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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-11
FOR SALE,
N O T l G. E.

n Q I | G. T..
TNHE Portrait and Miniature PAINTING
/ ROOM at Mr.. Guy Atkinson's, or Fair
fax street, is now open for the reception OF
Settlers every day in the week, between the
hours of ten and two, excepting Saturdays,
which are entirely dedicated to to the Admi-
rers of Liberal Arts, whom the Artists partl-
cularly invite to the above place; where the
likenesses of several persons taken here are
10 be seen.
Price Of Likenesses are as follow, piz.
For Portraits in Bust, so dollars.
For half size Portrait, 80 dollars.
For Miniature, IS dollars.
0 tober
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-11

JOHN G. LADD. :;
Has for sale, nosv landing from schooner Ca
gle, Cant Hasses, from Boston, -,
2o5 bags heavy sumatra Pepper, entitled
: 10 drawback on expectation.
so barrels Muscovado Sugars.
900 ,eams Writing and Wrapping Paper
IS tons Plaster Paris
~ STORE,
A quantity of Liverpool coarse * hne Salt
Mould and dipt Candles, Sherry Wine IN
o,,arter casks, Whiskey, and Cider Vinegar
y horsbeads and barrels, 9 by IL, 8 by 10
and 10 by IL Window Class.
100 pieces Russia Sheetlngs.
6 boxes Irish Linens, sc. &c.
September IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
a MISTAKE.

a MISTAKE.
a lively piece now insert,
think II not crime,
X will not do grain Of hurt,
TO fix il into rhyme.
a short time sine, was 1t sea,
All ION. the nr high,
4 Hlaa J1 .ccA aid c,y aloud,
= Vessel lie did spy.
He said it was British ship,
For he could plainly soy,
1t carried as much as forty guns
lie felt as tho he'd die.
In fine. to tel the truth right plump,
This Vessel he did spy
He saw It through an old hand pump.
NWith Democratic eye.
1t was litth fishing boat,
Which then was passing BY,
Thus democrats can see great sights,
At any time they try.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

ciicipies Of error they have claim on our
compafhon. And further incentive RI a
ienient conduct, il ihoulL De remembered thai
re atr f,oz7 Hrz y-f nu.5 ~ i5-y ID tfszv 49,
BY either party therefore NJ ana heIna filuId
he hurled, and pFonencis 20 pcriecutiUn
lh0uld BE- erzdica;ed The Ouakers. i'll their
addrels 10 James ths "a, o. IT. acceiIron tod
him that they undgritoo4 he was no more of
the etabIiihed religion than rhemlevus.
" We therefore hope lay thew .hat hyu wig
allow " that liberty which thou takelt thy
ielf" The terms frLHm and bsrety are III tie
mouths u many, and iti nn anfrrl enr cafa
10 iind that thoie who uie them moR leaf IN
derltand their real import Dr Campbell
twho fayoured the pu5iic With an excellent
tranhAion of the Four Ggfleisa tll4- c0a
eiufiSs iFarned defer a. Ag i.hfl.r
No perfoz lays he) who III THE SairIr W.
caudor and charity adheres to THAT which to
the belt Of his Judgment il right, though III
his opinion he ihouId be IniRaken, IL IN the
fcripMral fence either 5zbim1tie III deystie and
he, Oh the contrary, whatever feet he seongs
60, is more entitled 20 thole odious aDpeIIa-
tions who is mon apt 10 throw il Oh Others y
! Would 10 God that this obleryati0n were en-
graved on the memory Of every Individual ia
Chriltendom
Upon the advantages arilng from Chrilaa
moderation, we might largely expatiate, and
TO detail the evils which have flown from ar
unenlightened and furious zeal, would be 10
tain my page With blood Bllhop Hall, in the
lait century wrote rTeatIle on moderation,
and has ditcuffed the iubject with thAg eo-
quence and ability which are peculiar 10 an
bis writings. BUT iliis great and good man,
\ towards the ciole of the fame treatife, forget
ting the principles which he had been rcul-
eating, devotes one ioIitary page 70 the czute
Of intolerance. This page he concludes wiJh
theie remarkable e ,prellons---" Mafc- CGivia
afs KEEL qSProcs biHsitT 20 Gods church in
bringing Servetus To the fake at Geneva N
Befed Jeius how art thon wounded III the
houie of thy friends After this deplorable
inftance Of human inconfitency, fhnuId nor
the mott eminent Of Thy followers beware, left,
by Indulging even in he lightea degree =
fpirit OF intolerance, they he inienIbiy led Ell
ther to adoption 20 applaud practices which
under the fpecious maik Of an holy zeal, oat-
rage The hflt principles Of humanity To
love our oura Pa,J only, il 10 ute the word. Of
the excellent Or. Dodirge) MOI Aing eilc than
ssif lovs reflected. The mon jealous partizans
therefore, are revelling il EFF g,9tgfs0trorI
EvaAl Slsfsb-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
9eistfllaEeous 0elettions.

We learn from an official source that
the Constitution, Capt. Hull, now lay
ing in the Chesapeake, is ordered to
hold herself in readiness to take out 70.
81 Barlow, William Lee, Consul at
Bordeaux, ard two other gentleman to
Paris. She is not to sail until the u
nited States frigate Essex arrives with
Mr.. Pinkney, our Minister at London.
Bali haher.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
MpreDment Of americans By Tie
BrHib.

There is no fubje4, refpealng
which there is 10 much error, 70
much fallhood, and 70 much wrong
imprelIion as the impeachment Of a.
mericans BY the Britifh. That A.
merlcans are )0mstime5 impreGed by
Brltiih officers is true ;-teGbJ even
when they are known TO be Ameri-
cans. This, however, ieldom, if ev-
er, haPpens-and conGdering the
number Of officers which the 3ririfh
have in their navy, the nature Of
man, and other circumstances, par
ticularly the famcnefs Of language,
and the fact that Englifhmen often
have American Pro-etfi2nS, and A.
mericans fometimes without Protec-
ti0nJ, We mutt allow that impreH-
ments Of any kind happen much les
often than one would imagine. IF
any one doubts this let him inquire
OF merchants. fupercargoes. matters,
&c. who are able to give him the
requifte information upon the iub-
JaSt and We are certain tina; he will
be convinced Of the truth Of our re-
marks. We are aware that il will b>
fald We are Tories, Brltilh Partizans,
&c bat we deny and defqife the
charga. We are true Americans
ard ". can never believe thar our
caule is 10 be leryed BY FaJb50L
[BoiloH Cazl
-------- ------- -----
Lst 70 K tar.fui q tfs to5e ub0 ai5-r fin ~
4pb kf1asfTs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

II the tovnof Scroon, N. Y Adm Allard.
aged II ; instantly Killed BY tire discharge
cr gun, III the hand, Of anotliervOun4 nan
-HATned Aaron Trayer The circumstance.
were,. that A!lsrd was passing he Hotf4e Xxi
Traver, N the street, which cau~td w ,irr
to bark The night was dark Young Ira
yer went to the dJor, when liz supposed lie
saw uog Or ntNer large aaiGi4l, above the
door yaFu. lie eturncd. took his gin, and
gam went forth, followed ny y-ln,rrr
h.lther with iight iTagins hs heard tie
animal in 1ne roAL, he hssJ, and lodged 36
duck shot III Aliard'a fec and neck. winch
..nsi anti' coughs him 70 Ehe ground, who're
tie eKnirad
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
AMAZINGLY IMPoRTANT |!
Short rg7et7iOns on Commodore
R0Ceyf' deb1tcb


Ii is 10 be regretted, that Commo-
dore Rogers fhould have imputed the
motive Of a with "to gain promotion"
70 capt. Bingham. = Military men
fhouid always abltain from reflections
OF this nature aga.nif gallant oppo-
nent.-If as capt. Bingham aGerted,
he took the Preildent to be an enemy,
he did no more than the Commodore
would have done in like circumitan-
ce5. What would Commodore Rog-
ers fay, if capt. Bingham in his off.
cial defpatch ihou!d intimate thar
the commander of the PRECEDENT at
lacked an inferior chip for the pur-
pole Of gaining promotion /? He
would feel indignant at the fuggef-
ton.
Commodore Rogers fpeaks Of the
prcmeditated inlult, and Of the &C.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
1actrp.

We publish the suiioned communication
rather Oh account nf The sentiment il con.
vels, than for the beauty or elegance Of the
pOG-g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

81 enquired Of Tpne-lo whom
faid |, was erected this building,
which you havs levelled TO the
ground ? Tine made no anfwer
but lPread his quick wings and hai-
tened his fight. then fpoke to
'F..ms-O thou, the parent Of all
that furvivvs +! Thou Who She cait
her troubled and orrow-lwolen eyes
upon the ground, in the attitude Of
one Whole heart is too fun to utter
words. Wondering and contuled az
what | had feen, | was turning aide
from the monument, when ! faw
ObAvisH itePping from Goor ~ ttohe-
Thou, exclaimed |, thcu niue ~
acquainted with il aa, a-w r1 Wy
lie interrupted inc with sot-1 Ike
deep thunder at ! dillar1e-l care
not what II has bss. HID ~ r5.y r-t-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17


Laf week, while ta- -c
employed in the interior 2f ..e
vault. ineagre figure. bias -.
bead to foot ,glided into the Il p--rg.
manfon. Inc man whole ey1 h.
caughr ! glimpse Of the fpectre. De-.
came inltantly petrihe5 with horror.
his fperch forlook him aud Il was
only By vigorous effort that hc
could jig the elbow Of his fellow,
and point 70 the object Of alarm. -
Like the flock from the electric
fpark the terror was communicated BY
the touch but the fymptom5 were
not 70 itrong ID the (rcond as ia the
frit fuhject. Taking courage, he
addreiled the ghoa in faultering ac-
cent" In the name OF God, what
is your errand 70 this world \" s (
have 10 errand, (replied the ghoa)
| was going pait and thought | would
jalt lock III" iese grateful POUNDS
initantly difpellsI the illlGons, and
the workmen recognized the well
known voice Of ntighboring chm
ney iweepcr.- Lm. PAP.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
The Cenevan Premier

i he GeneVln Premier
Has become obnoxious To some Of the
democratic editors, who seem resolved
to bring him down from his present
elevation. In their zeal, perhaps they
may oyercharge and miss their object.
But II IS not improbable, that the con-
uovtrsy may tend to disclosures inter
esting to the public.
III the whole truth relative 10 dissen-
lions between members "a the cabinet
and their connexions were to be made
known, there might be information Of
secrets north Knowing. AS spectators
Of the controversy, we are for allowing
fair play between them. But We would
not be understood to say this from any
special regard to the retired Secretary
Of State, who has been offered mis-
sion by way of the Baltic sea. Nor do
| we profess to cherish prediction for
the GeneUan Premier; although Presi-
dental favour, like the woodbine, may
delight to encircle him.
Some anti fcdcraIists contend that it
IS enlightened Patriotism and republican
Honesty, to declare our Rulers right
where we believe them wrong-and 10
be silent though We see they are, for
want Of skill, running the ship on brea-
kers.
The Democratic Editor OF the Baltimore
Evening Post, thus humourousy satirizes
the eNrayagaat pomp Of his friend Nap Bo-
naparte.
AMAZINGLY IMPORTANT
Bulletin ot The black Prince of Hayti:
April T-At nine this morning his royal
hlghness the Prince reached the second dav
n his age" tie passed an excellent night
and blessings on his Atfle zgooliy head, his
health cannot be better.
(Signed) JOACHIM, field marshal and
Governor Of the Prince.
Same day, II the evening his highness
after taking qnant snf sugar and water, was
clouied IN the presence Of her grace the
Duchess Of Darkness, governess Of his roy
4 hIghness, and went to sleep.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
NEW STORE.

EVebbeT < Merrill,
LIAVE iuR received and now offer for fale
: : 4 the ltOre No ,, ExeBasge G,cet, lately
occupied by J. Emerion * Son-an afort-
giell cf
Fang y Staple Goods,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
Conway'S Lemon Syrup !

VI Wy H-OIHUI OYIup
nNF bottle Of which win make 3 or 1
gallons If excellent Punch or Lemonade
il a. inltant--each bottle coutalns nearly the
Juice II 5 dozen Lemons and 2 is. Of sugar
and 10 The coniumer j. a faving Of II leaa
IS per cent--2Sd TvH KEEP goo5 IL OH efz.fe5-
prepared aud Told whoieia!e (oaE,J ~ be scle
Pns'isf0r, w i Conway, Chemil, No 8. Ire
mont Il. Bolton, ren9vei /,e1 No a, Charles
ftFeet. and retail hy Mr.. S Patten, Bookseller,
Portland = Babion, Wlcs1et-GoodsIe, Hal
loweil--Dr Joel r Ellis, +uguaa-T4ppan,
Portfmouh-Dod Todd, Saco--and rUG
Druggits aud Bonkfters Of rcfpectability
throughout the United Staies a. Mere are
g.Haias 4ri.G TX ps-s.i Di.s7ioaf ~ ~ bhls Il
.sr-si M Conway - a h5sYai A5,syaf
4 uL4eiaf fmsb-as,s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

No. }, NKsssFS h0zgs 3IhfItr -aHttf, 1fAt
door 70 IHtSas. II. Smith t. O..
HAS received large assortment of
ENGLISH GOODS, which he viii sellat
very low prices-of which are
Elegant Lace Wells toll Cloths
with double bord t3andanna and Fl.gg
ers, very cheap. / HandkerCh!ets
London Prints, ) 4 &tColt0n 10 & Madras
= 4 wide Handkerchief
Cepperplates & Fur +WliJe Cotton do.
INJURIES tFancy, Jaconeu, In
White Cambricks, ALT da and Crayat
prices | Muslins
Black < colord do tCotton Umbrellas
y great variety oftBluk, Olive s Drab
light Z dark Ging Neiyeus
hams tn dish toes
--,R, SHawis tIhdIa do
Twiil'd and plain cot-+ Black, White and
ton ID / Plaid LusLrings
Muslin 20 tBlack Grape
CambrIck and com do Mode
mon Dimoties IA variety IF Ribbons,
Fist quality blue andt Duroys, Durants &
yellow N2nkms SAailoons
Washington Stripes RusseIs & Russellels
and Grandurels tWhite Jane
B1mbazetis tLinen Cambrick
Fancy Vcsungs tIInen Check
Royal ribbed do Irish Linens, all Pri-
Ladies long and short ces
| KID Gloves drown Linens
do. silk < cotton do +Quality < shoe bind
DO silk and Cettort dings
| ATmletts tCOtIUn balls
Gentlemen's cotton, Black Sewing silk
| doe-skin and leath- Patent Thread
er Gloves tCoat Buttons
| Ladies colored andt Basket do
white Cotton Hose tShlrt Buttons
Gentlcmen's silk, cot tSilk and Scarf Twist
ton, thread x wor TAPES and Bobbins
sted Hose films and Hair Combs
! DO Cotton Socks TFerretts sc. &c. sc.
| Real Superhne Broad Cloths fine and
common ditto, at reduced prices Cass-
| mers and Stockinett.-Town and Country
customers, are assured that all the above
articles shall actually be sold cheap, and
they are requested to call.
NLy 3 (9w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17


--AMosc WHICH ARE
SuPerIEe aud com miK'd cotton Ho(e
mon broadclOths Womeu's white and
C4lllmeres n4le DO
Berlin Cords Men and Women's
Patent Plains black Worried DO
Tiannels aud B2izes RuGeils-Durants
Fancy Veitiug Shzlioons-- KAtfinett
Black * color'd Cam Brtlih Shrung Cot
bTIcs ION
Cotton Clflimercs ColerAin do
Warrington Stripes India do
Jane-BuH NaLkLs do Calico
Cotton Ve.ve,s do Checks
Blue and yellow Nan Long whit kid Gloves
kns Short 10
Black Italian Grapes do coor'd 90
Black LuitriDgs Mems beaver aud r.
llaen Cambncs ~ buckikin Cloves
Long Lawn Italian Sewing silk
Cotton CamoFIcs Gilt, PLACED feel coat
Variety Fancy hLul- and ven Buttons
linz Fancy do
Cambria aud common Tapes and BJbhins
Dimities Pins--Iinen Thread
Cinghan!s Color'd ID
Calcos Silk 81 cotton Ferrets
Black ak Hkfs Galloons-Braces
Six and cotton Ban Cotton Umbrellas
dumas Diapers-Fullian
Madras Hkfs Mlenett, IL. Ee
Mems white, black &
"a selecting their Goods fpecial pains have
been taken to procure such As may be Deepen
dsd upon for durability we'll a. elegance
They offer them ar fair price, and lolicit
Purehaiers 20 call On them before they get
" stsaPsatI with ihop worn goods Boyg5l II
-4ssliaa. May 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17


petition Of the premeditated infult in
capt. Bingham's firing into the Pref
ident. Does not this 60 upon the
idea that he knew that the PRECEDENT
was an American frigate
Is not this totally oppo(ed 10 the
whole defpatch Of the Commodore 7?
Woald a Britifh frigate or loop Of
war run away from a friend or one
that The thought fuch +? Would ihe,
10 ufe his own words) " be ltudioul-
ly anxious to avoid a meeting? Is
It more extraordinary that capt. Bing-
ham fhould not know the PRECEDENT
10 DC an American frilate, than that
Commodore Rogers (hould not know
the Little Belt, to be Britilh fhip |?
Yet he fays he did not know TO what
nation fhe belonged-nor could even
at or before fun down difcern her
colours which fhe purpofely hoiGed.
But even admit that fhe faw the A.
merican colours--do not the French
frequently chafe under our colours,
and even under Britilh colours And
what could the Britifh capt. infer
from the 8 hours continued attempts
to bring him to action, bur that the
PrciIdent was an enemy
Commodore Rogers has, untortu-
nately, in his attempt to prove. that
he was not influenced by any pique
againft the Bsitlfh flag, ihewn that
he feels mott fen6bly the infults re-
ceiVed by him or by the nation from
Britiih fhips Of war. We had
thought that Commodore Rogers had
received polite and friendly treatment
from Britilh fhips, and except the
attack on the Chefapeakc, we had
believed that our officers bad always
experienced every attention, and the
highef degree Of military refpe6t
from the Britiih navy.
such we know was the conftant
declaration and teitimony Of Tn late
luxurious Preble.
| If capt. Bingham really fuppcfed
The Prshdent 10 be al enemy, was rye
to blame ? Has he not fuffrred
enough for his mifake ! Why then
ieek for motives which will degrade
him ? Capt Bingham knew the chat
ing thiP to Be his hyperion ; he ran
away from him for eight hours
Could not Commodore Rogers as
well have known the force Of the
fhiP he was chaGng' 1t appears to
us, that the baft of the cafe for the
American character, is that it was a
miitake, in which cafe, there ihould
be no exultation no boat Of PROV
efs or difplay Of fpirit. The WORT
iide of the cafe is, that it may re(ult
in hottie feelings on the other tlde,
and in the repetition Of iimilar milf
takes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

Loaf u LUMP SUGAR.
ToSEPH POPE, No z, Mu1eys Row, has
J jua received
d b bars Philadelphia refined SUGAR,
which he offers for fale on Reasonable terms
Pos Aaz9, Oh No 10 (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

THE fuhGcriber hereby gives public natice
70 all concerned, thar fhe has been duly
and taken upon herleIf the trutt u
On The eitate Of
SOLOMON MITCHELL,
late Of Northyarmouth. il The county or
Cumberland, yeoman, deceafed, by giving
bond a. he law cireets--lhe therefore requeRs
All PEI 'o's who are indebted to Tie iaid de-
ceaIeds clate, to make immediate payment
and thote who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the Game 20
pORCAS MITCHELL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
ID. 81 NJ. DANA.

HAVE Jun received freih luppIy Of
: WGt-Lr-lia Goad5 e Groceries,,
among which are the following 60
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
WILLIAM ONNARD,

No. S, NHgssF's Rozg, MaArfs-Sucer, rc1t
door n lHtsas. II Smith t. O..
HAS received a large assortment If
ENGLISH GOODS, which lie viii selEat
very low prices-of which are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

The Democratic Editor of the Baltimore
Evening Post, thus humourousIy satirizes
the eNrayagaat pomp Of his friend Nap Bo-
naparte.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

The above Goods are ali cfthe fri quality
and viii be fold on reafonab!e terms
~ Merchants aud Ship Matters may
Dc tupplIedwlth Cabin Or ihip stores on rea-
IonaOle ternis-Allo, Families may be iuppli-
ed A. low a, cau he Purcha ed il town, and
fettie their bills quarterly. Conhant atten-
dance, and every favor gra sfulIy acknowl-
dyed. JONATHAN STUART.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
WeR-Mdia Goods 4 Groceries.

FOR fale by the fubfcriber, al his fore il
: FoyeF,ee, nearly oPPoGte the head Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

Cognlac Brandy
Hollands Gin
American 90
Oh Jamaica Spirits
81. Crcix md Antigua
Rum
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-01
Milton, November 17,h, 1910.

HAViNG qualified as Executor Of
L i Thomas Gi!liat, deceased, am rea-
dy to receive what is due to said estate
and to adjust am just claims against it,
am duly authorised also TO receive what.
ever is due 10 the late firm Of Giilia, s.
Kirby. And being deslrous of closing
these matters as expeditiuusiy as,aos slble,
those indebted either TO The es:aE SsShe
said late firm, will please take roHcs That
unless paymen is made or satisfactory ar.
engagements are entered into without de.
lay, shall put all claims into the haads
of a;tornies for collection.
JOSEPH CALICO, Exe'r
Of Thomas Giliiat, decd.
Richmond. Sep AZ 1910. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-01

g He great injuries and Inconvenience sas ia.
tanned for n long course of time BY the sub
scribers from persons who pass through their
lands some for the purpose of hunt ng * fish
ing. and others trespassing under those pre-
texts, compel them for the protection of their
property ,toput an entire stop 70 such practices.
Were it possible 70 distinguish between those
who commit no injury and others, the sdbscri.
bers would do so with pleasure but2s this is
impossible the prohibition must Ibe general.-
We do therefore forbid all persons &omj pas
sing through eur lands or ranging on Them
without permission, under the penalty of be-
ing proceeded against rs trespassers.
Ihoa,ds 6wtonL Ricd! Cnrd,
Robt Pace, Y1sl. S Smith,
i'm. Whue, = MrshnH
Gas. 7srnGa, Gervas S;orrs,
Davia G2cbson, Lewis Tr9ehedrt,
Rob-. Wh,se I'm. Burton,
May Craig, SAM. z. Parsons.
Befy. Du.Ydir 3Os. c. Pe~san's,
November %, 1910
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-01

JUST arrived per the Brig Diligence,
y capt, Tracey, from Liverpool, very
general assortment of
G O O D S,
contained in 3iS packages, and will be
sold by the piece or package--viz=
Super6ne Cloths. single and Dole, Milled
Cassimeres, Swapsdowns, Dble. Milled
Drabs, Ceatings, Dufhls, Plains. kerseys,
Kendall Cottons, Rose and Duffil Blankets,
Pellicse Cloths, Plain and Spotted Elan
nels, Imperial and Fancy Cords, Velvets,
velveteen. Veiverets, aud TabIy Velvets,
Ladies Gentlemen and Youths Worsted
and Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. Irish
Lnnens, Brown Hollands, Shifting Cot
tons, White aud Color'd. Cotton Cam.
brics, CalIicoes, Dimities, Jeans, great
variety of Muslins, Cd Seeded Null Robes,
jubilee Corded Gauze, Cut and Diagonal
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded Jaconet,
Birdseye, and 6 Diapers, Towelllngs, aud
Table Damask, Cotton and Thread Edg-
ings and Laces, Fancy Embroidered Mus.
lin Trimmings, Ladies Bordered and Prin-
ted Pocket Handks. Fancy Romalls, Mad.
rass and Pullicat, do. FaGeS Silk and
Cotton Ginghams, Mems Silk Has. Mems
and Boys Wooldo. Servants. Glazed do.
Suspenders, Sewing Cotton and Thread
assorted. Coach Lace, Gallons, &c. sc.
lORetneT WIFI BrSdt variety VI i1hND'
WARE AND CUTLERY, and a few Ca.
ses particularly suitable for Country Stores,
Mems Saddle Trees, Chaise do. Black
smiths Tools, States.
ALSO-ELEGANT TABLE CHINA
SETS, well assorted, Crates and Casters.
The balance of the Fall supply is expec.
ted by the first arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted, Cotton asd
Wool Cards assorted, Swedish and Coun.
try Iron, Jamaica aud Antigua Rum, i'm
ported in 1905, New do. Pennsylvania
Whiskey, Green Coffee, Salt Rice, Cot
tom Flax, Indigo, CoppcIas, Salt Petre,
Cus aud Wrought Nails assorted, Bar
Lead, Soap, Cut Herrings, Tar, Lumber,
| &C. &c.
Iwould, also sell, 1000 Bbls. Tar, Tur-
pcntibe and Resin. 150. 900 White and Rad
| Oak nogshesd Slaves, deliverable in Nor
! folk, OF at CITY Point u Cash gwen Tor
Country Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richmond, Oct. II, 1910. GeptD