davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16
CONsTANTINOPLE. May 81.

Every preparation is making mere Tor
the most vigorous prosecution of the war,
both by sea and land. BY which all the re-
ports that have been circulated relative
10 the negotiations commenced between
Russia and the Porte. and the hopes ola
near approaching peace, are TO be consi-
derea as at least very doubtful.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16
PANSCOVA.J jane 6.

The commandment of the Servians. Mia
den Millowanouitsch. is returned TO Bel
grade, from the tour which he made upOn
the frontiers; Czerni Georges also arriv-
ed the day before Yesterday in that place.
ALI the preparations are ready for the
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16

opening of tho campaign. In Servia the
troops are all ready 10 march.
According to accounts from Turkey,
fresh troops arrive every day at head quar-
tiers at Schumla. The Grand Vizier is
there. 1t is said that he caused FIVE Pachas
to be deeapitaied, who refused to furnish
their contingents. He has sent, agreeable
to the order of the Sultan, considerable
detaehments to the neighborhood Of Nissa
and Widen.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16
pEyERsRURGH. June -.

Afee broke oat AT Cronstadi OF the 4th
inst. AMI consumed. notwithstanding all
the efforts which were empio,Sed to extin-
o,;sh il. al le;is, On wooden houses. This
accident is attributed 10 the negligence Of
a baker.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16
HERMSTADT. June 3.

1t is said that the Turkish garrison at
Warna consists of 10000 men. All the
cavalry is encamped before the gates OF
the town. We do not yet know whether
the numerous Turkish army which is form
ed betweea Widden and Nissa, is destined
to ac: against the Seryians, or undertake
the siege Of Rudschuck. It is believed
that the Captain Pacha. who has sailed
from the Canal with fleet one third more
strong than that Of last year, will place
himself at the mouth Of the Danube, to
prevent the Russian army from drawing
provisions and forage from the Crimea.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16

A very formidable warrior has Just made
his appearance in Boston, who calls himself
Ualzaee. His cry is loud and eager. Atten-
ton
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16
~ THE SLOOP
RNAe INDEPENDENCE,
OF tn MASTON,

Seven hundred barrels burthen Joseph
Steson, master now LAYING at MIR Daniel
M'Cleain's wharf take freight on rea-
sonable terms, for any OF the northern ports
For freight or passage adply to the Cap
tain on board.
SEPTEMBER Is
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16
MONDAY MORNING, Sept. 1e.

A very formidable warrior has Just made
his appearance in Boston, who calls himself
Hallaee. His cry is loud and eager. Atten-
ton
From the Boston Chronicle.
My VOICE THEN IS FOR WAR-open,
determined, UNRELENTING WAR--un-
til the rights we are entitled to as Nation,
are once more vinlicated, and our indepen-
dence is once more established by sea aid by
land"
Should the anxious wish Of this writer be
realized, we presume his patriotic spirit will
put UP withholding less than the rank Of Ma
ior-General. In this situation he can labor
day and night, and perform prodigous feats OF
valor, far surprising the twelve labors of Her.
cules-and all to re-est4blish our lost indie
pendence-lost, too, 60, most notifying con-
fession y under the wise and patriotic admit
nistration of Jefferson and Madison" Re-
sistance (says Wallace, in preceding part of
his essay will put down despicable cabal,
whose patriotism is a mere bale Of foreign
goods" This "cabal," gocd reader, is no
other than our host of TORIES--a heap
which it appears has been rather longer accu-
mulating than the rubbish of the Augean sta
bic, and will therefore, perhaps, require more
than one night to get clear of. What noble
prospect have our modern heroes Soon do
they expect to arm themselves I" in complete
STEEL" and without waitirg for the laws
delay" sacrifice every "Hessian" on the al
tar Of Liberty and Equality Heaven preserve
The wretch that encounters the fury of our
new Knights Errant: Even those imtorted
patriots, the Merino Sheep, and our inoffensive
Windmills, although domestic manufactures,
will all fall victims to exterminating ven
eeance not Squire will be found simple
enough to say word in their defence!
So much in the strain of the redoubtable
HaUaee's Voice" Yet in spite of Demo
cratic rant, there is still small voice with
in,'' YES, in the bosom of our country, which
will be sufficiently powerful, we trust, to ar
res, the wild career of folly AID oppression.
Capt. Allen Of the ship Canton from
Lisbon, arrived at ew-York-Left there
Aug. 10. Ship Wilhelmina, Fowle, ofand
Cor Alexandria, to sail the 18th; Citizen,
Weston, of and for do. uncertain /; brig
Brazilian, just arrived; Adeline, Stone,
of Georgetown.
General Graham, whose gallantry at
Barossa is entitled to every tribute of ap-
p!ause, has joined Lord Wellington. Gen.
G. had sent challenge to La Pena, and
accused him to the Cortes of treachery
La Pena declined the combat; the Cortes
supported him, and Graham abandoned
allies whom he considered either perfidi-
Gus or unworthy Such is the substance
Of one of Duane's paragraphs in yester'
days Aurora. Whatever it is worth, fol
Just so much we pass it.
Port of alexandria.
FNTppED
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16
SEINE TWlNE.

JUST RECEIVED e FOR SALE,
a FEW hundred pounds of ENGLISH
n SEINE TWINE.
IN STORE,
New.Yorx Prime Pork in barrels
Sugar and Coffee in do.
Whiskey and N. E. Rum in do.
Mould and Dipt Candles in boxes
Liverpool coarse Salt, and general as
sortment OF Cordage.
James Harper,
Corner of Prince and Union streets.
September Is law3w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16
r. GRAY'S LIST OF PRIZES
IN THE
Potomac 6 shenandoah
NAVIGATION LOTTERY.

TwENTY-FIFTH DAYS DRAWING.
September 18th, 1S1i.
No lo,4e4, prize of $4,000 dollars.
No. l4,lsl, prize of 5000 dollars.
No 1865, prize of 1000 dollars--hrst
drawn ticket.
No. 1852, prize of 30 dollars.
Nos. e93 $3.50 1903 1852 1862 l5e2s
1896 1865, prizes of 20 dollars.
Nos. 548 424 1872 1871 1919 l74o PASS
234l 2oe3 3547 3lll 1857 1908 STU $3.50
eo85 1902 775l 1929 1908 sl39 so5s
1862 $500 lo2s4 loll7 1866 1868 l34o4
1887 1887 1878 1890 l4ls5 1871
1886 l657o 1898 1896 1893 1895 1860
le5s4-prizes of IL dollars-and 96 prizesof
10 dollars.
Present gain of the wheel Sl,ss4.
The jollozving f,izes are stiH in the wheel:
of $4,000
10000
/ 5000
8 1000
500
% 100
Only $500 tickets to draw.
Present price of tickets, BIC.
Next drawing on Tuesday 18th instant:
Cash or warranted undrawn tickets given
for cash prizes.
Sept. l6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10

once moulded his views Of this subject. may
digcolor his views as to the true faoticy OF
this country.
We should have preferred to have seen
him in any other department, the War or.
ice for example. than IN that Of the State
Observation-Disclosures being the constitution
nal adviser of the President. he ought not
only not to check, bu he ought to aid him to
the utmost ofhis abilities i'll thatstation. BUT
unless his views were congenal with those
OF the President, how can he render him
this assistance We trust, that Mr.. Madi
son will not be checked by Mr. Monroe or
any other man-'n what he believes to be
the interest OF his country-but can Mr..
Monroe aid him on these points, as much as
he may require
On other points, we are frank enough to
express our opinion. that there will be all
unison between them that no hostile throb
beats in their bosoms but that they are per-
sona'ly friends, with every disposition to con
suit the welfare of each other.
1t is not necessary for us to review the
conduct of Mr.. Monroe. since his return to
the U. S.-nor to express our own feelings,
at large in regard to him-but we may be
permitted to add, without a suspicion of adj
ulation, that there was no man whose polit-
zeal errors had ever given US such sincere
regret as those of Mr.. NJ.
We shall in our next, take up Mr.. Gala
hn-1nd frankly avow svhy that politician
does nor command our confidence.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10
A VOICE FROM THE SOUTH,

Press has arisen at st. FrancisvilIe,
West Florida, under the direction of Mr.
Bradford, His paper is called "Ihe Time
Piece"-and is issued weekly. The two
first numbers reached us by the last wes-
tern mail I; and from the spirit which they
display, we have hopes that IL will prove
an useful auxiliary in expounding "the law
* the prophets" 1t is the first time, that
the rays of the Press have cheered the PEG
pie OF Florida.---and the seeds OF genius
& thoughS will spring up under their genial
warmth.--The press too will bring our new
friends nearer and better acquainted with
US. IL will bring under their eye the spirit
of our laws, the genius of our constitution,
and the benefits which will accrue to them
from living under the shade Of such mild
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10

pY virtue OF Iced Of rr,s., from Andrew
, Lewis, OF the county OF Mont somery VIII
Sc'd, by the subscribe, to the highest bild r
n ready money, at the Earle. cavern in the ci-
y oi Richmond, uppn The 2O,h day III June ne xt,
ne ts,iowing TRACTS OF LAND, with there
'opuftenances. or so much thereof as nay be
necessary to pay certain debts in the said deed
1t Trust mentioned. that is ts say,
One tract situated ia the county Of NJ )ntrcr,-
cry, Containing 800 acres, being that Tract Oh
"hich the sand Andrew Lewis now lives one
other tract adj Joining the last mentioned oh the
nosth, Containing ten thousand acres one other
tract adjoining the first mentioned, being an IN
elusive survey, containing seven thousand seven
hundred acres one other tract adjoining The
last mentioned at the west end, containing four
hundred and fourteen acres one other tract
called the Chestnut Neck, containing sos acres
one other tract called S1yelias tract on Bottom
Creek, adj oning the first mentioned tract Of 500
acres, and conanng $50 acres on. other tract
also adjoining The frs; mentioned tract called
Frothhous Garden, containing 1913 acres one o.
!hef tract adjoining the last mentioned, contain
ms $50 acres one other tract adjoining the in
elusive survey of seven thousand seven hundred
acres above mentioned, containing so acres
one Dther tract dloinng the same inclusive SUR
vey and containing one hundred acres-one o.
ther tract lying on both sides of Little River,
containing one hundred aud fifty acres on which
IS situate Hopeweil Forge-one other tract adj
J '"ing thereto, containing one hundred and
'orty tcres-'ne OF 'er tract adjoining the same.
c''ied;'he Saw m itrlct, containing four hundred
H'irty eight acres-S; me other tract adjoining
IN" last mentioned tract, containing one hum
cred acrrs-whlch sad several tracts of land
are situate in the countv of Montgomery
EDWARD JOHNSTON,
=, Smviving Irustee.
N. g. The above niention-9 p oos,tp is situated
on and a6oat yphn generally called tae Bent
o1ou"fa'@, and considered gerry . ilua6le estate;
particularly for SrIzing Any one zvith.ng for more
particular Information, may apply TO Oh rles
johnson, residing IN Campbell! Juntp, near Lynch
oErg, or 10 Robert Pollard, Gorge Pickett or
G"Ileso, RieharGS Go. in the city Of Richmond.
May 10. ts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10
LAND FOR SHE.

RY virtue of Deed of Trust, execu-
ted to the subscribers, by JOAN Clarkson
and William Clarkson, the 18th Dec. 1907 and
recorded i'll the County Court Of Albemarle, to
secure the payment of sund debts due from
the said John and VIM Cisrkson, 10 william
Brown, & Co. will be sold, for ready MONEY,
before Elijah Garth's Tavern door, in Char
lottesville, on Monday the third day of Juoe next,
It being Albemarle Court day, one TRACT OF
LAND containing four hundred & thirty acres,
lying in the county OF Aloemarle, about eight
miles from Charlottesville, adjoining the lands
OF Mrs: Owens, George Twyman HUI, SON
Barksdale, sc. and now in the occupancy of
james Clarkson. Also one other tract contaIr.-
ing five hundred and thirty two acres, he The
same more or less, lying aud being in th-- c"sl-
~ aforesaid, adjoining the lands of Ricnsrd Dun
nett. George Twyman, &c. and now in III. pos
ess'on of the said John Clarks N. Acting as
Trustees will convey such title to the purchaser
OF purchasers, only as is vested in US by virtue
OF said Trus, Decd
SAMUEL DYER,
JOHN WA rSON.
May 10 Ftds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10
REPRESENTATIVE
IN CONGRESS- FROM YIRGlNI.A.

We lay before the reader list of the re
personalities of this State, who are returned
to serve IN the 18th Congress And as we
have often been at a loss 10 know, in seeing
similar returns from our sister states, what
were the changes wrought in their represent
tation Toho have gone DIR, Tvho have come
sn and whaf were the politics of each: we
"have done for others what we should have
wished them TO have done for us'' These
various items are comprised in the follow.
ing table and iii this way reader in the
other States may have tie whole ground at
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10
FAIRFIELD RACES.

1st day--Mr. SeIden's brown colt, Sir
Henry, by SIR Harry, won the Cup.
I'd day--Mr. Joh0son's bay horse, Sir
Alfred, by Sir Harry, won the Jockey Clu6
Purse.
Cd day--Mr. Johnson's bay horse, Mo-
loch. by Doomed, won the Proprietor's
Purse.
This day is expected to produce rare fun
by MULE RACE. z to stJrt--S 50 each
play or rag.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10
WANTS Il SfTUATIov

\ Man we'll Acqusinted with mercantile bu-
L n suess and likewise with farming ne
would not have any objection to living IN the
country, ne can produce satisfactory testimonials
OF his ski industry and honesty.
A line addressed to G. w. and left with the
printer, will be strictly attended to.
Nay 10 1T
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10
Mar 10.
LIE parlies inLerested ln deoree nronnnr

z HE parties interested in decree pronoar
d ced by Albemsrle County Court, tEt, =
day Of November, 1909 in suit therein tis fth
dung between we Gilbert IHsmeion, cunni pbsm
Lothian. assignees of James Todd Scorge
Menzies, Complainants,& James w 80 Thian
Montgomery and jane his wife US l@s<ph
add Elizabeth his wife, Benz J ,srrs a,,1 Harris
S ;s we p1,rs 80 ' "dow and reirt of
Margaret his wife and Re- ,er, RI RnsethtriaPd and
tor Of James Brooke, der d. who 'Ss execuI-
Samuel Woods, deco. Defend 3. are xeI b OF
1o.,n sr .nst nave appointed Monday the III,
day oi June next, for the purpose ofes we I'm
si Zee eeS.ee,~ ORDER the parties Interested ar
tune nex At u~ 10 attend on the l7 day Of
looks, papers and other testimony in of |,'n ,t
carry into effect the said decree ." orueF TO
April so. - N. G. a. G.
u@Y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10
CASH STORE.

WILLIAM PATTERSON & Co. have
w just received and now opening at
Their Store, doors below the Bell Tavern and
next door to Mr. Samuel Pieasants' Book Store
large and elegant assortment of SPRING
GOODS; comprising East India, German.
French and British manufactures and will conti-
nue. to receive reguiar supplies which they are
disposed to sell very low for cash, only.
NAVY. ,yAwu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10
BoSToN..May 1,

BosToN, .May1.
The Decrses "reUiued"- in France.
Extract of letter from French Cen
Heman Of peracity and Information. TO
mercantile House M Boston, dated
"NANTz, March Is. 1911.
'"Your flag has never been treated with
more rgor. The DEGREES OF Milan and
Berlin are re-es,ablished. There is
prohibition TO admit any American vessel,
or to suffer them to leave a French port,
without new order it is also forbidden
to speak to the Emperor upon any subject
relating to the Americans"
This bulletins published by federal
Print-No~. admitting 1t o be rue, what
does il prove? Il hat the DEGREES have
been reffaLeG-EH0
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10
COMMUNICATION.

AMELIA ISLAND Our government
ought TO place armed vessels, as sentinels,
around this port OF villainy--and to prevent
smuggling from thence, or any other quar-
ter, let the coast and interior. be promptly
guarded. 1t can be easily done by hicyuets,
hyng artillery, and gun boats, stationed at
intervals. Tie kasvs must be enforced.
NorE.-HaVe an eye too on Canada and
Nova Scotia.
NOTE TO THE ABOVE.
There is not an honest man, who will not
agree. with our correspondent, in the pro-
priety OF repressi & the cupidity and fraud of
smugglers. He is right in drawing our at
tention particularly To- Amelia Island. We
learn too that the Government have not O
verlooked it--and that some steps will be ia
ken to restrain the trade OF smugglers, who
will swarm to that Island.
Ii is said that small detachment of II.
States troops under captain Fothergill.
will go from Norfolk 20 Cumberland Island
in the neighborhood OF Amelia Isle--that
they will be stationed at that position with
some armed vessels, and a competent whale
boat-And that these will LEND an eye"
to the nlaneuvreS of the smuggling crew.
Let Mr.. OILS and his Juno aVow. that the
Law "must and 7WH be resisted 20 This
is the language of anarchy and treason. We
are not such Republicans, nor such federaL
ISIS as NJ e. OTIS. What would the real pa
triot say. IF tie law be wrong, repeal
il--but so long as it lasts. lett be enforced.
1t is better that good law should never have
been passed, than that 1t should first pass &
then sink into a dead letter. The republic
itself partakes of the contempt in which its
lsws are held"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10
DELEGAFES.

sem6fy.
Franklin, Nathaniel II. Claiborne, Sila-
Garrett
Henry George Hairston. jun. Patrick II
Fontaine.~
Patrick, Samuel Hughes. Jerman Ba-
kerr
Hahfar. William Price,, Joseph San
ford.
Bedford, Isaac Otey, William Hopkins.
NILSSON, James Woods. George w. Nar.
num-
Rockingham, Arch. Rutherford, Villa IN
Bryan.
*.Neqv members
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10

NE subscriber haUing disposed ofa greas
< P"r Of ihis STOCK IN frdde, is sill anxious TO
cell the reniaidder consisting Of tie 6esf cho,ce Of
VINES, RUNS, China Were Glass, do Teas.
Crc. C,c---As the assortment is peyv COM
plete and Of The hes GUILTY. deseyogs fhe atten-
tion of purchaser sgiking by his eeeytions 10 en-
Ter INTO business ve,y pyg6fdbLe.
AUBIN LAFORBST
Mar TO- u12qb
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10
Do.
w. Mckinley r.

NOTES
Messrs. Eppes, Garland, Jones, Love, Ste
phenson and Swoepe resigned their seats.
Gen. Hungerford was friend to Col. Mon.
roe's Eiection-yet we presume, that the gene
raj course OF his politics will not be varied by
that circumstance. The Federal prints have
claimed him, as a Federalist--but they very Of
ten count zp!thoat their host-so far from it, Cen
ii. had been uniformly, a firm Republican.-It
IS said too, that the General had only votes o.
YER his opponent, and that the election is con.
tested one
Mr. Wilson is listed as the successful candi-
date--the die however, is not Positively cast in
his favor. BY the last returns, he had ma
Jority OF more than 800; and there were but
two Counties, to wit Randolph and Brooke,t TO be
heard from-So, that in spite of the infoamati-
on OF two intelligent papers, one of them too on
the spot, we are afraid that Me-. Mckinley is ons.
TED.
Min, means minority.
Ii appears from the above table, that there are
new members in the next Congress, & just
many Federalists as there were before. 1t is
thus, thar Federalism rises in Virginia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10

ts,!rstYiruisn,.--Mr. RobertIEfopper, Of Can.
,erhury, who engaged to go 63 miles in IL suo-
ccssive hours, started on Saturday morning last,
.iom the Turnpike at ST. Martins Hill, and af-
ter much perseverance, and apparent labour, ac-
'coMplished his undertaking within 81 IA mil
nutes of the given time. The following is the
account of his. performance as reported by the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10

HE Subscriber wanting to purchase fifteen
L. or twenty Shares in the Bank of Virginia.
Tor which cash Will be given, he would be obi,,.
ed to any person having bank shares to sell, 10
give information thereof as soon as possible.
and state the terms which he is willing to
sell his shares, by letter addressed TO the Sub
scrlber, directed to Concord post office, Camp
bell County, which information as soon as receiy.
ed will be attended to by
WIN JONES.
Nay TO- Al
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10

PRIN TING,
or EvsRy Descriptions, NEATLY ExseuTBp
Az THIS OFFICE,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10
HUBBIRD e LYMAN
HAVEj r.t civ d considerable additions
4 II to tteir Sto. k of
SPRIN OODS:
AMONG WHICH ARE

AMONG WHICH ARE
beautiful seeded, clustered, and other Muslins.
hne 4 and Ga Cotton Cambrics Gngh4ms
Biue aud Yellow Nankeens elegant Cambria
Prints colored twilrd Csmbrics. for / .d;e.
Dresses India Cottons, &C. &c.
Also piece of Shperfne back american
6Foaaeloth, which those who are partial 20 A.
merican manufactures are invited to call and ex-
anime
n l. are IN daily expectation Of recev,
ing a further supply Of New and Fashionable.
Goods.
Nay 10. vAv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10

John Montgomery. Esq. Representative
in Congress from the state of Maryland is
appointed by the Governor and Council .6,-
tor,ssy General of the State of Maryland.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10

We understand that capt Grassin, of tbs
French priyatcer the DiIigent, now i'm our
port, has been arrested and held TO bail a,
the SUIT OF some of our citizens who have
been piundered by him.--PhH. Paher.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-21
Joseph SPEAR,

Most rssteeguily Informs his Friends and the
Public,
THAT he has commenced the CABINET
BUSINESS in ell its various branches, near
" opposite tie Vendue Store, Prince street
he also makes and repairs all kinds of Nlu-
,cal Instruments, such as Piano Fortes,
,ass Viols, Violins, Guitars. &c. and will
,,so farnish Mahogany Collins for grown per-
.ons for fifteen dollars. He hopes the
oodness of his materials, the soundness ct
is work, and the strict attention he intens.s
,av;np to his business, will ensure him en-
courage ent from a generous public. All
Of the above bran ;hes Of business will be ex-
ecutea at the shortest notice.
June Ia. "a"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-21
O. Great Bargains.

THE Subscriber contemplating remov.
al to the country, offers for sale his
STOCK OF FURNITURE, consisting OF
Sidcboards, Secretaries, Bureaus, Tables OF
various csiptions and other Furniture too
tedious to nent on-all of W bich he will dis.
pose of on very reasonable terms for cash or
good notes.
James Ward.
N B. A good ten pla.e STOVE. with
Pipe Also, q Franklin do. for sale by the
subscriber. J w.
September 10 co