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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26
FITzwHYLsoNN & POTTER.

HAVE juss received from Lebdo6, by
i 4 way of New York, large supply OF
articles. which, added to their former
stock, makes up a very extensive assert.
ment. 1t consists principally of
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l. A N d.,

WHEREOF Jesse Spinner resides. The
quantity exceeds 500 acres $50 OF which
are prime low grounds. and in excellent
arabic coalition. Tie high lands un
improved, but promises sril for 4 cul
tire of tobacco, &c.-With many Ether
advantages of this land, there y mill
seat, on bold stream, that may s6e east
~ improved.--Ths incum5rence ola lease
to MIR Spinner which wa. an obstacle to
sale according to lhe appointment of a
late advertisement, is removed except for
the ensuing year Tho privilege of SOW.
ing small grain in the fall of that year
will be allowed the purchaser, with this
rents accruing from this time.
T E r M S.
One fourth Of the purchase money on
the day of sale ; and the balance in three
equal annual payments, TO be secured by
bond and approved security, and deed
OF trust on the land.
JOSEPH MAYO,
AT orhsy for
Robert Mayo.
powhatah, June 9Th. 1sie.
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JAMES BRANDER, elk.
Ten Dollars Reward.


u UN AWAY from the subscriber in AL.
IN bemarle county, near Charlottesville,
a NEsRs MAN, by name ADAM, about S
feet 10 or IL inches high, very straight and
we'll made, small head add narrow vissge.
prominent nose, sly countensnce, his feet
has been badly frsst5tten, and has lest
some of his toes; he carried awax With
him a drab surtout coat lined wittxfed, a
velvet cape, blue broad cloth coat. Pair
Of corduroy pantaloons, swansdowp Est, a
pair OF suwarrow boots, and new furfed
hat. 1t is expected that he will endeavor
to pass for free man, aud presume he
has obtained pass TO that effect. expect
he is lurking about Culpeper, as he for ner !.
ly belonged to Mr.. TAFT, near that place,
where he has also connections living.
viii give the above reward to any person
that will secare him in jail aud give me
Information, sothat get him again.
NELSON BARKSDALE.
Albemarle, June s, 1910. 4w
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Penitentiary Store,
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. +. Burr,
In addition 20 the articles manufactured al Oh.
Psnitentiary, Offers for sale an assortment
ofGoods Of n
Home Manx5acfisy3z

Viz fine and coarse hats of every descritl ion,
regular supply of cotton cloth on consignment
from the Providsncs mandatory, and win be
sold by the piece at the mill prices, Wig ;=Bed
iiskihgs stripes. checks. and plain Cloths. Spun
cotton, single and double.
:. Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
Powder by the keg, warranted of superior DUAL.
ity.. Philadelphia Porter and Ale in casks and
bottles, and Beer in barrels
Harness Leather Boot Legs. Wax Call
Skins, Coloured and Black Roans.
February 10, 1910. IF
hPWaa,ed TO HrRs BY the year. good
COOPER.
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Fresh Medicines.
v ALL & r O G. r s

Have Just received large and com.
plete assortment OF fresh selected MlEDI.
CINES aud DRUGS of the latest imper.
tations-which, in addition to their formet
stock, form as extensive and general al
assortment in that line, as can be found In
this City. Medical practitioners, and Gen.
tlemen who sell medic lnss, will now be a.
BILE to get supplied on terms thar will NEE,
their appreciation, by calling at the New.
Medicine Store, few doors above the
Market Bridge in this City.
a few patent Medicines emu.
merated (viz.)
Steer's Chemical OPodeldoc
Bateman Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
Turiingtoa's Balsam of life
Dr Rawson's celebrated
Itch Ointment ~
do do Genuine anfi.bilous M
and Stomschic Bitters ~
do do Worm Powders D
Wheaton's Ilch Ointment
Craig's do do
DIR Lees Genuine Winahans
Bilious Pills
Anderson's do
Hooper's do
Doctor Thompson's aromatic Tooth Paste
ditto Eye Water
Febrifuge Electusry for Ague s. Fever
Hlinkiey's Infallible remedy for the Piles
DIR Cooley's Vegetable Elixef or Cough
Drops
Genuine Spice Biuers
ALSO
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Writing papers, of
various sizes and
qualities.
Countlng-House,
Chamber. and
pocket ink stands.
Excel't. pen knives
and razors.
Office seals, wax u
waters.
Drawing books and
water colors.
Pencils and India
rubber.
Violin bows, hair &
strings.
Music and Music
books.
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M'Nnfnonui nay oUh I5IO.
l.. H. Girardin.

p. S. The Parents and Guardians Of Youth
now at the Academy respectfully invited to
continue Them under the Joint tuilion Of l.. II.
Girardin, d. Doyle and j. Wood, until the 6t,t
oil Sep,cmser next The charges as justice re.
quires, shall extend only to tuition actually re-
ecived, that rs, to rse period from the expiration
CT the diiierens quarters now running TO The 6rsr
day OF september.
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Notice !!
GxrLAN ALTON of Mr. Oliver Evans,s
S C. II e W MIL l..

- - IL
For grinding Plaster of Paris, hard sub.
stances-also, Corn and c Obj, SIC. SO
This invention is secured to me by let.
ters patent from the United States, dated
January 18th, 1904 which embraces all the
great variety of f0\ ns that my be devils.
ed--While the SAND principE is used aay
form of shaft screw, q mutt fevolving in a
hopper of any form 10 At to answer the
same purposes, are eHbFced, by my pa.
tent and very great u Fiety Of forms may
be used. lately sued MAN who used one I
of form somewhat dfaei hos from mine, by.
which he expeetedp evad my patent, but
his attorney gaveG the Rse at the last
court of the u. States in Philadelphia.
Because the decision cf the \court in the
law OF the mill machinery, he said had dea.
troycd, the only ground on which he in.
tended and hoped to make defence=juae.
ment entered for the pltff-rI have rent a
plate to my agent in Richmond. captain
Ohm Moody, exhib ting perpendicular aud
hotizo ntal view of the screw mill tor the
information of gentlemen who may ne de-
sirous OF using ir. My agent will take a
pleasure in showing the plate.
OLIVER EVANS.
| Philadelphia, May 18Th, 1910, st
N B, Patent Fee 90 dollars.
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MANCHESTER TURNpIKE
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
4 7 meeting os the Board of Di-
directors, Oh the 4th of June, 1910
Resoioea, That all wagons run
ming upon the Turnpike Road,
having wheels with tyre the width of
four inches shall be exempt from the
payment of the toll which is establish
ed by law on retura wagons and
that all Wagons Sc used with tyre the
width OF SIX inches and upwards shall
be exempt from the payment II one
half of all the toll allawed by Iaw }bsh
in going and resurnings That Such
exemptions shall continue so long as
the Wagons which may be entered
under this regulation within twelve
months from mis- date, shall be em-
ployed upon the Turnpike Road.
Resolved, That the CLERK be IN
strneted to advertise that ne will re-
ceive PROPOSALS for BUILD
ING WOODEN BRIDGE across
the canal of Mayo's mill in tbs town
of Manchester, till the 1st Monday
in July next.
Extract from the minutes.
VA MRS pua-r Hr, ~,
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They have on hand, large supply Of
Day Books, 5surnals and Ledgs's, Bill
Books, Blank Notes and Checks, Record
and Sberiffs Books, Paper hangings for
houses, &c. SIC. zw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

MANCHESTER TORNpIxE CON.
PANY.
THE Subscriber wants to pur chase, Eve
4 prime MULES, for which aH5 Ia
price will be allowed; And If ydhld
hire for the residue of The year ,aw5'NE.
GRO MEN. and Two BOYS capable o.
driving carts.
James Brander, elk.
5 April "a, 1910. ItlA
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No T ! c E.

IN eogkquenee of the separation which
will Aks place on the first of next Septem.
Der between L. II. Girardin, ID. Doyle. and
John Wood, the undersigned will jointly,
from said date, continue to teach young Ia.
dies and gentlemen in the same buildings
in which the school was before kept, with
uninterrupted zeal, in separate apartments
as heretofore.
The prices shall be reduced to ten dol
lars per quarter, for the English branches,
consisting of Spelling, Reading, Wkting,
Geography, use of the Globes, History,
Relies Letters, Mercantile Arfhaetic,
Book -keeping--and the useful Nc6tical
brances of Mathematics-with which.
The Latin and Greek languages, or eli.
ther, wa be taught for - dolls. SO cents
par quarter.
The objects and advantages of this con-
nection will, in due time, be more fully cx-
planned in card, which will be circulated
for that purpose.
French gentleman of talents and re-
putation will attend those who wish to
learn the FRENCH LANGUAGE, one
hour each day in each department, during
which time no other language will be spo..
ken. II mere attendance be required, II
Can be had before er alter shool hours.
DAVID DOYLE,
RICHARD DABNEY.
Richmond SOth Nav. 1910
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IT'S hereby agreed. that all contracts or
i co-partnerehirs existing between l.. H.
Girardin and d. Doyle, as well as between
L, H. Girardin, D. Doyle, and bhn
Wood, as joia, ssachefs of the hool,
commonly known by the name Of GjRr.
din's Academy, cense to exist On thb6rst
day of September, 1910. AS witness our
hands this 2sth Of M y, 1910.
w L. II. Girardin,
X David Doyle,
IN John Wood. :
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VIRGINIA

VtkGlNIA
In Halifax County court, In Chancery,
o7th March, 1910.
Robert Wade, Plaintiff
against
James Gideon, Roger Gideon aud John
Wade, Defendants.
The defendants, not having entered
their appearances and given security acc
cording to the act of Assembly ard ne
rules of his court. and il appearing tgthe -'
satisfaction of the court that they aH NOV
inhabitants of this Commonwealth Onx
motion OF the plaintiff by his coanselk 1t
is ordered, that the said defendants d&ec. !
pear here on the fourth Monday in JuiY---S
next, and answer the Bill of The plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in one of the newspapers pub
lished in the city of Richmond sor eight
weeks successfully and posted az the front
door OF the court house of the said coun..
ty.
"a Copy,l Teste,
Samuel Williams, ID. c. II. C..
wv 8 tpl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

The owner may have it on proving
properly and paying the expense OF
this advertiscmenn Apply to the
printer.
June 6. u
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Ladies and Gsa.
tlemen's pocket
books.
Travelling * other
trunks.
Playing and visiting
cards.
GOLD LIE AFT.
Tooth brusheswith
silver wire[
Chess meI0and
boards.
Back Gammen ia
kles.
Durable and Japan
ink.
School Books.
Family Bibles,
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&c.
A variety of SOAPS, Windsor,
Rose, Almond. Violet, CGs,el, yenitian, &c.
Tice's Chemical Compound Tor
cleaning Boot4Tops and Saddles, which
will take OUT stains, produce Gne colour
and give an elegant gloss.
PAINTERS COLOURS of every
description, among which are, White
Lead. dry and ground in OIL, Cwerranled1
Spanish Brown do. Red Lead, Spanish
Whiteing, Prussian Blue, Spruce Yellow,
Store DO. Patent DO. Kings do. Vermllion
Drop Lake, Reeves Water Colourei. Paint
Brushes, S<c. DC
HATfERS' MATERIALS, a very
General assortment, comprising almost eve
ry article used 10y Hauers for making their
colours, preparing their skins, &c. sc.
DYE can be supplied with al
most every article used by them in their
line Of Busi0ess.
GLAZIERS will also find Window
Glass and Putty By calling as above.
Richmond, ed My, 1910.
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CANDLES.

81 Boxesnorthern CcnW9,
Assorted, skies, made particularly for
summer use--just received and for sale by
! Asa Otis.
First door below the Bell Tavern
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N O TIC E |

a PETITION will be presented
The General Assembly Of Virginia az their next
session PRAYING Tor the establishments ofInon-
spsc.ion'o of Toeacco at a Warehouse jdX< om-
n1eDc-d acre of ground sying kkHyeen
Gags old Office and Tate's 7 an. Yard, 5tapab.o
of containing three thousand hcgsheads.
This site possesses every advantage
OF convenience, ovation, accessibility & safe
~.
May 81, 1910.
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Public Property.

a LII the property belonging to the com-
4 n mehweaith Of Virginia in the county
OF FiuvaDna, very recently advertised in
the Enquirer andthe Virginia Arsusi Whl
be exposed to Po6iie sale, on TboSsday
the 23d cf Angus, ncxb at TIE oid<AEsthsi,
on the Barrack-fIih 10 said counHE me
terms OF the sale will be IL mont tredit
the purchasers giving bond with security,
20 be approved If by the Executive. Ths
sale viii commence II 10 o'ci0ck nor will
u be postponed on account Of the weather,
unless ., IS very inCensn1. Tor further
Information apply TO
John Wills.
Chatham, Fluvaaash, June 9Th, 1919.
sw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

PRIETNc ia oil is yayious brancaes
neatly executed at fhis aSFtrs
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James River L and
FOR SALE.

Under the authority OF power of At,or-
ney from Doetor Robert Mayo, the
subscriber will sell to the highest
bidder. at Amherst Court houss,
on the third Monday in July
next tbeing cou't dsy. that
valuable TRACT Of
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VIRGINIA.
In Halifax County Court, in Cbarcery.
May 2slh, 1910.
BETWEEN
Francis Howard, PITT
AND
James Matthews g. VIM. Fletcher, Defts.
HE defendant James Matthews no, ha.
a wing entered his appearance and givS6
security agreeably to the act of assembly
and the rules of this coost, and il aopar.
ing TO the satisfaction Of the copft md ha
is not an inhabitant Of this commonwealth.
On motion of the plaintiff by hiss counsel Il
is ordered, that the SAID defendant Jarses--
Matthews DO appear here on the fourth
msndey IN Angus, next and answer the
plaintiff 8 Dill, u that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in oleof the newspapers
published IN the city Of Richmond for Ell sht
weeks successfully and posted ~ the front
door of the court house Of this cOuatY.
a CoPy-Teste.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS. i. CSC.
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Monthly Anthology.

CUBSCRlPriOA If the Monthly
y Anthology & B&tJh Review re re.
ceived at the Dock ST. ofjohn AJones.
Richmond, who is s8skt for the propri4
c,ors,
This work is pnCished\ on the frst day
# every mon.hS/end rauAe high in the
Literary world. Price 5 dAllars per an
mum Sh
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Provisory Notice.

HHE Subscriber intending 10
move his family 10 Richmond, has rem
ted Mr. Z. RandolpRs house, near rhe
Hsni,e, In that house nc will. from the FRS,
september rext, Continue his frofcssioal tahoufs
'sn the tc.lcwirg plan.
qhe Subscriber himself aided II
necessary, hy . rerson Of competent Abilities.
viii teach the ancient and modern languages
s'ua by Taught, civil history, and what con.,i.
,ute, the literary and moral course. tae may,
IN the Spring. lecture on Botany, TO q selec,
class every Saturday afternoon.
All the branches ofthe Maizena,
tics Theoretical aud Practical, together with
Natural Philosophy, and drawing will be taught
by Mr. John Wood.
Die English branches. viz : Reading, wri-
hing. CyPhering, Grammar. Composition, &c
og,aphy, Bic viii be taught by al able instruc.
tor. whose attention and lime shall be chiefly per.
haps exclusively devoted lid branches.
The sabscribsr ptol6es IN lf TO Parents K
Ga ldxhs fof 4 Sy stematc, regular, and scrapu.
Slous observance of the above 1Rn.---.--
Young Ladies shall be taug an airy, & con-
tenient apar.medt. entirely delached fm,she
rest of the school In several important ~ Cts,
Mrs. Girasain will extend her attention Is the
female department. Young ladies maybe in
struc ed IN Music at the Academy, 4ere an
INSTRUMENT shatl be provided for ths purpose.
The choice Of teachers in that branch, shall be
left TO PsrenTs and Guardians.
Further particulars relative to rules, prices,
&c. shah speedily he communicated in circular
10 the persons concerned.
Gentleman Of high character, both as
scholar and jurist, contempiates delivering
Lectures on Eloquence, Ethics. and Law.
Tins circumstances promises infinite advantage
TO rue senior stndepm.
Richmond, May 30ih 1910.
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Richmond, soth May, 1910.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26
Public Sale.

THE subscriber, by virtue. Of a deed OF
s...., to him trosa Mr.. -}Giiians HodgsoH, da,
cd on the 10th day OF November, in the yeai
1908, for the purpose of indemnitying Mr..
John Hopkins-will, on FRIDAY, the seth
April rext, at the hour Of twelve O'Clock o.
that day,. II fair il not. OIL the rexttair daH
a, the same hour, proceed to sell, at the
cour, house, in Alexandria, at public cue,
ion, 10, the highest bidder, for ready money
three thousand acres Of LAND, situate OH
the left fork Of Big Sandy Creek, which
lard YVES, at the time Of the gran's for the
same, L.. tie county, of Mononsalia,, m the
S ate Of Virginia.
Tie alb, sc tracts of ,lani were granted by
the state of Virginia, to John Allison by three
several p tents containing respectively one
Thousand ac,es. and bearing date ON the frs
day Of October, 1884, WHICH land has been
since duly conveyed TO the said William
Hodeson ny decd dated I'd of August, 1890
Edmund j.. Lee. ,Ttulaee. =:
NOV II. cots !
NJ The editors Of the. Federal Rcpubli-
can and National lntelligencer, will puolls'!
this advertiseln ant and send thsir accounts TO-
MS office .,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26
Public Sale.

|NN Saturday the third day Of March next
|Oa' one o'clock in the afternoon, will be
exposed 10 sale before the door vt Tie Coffee
House, the aforementioned valuable Land, in
two lots, lying within the iir.;s OF tbs CO. po'
ration OF Alexandria, viz.
Eighteen acres end 45perches, or there.
by, bounded by Gluden's Run, by tho lands OF
Mr.. Alexander, col. Pc, ton, Mr.. Sherron
and others.
Eight sores. known by the name OF Pur&cs'
garden bounded in pur, oy King..ireet CONT
nued, ny he property Of col. Peyton, Mr..
Hooff and tue last ncnl.oned lot,
These lots Of ground are UNDERWOOD to le
perfectly clear of the conflicting Claims Which
have lately been asiSated with respect TO a
part O & the land in their vicinity. +
" A tile deed will be made and immedile
possession given. The purchaser will be
required to give bond for the purchase mo-
nsy payable by equal portions. in one. two,
and three years, bearing interest from The
date, and lien retained on the. P'oprrty till
payment. "a
COLIN ACLDyN
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Public Sale.

UNDER the authority Of "A deed OF truss
from Samusi Bailey to us: for the purpose OF
occurring the payment ofcertain debts 10 N"
lam Biison, surviving administrator oil C""i-
.AerIa,.d Hiissn, deceased, and TO he"'annn
Eoa,, We win offer ut public sale, Tor cash.
on the 10Th day Of Mach next, at the front
door of the court. house, in Fairfax county,
TRACT OF LAND, in the said county,
described in the deed as situated on occoqaaa
Creek, adjoining 10 tie town OF Colehes.er'
cnd devised tn the said Sar,nei Bailey by ms
Either HiaGm Baifry>-supposed TO contain
tOSr hundred acres.
Thomas Harriion, jun.
r. I. Taylor.
BeeeRSoT,s. ~Ss~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26
A GREAT BARGAIN.
Feb. 6.

THE subs criber wlsning to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county ' miles
from Alexandra, 9 from George Town Ter
nv, and about the sane from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city Of Wa.I'ingtons-
in healthy, agreeable ncishhorhoo1, COLI
taining about 40 acres on which is conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough tor gen
teel family, together with all the 'ouiheuses
suitable, all new or nearly 50 an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fait, together with
diticren other fruit ,rces, proportion ofim-
proved meadow Tor the scythe. and large
portion more ebay easily be made. Any per-
son inclined TO purchase may know tho terms
by application. 10 Mr. JQHN DulIs, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-.
misses.
E. Dulin. !,
.T.,,.s DIFF.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26

Charles tSlade 50 Mps. GrsvsQ sasg,
HAVING entered into part6etskip ID she
III ROPE MAKING:BUSlNESS, offer
for sale, ut tlieir store on Here chants. whaxf,
a general assortment Of GORUAGE and
SHIP CItAEDI. cry, at which fyseesDr Ct
their. rope walk, they will receive ordersfo1
any description Of Cordage warranted To- b. =
made aut,of the hest materials and InanuiacS
tured in such manner as will bear the IN.
spection Of the best judges, .,,a.
form. D. A liberal price will he Away, giYeR
HEMP of the best quality.
Novernber a. 10, :, :,
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4 NEW NOVEL.
Just Published and for Sale bv
COT NJ y ST L W AR 7,
PTer ! Dollar,
GLENCARN ;
THE DISAPPOLh7ifEN7iS OF YOUTH
A NOVEL.
4 NEW NOVEL.
By CEoRoB WArTERsToN, E.a.
o. WAsHlNeToN CRY,
.1uthsr fthe Lazvyer and Child u Feeling.

The celebrity Of this authors " LAW
YER and " CHILD OF FEELING" in
duced the publishers to engage in this work,
and withou: detrActing from the merits Of the
former, feel themselves justified in stating
that his Gl.ENC. ,RN IS superior to. either.
It's submitted without further recommends
ton, with a wish. tina, the American review
crs may give further encouragement to this
Young gentle.nan's endeavors to entertain in
s,ruce and M ra,ixe his fellow cltissns, in q
way seemingly we'll calculated to attract theft
attention.
Feb. 6.
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P. G.. Marsteller, v. y.
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE sub.criber, after lapse OF tlme
necessarily consumed in the prepara-
ton of his house, respectfully announces 70
the ciIizens Of Alexandra, rs we'll s. INC
community at large, that he has taken tor a
term OF yeas that noted and eligible es ,TS
lishmcnt known by the name OF the Gil
NOrEL, and once occupied by MIR Gadsoy'
whose distinguished abilities as publican
give it an eclal which the subscriber hopes
u preserve by his unremitted exeruo"s III
.Irordine to ali those who may confer on him
III. favor of their patronage, genteel and COM
irritable accomno oil tons. The sutsseriner
deems il Unnecessary to indicate the multi
pIicity of conveniences attached to the city
Hotel, and will Only submit description to
that portion Of travellers who have SO gene
rally attes.ed its numerous advantages,
James Brook.
February. 40. ia"
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Alex. Moore, keglste'
This is~to give Notice,

THAT the subscribers ot A!eAa'a'ls coy" :
~. in the district OF Columbia. nave oo'alH|a
from T., the Orphans Cour, Of ssil! county, let
Ter. ,es,anen.ary on. the es,ute OF OWEN
f. MAGnArn, ,1a,e Of the county aforesaid q
deed. ali persons H4vig claims against ,s'a
Diseased are hereby warned to exhibit lths
.a,m. w;,h the vouchers thereof. 70 the sub
: :sse' s on or before the 4!h 81 Aus next
or they may by law be excluded from all BE-
s.s, - s,;d estate, and those indebted there
n nc are required to make immediate psy% nsso
= Given under our hands this 18th gay off'-
VIM. Herbert.;,l
N. Fitzhugh,, ( E*r'.
Hugh Smith } ...v
Ees.is
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26
LANDING,

LANDING,
Fros, siOet Ranger, CAPT. Campbell, from Asv
6uryhort, and for sale by
Lawrason s. FoWle,
90 Barrels N. Z. Rum,
linus Museovado Sugar,
10 Hhds. New Orleans Molasses, Of . ~.
perior quality,
81 Boxes Mould Candles,
Aquadtity of Grass Rope.
February 90 Il.