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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-27
from Cob6en'S Weekly PesisfsY.
VICTORY OF AJBUHRka


There To really about this ,1..,r. sorethino
TuoFe marvellous than about any otDet h, !
eTer before heard Of IL would seem 20 have
been sort OF corp-de main on the D,rt of the
fFeach. They seem to have rushed forward
ana khied ana carried of great part OF their
opponents without any serious des'gn 10 Iemrln
upon itle ground, and without Surprising It DOS.
STOLE to remain there. We are told by our
newspapers that the French were superior in
9rhlery-and this too, you will oDsei We, though
thcy hao come aDSut hundred miles 10 the
sttscs. Good feavens, what people these
French must be we were, too. selling sbou,
srsBulsr siege' we ought to have hsd some
aruhery mere ------ we had long been coIec-
ting stores together for this siege and. vy,iIe
chs was goirg on, the French sIsr ou, at 100
miles distance, and bring up to our very moses
= superior artillery Now, then, reader, ..ok
BACK over all that We have been rems,kin.
On and say whether there is any ground for
nope, that we shall BE- able TO drive the French
ont OF the Peninsula and observe, if we do
not al this expence in lie as well as III moaey
- iosl.---- 10 me [ has long appeared, that
she true policy Of Napoleon was to incne u.
10 waste our force in that country. war
sbere which occupies all our attention. and
HrH"t on every man and every pound u fooo
NnsI We can raise, serves him surpriZ.ngIy
WhIie ne IS setting the northern part of MS m
pTe 10 bis hKing, and building ships IN ali his
hrsensls. reinforcement of ten vt twenty
Thousand men sent from France every year
VIII iced the war in Spain and Portugal With
ohi absolutely dsheartening the people OF In
HlAnd -----Suoh victories" as We nave re.
Gems gained Seem To me to be the very things
ehAt ~ h n We are therby induced TO b.
s ven on more troops, aud consequently money.
ne war ~ TIE Reginsula mas come TO sup,,y
Ehe place OF sii others il caves France ID
Pefieet tranquility, sad at the same time, gives
ns inll occupation. There are only three suffer
sas Eng md, Spsin and Portugal. The French
empire does not TASTE OF the war, which Al
bects IT ~ so tnfIng degree IS for the peo-
eie 90 yaye Slmost ell the advantages of peace
fhey iccsno Alarms they are IN no "crises " ;
Itney fngfety hear OF the var IN Spain and p,
{fosi ~ ~. tie eOdless wars IN the E.st
.Ynd. :. 20 wbioh il beas some resemblance !:
< js via. tdsa5 rstter oF curiosity -acser shst
~ - -~-I
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- BosToN, September 10,
FROM FIR ANCF..

ne following IN extract o a letter
from an American nGrchant in Bayonne
dated August 13, 1871
here has not since my. last, been any
communication from this Government re
speeding American affairs. Some lew de.
tanned Vessels have teen released, but il no
doubt depsnds ON our conduct towards En
gland, ~he her ere shall or shall not, have
the commerce of the continent open to our
flag Vas preparations are makiHg to fin
,sh the var IN SPAN md P III ugal--.Troops,
Wagons. &c. are daily passing thrnugn This
place Their has also tRirty thousand men
passed by the way of Pc and Il is said,
that the whole army will amoua TO up
wards OF 100000 men. The officers and
soldiers appea' in tine order and seem
contdeht ha' his tedious and bloody war
VIII re hnisn d lie ensuing fall.
at IS Certain. that he government have
dopted new plan TOR supplying the army
with bread, &c = as Shey nave sent ON im
mense quantities Of necessaries to be ware
housed IN he owns which they mold & they
nave now sufhciency TO support an lmme II sc
army Tor Cam. aIgn, air eady deposited. The
niSh price OF bread may De attributed 20 those
Preparations, 1t being at present, 81 SOUS pc
p und, which is higher han it was overDe-
lore known in France rhe Emperor it ls
saida will pass through here on nis way Il
Spain ON the 10th INST thIsis howe yer doubt
tut, In my mind such reports are circu-
lated monthly. The SC 5. Manhus and Bo
IA OF Baltimore, pase ARRIVED at Bordeaux
IN az days, aud cen. Pioneer, of said s,ace
arrived ne { on tns 9th n 3Oi hey are laden
II h colonial produce, by which it appsars
that the Republicans OF that city have nc
oJecaon = ltte paper security, provided
4 5 not signed by King George the Thiru,
by pape's receiT-d oy tas said vessels, 1
learn tnat me good cisizens OF the old and
respectaoIe town OF Boston, have beHavet
ra'"er refractory lately, in as much as
perez We thal your poiiti:al aud ciUik father
the good CIV. Gerry, mas been obliged |,
give you lec,urng. l hope and trast i
may have good feet ON you.
u Oi course, froma Federaiist
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Fills g, HLLAlr

HLAIS g .ALLdJF
HAVE ON HAND ea@
Z b Rose Blankets, White and coloured
Plans,
Superhre Broat'coths and Kersemeres
Double Miied Wors,ed Stockinett,,
Second and Coarse Cloths,
C@stinRs and Flannels,
Double Miled y. ats Cloths.
fashionable London Hats,
q few cases Irish Lin, ms,
Ladies London KID Shoes,
Ladies and Centemens Cotton Hose,
DO do silk do.
DO Worsted do.
Window Class, 10 by end 70 by 10.
Anv''s and Coal shoYels,
Bstered and German Steel,
Putty, White Lead, Yrlow,
Osker and Spanish Brown,
Chamber door Locks, with
SmsH assortment of HARDWARE AND
ILEkY, which they offer for sale
Sept. 81 wzw
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LAND FOR SALE.

WISH to sell my TRACT OF LAND IN
MISUNDERSTANDING ihy surveys made
many years ago) nine hundred and forty cres.
OF which nearly one half is in Wood - his
land Is well wsIered, and lies, iorn nil, ..,5a
hall, on both sides OF Flat Creek, which afI; rds
between 40 and so acres of first rate CtktK
Low GROUNDS, capable al hItle expen.e of
o.'ng ~ de extremely productive IN Grass.
G''lh or Looacco The unc lsared tau1 is
OF excellent quslityi OF that in cutivsti5n. com
sidersbiy more than half is FResH and ne
whole in good condition, and as y Al adspted
tn the purposes OF Farming AS any estate in
that psrl otthe country
The improvements consist of an Overs r'ss
mouse, new Gransrs with sheds, and s-veral
Tobacco Barns
l'arIng my absence Mr.. Farrar, who lives in
inc "ep;nhorho"d, will show the Land to tb Sc
disposed to purchase, and make know, ne
terms OF sale.
gH; COOKE.
Sept 27. t6w
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JE S II s. 3 A n K.

HE evils which have resulted tom the a.
Druggists and Apolhec4ries, having .eattJ
co,trou'ed not only to render ITS efficacy coubts
iul' ou, is application sometimes dangerous,
DocToh SANFoRr oegs leave "a present II Inc
no'ice OF rsctttoners, and The public generally,
MS preparation OF lha artcle, wairsn,eo genu.
'h' and approved by many Physicians of dIs,in.
gusaed character m the u. States. H.ptsst
50 prepare the ESSENTIAL SALT orBARx.
medicine well adapted 60 stomachs Zoo de.
hc"'e to receive the bark either ir the gross or
q -cOctlOn
he Powder Of Bak is put in parcels of
G a sIZes' to accommodate Ply SIC ans,
Private Families, Retail Druggists or & ,,n,ry
Merchants, aud sold by FlTZWHYLSONN &
FoiFEk, Il mond, who will very shortlg
receive supply Of
ESSh VITAL SALT or BARK
Sept H. &C
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81 COOKE.
6w
Williamsburg, Sent 81
Sept. Or.

WILLIAMssURe, Sept 81
Z Auction, in the Guy of Richmond. 4
BLACk SMITH lie will DE sold On n ~
day OF January, or liberal credit Approvrd
security viii I've required Of the purclas
H. NJ. PE.4CHY.
The above subscriber prepared tor ,l,e ac.
conEnodauon of eight young 6 ntlemen. who
may choose TO favor her win their conuanv-
the ensu'og course, as boarders.
Sept. 2T. wa,v
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BLACK LIsr
IT, Of .<merican Vesseis zvhick hcve fallen
intothe clutches Of Hi$ Britannia
MajeSty's" Cruizers

The ship Hanneh-captured by the Entire
penante, and carried into Gibraltar
condemned on the 10th April.
IKE brig 1SDo Battle-Ground from ST.
Oces to N. York--ooarded under French
colours by ms Bruannic majesty's snip
Jason--and ordered co st. Johns, New
Foaadiand--vesse and cargo condemn
ed, Aug. 21st
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Mr. Brougham's Resolutions.


]. That By the law and constitution of
these realms, it is the undoubted right of
every man to sell, or otherwise dispose of
his properly tor whatever he deems to be
It's value, for whatever consideration he chu-
scs to accept. And that every man posses.
sed of bank note, or other security for the
payment of money, has an und uubted right
30 give it away for nothing, or in exchange
fer whatever sum of money he pleases; or
il he cannot obtain what he demands, to re-
tain possession of It
Q That any Statute, having for it's object
torres rain this right, would be contrary to the,
principles of the British constitution, and a
fagran, violation of the most sacred rights
OF property, and the ancient, unalienabe IL
berries OF tho people.
5. That any statute, having for it's object
Go prevent the bank or other paper curren
cy OF the country from being exchanged a
galnst the lawful money OF the realm be-
low a certain rate, would, if it could be
carried into effect, cause the lawful money
of the realm TO disappear, and would. IN
proportion TOTS efficacy, preclude the appli-
csstioh of the most appropriate remedies
tor the present arrangement in the circula-
zion ot the country
That the free exchange of the lawful
money OF the realm with the paper currency
think proper to settle among themselves, is
not only the undoubted rignttof the subject,
bu' affords the best means of restoring he
circulation OF the country TO its sound and
natural state, by establishing tive prices tur
all commodities, whatsoever the one cur
ency is from any Causes deprecia. ed below
the other
S. That no law whatsoever, can alter the
real vaiue of the paper currency in relation
TO the lawful money o. the realm, nor alter
the real value o. either KIM OF currescy in
eation to all other ommodlties--and that
any attempt to fix the rates At wnicn paper
and coin shall pass current, must, in .aru
I. portion tnits success, interfere. with thefust
and legal execution Of all contracts already
EXISTING, WITHOUT the possibility of affecting
The terms upon which Contracts shall be
made IN time 70 come.
3. That is the bounden, duty OF ,ae
Commons House of Parliament, as the qua,
diaYs OF the righls at the people, to discoun
terance and resist scheme, which has for
ITS Immediate objects, the establishment OF
maximum IN the money trade OF he realm,
and the dissolution of the obligations alrea.
dy contracted by numerous classes of the
community but which has for its ground
work. principles leading to an universal
law OF maximum, and the ipfraction of eve
ry existing contract for the payment Of mo-
ney 4; and that bill touching the gold coin
which has lately been brought 1rrn he
Lords has all the said objects, and proceeds
upon the said principles,
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AMERICA

4 is now said IN 81 me well informed h;r
cleS connected with Government. hat hi,
maJeStys ministers are disposed 20 act
temperate part with respect to the United
States, and not to provoke hostiliues unless
che bonor OF the British flag should require
st. The opihion of immediate war with the
republic which SO currently prevailed. is in
ca great degree to be attributed to the mis-.
apprehension that sir Jos. Yorke's SQUADRON
was to be stationed off the Coast of the
United States.
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,
The Federal prints begin to damn an en-,
barge, by way of northumberland
may resort to such measure 20 save our
vessels rom the clutches of " his maJessy's"
cruIzers, and prepareNIhe way tor other ex-
pedients. But the federal prints tell us oe-
fore hand, that it will be really prompted
BY no other motive, than TO starve- the Bri-
tish troops in the Peninsula, and drive them
from that oolOJry. Now, even if it should
have that effect, will our interests sustain
any injury, otner than a partial reduction in
the price Of our provisions : AS soon as the
Brush are expelled from the Peninsula,
disposition to remove their y in Council
Surely, this Is no corSumn.olioH which
an American would roget.
II Warning !--t You dare not GO to war
with US )" said a British Officer 60 an Anne
rican Captain who mas arrived in our pore
--'' You dave not tor will diUide a
moug yourselves. and you will nave ciUR
gcar." This impression III Great BRIAN
tends TO prompt her MINISTERS to insults aad
iRdIgnities, which she thInks ne are afraid
to resent such is The effect OF ne oppn-
! sition of the = Brush Party" IN the e ST
Of the spirit displayed by the E,aen Ito
| --of she language o; Ptckt"iHs tnd guiR-
cy. L was one Of the nost unfor una ( ct
ft CTS Of the repeal of the embargo, that Ii
| gave sort of coiouriDg TO me nenaces of
| these factonsls--~and an a.r OF weakness to
| the gOyernment. these HlcaaCes are but
the a,r drawn daggers" Of e desperate
| taelion--when the government shaith have
taken stand. as ms. aggre ,sop, these de-
Uagogues will skunk in q ubscurity for the
ineohte are att ached to the Union. and will
cnng 10 1t as the ark of their political safe
| Enere are SONG BRUSH adherents a..
! mong us, whom no circumstances can
change--Dut tRe great mass of tederalists
themselves are TOO deeply impressed with
the necessity of obe,,n the law, 20 plot
rebellion against then country. Perhaps
sthere is no sentiment SO strong amongst uur
coun'rymen in general, as obedience to
the voice OF he laws
Ana what was the American Captains
reply ? 1--WE will quarrel, like man and
wife, among ourseives---but ii a third party
presumes to interfere, We shall show him the
/ difference !"
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{ rom the. Sciofo Gazette Of Seff Al
THE INDIANS AND THE bril- ISH.
we are enabled to state, that Gov. Har
rison is preparing to commence campaign
against the hostile tribes under the infu-
ence Of the Prophet Volunteer companies
have been raised in ILLINOIS and Indiana ter
r.tories, aud probably in the state OF Ohio
or 500 u. ). troops nnder The Command
Of Col. BOYD and Maj. Floyd, viii march
from New Port garrison. and a MURDER Of
volunteers from Lexington, viii act out in a
few days-~,he whole to proceed to Nincen-
mes.
Il would seem from the attitude of the
Indians--the combination Of the Northera
and Southern tribes--the conference at NAL
den-the circumstances attendant on the
mission of FoSfer--the large arrival of regu
lar troops in Canada, that the British mi
nis.ry were planning 'dnother e.Chedinon "
We have in our possession information
which proves beyond doabt, the late dis
turbances to be owing To the two successful
lntrigues of British enlssaries with the In
dians.
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coNsI-rlNc or


Nspt Cottcns, Plans Linen ne ks, Lawn
Rose and point oisee HIS
etc: Gong-la wu, Cotton Ca.
Scarlet ard wnite ~ 5inefs,
nrls, iln Na"S@en, lapes,
Coarse and fine CLOTH Mems, Women's and
Coating, E}cK,ngsi Gris Cotton hose,
Green AMI Blue l.h2c, Cotton Diaper, Huck
Yarn hose and Mtts, aoack,
csrne,s and Carpe Constitution Cords,
ing, rhicksetts,
Aryols g. lambs woo Veyeteens, Velverets
hose. & Corduroys,
Superfine b. Cloths & White and coiored
Cssinerea, CHmprIcRs,
Ladies Cloths, Bum. Sewing Seeks, Ozna-
bszcttes, BURG thte"u,
Mems coarse Hats, Furniture Dimity, cot
Fine Dimities, Cambk ton h'kls-
Musllns,
Cotton and linen Bed
tycks.
An elegant assortment Of G AI1COES.
A small invoice of HARDW ARE & CUT
LERY.
Patent SHOT &c &c. &c.
TERMS.
For al sums under 2OO dolls Cash will be re-
ouired-oyer 300 and not exceeding 500, nine
" DAYS CT edit--oyer 800 and no. xceedng 400,
four months cTedit--snd over 1000, six months
credit The purchasers, Oh credit, without ex-
ceptiou, are to give approved endorsed notes or
acceptsnces in town, negotiable snd payable at
the Bank OF Virginia.
The sale will be continued from day 80 day
"'' IAMES nROWv JR.
y. M
Richmond, Sept. 81. ids
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u rhe p q. S. and family left Monti
cello last week. TOR Montpelier They will
return to Washington al the end of the next
week.
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SAFES at .4uctlon.

ON Tuesday, the 10 of October next, a. the
~ Veudue Office Of the subscriber, VIII be
81, zvithom reese, DC, so PACKAGES, con
t..n,ng sn extensive and valuable assortment
OF seasonsDe
DRY G. o o d s.,
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OK SALE-WiIlb be sold to thc highest RID
h der, on the Ct, October next, bete cen INC,
hours Of IL and o'clock, upon tue premises, a.
on We north aide ri the Buckingham Road
~ FLA STATION containing 1870 acres bv
survey, aging IN the County OF Chesterfield on
sines kivef. ana known by the name Of
Col WIN. SMITH, deo'd.-There Is about 300
'oies OF tins tract cleared, the rest is covered
Win timber. The SOL IS good, and particularly.
90 'P' ca 10 the cultivation Of Corn, Wneat,
Oa'., $c.-But OF this It IS unnecessary for me
20 say any more, IT being on the pre- mIse s: an
NOSE VINO are disposed TO purchase, viii
see the many advantages attending tie stu-
SGon OF TINS valusole Plant-t tin The term
oi sale 10 cash. also embrace this onnor,,,.,;,s,
OF informing all those who hay. claim. againsF
.he Sa,d estate to have them properly euiaen.
tIca ed and presented on TN d OF sa.f.
BENbhL1' SMITR. A. M, of
WiLL4dM S4HIYH. ae.ascJ
Sept g. er
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ADFERIYSEIIEN-T

AJlLL BE SOLD, 90 tne highest hi de, AZ
w the antatipn Of tn. late William Isr,es-
dec'd on Thursday, the I7lh DAY of Oc,o5er
next, Tire IOCk oi every description, s~yeraI
thorough ID " ARAS OIL S, ioui RS
form: sdcrsDi, part ~ the Housen,.i =
Kitchen FURNITURE, aud = few o. ,,e Nh
G"OES Also COACHEE, tina bu, lille
worh-tnose NO ave real Il inns ssinst the
Estate, are requested 10 exhlbt tn r, MAJ -
ttst tie st possible ,rrsn, meets msv 5s
made Tor Their SPEEDY psym t--ior IN suns
uader t-p collars, Cost v a be expected, n slI
over hat amount bond with ap row secu,,.
~ "H he required, payabt. 70, * month";, in
Interest from TIE GATE ID not pun ,t,,.Iiv oa,d ?
AL[EH5hIHS MES,
Adta'< Urn ibe H4t
naec Vt me ute ts,I.
an IaiaeS aec'a
Cumberland, Sept 2f.
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kAJ ANIED INN, dl.te). oh h,re, tBree ot
w Jour BLACK BOYS, from 10 to 10
) ears OF re, TO wait in the House. Apply o.,
teas .fsCe.
Sept IT
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AT CITY 20 Mt,
FOR TIYERPOOL.

AT CITY 20 Mt,
ATA~ FOR LIVBRPOOL,
81 - ~THE ) .RSrNNlIAL SHIP
,lSsSss3. aug USTUo,
Capt. a lrCHAWAY, turthen about 500
Hhds Tobacco, having Guns OF her carr cn{a
.ed, will sail from f5,h to 29th l:ext month:
for remainder of Freight or Passage, apply to
VIM. Robertson, Petersburg, or to
BRIDGES g ROBERTSOM
Richmond, Sept. 27 IF
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DRY G DO D s.
HARDWARE AND CIITr Fpv

amounting to bout 900 dollars. and cors
s'stng OF n,cR's and women's Cotton, uose,
mem worsted hose, Cloths, Coating, Casim. res.
co''on Velvet, Constitution Cord, lis Lii.
nens, Wool & Fur Hats. Twip WINS po.L,.
Books, Thread Cases, Straining Web Steel r.
.P'sted Spurs. Mems & Ladies Strrups. Sbarns
ana Snsfi' Bhs, Stock Locks and Cupboard
Locks, Knives end Forks. Pen Knives. Kszors.
6n''ons aud noulds, Files. Chissels, Scissors.
2IPectscies, Hinges, Augurs, Common & Gilt
Pms, Needles, IA and ! Nails. Glass p,;n,.
Mustard, best refined Liuseed Oil, &c &c &c
Terms of salc All sums under so dollars.
cash between so dollars, and not exc, ednf.
ioV dollars, 60 days credit over 100 dot.
lars, DiactY DAYS credit-Approved endorsed
notes Will oe reqoired
ZINES BROWyN, IN
Sept. ~. ds1
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Sales at Actioa.

ON Friday. the 9th October. NIX be soil.
~ without reserve, at the Store now orcu.
ped ny Messrs. William Colquhoun & Co an
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-16
IoRer for Sale,


My estate in Hanover, called anil known
By the name of BULFIILD, containing 1874
acres, be the same more or less, together
with the Negroes. between go and 70, most
" in fan,ilies-also, all tho stock of Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Mules and the
Plantation Utensils.
Possession will be given Of the whole as
s..as contract is concluded, Including the
present growing crops, attheir estimated va.
lac One fourth Of the purchase money will
be required in hand. anl the balance in one
and two wears on interest re sale Of the
land should not Ike pace before the 9th of
August, the negroes, stock, &c will be sold
on that day, together with the standing corn,
and he estate leased for term of years.
l have alto for sale about l6, 900
Acres of Military Lands in the States OF Ohio,
Kentucky, and the Indiana Territory, beside.
7ono Acres in the county OF Mason and State
Q" Virginia near the Ohio. For particular
dcs ription of all which and for terms OF sale,
apply to Mr.. Thsmas TAYLOR, of Richmond,
or to
John Hopkins.
March IS ,a- 2aw2m.
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mach-pains in tie head and thigh. 49,,
lowncss of spirils-slow fever, with WIN
End irregular pulse--a dry coupk--cxces.;;al
thirst--somctimes pale and unhealthy rn. e
nance, and sometimes tie face bloatcd . W.,
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the ,bo,.
symptoms, should have immediate re,cu,ss
to EamiAon's Horn Destroying Lcx,n...
which have been constantly attended n;,h
success in all complaints similar TO those abov.
described.
Sold by-Ro6e,t Gray. BookielIe,.
King street, Alexandra, who has inn
received fresh supply of Persian I =.
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street.
Aug. 81. law
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Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner of King a III FnUar sf'ee'

Corner of King TT FHrfar streets,
HAS FOR SALE.
IS bales spinning Cotton, choice quality
80 hnds and D boxes sugars
hhds. loaf and lump ditto
S. hhds Molssses
s, Jags Coffee
10 tierces fresh first quality Rice
25 bags Pepper and Plmehto
g casks & boxes Goshen Cheese
40 barrels Newburyport Rum
20 boxes French live Oil, OF best qua
lily, each - bottles
8 pipes old London Particular Madeira
Ave to seven years old
90 cases old Medoc Claret, imported IN
iSO7
Port Lisbon, Sherry, & Malaga Wines
Gurpowder, Hyson, Young Hyson, and
Hyson Skin Teas, OF the latest and best Ina
portations
200 boxes Musca.el and Bloom Raisins
SO boxes fresh Chocolate, no. 3.
90 barrel. Whiskey
100 boxes ist and I'd quality Spanish CT
gars
Cocniac and Bordeaux Brandes
Wet India and Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With his usual general assortment OF Gro
ceries on reasonable terms, for cash, produce
or the usual credits to puncsua' men.
~ He will purchase new Herrings and
Shad.
April ~. a.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-16
LEES
Worm Destroying Lozenges.

This medicine which is as innocent and
mild as il is certain and eficacious in its O.
,deration, cannot injure the smallest infant,
should no'worms exist III the body-but will
without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whatever is foul or offensive,
and thereby prevent the production of worms
and many fatal disorders.
Among the symptoms attending WORMS
are, disagreeable breath, especially ip the
morning-bad and coll upt Gums-itching in
the nose, and about tho scat-eonvulsions
epileptic FITS, and sometimes pri.arou of
speech-irregalar appetite, someti,a. lorth-
ing food and sometimes voracieus- purging
:thiek slirayand fetid stools-vomitin, - large
and hard telly-painsand sicknsss at the ate