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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-11

TIME subscriber wishes to dispose of
i a Tract of Land, adjoining the Sui
phur Spring place in Berkeley County,
Virginia, containing $50 acres, about 100
acres are cleared, As or so acres OF which
are excellent Bottom, o acres Of Meadow,
and 10 more may be made with a uiaing
expense, the balance Of the Land is well
t,mbefed, it is boundedby Opeckon Greek,
and the whole of the land we'll watered.
On this place IS a comfortable log Dwelling
House, Kitchen, Double Batn, and other
necessary Buildings.--Also, another farm,
in the same nrighbourhood, adjoining the
Lands of Jacob Weaver, Esq and Others.
containing III acres-about 60 acres of
which is cleared the balance Of the land in
good timber.-persons wishing to SEE the
Land or purchase, will please apply to the
subscriber at Mrs. Nancy Andersons, on
Nj ILL., Greek.
WILLIAM ANDERSON, Exv.
of Colbert Anderson, deceased.
Jan. Il, 1871.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-11

that III. jefferson was afiaid TO carry il into
effect
Mr.. Pickering would not be guilty ola real
breach of trust. He was not. lie can there
fore only laugh at Clays resolution Of CEN
sure. Mr.. Clay ought to change his resolu-
tioa, thus:
Resolved, That the public reading in tho
senate Of any letter, which proves the sub
serviency of the past or present administra-
ton to France, is an evil and a breach q enc
of the most important privileges belonging
to this body that such perusai is a pubic
PRONUNCIATION of kR0seR secrets, and telsos by
its authenticity TO bring into disreputo and
disrespect, this whole honorable body and
therefore,
Resolved, That this house take it in high
dudgeon, and for one month continue sorely
offended.
tSince writing the above, VIC hear that the
senate yesterday did pass some such resolu-
ton at least a vote OF censnre. The same
we presume that Dir. Clay produced. No
harm lone
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-11
One Cent Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber living
IN near Buckles Town, during the
Christmas holidays, a bound boy, named
James Daley, about z years Of ape. Had
on a fur hat almost new, a cotton coat.
and Jacket, cloth roundabout lindsey over
ais, &c. will give the above reward hur
thanks to any person who will return
aid boy to me. All persons are hereby
cautioned against ~haybousing or employ ing
him.
DOUGLAS BUTLER.
Jan. II, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-11

Should the following not be taken up BY the
close of March, they will go as Dead
Letters to the General Post Office,
viz.
A. Thomas Anderson, Esq. Post Mas
ter, Bath, Virginia.
b. James blackemore, Wm. Burd,
Col. Barns, Thos. Barney, near Sleepy
Greek.
c. Miss Betsy Campbell, Thos. Car
neal, Esq.
d. Peter burst, John P. Davis.
E. Harden Edward, The Escheator Of
Berkeley.
f. Benz. Foreman, John Files.
G. William Goldman, David Gsrett.
II. Patrick Hart.
]. Casper Jacobs.
L. Henry or David Lady, Messrs.
Powell and Lee.
M. Samuel M'Coy, Geo. M'MiIen,
Jno. M'NclIy, Mary Matlock, Simon
Moon.
O. Peter Oller.
P. Isaac Peters, Sleepy Greek, VIM.
Pointell, Esq Warm Springs.
r. Thomas Riley, Thomas Rumens,
Jacob Rces.
S. The legal Representative or Heirs Of
Peter Shepherd, Thomas Sharp, Henry
Small, Messrs. Stone and Slaughter.
II. William Tapscott, John Timmonds.
w. Capt. James Wilson, Mary Wilson,
Jacob Wisabarger.
Y. George Young, Jos. Youss, Sleepy
Creek.
WIN. soMMERyILLE. P. M.
- The citizens are as earnestly, as res
requested, to rgcollect, that
ofce hours IN the Sabbath day is 0niy
&c 10 II A. NJ. inclusive.
Jan. IL, 1871.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-11
CLOSEn nOnRS

Congress were occupied the whole of Sa-
turday 10 secret eonclaye--It is said, from
good authority, MIR. Morier, the British
charge des ~afsaires, has presented a memorial
against the occupation OF Florida.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-11

spanish province OF ri T:ia. Tae Sisl de-
gree OF latitude was, by the subsequent tres
~ of l79a, between the United States and
Spain, confirmed as the boundary between
the possessions OF the two nations. THE title
OF the United States to the territory in uues-
ton, under the treaties Of ST. ndcfonso. and
OF lS0S, is fully established BY those facts.
Louisiana was retroceded to France " with
the same extent that it then had in the hands
OF Spain ? and the territory in question, by
Whatever name Spain chose to call it, was
then substantially in her hands.
Louisiana was retroeeded IS with the same
extent that it had when France possessed it,"
ana not only was that territory part OF Loui
stana When France possessed it but she ne
yer owne that province a single day without
thai territory, as part of it. For, as has been
stated, she coded on the same day the eastern
part OF Louisiana to England, and the west
ern part to Spain.
Louisiana was retroccded. " such as it
should be after the treaties subsequently en-
tered into between Spain and other states .
and Spain never had, since she acquired Lou
lslana in Ice, made any treaties relative to
Louisiana, but that of 1855. with G.. Britain,
and that of l595, with the q. States: She
aNVt tO tiCdtN W4ltkGfCFs NsiiCil
Affected Louisiana uest of theA Mississippi
This member of the description can therefore
only apply to the territory In question. east
Of the Mississippi, and there it has full effect /;
the territory having been acquired by Spain.
bs her treaty of 81 with G. Britain, and its
boundaries having been finally established BY
her treaty OF 1925, with the United Safes
" Louisiana, such as it should be- &c. can
only mean, including >east Louisiana, as
restored by the treaty of 1888, but extending
no further north than the southern boundary
OF the United States as recognized by the
treaty of 1895.
The spirit of the treaty equally supports
the construction necessarily derived from its
letter. Spain retrocedes to France the colo
ny Which France had ceded in 1862, and she
must therefore yield all in her possession which
France had formerly given up. The cession
by France OF west Louisiana to Spain, was te
compensate for the loss of Florida the ces.
sion of east Louisiana to England, was tc
make, together with Florida, an equivalent
for Cuba, which, on that condition, was res
tored to Spain. France ceded the waole fol
the benefit Of Spain. And Spain having re
covered Florida by the treaty of l7S3, having
herself ultimately lost nothing it is a natu
raj consequence that France, in obtaining
retroeession, should take back all she ha,
lost, for the sake of Spain. 1t is hardly ne
eessary to add, that no private explanation
between those two nations made subsequen
to the treaty of st. lldefonso, can affect til
right of the United States, derived from
public treaty such supposed explanation nc
having been communicated to them by Francs
when tire treaty of 1906 was concluded, no
even afterwards by Spain, when she acquie.
ced in the acquisition of Louisiana by Anne
rica.n*
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-11

We have never entertained more than on 9
opinion respecting the pretended repeal OF
tae Berlin and Milan decress, namely, that
the whole was a mere juggle that B~onapar-
tie never had an idea ofrescinding them on any
terms, to comply with which would have
been possible on our part. This opinion is
now verified. Yesterday the president laid
before the house of representatives several
documents and correspondence between
Armstrong, r. Smith, Terreau, &c. agreea-
bly, to Mr.. Swoope's resolution ofthe 2lst In
slant requesting information respecting du-
ties paid in France for American produce,
&c. Tie secretary of state in a letter to
Turreau, tells him, that according to the
duties, edicts, and regulations now in force,
the revocation of the Berlin and Milan de-
crees amount to nothing. Turreau replies
that there appears to be a disposition in his
court 10 make some changes favorable to us,
but he has received nothing official to that
purpose. The message is TO be printed, and
the American public will soon be convinced
that this pretended repeal is NOTHING, MOI
THING AT ALL and, what is more,
that The administration WE'LL KNEW 1T, at
tie time The Presidsats proclamation uos
5ssucd. We now think there is but little
Danger of even an attempt to carry into eff
feet the non-intercourse with England.
LAter. GGz.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-11

Thomas Worthington, Esq is chosen a
senator of the United States, from the state
OF Oaio, to supply the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Return j. Meigs, esq.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-11
From the Alexandria Gazette, Jan. 8.

From the alexandria Gazette, Jan. 3.
Some find much fault with Dir. Pickering
for reading a prohibited letter in the Senate,
and accuse him Of Turning democrat, because
Stephens Thompson Mason once divulged
secrets and was toasted for it by all the Jaco-
bins from Maine to Georgia. But the cases
are very different. The one was a violent
breach Of honor and trust, the other is a case
where all motive for secrecy had long gone
by, except the motive for screening the exc
scutiye. Nor was he revealing secrets. The
letter he read had circulated several weeks
before. 1t was important that the public
should know it: and should know why the
law establishing a custom-house on the wa
ters ofthe Mobile was never carried into eff
feet. One Napoleon Bonaparte told Tallev-
rand to tell Mr.. Madison to MORN Mr.. Jefer-
son That his imperial and royal majesty wouia
not suffer II. Why should any body wish to
keep secret what every body knew, namely,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-11

= For that act Of acqniescence, see in the
Ippendir, Csoalto's letter to Mr.. Pinkney,
of l0th Feb. 1904.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-11

+ This art or treaty dfee&sioQ has ;neper.
been mdds puItic; htt rs date : cscertafn1
I'd by 0se letter cfthe King Of Fr0nesto Ice
5adie.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-18
/ offer for Sale,

Ny estate in ainovcr. called ane Known
hv ,ac name Of nuLrIeLD containing 1919
acres, be the same more or less' toge'h@'
win the Negrots. between 81 ana 10, most
" in families-also, all the stock OF Horse''
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Mules ana the
Plantation Utensils.
Possession will be given Of the whole as
soon as contract is concluded, including the
present growing crops. at their estimated Va
lac. One fourth of the pu,chasc money WIZ
lie REQUIRED in hand and the balance III one
md t.so wears On interest. II safe OF the
I,nd should not ke pace before the ! 9Th OF
August, the negroes, stock &c VIII DC s"iu
on that day, together with the standing coih,
and ,he estate leasc1 for \ term OF years
have ALTO for sale about $1,000
Acres Of Military Lands III the States OF OHIO,
Kentucky, and she Indiana Territory, besides
1860 Acres in the county OF Mason and State
Virginia near the Ohi,. For particular
description of all which and for terms OF sale,
Apply to MIR. Thomas Tavior, of Richmond,
or to
John Hopkins.
Af,,,h 9; 2aW2m.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-18
Mill for Sale.

will sell or | will let, for a
Term Of cars, grisl and merchant Mill x
u acres Of good fertile land in FairfAx coun-
", Virginia, on the direct road leading from
Lecsburg to Alcxandiia, 81 miles from the
fo5,na,er and Is TO the latter, and l3 toGeorge-
town and the City of Was .iugton, aud not
more than three miles from the great falls OF
the Potomac river, and &c miles from any
other merchantmil, and in good neiEhbor..
hood for wheat, corn. rye, &c. and itbeIng 50
Immediately on the road where all kinds OF
horse fool will sell TO great advantage. The
Mill House is built with, brick iris ~ feet
by 50 and stotiss high, and on never fail
ing stream, with water wheels, ope pair OF
good country sto.es, and ene par OF hve teet
Frcsch Burrs Of good quality, and conye-
riency fer another pair, part OF the WORKS
ALREADY framed, and seasoned timber sufficient
! to finish them; it has every conyenlency anu
necessary machinery, for tina manufacturing
-four and country work. The works are al.
most new and in complete order, with good
DIV cling house, kitchens, cooper's shop e
other buildings necessary, and good peach
orchard There is about acres OF improved
meadow, and 6 or 8 more may be aldn9 .thE
balance i we'll siln5ered. a farther de scrip,
ton is unnecessary, as the purchaser will Grss
view the premises. ~ .Y
n William Sheppard:
April . we 80 se0s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-18

W. nave just received few hundred los'
Of the fsst 9asi " Maddsr.
Bryan Hampson and Go.
.iL so o. H.sAD,
A few hoss:teals 9TH proof old jamaica
Spirits =,
DO 81 proof Antigua do
40 ba,rcls New f.nnl.nd Rum.
pipes i.ondon Particular Madeirs,
do. do. do. Tea.ritis' s
. . d.. old Lisbon, *
90 Sicily Madeira, q
]: quarter casks Malaga
A few hundred pounds spanish aote lndi-
go,
And a general assortment OF Groceries OF
the best kind.
Al.o, quantity Of Ground Liverpool and
Lisbon Salt
100 sacks hnc do. containing from l-2
60 h.e bushels each.
March IS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-18
Kew & valuable Public atlOns

New & valuable Publications
lust receiued TOR sale by LINES KE"NE-
DY, sen. Bookseller, KlAg street.
Anatomisd Examinations at Surgeons
Hall, London
Homes Observations on Ulcers
Johnson's Practical Essay OH Cancers
Themson's Elements OF Chymlstry
Conversations on ditto
Supplement- to Murray's Chym,'try
y Cox's Observations ON Combustion u AcI'
difcation
Fulhame on ditto
Hooper's Physicians vademecum
fonnycastle's Algebra
simpsons Plane and Spericsl lngonome-
try
April II coaw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-18
John Hopkins.
2aW2m.
MOUNT EAGLE.
This desirable Country Seat is for

I his dcSlTa5Ie county Seat Is TOT
Sale eas ti3ei+.! crecit.-- Within hall an hours
r,ie o; Alex ,ndria, it Offers every necessary
accommodation for i gcntcel family. The
TRACK bounds on Hunting Greek; md con
t.;ls two HUNDRED and twenty three acres.
II nor sold before the first week In April, II
viii be leased 10 an approved Tenant, ON ac>
.cama o,la,ing tcrms.- applications may be
made TO WILLIAM HEaBEnr, Lsq Ale%an-
dris, or To the subscriber
John Carlyle Herbert,
Near Van0ille, Uaryland.
February II. 2awtl
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-18

Those who have purchased tickets Of the
scbssf;bcr in The Wilmington .-olisse Lctte
ry, are hereoy Informed that that lottery wifi
D't be drawn. rhey viii, therefore, please
To return the tickets and receive the amount
~ cash OF tic ,cs in the Putom &c AID Sae-
nan,loah Navig .lion Lottery. which conan ell
sss drawing Oil The Isl Monday in May next.
ROBERT GRAY.
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Iuh Publlhed,
PRICE FIFT1 CENTS,

f,KAE FIFI1 CEN 10,
And for sale by ROBERT CIR
A poe,ical Picture Of America.
Being observations made during residence
Of ssqcrsl years at Alexandria and Norfolk !;
illustrative OF the manners and customs ofthe
iuhahi;an's-scd interspersed with anecdotes
arising from general Intercourse with soci.
CIV IN that country froE, 1899 TO l8o7.-By
9 Lsdy.
LonGon, Printed, 1909 Norfolk Reprinted
1870.
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Joseph II. Vaudeville,

49, -,
VI GN , I w - "a LIZ,
50 hhds' 50 and tth PROOF W. ihoia iu'n
- ditto Mu>covado sugars
50 dltto noIasses
h barrels common whlskey
~ ditto Old rye ditto
80 ditto New England rum
200 ditto ditto CIDER
20 ditto excellent shad
" casks Malaga vine
8 bo%es Drown and Whl'e soap
% ditto mould and capt candies
50 ditto ralsins
40 ditto best crown glass; ny ~ aha ~
by u
70 otto chocolate, no ana no. .
20 chesio imPerlai' hysoh' !o'ns hyso"
Gnu 90 81.
% dit,o White ditto
go 50 dino rae. GEMS. amer n,D.r
'Do 'o1"'' 49, r."s rNf
ooo ~ u,,vo u 'l ,hnls tsI.nd cheese
'oao ~ poa''t 80. 49,, C,.s,an 49,
~ hai., Ind,s tw;na
~ u:e' i"" ,,h;e,
u'''' 'o ~ pErgU
a,d.;ro sharrv L,s,ao por, and Mia
IrT,Er
Cognac Peach and Apple BRANDY
Up, a'' ~, w. 80 ;nI,.o 800,
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Public Sale.

: - = ~ y
from Daniel NJ Carly, and Ncrgareuo Ma
tilda snosyarn, his syJs, 10 KS the sudscrb rs,
will be erhosed TO nlbtic safe. on TUESDAY
the Fifth JGy If february nert, at Crosyford's
Tavern, TN George Zown, Trace Of Land az
the riDer Potomac, fy ne in I.oudoun county,
state Of Virginia. knosun CO NJ Carty's Is!anG,
and Sugar Land 7fact or so much thereof az
will be su6fcien. 10 tay the sum recorded in
said deed. 49,
Thi. property lies about 20 miles above
George Town, and the city of. Washington,
and the Island part of the properly, contain
ing 500 acres, is known by its produc-
tons to be the most valuable and desirable
land in either the states of Maryland or liz
ginia, with proper cultivation may be made
to produce 100 bushels of corn per acre.--A
great proportion o. this tract is heavily TIM
bered, from which an inexhaustablc quantity
of ship timber, slaves, SC. may be taken =
The property viii be shewn on application to
Mr.. John w. Broraugh, in George Town, or
MIR. Daniel M'Carty, or the premises. the
tc ms of sale arc, one third cash, OF negolia-
bic paper in the bank Of Columbia, Ut 60 days
with two approved endorers residing within
! the district of Columbia. the balance in three
F.; equal p,yment. Of three, six * hine, months,
ali bearing interest from day ct sale, in notes
! as aI,o.e mentioned The land is TO remain
. bound and he resold Oh de fault OF payment,
for SO much ready money as m ay be s,ficl-
ent to raise the balance then due, ADD the re:
! sdue OH II credit to meet the future install
pcnt or ms ailments; the proceeds OF which
| resale is to be in like manner secured, and
this operation of resale is TO be m,de as CT
ten as such succc ssive default shall require,
conforming each 10 the terms prescribed in
the first. ~
Elisha aney,
James Keith, junior.
November S. 2awts
O. The sale of the above
property is unavoldabiy post
poned until Monday, 22d inst.
: at O'Clock, when the sale will
positively take place at'CraW-
fords avern, Georgetown.
/; april g. .-..-
Burr Milestone Mandatory.
The Subscriber informs the
public that. he has received supply OF Burr
Blocks and intends TO recommends The maxi
. ing of Burr. Mill.otones at lis late dwelling
on Patrick street, between King ana Cameron
streets, about The first of March next, whe
| he can supply burr Stones oil any dimensions
that may be ordered. He has also good as
so-tment of Boiling Cloths, whicitcan be had
10y apply ing 10 Joseph Dean or at the Manu-
factory Any person Wishing to engage
Burrs before the first of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean.
/ Benjamin Brown.
I December II. Paw
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WAS put on hoard the s'oop Unity. at
fhila,le phia, for Alexandria, sc IN Angus,
1909, barrel aud !. box. marked e T. The
ow"sr will yet them on spP.yin, to Mr.. Da-
MEL MCLEAN, AMI paying charges
CALEB HAND
Apis. colin
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April 10
T. w. PEYTON

OFFFRS FOR S Il L E,
1000 bushels Liverpool, Lisoln, * Turks
Island salt
80 IONS Piais.er
90 barrels Tar
West Iudia Rum in hogshrads
Muscovado Sugar in ditto
New Orleans ditto, first quality
Coffee in bags
W hiskey in hosshsads and barrels
Pepper IN bags
pimento N kegs
Imperial, hyson, and young hyson leas
Chocolate and Candles in boxes
Butter and Lard in hrkins and kegs
A few tons country Hemp
Swedcs Bar Iron
April 10 a'"SAs94"
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]. The Subscriber
Cters FIR Sale On modsra tsrnns, til; folozoing
= VII UdBLE PROPERTY.

CEers FIR SAFE On modsra t-rns, tn; following
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
A LOT of Ground, situate at the lower
end Of Fairfax Street, running with the said
Street ore hundred ard s4venty.aix ieet, Sc
ven inches--.ro!Iting on Jefferson Street, one
hundred and twen!y-fhrec feet 1--we lnca,s,
AID Contain 81 h,lf an acre. The improve
me,as on this Lot, consist OF an excellent and
completely finishc two story biloS Dwelling
House, with eve.y convenient out house,
roou pu,Mp in the yard, aud a Garden, which
with proper attention might be made highly
also,
A small piece OF Wood Land, containing
SI,car and one half acres, trontirg on the
alount Vernon road, adjoining the country
seq, Of Mr. Andrew JAMESON, snd about 3
mics from the town. Ais land Is not mere
than one quarter Of a mile from the HuntIns
Greek Turnpike Road, ard 1t Is supposed
will nveraye about 35 or 40 cord OF wood 10
thc acre.
Also. a Tract of Land on the
South side of liuntiny Greek about two hun
dred wards from he Turnpike Road, con-
ra;ninr 6fty- one acres Upon this ract are
.evers, beautiful scites for building, com.
u;andinp view of Aiexandria, Washington,
a Bar, Of Ceorga & considerable length
cf the river. it has some good low grodl.;i
and valuable pocosih attached lot. Apply
!. D. SImms.
A,>,;, =, StawSw.
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ELISHA IIMMS

VIII. leave Lo.llOun county, Virginia,
soat ,hea.ideiic of Apsit. for Kenlueky and
Ohio and. will undertake 10 atteAa to any
land basinsss in these states Tor anoHerate
comnsnsatiun !spp's,,o Richard Is a d,Les,
Esquire, In Aisxantltia. ;-a7
March so. Jaws"
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The American Lady's Precep,or-a new
school book
rhe Americans Understanding the
Constitutions OF the United States, with the
latest Amendments-thc Declaration Of In
depey cence-the Federal Constitution, a. d
Hashiag!on's Farewell Address
Smirke's Review OF Battalion Of iantry,
with elegant nd appropriate Engraving.1
Mav3r's Piutarcf, for the use of Sckso's
Hamel's French Grammar and Exercises
Dufsf and Boyer's french Dictionaries
Outfits Nature Displayed
Edgcw2rth's Moral Tales for young people
49, Parents Assistant
-- Tales of Fashionable Life
A School Testament, on 6ne paper. with
new and handsome type
Walsh's American Review OF History and
oluics, No. 1.-The I'd is daily expected
The Archives of Useful knowledge, the
three first numbcrs, by Dr. Measc-a three
ol.ars per annum.
April m&thtf
Potomac and Shenandoah Navigation
Lottery
Commences drawing OF the fist Monday
in May.
Present price of whole Tickets $40 50
Half do S 81 l-2
''' Quarter do ITS
Pile Tickets III the Baltimore Hospital
Lottery t,tsn in payment for Tickets in this.
Orders from distance enclosing the Cash
post paidl will be promptly attended 10.
4 en- OK Of the whole drawing will be kept
Tor the examination Of the tickets during the
drawing, and every in ornaiion respecting
! the Lottery will be gisen free OF expence.
F, K GRAY,
7, Opposite the Washington Tavern,
A,.;l
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If D 7 Z I N G..
n Q T I c F..

A MEETING Of the Great Hunting Creek
IL Bridge Company will be held at the
house of Frederick Shuck, near the bridge
on the first Monday in May next, at nall
mast three O'Clock, for the purpose OIL eject
ing PRESIDENT and four p1REcTohs' 70
serve the company the ensuing year:
John HooE 7re9lurer.
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
And other Valuable Books.

Just received, Tor sale by JAMES KENNEDY,
senior, bookseller, King street.