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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-13
The Subscriber
Offers for Sale, on moderate terms, thefollo7pin!
V.aLU.ABLE PROPERTY:
July I I


Offers for Sale, on moderate terms, the following
V.aLU.aBLE PROPERTY:
A LOT OF Ground, situate at the lower
end of Fairfax-street, running with the said
street one hundred and seventy-six feet, Sc"
ven Understanding on Jefferson street, one
hundred and twenty three feet FIVE inches,
and containing half an acre. The improve.
ments on this Lot, consist of an excellent
and completely finished two story brick Dwell
ling House, with every convenient out house
Ia good Pump in the yard, and Garden,
which with proper attention might be made
highly productive.
Also,
A small piece of Wood Land, containing
about fifteen and an half acres, fronting on
the Mount Vernon road, adjoining the coun-
try seat Of MIR. Andrew JAMESON, and about
three miles from the town. This land is not
more than one quarter of mile from the
Hunting Creek Turnpike Road, and it is sup
posed will average about IS or 40 cord Of
wood to tine acre.
Also, a Tract of Land, on the
South 81 of Hunting Greek about two hun
dred yards from the Turnpike Road, con-
tanning above fifty one acres. Upon this
Tract are several valuable seats for build
ing, commanding view of Alexandria,
Washington, part of Georgetown, and a
considerable length of the river. 1t has
some good low ground and a valuable POGO
sin attached to it. Apply to
]. D. Slmms.
July e. cost
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New Medical Publications

W." HCoNdl uDllCdLlOllS
Just received, for sale by JAMES KENNEDY:
sen. King-street.
The London Medical Dictionary, last edi.
ton, improved from VI otherby, by Doctor
Parr
Quincy's Medical Lexicon.
DR.. Rush's Introductory Lectures.
william On Cutaneous Disorders.
Albert on Malignant Intermittents.
Bree OH the Asthma.
North on the Spotted Fever.
Currie on the Diseases most preva-
lent in the United States.
Desaalt's Surgery.
Thacher's and Lewis's New Dispen-.
satory.
Reeves Medical Guide,
AND
The London Practice of Physic.
July IL eo7w
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lust Received


BY the slooh Deshatch, schooner Forttade,
and siooh Montezun,a, firm ho5oK--and
for sale by the subscr. Der
50 hogshesds Mn's0''aa' sugars
40 boxes Havana white & brown do.
SO bales Upland Cotton, of Superior
quality. .@a
10000 pounds Green Coffee.
10 bags Ginger.
boxes Irvine.
casks Fayal Wine!
so barrels Nsw-York prime Poke
100 barrels Tar.
10 hogsheads Antigua Rum.
40 tierces new Rice
90 crates Queens Ware.
Also, by tit: brig Sydney, Crisfin, from Lts
Oertool, Dia .No,tak.
Nine bales and one box, containing SUPER
fine navy blue and black Cloths, Plains, KerH
seys, and worsted Hosiery.
Newton Keene.
June s.:
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Public Sale.
On WEDNESDAY,, The oath Of July, will be
ert0sed to hubHc sale. on the PREMISES,
A Lot of Ground, held in fee
simple, situated on the south side of Duke.
street and the east side of Fairfax.street.
.4nd at the same time and place,
Another Lot of Ground, STU
ate on the south side of Duke-street & east
ward Of Fairfax street; subject to ground
rent of thirty six dollars sixty six cents; late
the residence OF John Dunlat, Esq. deceas-
ed The sale will commence at 4 O'Clock.
Terms Of sale-One third in hand, one third
in three months, and the other third in six
months; the p yments to be secured by good
notes negotiable in any bank in Alexandria,
and by deed of trust On the premises.
July IL cots
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

One Hundred Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY. on the lothJune last, from the
estate OF DANIEL M'CARTY, deceased, in
the county of Westmoreland, and state of
Virginia,
A Negro Man, named Giles :
carpenter by trade /; about six feet high,
strait and well made, about IS years of age,
dark complexion, has high nose and bushy
head, and may he said to be likely sprieht-
ly fellow. He had on homespun twilIed
yarn and cotton round jacket anu pantaloons
there Is no doubt but he will change bis
clothes, 1t is therefore thought unnecessary
to Gkscrlbe them more particularly 1t is
expected that he has procured pass, or a
forged certificate of his freedom, as he goes
from neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom he
might very readily obtain copy of their
pass or certificates of freedom 1t is conf.
IDENTIFY expected that he will endeavor to get
to some of the northern or eastern states.-
THIRTY DOLLARS will be given if taken
in the county if 40 miles from home FOR.
TY DOLLARS if60 miles SIXTY DOL
LARS; and if out of the state and secuted
in any jailso that l get him again, the above
reward, and all reasonable charges paid if
brought home.
Richard Stuart.
N. B. All masters of vessels & other per- s
sons are hereby forewarned from harboring
or employing the above described negro man,
at their peril, or under the severest penal
ties of the law. r S.
July 8. 2awtf
~ The editors of the National Intelli.
gencer, Washington, and Federal Republic
can, Baltimore, are requested to publish the
above twice week till comtermanded, and
send their accounts to this Office for pay
msnt
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PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will offer at public sale, on
THURSDAY the 18th inst at his store
on King street, on a liberal credit, all dis
STOCK nv 7'R dDE, consisting of
A general assortment Of Groceries.
AND AT THE SAME TIME,
His Household & Kitchen Fur
nlture:
Among which are
An excellent Mahogany Side Board, Sc
cretary, Bureau, Tables, &c.
Also, the time of an elderly yellow Wo-
man who has two years to serve from the
first day Of January, 1912.
D. Bixby.
July II dts,
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PUBLIC SALE.

viii be added to Tuesdays Sales,
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson & Green
Teas one case Country Stripes, Checks
and Bed Ticks, SC. on credit.
P. c.. MarSteller.
July IL
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Potomac COMPANY.

OLo1AIoS SOlAAHoAlJs
NOTICE is hereby given, that an Annua
Melting of the said Company, will be hele
according to law at the UNION TAVERN
in Georgetown, on Monday the sth day Of
August next.
By order efthe Board.
Jos. Carleton,
Treasurer Potomac Company
Georgetown, July s---lo dtSl.
LANDING
From schooner Washington, and for sale,
$50 barrels Rum,
SO bags Sumatra Pepper,
500 pieces first chop Nankeens,
800 yards first quality Tow Linen.
Also IN STORE,
Bar Iron, Russia bleached & brown Sheet.
ing, Ravens Duck, Spanish Segars.
I. William Smith.
July II d3txlaw3w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-04

priety, rood Filth, honor, dignity' with VIVA.
i1stre displayed by the actors III sucn ases'io
On the other hand the colonies are by the te-
nor of the same compact bound by statutes
for their regulation and government, ana
therefore the power conferred upon them 10
mate laws is limited by this qualihcahon'
g ia ouod lepas STINT rationi conson2 ct non
ren,,rnantes, nei co.traria, sed quoad con'e-
nienter heri poterit consentane9 iesiouS
statutis, consuehedinibus,ac Jurlbus regli Ar
e6e." If the colonies are subject to taxes
imposed without their consent, they nave 10
property: for that which man hoids ny
tenure so precarious as the will and pleasure
of another is not his. If, my lord, usage ana
charters are to be rejected, either the consti-
tuition of the colonies is defective, and AFFORDS
no principle Of decision, or principle mas Dc
advanced when decisive infcrences may oe
drawn: if defective in not having exactly ae-
fined the condition or subortlinauon OF the CO.
lonists in not having described them as emu,
tied to 10, or to some degree OF constitutional
liberty, how, or by whom shall the qucStioh
be decided, the defect be remedled !-mereiy
by parliamentary declaration asserting IN
exemplary terms the power OF parliament 70
be unlimited If this be agreeable to the
rules of right and justice, SO is any tyranny
armed with power to enforce its mandates.
But parliament may vehemently assert and
declare again and again, "Nobis lmPerlum
in omnibus nos dedimus, vobis obsequl glori-
am" and the plenitude of the assumption by
making it the more detcstable' also makes It
the more ;mpotent. What the consequence
may hereafter be of this attribute OF parila-
mentary omnipotence, if it should wean the
colonists from all affection towards the mother
country, when the rapid population OF I'm.
nense territories shall make them very hume
rous, it would not derogate from the prudence
or dignity of parliament most maturely to
consider. A present sullen and reluctant
submission to oppression when it cant be re-
sisted is presage, not to be disre garded, OF
future resolute and active opposition, when
prospect of success may prompt and animate
exertion. I.
ITO be concluded in orr neat.
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INTERESTING ORIGINAL LETTER,
F,on DANIEL DuLANY, Esq. of Annapolis, to
Lord DARTMOUTH, sc. &c.
Written 6.fore the Declaration Of .d"ieri-
can Indshendence.
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COMMUNICATED for the .flerasdria Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01

'IE Sherias of the counties of Surry, Isle Of
4 Wight and Prince George, composing
distreti OF Chasioue. Halifax and Prince I'd.
ward, composing another dis,ritt; Of Gloucester
M y! and Mathews, Composing another
distra of Spotsylvana, Orange, Madison and
Cuipeper, composing another distTid: of Lou.
don and Fsuquier, composing anoher distrid
aad OF Frederick, Jefferson, Berkeley, Hamp.
shire and Hardy, composing another distrid
which several districts constitute the I'd CIas. Of
the Senate of Virginia, are requested to take no.
tice that an ecaiony in rotation is TO 6c held
on the court days of their respective counties IN
the month of April next, for the election of
senator toJepre'ent each of the said distrias, in
the General Assembly, for four years next en-.
suing.
THO. HANSFORD, c.s.
Febrsary 1st, 1911. I'm
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IMPORTANT INFoRMATtoM.

tThc following is but another item, from an
undeniable source. oi'those fraudulent means
that have been resor,ed to by England TO fal-
sify and degrade our flag and indirectly to
destroy our legitimate commerce. We have
heretofore taken notice of the hue and cry
raised against Mr.. Consul FoRsEs, by certain
morality. The reader will recollect similar
demonstrations that were raised against our
Minister at RusSia. The following shows at
once the cause OF their ou,cry and the vndi-
cation against it. Boston Patriot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01

ON Monday, the 11th day Of March newt
" being court day. will be exposed. to pub
lie sale, ut Campbell court house, un credit
of one two and three years. equal payments,
IRE Joi!oS.ing Lots and Lands, uis.
One Tract of Land,
In the county Of Campbell, on the waters Of
Beaver and Pcssum creeks, containing $50 n.
cres, by aiate and accurate survey, and includ.
ing part of VIVA, is called cooper's mountain.
Also, another Tract of Laud,
In the said county, on the branches of Postum,
Rock Castle, and Flat Greeks, containing $50
acres, and bounded by Stevenson's, Gamblers
and Martins lands.
Also, another Tract of Land,
In said county, containing $40 acres, on the
head branches OF the south fork of Falling Ri.
ycr, and upon the s. L. side of Long mountain,
and bounded by Cusby's Forbes. and Stith's
lands. 81.
Also, another Tract of Land,
In said county. containing 80 acres, on the head
branches of the south fork OF falling River. on
both sides of the main road, and boun deti by
the Long mountain and Richard Stith's lands.
Also, another Tras, of Land,
In Campbell county. on the branches of beaver
creek, containing 400 acres.
Also, another Tract Of Land.
Situated on the western branches of Buffaloc
creek, in the county of Campbell, cont aiming
$50 acres, and commonly known by the name
of Turner'S place.
Also, LOTS No. 4 and S,
Each half acres, situated on the main street
IN the town OF New.London, on which are
Store and Dwelling House.
Also, LOTS No. 45 and 46,
In the said town, containing acres, adjoining
the above halfacrs lots, wherein a barn other
out.houses now stand.
Also. LOT No. ~,
situated in said town, containing II acres.
And 40 and 43,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01
PATENT MEDICINES
Wo9v in use, Siz

A'ia az The most approved dntibiliious
Fills. I'm assortment Of Per/umery s.
Sap. Painters materials. Dying
Drugs, SIC. SIC.
AS an establishment of this kind has been
long wanted in this part OF the city, it is
hoped those residing in this vicinity will \.
vail them selves of the convenience now Of
fered them, and be assured that all orders
will be punctually attended to, and no ar.
iicie put up but Of the first quality and on
as moderate terms as at any other store
III this city.
Richmonds jan. "a, 1911. ep2w&wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01

EOR SALE-The HOUSE and
Il LOT at present occupied by cap
tain Goodwin, at Rockets.
Also The LUMBER HOUSE
and LOT, adjoining Denny's Rope
Walk, at present occupied by MIR.
Werth.
Terms may be known by applying 70
FOSTER & SA1CHELL.
Sept. 8, 1910. wifi
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Dry Gods 1 Groceries ;

1000 acres Military Land in the state of Ohio
1000 aces do. in Ken,ucky--
5000 do. do. in HARRISON and Randolph
counties, for sale low or barter for other pro.
perry,
The highest price given for Tobacco, Wheat,
Flour ans Hemp also bills Of Exchange. Bank
Stock, Turnpike and James River Compauy
Shares negotiated his Office. Cash raised on
good notes, and all kinds o. bank notes changed
at moderate premium. Debts collected and
merchants and other aceompts liquidated with
Dispatch, by BARTLETT STILL.
Factor c, Comnrsiion 4sfeyehQ,f.
Bell Tavern, Richmond,
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also, a Tract of Lana,

Adjoining the above lots, containing 200 acres.
which land fhomas Reid purchased of PANE
la CrumP, as VIII appear by the deed OF Inc
denture, recorded in the district court of New,
London.
The above Lots and Lands were formerly
the property of Mr.. John Forbes, dec. and of
Mr.. Thomas Reid, and now belong to the late
hrin OF Buchanan, Dunlop & Co. They win
be shewa to intending purchasers by III Tho.
mas Ke'd' who lives at Campbell courthouse,
or by James Penn. Esq. who lives near NJ ",
London, and any further information REQUIRED.
may n, DC obtained u;on application to NJ; John
iomPklns OF Richmond, or TO the subscribers.
Roh,rt Pollok,
John Dunlop.
Petersburg, February IS. 1911. ids.
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THE ri. ACk
A,uIia" 64A.zg Barb,

WILL stand, the ensuing season, at the
w stable of the subscriber, in the county
of Chesterfield, five miles from Goodies
aud Bev,li's Bridges, on Appomattox RI
YER, and IS miles from Richmond and Pc.
ters5urg, TO cover mares at the moderate
price of S 80 the season, dischargeable by
the payment of 8 90 within the season,
which will commence t. at day of March,
and expire the last da uly. Any gen.
tleman who will send t,.. sc mares, of his
own property, shall be eHtitlea to the sea.
son of one GRATIS 5z
The Black Arabian Barb arrived in A..
merica about Ave months ago; and as he
came from a country where pedigrees are
not registered, no pedigree was received
with Inn: The subscrIberJ however, will
state, that he is horse of an unusual size
for an Arabian. being about II hands high,
of great bone and muscular powers, with
great activity and from the letter which
Col. Lear Jour Consul in Algiers) wrote to
to VIM. Thornton, Esq. of Washington. to
whom this horse was sent, he was certain.
ly selected from the best stock IN that
country, as the following extract from
VIM. TEor nton. Esq. to tue subscriber will
show
&C. This noble animal was lately sent on
the joint account of Col. Lear, our Consult
General to the Barbary powers resident
at Algiers, and myself. by the Consul's
letter, this horse was bred in the Noun.
tains of Algiers--and though many OF the
horses in the Stables OF the Dey, are i'm.
mediately descended from Arapians, he
says he has reason to believe, that this
possesses as much of the trne Arabian
blood as any horse in the Regency. He is
full seventeen hands high, black, being the
favorite color among the Barbs. and SO We.
ry famous as toal eetter, that Col. Lear
is very DESTROYS OF obiaiaing some of his
stock.
He observes, that he does not send a
Pedigree, as the people of Barbary do not
keep the m -.but that he is assured, by those
who knew tie horse that he is OF the first
and highest Arabian blood and that he is
highly valued, as possessing many OF the
points the most in estimation among the a.
rabs. The dress l received with him, l
am ashamed to send, as it seems filter tor
an Empress than Horse, being rich
crimson satin, spendidly woven with gold
flowers all over and sur: ounded with a We
ry deep fringe of crimson aud geld, aud
lined with L rich dasnask. His tail swept
the grouGd ON arriving at Baltimore--aut
1 am sorry that groom was SO officious as
TO shorten il.
e'ai h:dSeiey, OF hampton, who
mas possessed some of the best running
horses 10 America. wishes TO breed from
NM ana declares he never saw horse
with so many and such extraordinary run
ming polnts--I am of the same opinion.
This Horse is very SPIRITED auo vigorous.
though exceedingly gentle and good tenn
pered.
WILLIAM TdORNTON."
u The subscriber has good and extern.
slfe PsSturase gratis, and promises great
attenticn to mares, but no liability for acs
cidents or escapes. The Groora will exs
pect one dollar with each mare.
THOMAS BRANCH.
February 90 1911. wIOt paid
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LOTS No. 6 Gy ~,

RA virtue of deed of trust, bearing da.e
the 9Th day of April, 1902, executed
by Nathaniel Harris to ne for the purpose
OF securing SUN of money therein raenti..
oned, to the late firm of Buchanan, DunIco
Z Co. l will proceed on THURSDAY, the
2ist day of March next, if far, if not, the
hrst tar day thereafter, at 10 o'clock, ON
the premises, 10 sell at public Auction, on
credit OF one, two aad three years, (e.
quail instrumental
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Tracts of Land,

n
In the county OF Fluvanna, will be offered
at Public Sale to the highest bidder ut the
Courthouse of said county, on the 18th
day OF March next, being court day, viz.
TRACT lying on the branches of Ca.
rey's Greek, including the ground where
on the New Canton and Bryant's ferry
roads cross, and of course affords an ex-
ceilent stand fer ravern--it also has the
advantage Of contiguily to James River ma
vigation. This tract Contains 5o3 acres
according 10 very recent survey by the
county surveyor. Another TRACT living
on both sides of little Michunk Greek. near
or adjoining the North river, containing
upwards of 500 acress 20 be more correct
ly ascertained by survey. Both parcels are
well adapted to the product OF grain, and
large proportion OF each is good tobacco
land--but asst is presumed that purch asers
will choose to judge for themselves, l re .
fer them 70 John Fuquay and James Payne
living near the property for informal of
the boundaries. The terms are, one fourth
OF the purchase mopey TO be paid in hsnd,
and the balance in three equal annual pay
ments---a deed OF conveyance given on re-.
ceipt OF the FIST payment and deed OF
trust on the property required for securing
the other three.
WILLIAM II. PLEASANTS.
Acting Executor.
FEBRUARY 10th, 1911, Wv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01
In Goochiaaa cornty cowr, I'm Dec. $50

In GOOchiaHd County Cowt. l7fh Dec. 1910.
I'M the motion of Thomas Rldridea. ir nv
~ William G. Poiudexler his attorney, a n IN.
junction IS granted him to restrain Jesse Gle
ments from paying over or delivering 70 James
Turner, bis agents Or atlornies, a quantity OF
corn in his hands, the property of said Turner
until the further order Of this cour, and sub
poena is ordered TO issue against the said lanes
Turner and Jesse Clements accordingly, the said
Thomas Eldridge, il. having entered in,o bond
with John Philpst jr. his security conditioned
according to law for obtaining the said inlunai-
on. And IL Appearing TO The satisfaction OF the
court that the said JInAes Turner is not an inha.
bitant Of this STATE, on the motion Of the asid
Thomas Eldri5ge, jr. by his attorney Aforesaid.
'' is ofdefedJ that tl,e said James Turner do az.
pear here on The third Monday IN April next.
and answer the bill Of the said Thomas Eld,idse,
j.. sod give security for performing the deere &c
Of tits court, and hat a copy OF this order be
for hwith published in some public newspaper
printed in the city Of Richmond. fortw months
suceessively, and that anoher copy be posted AZ
the front door Of the courthouIe Of this county.
Copy. Tes,e,
w2m w. MILLER, c. G. c.
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II Tract Of LAM,

on Falls creek, in the county of Pittsylva..
MIA, containing by estimation 1910 acres,
more or less. being the same tract which
the said Harris inherited from his decea.
sed father, and on which there are a GOOD
Dwelling House, Store House, Distillery,
and many other improvements. Mr.. AL.
exander Brown, who lives on the land,
will shew it to intending purchasers, and
any information wan,ed may be had by
application to me ---Bonds with approved
security, To bear int 'est from the date,
will be required, but the interest viii be
RENTED it the principal is punctually
paid.
JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, FEB. IS, 1911. Uds)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01

THE subscriber continues TO act as Commits
sion agent, Stock Exchange and Tobacco
Broker. in this place, where he offers his services
to the pubic 10 transact general Commission Blu
siness, which he will entirely devote his attenti.
on toJ with a hope cf being able to execute to
advantage the varieus orders from the country
and else ~he,e with promp,itude. either IN the
sale or purchase OF the different articles curren,
in thus market; he will always consider IL hi
duty faithfully to observe the interest of his
friends by giving them the earliest information
respecting the state of our ma kets and other
circumstances that may occur, which he trust,
will ultimately tend to promote him in their c.
tees.
He has ere proof warehouse near the basin
OF the Canal, which isready for The reception of
all kinds of Storage on the shortest notice and
reasonable Terms, whers every exer,ion and IN !.
limited attention will be paid TO the interest of
those who may please TO honor him with their
confidence. He will also offer for sale, at pu5
lie Auction, every day at 8 o'clock, before the
door Of the Bell Tavern, or on the premises.
Land, Tenements, Slaves, Horses, Goods,
Wares and Merchandize, of every description,
THAT MS friends may please to consign him.
He will attend the sales of Goods and Csrpoes
on the wharves, and if not sold, s.oret in a fire
proof honse. Advances Of cash made e rcuuir.
ed, by BARTLETT STILL.
Tobacco Broker G. Vendue- Master.
Who has on hand for sale a great bargain. a
IuanIiky ef
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Sugar q Chocolate.

RECEiVED by the sIooop Hunter from
N New York,
81 Barrels prime Museovado Sugar,
rs Boxes Chocolate. -----For sale nv
ASA OTIS.
December IL