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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-05
PUBLIC SALE.
October Is

DURSUANTsto a deed of trust from
DAgIrL MCCARTY, to the subscriber,
made for ,he purpose of securing the pay
ment OF certain sums of money in the said
deed mentioned, will be exposed to public
sale, to the highest bidder for ready money,
on the Esd day of November next, on the
premises, that valuable estate situated upon
Pohick, adjacent to Gardeners Mill, in the
county of Fairfax, called
MOUNT AIR.
This estate contains at present, exclusive
fprior conveyances, between six and seven
hundred acres of LAND-the soil is believed
to be of excellent quality, with plentiful
supply OF timber and wood, and the dwelling
house and other improvements, well calculate
ed for the accommodation Of a genteel fami-
". The situation of this estate, distant
about ten miles only from Alexandria, and
upon water course that admits of a navigaii.
on for boats nearly to the very edge OF the
land. renders it very desirable and valuable
residence, and well worth the attention OF any
person DESTROYS purchasing landed estate.
Thos. Swami, Trustee.
October %. 2aw4w.
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FOR SALE,

a NEGRO WOMAN, about 20 years
Of ace. with her two female children, one "a
bout two years old, Sndtne other months MS
She has been accustomed TO cooking q wash
ing Apply to the Printer.
October IL
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G Negroes zOanted.
John g. LADD,

J,, far sale. nozv landing from schooner Ed
gtc, Cant Ha1ces from Boston,
aos bags heavy Sunnatra Pepper, entitled
70 drawback on exportation
so barrels Muscovado sugars
500 reams Writing and Wrapping Paper
Is tons Plaster Paris
IN STOKE,
A quantity of Liverpool coarse & hne Salt
sacks. :,
Mould and dipt Candles, Sherry Wine IN
Quarter casks, Whissey, and Cider vinegar
in hoysheads and barrels. by III, by 40
and 10 BY 2 Window Glass.
100 pieces Russi' Shcatn@s.
boxes Irish Linsos, *. &c.
Scp.eYpber IL
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N O T / C E..

4 IL those having Notes due for Tobacco
N inspected in the hlexanaFia ware var :.
house, will please cell for them iai'nediLte-
". or otherwise they may have some trou-
Richard Coe,
IS Inftetor Of Tobacco.
October 80 lawst.
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November |.
FOR SALE,

FOX SALE, -
A TRACT CT LAND, lying IN falrfaS
county, adjoining the lands OF Rooer. f4''on
and Col Smith; containing from 20 TO 81
acres; aboat hall mile from Great Hunt Nd.
Jog Creek Bridge Road Taere Is some gooa
woodland on it. The Land viii be sneWn no on
James G. West.
Cedar Grove, November !. cost
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NTISuING to direct my attention to a
wv different employment than that OF
farming, offer to let, for term OF years.
that V.iLU.lBLE ESTATE whereon re-
side, and known as .4erlnde,'s ls'and his
estate is situated on the south side tae river
Potomac and in the lap OF government the
main road passing through has All rdId 10
travellers an opportunity OF v'e~h5 TINS
beautiful and by nature prot'ncnFe t4fln -
This property, possessing the advantage OF
three m ,rkcts Georse-T .Mn, Washington
and Alexa 4dria, renders il an object WeIi
worthy the att ntton OF the farmer "A
farther commentary deemed unnecess rv'
as persons wishing 20 rent 1t IS presumea
will view the eSt tic,
Ge If this property is not soon apple
for Shall NJ lie arm sements ior inc cu'-
,iva,ion of it myself, which vii preclude o.
theirs for the succeeding year. Any NOR
nation will be gwen or applications received
in relation to the Island, by George HaSA-
iupson, or myself resident thereon
w. H. Washington.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
November s.

INSERTED in Alexandra, from the boat
- belonging to Fort Washington, on this
day, the two following SOLDIERS, viz.
FRANCIS WABO, a Frenchman, aged
"a years, dark hair, and dark complexion, $
feet 10 inches high, had on round hat, white
cloth vest, and blue cloth pantaloons. !,
JACOB BRANOR, born in Cumberland
county, Pennsylvania, aged % years, feet
g inches high, fair complexion and sandy hair
had on round hat, white cloth vest, white
shirt with a frill, and blue pantaloons.
Whoever takes up said deserters and deli
vers them to the commanding officer of this
post, or to any officer of the United States ar
my, shall receive the above reward, or TEN
DOLLARS for each, and all reasonable ex-
pences.
Lloyd Beall.
Captain Artillery commanding.
Fort Washington, Nov. 4-6. eo3w
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hi % T I C ID.

A MEETING of the Directors of the
Fauquier and Alexandra Turnpike Compa-
nv is intended to be held AT CentreUi7ie, on
THURSDAY, the 7ih Of November next
at ten O'Clock, A NJ. when it is proposed to
appoint Treasurer for the Company, to-,
serve until the next annual meeting OF the
Stockholders. tits also proposed to decide,
de6nitiyely, on the rout, and to engage for
the opening and pavement of several miles
Of the road, beginning on the present turn
pike road, somewhere near Fairfax Court
House. A punctual attendance of all the DE
rsctors is requested.
Bernard Hooe, President. 4.
October.2
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N Q T. l c E.

A Ii those indebted in any manner to the
n estate of George &acum, deceased, are
hereby required to come forward ard make
payment in sufficient time to prevent suits
being commenced at the next court against
all defaulters las such step will be una
voidahle by the administrators.
Jane H. Slacum.
October II d
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-13
Paper Hangings.
GEORGE WANTON,

HAS lately received many new and elegant pat
Il terms of PAPER HANClNGS AND EO4-
DERS, and large assortment OF low priced PA
PERs, suitable for rooms and window curtains, al.
of which he will sell so per cent lower than can be
purchased elsewhere 10 this State
::::::5UST RBcEIgED as hBoYE.:::::
large assortment Of HATS, from the Boston
and Portland Manufactures, among which gen.
tlemens suPerfinc Beaver, elegant in shape and OF
the best quality-.4iso, Mems and Youths castor
and plated Hats. Several boxes Mems and 10y .
felt Hats by the box or single.
--ALso, JUsT RECEIvED-
Bowduchs Practical Navigator. and Biuut's Arse.
rican Coast Pilot, Of the latest improved editions.
Family Bibles with and without plates.
Prayer Books Of the mos, elegant editions
Philadelpha Letter Paper by the or less
quantity and many articles OF Stationary great
variety Of Johnsun's Philadelphia edition Of :ElL-
pREN's BOOKS, with superb engravings. Original
Poem ior Infant Minds with p,a,es, 2 vols.
I'4iE EOCk STOKE
Is furnished with sCHOOi-DoOKs of every kind IN
use, Every new publication constantly received
for sale
Just published, Curse Of Rckar, poem, By Sqs,
tis1, vols. Homef Durlesqucd, 2 vols, sc.
publick and private Libraries can be turriBhcd
with Books lower thar can usually be purchased in
Boston or Eew-YorkN, or with secondhand Books
not much injured, at less than half the original value
- Subscribers TO the Songster's Rebosiforg. BY
Nafh, Dearborns viii please san and rseeivs lhsi.
bvnxs. Jiiiy 81. =
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GREEN BURROUGHS,

uAyINGbeen appointed Auctioneer, and given
L Il bonjyas the law requires, respectfully informs
,ne publicl he is ready to of,ate an his oiice, and
will be hppy to those who may be pleased to
avour hin with their consgnments.
HcAso has for sale, as usual, at his new
store. 40. So. Thames-street, opposite Mr.. JosE
LYoys, a variety of Hard Ware, ship-Chandlery.
and aroccries, exceedng cheap for cash or barter,
$50, gives cash for old Copper, Brass, Lead,
P,ster, Scrap and Cast Iron, old Junk, Oakum
ohrse and fine Rags, Case and Junk Bottles. &c.
Newport, sept IS, 1871.
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Spencer Hall,

OhhOate the Red Marker, Has. far sale,
A Quantity ofgood Butter and Cheese.
i n Also. good assortment of mems and ch;l.
dreu's Shoes, IN addition 20 his assortment Of Gro
ceries Likewise a few bsrr.ls of new Flour.
Oct f6.
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CHEAP SHOES.
JOHN ". DdPIS,

JOHN ". DAYS,
nFFERS for sale, at his shoe-store,
~ No. loo, THAMIs-sTREET,
A large and extensive assortment OF onoes,
of the most fashionable patterns and colours, and OF
the first quality, which he is determined to sell as
cheap be purchased in this state. Ladies ana
gentlemen who may be disposed to favour hum WITH
their custom, will do well to call and sce
Those ladies and gentlemen who wish to be fitted
from their measure, with Boots Shoes. will please
to call at the shoestore, AZ his manufactory IN the
rear Of his shoe-store, where he employs number
of experienced worknen, who will fit them at the
shortest netiee. .apra "a.
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Daniel Sheldon,

y EPECTF'JLLY informs his friends, that he
IN has on hand
A quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles pine Single, Boards, P!anks,
Joits, &c. sc.
Which lie will sell cheap, at his stand on sIiER
BURNES' Wharf. Nov. Is.
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Just PECEIVED,

"A few hundred yards 6ne Dunsta5Ic, equal,
if not supcrionr to any manufactured in Newport
L. dies wishing to dc furnished with Hats Bonnet,,
Of the newest fashion, and most superiour quality,
will please call soon, at us, Ihamss-snee,.
.llso--common and low.priced Hats and Bonhets,
of every fashion. BERNARD HILL, jun.
Aug 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-13

TOHr COOKE Son, and EHsaa Bryan wish 10
=" purchzce thirty good shipping Horses, ard zoo
bushels Oats, 90 bc delivered in all October next
Tiverton, Sept IL.
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TRUNKS.

For sale, by CHARLES COGGESHALL,
IN, Tzamcs-sf
THE creates, variety of Trunks ever offer.
cd for sale, in this town, Which will Be sold
cheap for cash, frop s . 90 tn s 5 y.
AueHst T.
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William & Henry Moore,

to close Concern, now offer for sale on very
- reasonable terms, for cash or approved notes
10 hhds. 81 proof Windward Island RUM
do. JamaicaJ 30 do. New-Engand, do.
10 pipes Gin best kind
SO boxes, and 90 bbls Havana Sugars
SO hhds. retailing hiolasses
Bohea, souchong, and lIyson TEA;
1000 W.T.. good-COFFEE
90 bales Orleans COTTON;
400 Quintals Dry FISH; :.
tons OF Iron and Nails OF all sorts
And general assortment Of GROCERIES.
ALSO
FULL AND EXTENSIVE sUPPLY OF
DRY GOODS
At their stores in .shris.-seuars & Themes street
As their goods were well laid in. they are enabled
to sell them rs low as at any store in .Nexoo,1.
N. B. All persons having unsettled accounts with
them arc requested to call and settle the with
out delay Aur. 2S.
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NO. 80, Ihamcs-SsreeF,
HAS just received new Stock OF
Il i Plated, Britannia and Japanned WARES.
Also--a general assortment of modern Jewery
an Fancy Goods.
Gold Necklaces, Silver Wares, sc. as usual
Oct 10.
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New Feather Beds & Feathers.

y I'VE. Geese and Fowl FEATHERS,
~ and Festher Beds, from 20 to Is dollars, kept
constantly for sale by
ABRAHAM BARKER,
No 2, Ch0ries-sfreet
IGkepise-- an assortment of MATTROSsEs, OF
every description, constantly kept for saie above
Newport, March 2, 1870.
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NEWPORT, r. +.
Pfsafsd and Published GA Ueolnesdsrys, 5y
WILLIAM SIMONS,
.sfiu-Stree. t

TERMS
The paper is printed once week, at dollars
year, one half in advance.
Advertisements conspcucusly inserted, at the rate
at dollar and so cents square, for three weeks
smaller ones in the same proportion.
rlntng in all its variety, executed with accuracy
and despatch. Orders respecuulh ssEcisted
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~
nFFER at private sale, on very reasonable TENS
~ at their Auction Office, i
25 hhds. ID. Sd. and 4th proof RUN
I5R,Iff' Is Ssif 'pipe,} GIN. n
80 hhds. MOLASSES
As bags SUGAR;
izs z bag: bag: s.;..is n...ss COFFEE.
! Z Z 's:.'' +: ss::$,,. syy:ssss!n sy:ss 7JAS
j y 90. ss SsSs'y ssSss Of 'As''' quality.
IL bales COTTON;
90 bbls PITCH;
So bbls. Prime) rrrp
IL do. McssS bEEff
IS half barrels)
20 bbls Prime PORK;
so boxes CfioCOLATE;f
20 bbls. SUGAR. made as ,,eu,i a,
LIBERAL advances OF CT ,,r;,..,. .,is w
GOODS deposited sor pubiif' r'' -'
Aug. %.
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NOTES.

~
ty of his though'e, ie concisibn Of his sentences,
and the eIectorizing fires, Which sparkle from bis
pen had infiamed my mind and attracted nc 10 adj
init With my fficnd, the Editor cf the Register, the
ruth of his opinion, that having waited ,h effect
of regociatioii, rcmCnsfrancc ard commercial res-
friction until patience 10 exhausted the voice of
ry American mast be for war" But tie fiighful
picture OF all the woes accumulated by war N Eu-
rope. the state Of sutjecton under which Tie proud
eonquciors OF SO many nations. are how hnmbjed
themselves and niasy other scrious considerations
have recalled n,cto my subject aud encouraged mo
to my enquiries on the Means of preserving peace
and recovering our rights by mogl cnergeticG sys-
TEN Of neutrality, thaD the one which has been hth-
erto pursued, and also Of extending in ,hc Columbi
an hemisphere, the Blessings OF liberty and inde-
peDdcnce, not by boodsied and devastation hut by
the example Of happiness and publiek virtue under
the mild empire OF rational Liberty.
~ The following letters of Samuel Adams and
William Moulttic, will shew that don't make use
Of an improper expression in calling tbosc ccebra-
ed patriots my friends, and that Il my conduct az a
Minister Of France complained of under tho i'm
huencc Of the British faction, il was not dsApprov-
cd by veterans, who, also had right to be consider
cd as judges of national gratitude, national honour
and national interest: shall add 10 those balsams
which may serve sn,idotcs 10 the renewed bites of
the anglo-federal vpers, that the day which Geo.
Clinton consented TO ny marriage with bis daughter
was the day on which he heard that his old friend
and companion, Washington, had yielded to the in.
trigues Of Hamilton, and after having secured my
ruin in france, had denounced me 10 Congress. h
Republican reward far superior in my mind to the
most exalted honours which my native country could
have bestowed upon me. a late seport OF tsc Sit,
p-eme Court, Of the State Of Nev-ycrk, my case
agsins. the be!lest, Mitchell and corpsny, Is aIso
extremely gratifying TO my feelings, and ought TO be
a lard mark, for those who for 10 years past have
omitted opportunity of taking the most inhospita.
bic revenge of the psnick which my short mission
had given them.
Cqty Of ietier fem Samuel .7ddm. esq 1t. Corern-
oar ef Sfasscchasctrs, 20 Edmond c. Gcref
DosToE, Oct. %, 1898.
sfR,
Our late worthy and excellent Govcnour bav-
ing been tskep from us by death, Citizen Dennery.
on his arrival delivered me your letter directed TO
the Governour which on the melancholy event il be-
came my duty TO receive Had the lslc C,vernour
been living, he would have received the new consul
and the vice Consul, whh great regard and friend
ship. do YOU tha, si.sM observe she ssnse
ue Of conduct as he did ficm respect due 20 Won.
recommendation Of hin, and Tny sssschmest 10 tir.
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kingdom og Brazil, and of the other indcpen-
dent States of the Columbian hemisphe,e,
defend the peace and frcctsom Of the Amcyi-
can seas as far as the old boundaries undec
Don Carlos lid, and forbid their navigation
and the access 10 their ports to any Of tho
European powers impolilick enough to pet
severe in their old system of piracy, and re-.
fuse to acknowledge the pseihet and neu;r~l
system Of the new worlf.. !. I This plan is cx-
tensive, but II is not chimcrical.s nature ~
ready TO supply profuscIy the means, anil
waits Cor nothing but a call from the genius
Of independence 10 facilitate its execution.
The institutions which comes next 10 a nas
wy in point Of utility, in a maritime country
situated like ours, Is ilotlla, on the plan OF
those which have been employed in several
wars by the Northern powers with the gres-
est military advantage lin 1874, having =
baudoncS an ungratclul nation, which had s.e-
serted me on The breach, and left me az the
discretion Of their enemies, honestly aiyt
sacredly gave myself to the American Reppb-
lick, with the determination or bccomir.s
enc Of its citizens and finding that publicis
spirit was raised in favour OF defensive mca-
sures, and that, in New-York particularly
encouraged by the patrivtick example OF the
venerable George Clihtsu, every friend TO his
country was dcvoting, in rotation, his perso-
nal labour To repair and in prove the tor,ihcs-
tions Of the harbour, presented TO the Gov
ernour OF this State, and 10 my own iIIustri-
Gus friends, (2) Samuel Adams, Moultric
and Miflin, Govcrnours oil Massachusetts, = s
Carolina and Pennsylvania, Memorial Oh
the formation and taclicks OF the floiillas, and
on the use Of gun-boets and floating batteries
Tor the defence of roads, bays,A rivers and
harbours armamcnts upon which my iurmcr
intimacy with the Prince Of Nassau Siegen,
Admiral and Commander in Chief cf tho
Russian flotilla under the great Catherine
lid, had enabled me, during . residence
OF i've years at Pctcrsburgh, to Obtain the
MOST accurate Information. have been hap
py 10 find, by the construction Of gun-boals
ordered by Congress, that Mr.. Jefferson, dur
ing his Presidency, had suggested thcNsanc
idea but as IT does not seem, by tho scat.
toring situation of those vessels, and the ser.
vice on which they have been used, that they
arc applied to the object for which they arc
| specifically intended, I will show by pub
fishing in my next number the Memorial a.
aforementioned, how, in the present emcr-
gencics. we could Immediately form very
respectable naval force, equally well calculat.
cd tcr defensive AS for Offensive war, and
which would be vastly supcriour 10 a squad.
ron of ships of the line on the shoals Of the
1 Bay of Funda, Of the ST. Lawrence, of Nc
va Scotia and Newfoundland, to annoy the
sho,cs Of the enemy, or cooperate, with the
forces that would penetrate by land, to break
the fcttCrs OF the Canadians, and make Eng
land pay, not to Us, but 10 mankind, the fine
of her iniquities.
EDMOND CHARLES GENET.
"A Cii,en ef Ntp.York.
! Prospect-Hill, Oct, -, 1911.
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YEATON & CONWAY
August z

Rave lust received By Schooner Sally 1dnn,
Caht Sher5urne, and e6erfor Sale,
1000 bushels co rse Liverpool Salt
100 barrels New England Rum
Il do. Mackarcl
so boxes Soap
90 do: Candles
80 tierces Yellow Ochre
90 kegs Tongues and sounds
Nv STORE,
so barrels New York Prime Pork
20 do Beer
20 do. Rosin
90 do. Turpentine
90 goo lbs. Green Coffee
1000 do Shcathing Paper
1000 do Sheathing Nails
1000 do. Spikes
Bar Iron
Russia and Ravens Duck
Seine and Sewing Twine.
September Do"
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just Published,
Eor SALE bv ROBERT GRAY.

An account of Expeditions to the Sources
Of the Mississippi, and through the Western
parts of louisiana, to the Source OF the Ar
karsaw, Kans. La Platte, and Pierre Jaun HI.
vers--performcd by order of the government
ofthe United States during the years 1905,
1906, and 1907
and Il TOUR THROUGH
The interior Parts of New Sbasn,
When conducted through these Provinces
by order of the Captain General, in the year
lso7-by Major Z. M. Pike-illustrated
with Maps and Charts.
Price with the Plates saperate, S IS
Ditto with the Plates bound in ct. 8 so
Ditto in boards, W
0r Subscribers will please call for their
copies.
A supply of C0rey's Family
Bibles, and Adgate's Music.
July l6 H. ".
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-17

At the annual meeting OF the
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, in the town of Alexandria, Oh the
first Monday in December, 1910, the fol-
loving resolution was unanimously adopted
That for the purpose of encouraging the use
of broad wheel Wagons on the Little River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the br eadth OF
the wheels whereof shall be six inches, shall
be permitted to pass the gates on said road
toll free, for the term of two years, and all
Wagons whose wheels shall be the breadth
of Ave inches, shall be permitted to pass toll
free, for the term OF eighteen months--all
Wagons the. breadth of the wheels whereof
shall be four inches, shall be permitted to
pass toll. free for the space of Is months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
spectivc gates, which shall be specially no
ticed by the gate keepers-And that this re-
rulation shall be extended to all who shall
avail themselves of it within tive years.
Jonah Thompson, Seey.
December Is. law
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PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will offer at public sale, at
the Coffee House, in Alexandria, on
THURSDAY, the third of October, at
twelve o'clock, on credit of six, nine
and twelve months, for notes negotiable
at the bank of Alexandria, with an ap-
proved endorser-
THE HOUSE on King street, near
i Washington street, now occupied by
Mr.. Sloan, and the House adjoining-the
House on Fairfax street now occupied by
Mr.. SIade-the Houses on Jones's Point,
with or more acres of Grounding House
and Lot at the corner of Fairfax and Franklin
streets-three Lots adjoining on Fairfax
street, and three more Lots adjoining on
Franklin street.
He wA DISPOSE Of at Private Sale,
All or any part of his Land lying on the
Mall and Hunting Greek.
Lee.burg, September i2awds
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For Sale or Rent,

Part of Lot numbered l08, on Pitt street,
containing "a feet front by 100 deep, and ad-
Joining Col. Simmes's; on which there is a
two story framed house, at present occupied
by Mr. Piles:
And an unimprcved Lot on Duke street,
near the corner of Duke and Pitt streets
Few situations are more eligible than this for
private dw ling.
Applyto Mr.. John Longden, to the Print.
err Of this Gazette, or the subscriber in the
city of Washington.
Lewis II. Machen.
August 80 lawst
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ROBERT GRAY,

MD EN 1 UNA
has lately received, for sale, the JoAo1'n6
MUSIC for the PLANO FORTE.
GRAND RONDO-by Voight.
Military observation-disclosures.
Easy Iessons-Reinagle.
Favorite Duett-Gildon.
LIE Retour de Naples,
Rondo, with flute accompani- SHof1and.
ments,
Six Rondos-Nicolia.
Serenade, Wace et Rondo-Gildon.
Savoyard, .Rondo-Gildon.
LIE Sansonet Affranchi,} Ci,don.
Romance and Rondo.
Military Rondo-Holst.
Favorite Lesson-Steibelt.
Gipsey Rondo-Holst.
Les Plaisirs de L'Esperance-Gildon.
La File Recommendation.
The Maid of Martivale, ballad from
Moore's Poems-Stephenson.
Viotti's Pollacca, arranged for the Plans
Forte-Dusek.
Italian Momfrina-Holst.
Irish Melodist-Vocal Repository, Nos.
| and s-TheSacred Companion for the Ger
man Flute-a selection of Psalm and hymn
Tunes, adapted to that instrument.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Piano Fortes, Guitars, French Horns,
Clarinets, Hautboys, Flutes, Flies, Viollns,
sc.
Violin Strings, Bows, Bridges 4 Screws.
Instructions Tor learning to play on each
May q.