"'
Par1e a''e"p'sA % en:'fee P'oelA",""o"
o''IS ,ue "''''ous . sup y, "s'' n ""a 49,
ceea.o ~ 0u' e"'oarso ACT % Ds'e"'ss
A0o" yu
n" 0'A '1e'e'''0"'
ne ABOVE tao'e proves TWO "nPof'an'
taa'' IN "a striking "a"ner.
is'' im'' % oo' 'p'res''. P'ou"ee o"'y
80 a m' .n' "s"' ..,..o.a;n,.,, .ns,.m
~ Fra,c. anil her d.nendent countries.
which now exclude our trad. =: hut Al. the
same time, between sc and 81 millions
went 10 the ot'''sn ao"'n n;"S ana ana 'ms i
'aee eouS''''S. wiz" T'..'. .'".e "o"a
no" DC OPEN II we oio "o' te",o"ee ~
IN o''ss "otus' we ".slL' 800. .u; y
vi " " E'''' ID ~" s' 1890
France could Pracs'ealy "'ers'Gs' INTO
TINS calculation rs nos ,aSeh tue 'asss IN,
crease OF p1ohtao'e,sIaae w"'sn 'ie po".,s s,
changes IN oPa'n ana for."sa' rave a"a
win produce IN tnis hemisphere p:
~. lns seeona lses 49, taas nus''I I W
xno'n we nave scr. an n n a"r y, od"n W.,
no' s'Ae q cents ""'t" " o1' poua.s. .aIi
:ne mas nsr eon;ui' nstsi anu . VS. "S WV,
is about oappo'TS minister sI '' s. w ".
is all this for; "nv 10 hna = o''s a, 90 ~"
apo'ta'e' and TO or'ns aooa: TIC 0e'"
Oh inc 's"'' " :" 1'"-p
. ,,:.L -.a,, q. .,;,J s,,,.
'' .1 a''N ,n, ~, ,h;,k from
says the ProVsro' anu u 50. t"'nA "o'"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-30

q A meeting Of the Direct
'ors Of the Domest,e Manu- acturs
Company Of Alexandra. wiiltake
place on Wednesday, evening
the gilt inf. at the hcnle Of
John Macleod--when an Agent
tor the Company Will be ap-
PORTED. h. i. 5,1 1 \.
. January 90. ]
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-30
Lands near Warrington for Sale.

Lands near Warrington tor Sflc.
+ WILL SILL /, On nlolcratei terms, that
i valuable and highly improvabie TRACT
OFlLAND, situate on the east side, of the
Washington and Alexandra Turnpike, and
bounced by Potomacs. river. This tract Is
distant about mile and half from. Wssli-
ingtsn and three and q huff from AicxaHdia,
contains about so.acres, one fifth whereof.is
marsh Of the 6rst qualify, the balance is ara.
BILE, atfording several 6rfe springstf water.
end abeautiful situation for. building. Tho
lands will be sbewn and terms made known,
npon application to 5i., 81 sa#s
>. Charles Alexander
g. ~ C.san Of Philip. J;
January q d7tT.a
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-30
For Sale or LeaIe. !

I = - " :SSAIC lO1 ACdICe
wish 70 sell, Or lease 90 ground rent br
ever, Let Of Ground on tho south sids.ef
Prince strset. bstvesa Alfred and Patrick.
streets. 49, ~
z. Moss. .
. January 8. !. - 4 "a. 5ss, !.,,t 2A1tH
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-30
STRONG BEER FOR, SALE

A'fsw tarrsIs Of tho ifstauaiity. maae.by
J. Leohsrd. Baltimore, Of which : shall haze
srsgaIar supply during tho season, pfiss OK
dollars, barrels rctplnaole. p. I ),
JEROME PLUMMEK4 !
.Jannay.s. y. ssw4 /
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-30

p - PRINTINGin aH its W
'rious branches, hands one 81
ecuted With eest Z o.!
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-30

Total dom. produce exported s42,2o5, PSI
Which was within million of what was
exported in 1906, the year in which Bona.
parte attempted TO enforce proclamation
blockade without ship of war, and Sue
cecA.d by on: embargo act of December
1897.
IN old Merchant.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-15

Leave Hicks's ford every Saturday at cp
m and arrive at Murtreeiboro' on Sunday By
2 p IN. Leave Murfreeiboro' at p m aud
arrive a: Hicks,s ford on Monday by 10 IN.
80 From Harriiville, by Fields Mill,
Ouarleiville, Nc Farland's Lunenburg Il
Chriitianville, Marhallfviile, Mecklenburs.
ch Iammany and Gees bridge, to Harriiville,
once week.
Leave Harriivile every Tuefday at 6 IN
q arrive at Marihalfville on Thuriday by IL r
m. Leave Marfhailivie every "Wednesday at
m and arrive at Harriiville on Saturday by
6 pm.
80 From Percivall's by Wefw:rd Mill.
Maion's, Beiheld, Hicks's ford, Putney s ana
Daucey's Store, TO Halifax N e twice week.
Leave PercivaPs every Tuefday and Satur-
day ar S a N: and arrive at Hicks's ford oy 2
m anu at II ,lifax BY SPIN. Leave Haidax
every Wednesday and Sunday at a m and ar
rive at Percivall's by 8 pm.
Or Putney's ard Danesy's to be omitted on
tbe ,efara from Halifax:
! 81 From III cks's ford, by Croft KEYS Beth
lehei and JeruiaIem, to Suffolk, once a week.
(, Leave H'ckss ford every ruefday a. O. m
aud arrive al Suffolk on Wednesday, by D m.
Leave Suffolk every Thuriday at S a M and
! arrive Al II ek's ford on Friday BY s {, m
| 81 From Hicks ford, to Bliup's once in two
! W tlls
! Leave Hicks's ford every other Tne.day az
IN ana arrive At Biiup's BY noon. Leave
S''iVp, at p III and arrive at Hicks lord og
J 4 pm.
! NOTES.
! 1 The Ppf matter General may expedite the
mails, and alter the times for arrival and de-
! Parture at any time during the Continuance Of:
the contract, he previouily itipuiatng an ade-
| quate compensation for any extra expence thai
may DC occalioned thereby.
Fifteen Minutes Aiall be allowed for o..
peni ana clohng the mail, at all offices where
nc pa ticular tin,e is pecihed.
For every thirteen minutes delay luna,
voidsoie accidents excepted) in arriv ng after
the times Pleicribed in any contract, the con-.
tractor thall forfeit one dollar and the de-
lay continue until the departure any depend
ing mail, whereby the mails defined for fuel,
depending mail loie trip, forfeiture OF dou
bic the amount allowed for carrying the mali
one trip hall I've incurred, unlefs it il,ali be made
to appear that the delay occaGoned by uno
avoidahle accident in which cafe the amount-
OF pay orthe trip, will, in all cafes, be forfeited
and retained.
Perions making propolals are de6red to
| tate their prices by the year. Thofe who.
contract will receive their pay quartarly-in,
tie months of February, May, Augui and
November, one month after the expiration OF
| ca N quarter.
| No other than free white perCon fhallbes
| employ ID to convey the mail
Where the propoier intends TO convey the
mail IN the body of tage carriage, he is de-.
fired to fate it in his proposals,
he Poit-maffer General reierves to him.
| ieli the right of declaring any contract at an
end whenever one failure happens, which a.
mounts to the lois OF trip.
| Tbs 'ontracts are to be in operation on
the Lii day ct A ril next, and continue until
December 81, 1915.
GIDEON GRANGER,
PosT-MAsTER GENERAL.
GENERAL PosT.oFFIcE
WGShiag On City NoO s, 1910.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-15
Dec g.,

ESLLlS & ALLAN, have, by the arrival Of
IL he Kolla G. George and Susan, received the
Taste their FALL GOODS, which makes their
assortment consist of the following articles,
which they will sell very low for cash, or paper,
Al short date
Best extra Br'k I superiine navy Blue and blaciy
cloths
Bottle green, mixed, olive brown and drab do
Coarse and middle cloths al all prices
London dyed superfine Kerseymeres, black, blue.
draos, fiwn ana mixed colours
Double milled do
Blue, Berlin, drab mixed, black and salmon
C"loured mied worsted breechcs, Stuff, knit
Corduroys, velvet aud Constitution Cords
SILK, Marseilies, black moieskn, black Aoren.ine
and fancy coloured silks for waistcoating
hirg mt M9rseilles, swansdowns and Toilinetts
Gertlemens fashion bic best London beaver hats
Wove shIrts with and without sleeves
Do DR. wers
Gentlemens black, white and coIoured silk hose.
Do worsted, lambs wool, Angola nose
Do white md coloured cotton hose
Ito silk md cotton suspenders
Do real buck gloves dressed in oil
Cotton cambricks, ciilicoes and super prints
CHAINS and cha,nbrlys
Black bombazeene, bombazettes and cambrick
Black, white, and lead coloured lustrngs
Cainbrick, common and furniture dimities
q 4 Irish linens }
s do long AVA, very '" I
French and Irish cam5ricks, thread and cotton
Iaces
Elegant lace wells and shaws
variety of table cloths and diapers
Flannels, umbrellas and ladies' nett dresses
Bellows, snvis, vices, hammers, single and
double screws, plates, shovels, spades, scythe
blades. sickles, nails, cutting knives, window
glass 8 by 10 9by IL and 12by 10, putty, Londen
ground white lead, yellow oclre, Spanish
brown and Verdigrese, boiled oil in jars, fryiag
pans, 6, 7, 8, 9. 10 & IL inch best iron rim cham
berloeks with SCOTS springs, brass do. butt and
IL hinges, screws of all kinds, common knives
and forks, superior stag handled and ivory han.
died do pen, pocket and sportsmens knives,
hearth brushes. scrubbing do and hair brooms,
common and letter paper, quilts and waters,
few sets handsome walters, portmanteau trunks,
&c &c. &c. They have also few hundred best
Liverpool filed sacks of salt
December ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-15
GoR sALE-A valuable tract of LAND

NOR SALE-A valuable tract of LAND
d containing by late survey 600 acres, lying
IN the county Of Charlotte. and adjoining Mar
TN ant John Hancock 16 miles above the
Court house and 80 from Lynchburr. OnIv 100
acres OF the above tract, cleared, the re.
ma'nder is well timbered, and 400 acres prime
tobacco j nd
MIR. Martin Hancock, will shew the premi
ses, and the terms of sale may be known by app
phcat'on to MAR. Chamberlaine Jones of Ame-
liza, or the subscriber in Williamsburg
Dec 6, ST.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-15

to be false--there are not S hundred in al the
neishboring villages The Wine bagos, VIII con
stitute his force. the governor has lately caused
TO be counted, and they were found not to exceed
l hundred-snd the greater part of the Putawa-
tamies that are aear him had much rather 60 TO
war with him than with the u. S.
General WADE HAMPTON passed through
this town yesterday. on his way to Na,chcz.
Ksoaviile ct. Gss December
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-15

'G@ract from Petition Of tie inhabitan:. Of Dou
,0leheads reSerUe. to COL Stay.h comm againy at
F0rt Hampton.
The greater part of our crops of every descrip
zion are yet IN the fields our docks wandering
IN the woods, our de bis manipulated and uncoI
lected your fellow citizens llborne under sic X.
ness. There is not one family 0ui Of twenty we
will venture 10 say, is exempt from this afEl ctI
on Few Wagons i'll the reserve for the removal
ot citizens; tsw boats TO be got, and none yet
pre- p4red, from the recentness of the orders 10
asicci the came Our situation lie truly distress
1nb Il there IS no mitigation OF the orders in
addition to OUr calanl.iies and sacrifices, we
mus in vtabiy Sc the labors Of tue present wear
W are our principal! dependence for supDort
for ourtsmles We shall be turned Diff into
til. wide world, to seek scaDty maintenance FOR
ouisel'-s, wives and little children To what
ext: eny, and where the storms Of fate wit
drive US, tba God If Heaven knows. The foAeE
have ho@s, the fow.s Of he air have nests, but
VIC h4ye MOI where To- lay our reads
To lIear the child Cry for bread and the parent
not f. nave 1he'e withsl to supply the calls of
Da'Jres sius, DC the situation Of MANY of your
3eiiuw' ctzris without an extension OF tue or
dols
Your fellow ci'izens know YOU are an agent of
tbt government aHd that ygu are bound TO obey
And q: cons querce OF that your fellow citizens
vii pledge tiieIT h0DOrs. and every thing that is
sscred, thst tAc' will atiord you nothing of dis
agr cable hitre in consequence oftheir removal
They wni LOBBY you promptly.
Tie only lung we cTaYs, ask and pray for is
Indulgence 10 effect the same in ob,sn,iree OF
wiJct, your petitioners wili ever feel themselves
IN duty bouad, to pray for your future welfare
whie inlie
IPrcsented 9th Nov. Time prolonged 70 frat
January J
(1ND. T) V1HegaNRs, Oct. 10
The editor Ending considerable alarm has
been sp' cad by some Information said to have
been brought 10y Sif. Brounleue, who has lately
returned icOm tiic prOphel's town waited on & ~.
Harrison, who was oblgng enough to furnish
him vith tlc ftliOwwg
COMMUNICATION
The governor assures his fellow cilizsns, that
there exists Mt tie least cause of alarm on &C =
count of Indian hostiiitltS---ail tie information
which ~ has received, us produced tuI con.
vlutior upon his mind, that there las not been
ior taC last iow years less rrO5abiidys Of a r.iD
ture Wijh the Indians than ut this moment -----
Tie prty .i,aehed 70 The Prophet, have dwin
sileQ t. a very coat; IN tiLle bdmLcr, and oven
these fsT iron beu x uni,d and attached to him
orc cxtrcn,eh desnUU, 10 sh~,.e off tic yoke
which lac has So long imposed upOn item. Sb
faf rIon, thinking oi var, tn Prophet s,i,, by Mr.
BrOuii, nc 49, request thst Ne Wonla send hun
a cross cut saw and other tools Tor pudding; hou
seS.
II told MI Brouillefie indeed that he haa
wa, .lnf Z 80 rU,lTeG men, snd co0id cOhec,
- hundred IN day --ihe governor knows .tljs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-15
Sales at .4alction.

I the house of Captain Woodward, at Rocks.
\ stsWk be Soi4, on Saturday. the / 5tb
Instant fnr cast. positively without reserve, als
ne Household and Kitchen FURNITURE
FOSTER x .SATHERTT
December A.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-15

no be sold or rented, the HOUSE G,LoT.
1 opposite the residence 81 Wn " "a,
Es1 For terms apply to 1'HOS. N0KVELL.
December n. q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25
Horelnll.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
CeuRT OF KINGS BENCH -Jnly 90.
Tn King Us. John Gake Jones.

Rs the n7enipg counsel was about to state
the case, AIR Gsrfow said, that Mr. Jones,
as he understood, had no COUNSEL Upon his
gentleman ately called to the bar, a Mr..
jones rose, & s;gnifed that he was the coun-
sci for the defendant
Mr. Abbott having stated the pleadings,
! The Attorney General rose. This was
81 action on an Indictment for certain libel
lous publications., tending To defane the
right honorable lord V,scount Castlereagh,
la.eiy one ct his mJe,ty's principal sec ETA
RIGS IT state II ~ 4ud kc ire province oil
the jury to { rlsi3er frs whether the de
fei d II. was the author; AID secondly, whe-
ther he publications were libeilous. Mr.
Jones was he maGagerp Of a Debating club,
called tie b ltlsh Forum OF that club I've
(the attorney genera) would at present. say
TO, hing farther than might be immediately
connected win the present SUBJECT Previ-
ously To the several nights of debate, papets
containing thu topics TO tie discussed there,
were posted up in the different public pia-
ces (; and it was against the statements aud
expressions of those papers that a verdict
was now sought from the jury, The first to
which he would direct their attention was
one headed with the words
British Forum, 80, Bedford street, Co
6 Vens Garden. Monday, JanuGry %,
1910.
" Mr.. Finnerty and Lord CasHereagh.
Observation-Disclosures is lord Castle
reagh's order. for the seizure of Mr. Finner-
ty, on the expedition TO Wairheren, to be
considered as the result Of a wise and salu-
tary caution, for the discipline and order OF
his majesty's forces, or flagrant violation oil
the privileges of British subject. and COW
ardly attack on the character of an iunocen;
Individually"
THIS referred to preceding libel in the
Morning Chronicle, of the Esd January, 1910
written by MIR. Finnerty That person was
prosecuted for the libel. and had Withdrawn
his plea and confessed Judgment in the cause
II appeared that when the expedition wa,
going to Walcheren, Information was re-
ceived by government that MIR. Finneft,
was about goipg With it, shis vas though
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25

NJ Office The subscriber has rented, and
Y removed his Counting Room to the large
new Brick Lumber House, near Shockoe Ware
House, and lately occupied by Mr.. James C. An
thony This house is calculated to store up
wards of 500 hogsheads of Tobacco, and several
thousand barrels Of -four it is situated convent
ent to the basin ofthe canal, and rendered secure
from fire by being covered with tile.
THOMAS GUY.
Richmond, Sep 81. SIN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25

kTOTfCE.-Th subscriber has settleh in the
IN Borough Of Norfolk, and resumed the prac-
tice of the Law. He praciises in the Federal &
State courts, holden in the Borough of Norfolk I;
and in the Inferior and Superior courts of the
counties Of Norfolk, Princess Ann and Nansc-
mond. His office is but few steps from the Ex-
change Coffee House.
MERIT NJ. ROBINSON.
Sept. 81 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25

ID OARDING SCHOOLING subscriber,
lD most respectfully informs the public, she
viii be 'dy 70 receive from IL to Is Young La
dies, by tie i5th Of next month where they may
derive every possible advantage, arising from the
most unweared attention to their health, --Bo-
rails, and literary requirements the latter Of
which, shall be such as the parents or Guardians,
may wish them to have knowledge Of.
As TIE price, will be proportonsd TO what u
individually rcCnired, they should learn It CAR
ONLY be made known by applying to-
dLItE PAGAUD.
!@ iisnsbarg, SEPT m5cr II. 2la
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25
INFERNO SHEEP !--Importel in the SHIP
1vA Woodrop Sims, Thomas Haynes, MISTER
-fron, Lisbon ,a
NINETEEN MERINO RAMS.
AND
cTET-V Mr.
FIFTY ONE EWES

Warranted oF the true Merino breed of the Ca
bana, called Paulars; equal. If not superior to
ny other Merino Sheep in Spain being part of
the fiocl1s Of the Prince of Peace, Don Manuel
de Cooley, the breed of which purchased by
him of the Carthusian Friars, in The year 1896 &
remained in his possession upwards OF fourteen
years, without any admixture of blood. Certif.
Gates ofpedgree may be seen application.
If not sold previous to the 2d October next;
they will, that day, be exposed to public sale,
on a creditof two and four months, for approved
endorsed paper.
MOSES MYERS & SON.
Norfolk. Sept. IL 10
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OF Published BY Thomas Richie, nearly OBJ.
tosite the GLOBE Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
CT CONDITIONS .--F2ve dollars a year, 10
be paid annually in advance. Those -pho wish 10
be considered as annual subscribers must hereafter
cesigne IL at the time Of subscribing, othe,Spise
heir papers 'piH be discontinued the expiration
IF fhe frst wear.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25

-
y ment of FALL GOODS, which win be dis.
posed of in wholesale or retail, very low fer cash.
as follows 80
super6ne Cloths and Kerseymeres
Second do do
Castings and FIannels
Baize and Twilled Flannels
Cotton and Linc,, Cambricks
Double milIed Kerseymeres
Satin and Lustring Ribbons
DiHiities all kinds
Seeded and Leno Muslin. 1st quality
India Ist and 2d do
Plain and figured Jaconet Muslins
Tabby Velvets, all colours
Corduroy Cords and Veyets q.
Point and Rose Blankets
Cotton and worsted Stockings all colcu-o
Tortoise shell and horn Combs
Bombazetts and rumbakine
Carriage Lace and Ink Powder
Cotton and thread Laces assorted
Calcoes and Chintz > S,
Pound and package Pins
Ladies' and GcntieTeus' short Kid Gloves all
colours .:
Extra long Kid Gloves FOR Ladies
Knves and Forks escorted
Pocket and Fen Knives
Table and Tea Spoons
Linen and Cotton Thread
Ivory Combs
Imported and cotton Bed Tick
Bile and green Sarssnets
Whi.e and brown Linen lat uuaiitE-
Cotton Shirting3
French imitation C,mbricks
Cambria Muslns f-
Bandanno and Pullicat Handkerchiefa
Police Clcrhs all colours
Sewing SILK LIST quality
Writing and Letter Paper
Westcosungs and Patternets
Shirt and Jet buttons
Cotton Umbrellas
An assortment of tilitary Plumeo
Epauletts and Silver Cords
Silver and Gold Thread ;.~
Do. do Spangles
2 And many other articles too tedious to cnuTne
rate.
The above Goods being particularly selected
TOR cssh, and viii be disposed OF, On. the lowest
terms for cash on town acceptances
L. SoSEPH
: Sept. 81. St
z TAKE this opportunity to inform the public,
that have just opened my house a Board
iag House, & can accommodate Is or 90 board
ers, in one of the most agreeable and pleasant
houses III the city of williamsburg can take
ten or fifteen gentlemen, and several young La,
dies. My house is near the college, IS TO make
it pleasant walk.
also wisht hire several Carpenters 6 Brick
Layers, as have three large brick houses 10
build in Williamsburg Immediately. l will give
liberal wages, and pay the cash every Saturday
night to workmen If required.
SoRN P. SHIELDS.
Sept 81 ~ 3w
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MERINO SHEEP,

Which were shipped by VIM Jarvis Esq U S.
Consul They will be landed to morrow, and
rastured at Fairfield, where they may be seen
For terms ofsale, and other particulars, apply to
SAMUEL MYERS.
SEP. 2t If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25

MI ERINO Ep!!!-Jrst imported, in
IVA the Schooner GceylIound. Capt Barter,
from Lisbon, ONE HUNDRED AND FOGR-
TEEN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25

CT The sale Of the above mentioned proper.
~, is unayoi;iably postponed till "Wednesday the
26ti OF next month, at which time it viii Ger.
taihy take place.
G. COPELAND,
-'s s.; 1,=-z r.. WILLIiJ6S.
Ayellst / s. = - ids
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-28
SMrtaI Correspondence,

ExtraH ofa letter from I'm. PiaEaey, FL
TO K. Smith En-. Secretary Of STATE, Adj.
ed London, Mareb az, 1879.
On the a7th November MIR. Brow.
nell delivered to me your letters ofthe nth
I4th, and a3d of the preceding mouth
and on the Saturday following | hada
conference with the Marquis Wellelsy
10 the courGe of which ] explained to hlm
fully the grounds upon which was III.
aruGed 10 requeft MIR. Jackfon's irne.
date REGAL, and upon which the Official
intercourse between that Miuifer and the
American government had been fufpended.
Lord Wellefley's reception of what
faid TO him was frank and friendly and
] left him with perfuahcn that we ihoult
have no caufe to be difarisfed with the
final courfe of his government on the fub-
iects of our conference.
We agreed in opinion that this inter
view could only be introductory to more
formal proceeding on my part and II
was accordingly fettled between Us that
fhOuld preient an official letter, to the Ell
feet Of my verbal communication.
Having prepared fuch letter, carried
| # myielf to Downing ftreet few days at
lerwards, and accompanied the delivery
! of It 70 Lord Wellefley with fome ezpls-'
natory observations, with which it X MT
prefume necef1ary to trouble you YOa
will find copy of this letter cnclofsd, x
will be able TO collect from il the fubamct
OF the greater part Of the ftatements and
remarks which ! thought il my duty u
! make ID the conversation above mentioned.
A copy of the anfwer, received on tAt
day of its date, is encloled."