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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20
DUO DE CADoRE.
Paris, Jan. "a, 1870"
NOTE


From The Minister Of Foreign affairs, 10
Mr.. armstrong. Minister Pienihoten-
tiary from The u. States.
The undersigned having rendered an
account to the Emperor and King, of the con
yersatioD which he had with Mr.. Arm
strong. minister plenipotentiary from the
United States Of America, his majesty has
authorised him to return the following an
swer:
!" His majesty considers his DEGREES of
Berlin aad Milan, as conformable to the
principles of eternal justice, if they were
not the compelled consequences of the or
dsrs of the British Council, and above all,
that Of November, 1907. When England
proclaimed an universal sovereignty, by the
pretension of making the universe subaiit TO
right of navigation, and Of bringing the
industry Of every nation under the juris-
djct.n Of her Parliament, his majesty con
sidered IL the duty Of all independent nations
to defend their sovereignty, and declared
denatonalized, the vessels, which, ranging
themselves under The dominion Of England,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

The .}aiioruinr article Gom ne Londor
horrtnS Chrontcfe Of hc7fk nj. is teiirvsa
% the, hnssenge,s in the Csacinnafus 10 De
correrc -
IL IS Usrv currcnt'u rsHorfed, that 1s
Negotiations yt,.ieh haze fol, sor,e time been
conducted by the Hiorqais ygeOesiey and
Hfr. Pinhnsy has hnfh,}y terminated ia an
Gni'edole aatmstmen, Of ne differences be-
fsoeen This Country AMI tie II States Of
america The I2hn adams }rigate has
been aefdinrdto carry OFT ne Treaty., yvhieh
VII nof DE niGds fu6fc untd the ranfcdti-
ons are exchanged. II is said thar the des-
Patches offhe Nnerican minister gre 10 be
forwarded to me ./rfgatc to morrozv''
The Jrisate John adams, il zoas suhhos-
ed, sailed from Portsmouth on The 1sth of
11drch. for Imeriea TO touch at Havre for
a bearer Of Desf;atchcs. The Juno, Bates,
,svifh duplicates Of Mr.. Pinkacy's deshatch-
es, saitea about the same time for Boston,
IN. Y. Gaz.
We hare received a London hoher con-
fcining The correspondence bet4veen Mr.:
Canning and the Hon. d. ~ Erskine, as
laid before Parliament. relative to the late
dtSavo7red arrangement 7vith this country.
ne shall commence che Publication oft TO-
morrozu.-N. Y. Even. Post.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

In consequence Of some disfnrbanc.s
1oifch haze hafety taken hiace in CaaaQa,
me SsUernor in chfcf Of fhat firoUincc hes
Issued a Proclamation, ./orbiddfag an yiot.
ous dssembdngs and ne f4,lbhceitop NJ Sc
ditioHs rvriHngs. Under tie anlhorily Of
mis- Proclamation, he Printer II fhe III.
nadtan, pr Bfancact, 6fr Bedar9. ard
12r, 4: ZasehercGR, have 6rea atrcs'cd and
committed 10 prison on q chagg. ~ reas.,!.
--boston Gaz.
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JDosale8tie.

NoREoLK, April Is.
The brig Dart, capt. Driscol bound to Baltic
more, IN Fl days from New-Orleans, went up the
bay on Saturday.
Captain DILLARp, of the United States
army who came passenger in the Dart aud left
her at Ncw.Pont Comfort, favored us with the
following list of Officers who have proceeded in
that vessel to Baltimore -
General Jviikiason,
Captain Piakhey,
Lieutenants McI2ierson, Sta,saaya, Cutler. and
Christie,
Ensigns Ward and VGs7uez Herald.
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Ensigns Ward and VGsqaez.

Duel was fought in the early part of LAST
month IN the Mississippi Territory, between Mr..
Holmes. brother OF the Cow. of that Territory,
and Ensign ROSE Of the third regiment of Infan,ry
when the latter WAS killed at the first fre.-Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

Anchored off Craney Island Yesterday. The
u. s sch Vixen, capt Ludlow, in 10 DAYS fem
the Balze, where he had been detained some
days in consequence of the detention of three
Frcnch privateers by Capt Porter, and who il
was reported, intended forcing their way-tbev
were sent up to New Orleaps--one of them "a
loaded with valuable dry goods and specie. and
is called the Duke de Mon.ebello, of a guns and
% men, which were concealed IN her hold /; sh.
was lately the Amelia OF Baltimore, fitted ont az
prlvateer at Savannah, and is supposed to h-
the same vessel which has committed numerous
depredations on American vessels-N
Suspccting from cogent reasons, that the
young man lately apprehended at PhiladeI
phia, for firing a pistol loaded with BAH.
into the window OF the Russian Csnsul. orc
neral Dashkoff, during the illumination of
his house, on the anniversary of his EN-
pcror's coronation, was merely the instru-
ment of dark designing men, to sever the
ties OF friendship at present existing be-
tween this country and Russia, General
Barker. mayor of that city, has offered a
reward OF one hundred dollars FOR the dis
coyery and apprehension of the accompli-
ces and abettors of that detestable act.
Baf1usrc american
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20
March 10.

March 10.
We received this morning Cad,z papers
TO the oath. The enemy have yet made no
serious attack upon Cadiz or the Isle of lie
on, and the Spauiards are actively improv
ing the means OF defence. The French wish
20 carry on an active commerce Of naks of
truce. They send in procIamations and
addresses, which the Governor orders to
be burnt by the hands Of the common hang
man.
CADIz, Feb. 1e.
{" In the night Of the 10Th, aud during the
whole Of the 17th, we were employed in con
structing, under protection of tie boats, an
advanced battery on the right. in The situa
ton called Ell Salero, which did considera
bic damage 10 tue enemy. The boats and
old batteries every day occasion Continual
losS to sllc enemy 81 men and horses. Ac
cording 20 the last accounts, which NAV be
relied on. there ale, in poerto Real, 5000
French alm05t al infantry, Wih Grass pie
ces. q youuderr. 'fliey entered on the
seniag of she 18th by tae Canine dc la Is!a,
6i:hOst artillgrg"
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Herald.

'tas'nayd, Cutler, and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27
WV. LlGHTFooT.
PEDIGREE.

I Jack andrews was SO, by Joe Andrews,
his dam BY Highaysr, his grAndan Car
cipal Puff, his great grandam by Taller,
hts great great grandam by Snip, his
great erea, great gtsndam by Lord
Codoiphin's Arabian. HIS great great erea,
great grandam by S,anyss's Arabian,
which mare was own sister TO Fram,on's
White neck, full sister 20 the M,nbury
Galloway, great great great great great
grandam by Sauce box, son of Gregg,
sire oil Crof;'s Old Partner.
JAMES LORD, Seal.
] do certify that the above pedigree is
a true copy from the original one sent me
by James Lord. Given under my hand
and seal the twenty third day OF D-cem.
Der. one thousand eight hundred and four.
WM. LIGHrFOOr, Seal.
Joe Andrews was got by Eclipse, his
dam by Alamands, by Omniun, her dam
Cloudy by Blank-Crab, Wedding on
mare by Parlnet-General Stud Books
page 9Th, printed in 1908, by Jane,
Wea,herby.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27
Recommendations

ny EMINENrN DrvISEs, JUDGES AND cxHEs
ttt RAILS.
est Is a surprising fact that even the A.
merican People know but littie of George
Washington. They have indeed heard q
great deal of his Public Life of his Mill
tary Character, and Poiiticai Talents, hut
hardly any thing of his private Life aud
Virtues.
!" Many intelligent persons have ardent.
lily wished to see a faitbfni account of these,
not only as debt OF gratitude to him, but
as fine example to our children.
" Inc Author has performed this task
IN very satisfactory manner. His Ancc-'
dotes of Washington present the supreme
excellence of religion, with the transcen.
dlnt dignity, cnar,n and usetulsess of the
respective virtues in domestic, civil and nil
litary scenes. The moral sensibiiity and
genus of the writer warns the heart and
imagination Of his readers. His dcscripA
tive fancy paints the occasional scenes of
Nature in pleasing views white his FASH
| es of comic wit give an agreeable relief to
the mind, and render the serious truths
more impressive, especially on the young
reader"
NICHOLAS COLLIN,
Ministers % me Sue des tChurch.
| Phi!adesfihia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27
7as Jamoas high dlosssl Horse.
- Admiral Nelson,

a Beautiful lark hay, 10 hands high, full OF
strength, health and vig,r, and inferior to
n, hor e either FOR soecd or bottom. OF fine bous
and muscle. This horse was purchased by
ate Wiliism Lightfoos, Esq. when Ia London,
OF Lord CrosvenS, he was then in training I;
will stand the ensuing scAson at my Stable In
Mathews. and at Thomas MUSES. in the upper
end OF Middlcsex couu,y alternately. The
scarcity Of money induces the subscribsr 10 let
him cover mafes this season AZ 20 dollars to be
discharged by the pay rent Of IS dollars il paid
~'ithn the season, which will expire on the 18th
OF Angus wi n half dollar to the groom for
each mare. Good ami extensive pastura2c will
be furnished gratis the greatest care aud a..
ten'ion paid the mares, but will no. be answer.
able Tor &C i ients o. escapes. Tofs hosse>has
not run any races. bu, his peri brma2ees Vii
efficiently Justify the opinion u Lord tHosk
nor aud his N, who certify Fiat the4 co4i-
DER NJ" the best three year IA h,rssfin Ehs-
NOT accepted.
In Oaober 1898, at New MAs,se,, bwon .
sweepssske of ADO guincas, IL sd1ycribers, At
2oo guineas each. half forfsit, coits carrying
None 2ib, FLIES some, beating Sir Harry.
Mr. Cookson's b c. by Sir Peter, Mr. Perrin's
.. c. Young Javclin, Sir Frances Stand,sh's
oh. c. Split Pigeon IS t, a zgainsls Adnira!
Nessoni 10 against Sir Harry 6 to aga;ns
Split Pigeon, & 10 to against Young Iavelin.
In 1879 he wen sweerstake of 1909 guineas.
II subscribers at 200 guineas each, beating Lord
Egremonvs b c. by Preceptor, ous of Bob Tail.
Mr. PERKINS, b. c. JayeIn. and Golding's Roas.
ter-3 TO I on Admiral Nelson. In 1900 he
got so much injured in his practice that he did
not conc on the turf again until 1898, when
he won pusse Of SO pounds, mile heats
beating several fne hor,es.--See Sporting Nag.
Szine Tor this year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27
IMPORTED fran England By Goyerno,
Turner, Of North Carolina.

Imported fran England By Goyerne,
Turner, If North Carolina,
WILL stand the ensuing season at r,y stable
" IN chesterfield, five miles from Goode,s Z.
Bevil's Bridges. on Appomaitox River, & TWEEN
~ hve miles from Richmond and Petersburg
on the fol'o wing terms, viz Thirty DoIars
the season, which may be discharged by tn.
pavment of twenty, provided such payment b.
made by the PSI of December mex. An,
gentleman who will send two Mares Of his owr
property. may have them covered for sixteer
dollars each the seas n, and should three Mare.
be sent which are the properly Of any ons
gentleman one of them shall be covered gra.is
upon payment of Twenty Dollars each for the
other two. The Groom will expeA One Dol,
lar FOR each Mare, as Compensation for his ser.
vices.
TRUE BLUE is beautiful Bay Csl~~x. wi, Il
star IN his forehead, is Ip~a<ds oEfye><ee,
three inches high, will be twelve years obi nAxl
spring, of great strength anfssE amt ornt aud
cess more activity than any s,4re f. JzeE
His performance on tae tori kn.iAhs&i4 ,ofbc
ranked amongst the hes; tdrst that hJ9e Eer
imported, having won twelve hsas.61t II the
nineteen, eight of which werAIour rnilehsa,s
aadf,e has never been beaten that distance
when there were heats. although he has corten.
ded with the best horses in Rnyiald and VIVA,
exraordinaryJ he won three races cf fui
nile heats each, in four days. as may be seen by
reference to the Racing CaIsn lar for he yea,
1901 His last rua was oaly a5oni ten daYs be
| fore he was shipped for Ameyics.
The season will commence the frs, day O!
March and expire on the last day CT Jalv. =
Gentlemen wishing to have their Mares fed
must actually send the money FIR the purchase
Of such provinder as may be directed or il viii
not be had Good psstrrazc gratis, but no res
possibility for aecid.n.s Of any kind. although
great care shall b. used TO prevent any.
PEDIGREE.
AS TAKEN from The CEEERAL STvD BOOK.
TRUE BLUE was got By Walnut, one OF
the bess sons of High8yer--Highfye BY Herod
his dam By King Fergus, by the famous 4 clipzs
his grand dam Celia, by Hsro5--Herod BY Tar
tar, his great grand dam Proserpine by Marsks
--Msrske by Bartleirs Childers, his great or a.
grand dam SpiIe,ta By Begulns--Regulus b,
the CodoIpbin Arabian, his great great grea,
grand dam Mother Western. By Smiths Son oil
Snake, Montago, Hau;boy, Binmer No horse
was ever bred in England, whose stock wa,
higher priced than that from which TRUE
BLUE is descended.
THOMAS BRANCH.
Chesterfield, January 6 1910. v9p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27
Charlotte Court. 9th March. 1910.

Pree'and and Cities, pIsfs.
AGAINST IN
Anthony Wake, E phraim Boudn, John .nah
Fenue and James Hamlstt, defts. } eey'
THE defendant Wake not having entered
his Appearance according &, III. &C, of
assembly apdgthe rules of this court, and it/ap..
pea'ing 20 Inc Satisfaction of the cour, tn he
is not an inhabitant of this s'ase, the mbtion
of the plaintiffs by their attorney, i, is ordere1
that ne appear here on the first day Of June &ur
ncxs and enter his appearance and answer tSe-
plaintiffs bill, and give security for performing
the decree OF the court, and that copy of this
order b. iases;sd in one of tie newspapers
printed in Ricsraondy for two. monthi success
lively, AMI posed at the front door of the court.
nouse Of tle said county,
copy-Te:'es THOMAS READ, G. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27
PEDIGREE.

Admiral Nelson was bread by Lord Grcsve.
nor, got by John Bull, AM fcaied in 1925, his
dam by Olivia, by Justice her dam CIPHER.
by Squirra out of Fribble's dan. by Regnas
See supplement TO the Sui book, page Is.
JASPER CLAYTON.
N. B. Notes for the twenty doila,s must be
sent with the mares.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27

Andrews ssed IL stone. Z ID. walked
Hsr-,see Racing Calendar for 1902,
page, Ss5.
al Lamboarnes in Sept. "Wednesday
sosh' he won. the sol E,h OF Lard Cra-
ven, miles heat heats, beating Mr.
Cosen,ry's ch b Sscripsa,, Me- Bacon's b
IA Snan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27

a great variety oe SOM
Bonks
Frugal fEou,e wife
Coopef's History Of Is.
and South America
SPIRIT Of Masonry
Gufney's shorthand
writing
Ameriean Clerks msz
szine -
Tewers on the fscphe.
cics
2 ,scoe's life of Leo
9Th.
Browns Dictionary ol
The Bible
Fesgosoa's Roman Re.
public
Exile Of Erin
aSSior's Struggles
The P.ince de Lignr
Letters G.
Mysteries Of Udolpho
Me-. Opie's Simple
Tales
FIRST sttteIfs Of Virgin.
Kyeins--a Novel
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27

JACK ANDREWS,

I MPORr6D by WIN. ,L'gh,Ioot, esq.
= deceased, of Charles Civ county, full
hf,een and hall hands high. bleod bay,
haeiy formed. in high health, vigor and
spirit, the most active and best bottomed
aorse, ever imported into this country, now
rising Is years Old
VIII stand the ensuing season at Sandy
Point in Charles City county, and viii be
let TO mares at twenty-five dollars the
season. which may be discharged by he
payment OF twenty dollars If paid within
the season, which will commence the Is,
OF March and end the 6rst of. August !;
len dollars the single leap forty dollars
to insure mare in foal; and one dollar
TO the groom; The leap and groom mo.
ney to De paid when the service is rem.
dered. Provided the mare is changed
the owner shall be liable. Extensive pas
tarage gratis, and all possible care taken
to prevent accidents or escapes, but no
liabili y for either.
VIZ. III. LICHTFOOT.
Sandy Point, March 4, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27

A Tract of Land, lying in Powhatan
county, on the SOUTH branch Of Pine Creek,
which contains about FIVE hundred and six :.
~ acres TWO hundred acres # IesN Of
which are encleared. The sfberibr .situ.
a'ion, and many other local atvaufakI of
the land win render il very &efrs*.2 to
any person who may be dispded % Ar-
chase land in this county. ffse-pp6uris
etor, living on the place, will win Plea.
sure show II TO any one who wishes to Sc
come purchaser. The terms Of sale viii
be accommodated to the convenience Of the
purchaser ifpossible.
Edward Mayo.
oawtf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27
Land for Sale.

THE subscriber having determin-
Cd on removing to the Western eora. ry i1,,nedi.
atey after the payment Of his dsbts offers for
sale that hands ome situation whereof he resides
containing u9ga-d. OF six hundred acres about
two thirds of which is cleared with good improve.
Hisnts of every DESCRIPTION, the Land which il
10 clear il equal toany Tobacco land in the eoun.
ty. cleared land is considered eqnzl to any in.
the neigbboushocd. this land lies aboa, Is a,
miles above Richmond six from ames aud fyvoIs<
from Appomattox rivers this land is well wAcru
ed has on il three good springs of watA
any in Virginia, and considered one OF M<
healthiest seats on this side o! the Blue Ridge;
this land may be purchased low Tor cash, or on
as long edit IS will enable lie purchascr 70
make the payments from the Land If required
or lands in the Western country vii; he receiy'
ed in payment if they lie ia such rars as the
subscriber shall approve. Those who wish a de.
srable feat in the county OF Powhs,an. are in
vited TO view the same. The subscriber viii en-
sure three crops from one hundred acres of this
and 10 pay the that the whole t,sct nav
De purchased for, provided the Planter obligatcs
nimselffo eaitiya,e j, in plan cr-liks maaner.
I Richard Netherland.
Parliamentary, Apri 9th. 1910. w6t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27
= O o K S
FOR SALE ar S. PLEAsAsrs' PRINT.
IsS cFFIcE:

pIh7s.
fchool TOR Dfats.s
Nia'sgsrs
Kais
ftiinr nc Muyicr
"a Or nc 2
"a stser.rert Ct Gle.
gant Family Isibie5
NIs'sh's foescantile
ArIthmrlic
Pcsrce's Memoirs
5afcess rs,:.,ant. 81
fi-S E1ze~@sn
RsmbleYs Magazine
Wandering Phhamhfo-
pia
Fonblanqne or Equity
sfe'plan's Lectures
Eo~-~ce % Tie py.e
mes
1'r ctjcal Farmer
Lhiamau Recon
De Nion.fosf
Chear Pepo ;fsry
SnoSG ~ American
Revolnlion
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27

JGSTryaLvSff1D,
lad ar safe az ftis O ice, RE e;ciih eH'cs1
making near t'seay fhovsand eoties
already sod, or ne Lie
George Washington.
A Life owussfa, to his country led!
How lov'd. while living how reverb, now
dead ~
Ye living Sircsl with pleasure al attend,
And read thc History of your Glorious T,iend
Lisp lisp his name. We Children ycs ua5nyr
And with like deeds, your own bright lires
dorm.
BY THE REV. NJ. Il. WEENfS,
Formerly Clergyman Of Mount Vernon
Parish, and intimate with the grey-
hard veterans ofthe las. Gem
fury, who were the play
mates aud companions
.oftae great w asn-
inSton from his5
childhood. IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27
George WATT,

as just received and oilsrs Cor ,sc-Siciy,
i Madeira and sherry WINE. by the hind. and
II. cask, G.een Coffee Orleans Sugar by-the
hid German P;ai;.,as Sal,tSx b, The yEice or
case; half point glass runblerE. in case bf O0Os
eaoh--and HewYosk Soap and CsndI&. IN
ON HAND, X MADEIRA Wine-O, &an@tuf
ls:, vado Sugar--Gcsen Cofee--sSA la,sgs-f
Prime PosS-- Liverpool and Stone& a.e1/
Sonchong, dyson SKIN aud Canpowder Tea
Spanish Segars-- ka:'ns- Almonds Nutmers
window Gi1ss---Men's and Women's Shoes
: which he will dispose OF by wholesale on rea-
sonaolc terms.
Richmond. Goth July 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-27

Il Sir Peter Teazle out Of the famous
~ Yellow mare. will stand The ensuing
season al my stable miles from the
town OF Cara. in the county of Cumber.
land, and will cover mares at l3 dollars
,he leap, Is dollars the season, and 90
dollars insurance, with one dollar to the
groom IN either case-ihe leap 10 be paid
az the Tina of covering; the season Isl OF
huguss next, and the insurance lst of
Ma oh, 1911 Good and extensive pas.
tufage gratis, and the greatest attention
pad. but no liability for scclde sts.-or es.
capes. Gram win be furny.ied. at Nhe
market price if required. The eabn
will commence the LIST of March, md Tx.
pirc the Is, of August.
Gouty has been SO fully Sadv&tiJed iu
former seasons, that it is deeped eufici-
ent to say, lha, his blood, size, and shape,
and the performance OF his colts, Justly
entitie him 10 rank consprcueus among
the best Stations in America. I will on.
ly here remark, that have the General
stud book, which WILL prove h,m to have
descended from the best stock in Eng.
land, as may be traced to the most dis
TAFT period that have also the Racing
Calendsrs OF lso7-s, wbiSh prove the DIS.
tlnguished success of his colts on the
English turf, and that from The few sheet
calendars which / have received of The
racing Of 1899, find that one of his cole
(Litchiie'd) won in that year, Fen PIates
and Sweepstakes. of them four mile
heats, beating horses Of tn. bes. blood,
Frederick w. James.
County oil Cumberland, March 1910.
fwst paid
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-01
Spanih Merino Sheep.
The Subscriber has lust Received from 9fa"
- rams and ~ EWES,
September 49,

7heSu5scri5er has Just Received from Spa"
IA RAMS and AZ EWES,
which will be offered for sale on LIBERIA ' 1s,
dit a. Broomlawn, near this town, on "4"'1''
the 9Th Of Cct0dtr neIt. nd
Certificates relative to the character "'' e
breed of these sheep, from the Malqu'' ole
Romano and others who conducted 'Ho IN
on the part of the Spanish Junta, are "o oro =.
nv possession and will be shewn 10 'p VT,
who are inclined to purchase-toBe.tne' ' anr
the certificate of William Jarvis, Esq w..
Consul at Lisbon, by whom they we're ea1 as'' or.
ed and shipped to this country ln ,e. true
warranted by that gentleman to be Oh .n "d IF
Leonese, Transhumante Merino ote' of,he
the f1ocks of the late Prince of Peace % len w."
Cab,ra. called Paular's, which has eve: 0' IN
held in the highest estimation IN oP@a" If
As.o &c the Size as we'll as the fneneS' -
fleece. .p,rds the
strongest additional testimony in their s's'u,,
as thew are unquestionably larger, anu I %.en
fleeces at least as fine as any which h"'' ~
heretofore imported to this place
James H. Ho c"
September Is. ~.;on.l Intelli-
NJ The editors Of the Natlonal ; i1,
gencer, the Federal Gazette at :, n "';rer, at
the Virginia Patriot, and the E EW ipohss:er.
Richmond, and the Centlnsl' at '" and apply
are requested to publish the above any,
for navment at this Office.
~ Printing in all its . Dfaaee.'
es neatly executed at this 0'DS''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-01

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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-01
REMOVAL
The pr9gressiVe Company,

HAVE REGtONED THEIR CREAMERY
AND GROCSRY STORE FROM No. II,
TO THEIR STORE, 81, LONG WHARF,
formerly occrbied by the hate Mr. Uoodavard,
Where hey eSertor sae, pery accommodating terms
for cash or approped credit a Dery general and
extensive assortment Of GROCERIES,
---- ario;iy 1raioA are---
TEN hhds. Sd proof ST. Crox Rum
5ppes Gin;
10 bhds Molasses
5 chests Canopy Tea;
q do. Souchong, do
Is do. Bohea, do.
30 boxes Brown Sugar;
10 do. White, do;
20 do Raisns; a
20 do. Chocolate;
90 do. Soap
Is Kegs Ginger;
~ Crates Crockery Ware
40 Bushels White Beans
$500 Bushels Exuma, Turks.lsland, Liverpool,
and Bonavista, Salt.
JUST RECETVED-
so bbls. fresh superfne -four Of the most approved
Inspection
A Constant supply Of Rye, and Indian Corn
do. do. Rye and Indian Meal;
Eho,e sale dsd retail at the lo,eesf cash brfces
WILLIAM COGGEsHALL, Jun Aren't. &.
Nsrport, June IL.