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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-09
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of deed of trust from ISAAC
Id SHREvE and HANNAH his wife, to the
subscriber, executed for the purpose OF sa-
tisfying debt due from Isaac Shreve tothe
Bank of Alex andria, will be exposed to public
sale, on credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, on the premises, on the 10th day OF
September next, LOT or half an Acre OF
GROUND, situated in the town OF Alex
andria, on the east side OF Washington
street & south side of Wilkes street
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
August aus
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-09
IT, Negroes zuanted.

SOME likely young NEGROES, between
u and IS years of age, are wanted to pur-
chase-Two Blacksmiths, woman who un-
derstands house business and is a good seam
stress, are wanted, for which the most libe-
raj prices will be given. Any person wish
ing to sell, will please TO apply to Mr.. Wash
ington, keeper Of the Washington tavern.
Aurust 26
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c. Hat Mandatory.
EDWARD LANGLEY,
September 2


"AkES this method to return his thanks
to his friends and the public, tor the
liberal support he has received since he COM
menced business in this place, and respect
fully informs them he has purchased the
HATING ESTABLISHMENT formerly belong
inc to Mr.. Ipliiqm II. S FAM, together with
a large assortment Of HITS, which nc VIII
sell at the most reduced prices, wholesale
or retail, He intends, in future, carrying on
the business at the stand lately occupied oy
Mr. Faw, opposite the Indian Queen tavern'
King street; where he hopes to be able to
give satisfaction to all who may please to Ia
yor him with their commands.
Aupust 80 diSl
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August Z
20 FAIRFAX RACES.

-HE Fairfax Jockey Club Races will
4 commence at this place on IHUho-
DAY the 9th of September next-the pur-
ses for the two first days will be handsome
the third day town purse worthy the atten-
ton of sportsmen On each day the money
will be hung up at the starting pole The
course is handsome, equalled by few on the
continent, and in good order. The trst day
three mile heats--the second two mile, and
the third one mile, &c.
John Radcliffe, Sec'y.
H, There IS a traiains stable kept at the
place, where any gentleman can get accom-
modated handsomely.
August % dtl9thSept
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lust Published,
For Sale bv RORERT GRAY.

For Sale by 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
kansaw, Kans La Platte, and Pierre Jaun HI.
vers-performcd by order of the government
of the United States during the years 1905,
1906, and 1907
.dND Il TOUR THROUGH
The interior Parts Of New Sbaan,
When conducted through these Provinces
by order of the Captain General, in the year
lsO7--by Major 4 NJ. Pike--illustrated
with Maps and Charts.
Price with the Plates seperate, S 3 IS
Ditto with the Plates bound in CT. 8 SO
Ditto in boards, ) w
CT Subscribers will please call for their
copies.
JUST RECEIVED,
A supply Of Carey's Family
Bibles, and Adgate's Music.
July l6 X. "
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YEATON & CONWAY
Hare Just received by Schooner Sely 'ann'
Cant Sher6urne, and offer TOR SAFE,
5000 bushels CO rse Liverpool! Salt
{ 100 barrels New England Rum
II do. Mackarel
90 boxes Soap
90 do: Candles
so tierces Yellow Ochre
80 kegs Tongues and Sounds.
IyN STORE,
50 barrels New YORK Prime Pork
80. do Beet
20 do. Rosin
90 do. rurpentine
90 900 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 %"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
Mutual assurance Society.


A T a General Meeting Of the Members of
"a the Mutual Assurance Society against
Fire on Buildings of the State Of Virginia, held
in the Halt of The House OF Delegates at the
Capitol in the city of Richmond, on Thursday
the 10th day of January. ISL
Present, in person and by representatives
1868 members, which number appearing to be
majority of the whole number OF members OF
'''G On motion, General pekr Johnston was call.
The annual coNIuusfeation of the standing
committee. having Nh sundry statemeRts &C
companying the sat6A. been presented 10 the
chair BY the rrYE,PA gent, which baying
been reported-&
Resolved, rat $50 copss of the commune
cation aud ofthe statement marked S, be print.
ed for the use oil the members.
Resoived, That a committee be appointed ia
examine the accounts Of the Principal gem
and the General Office, and make report to the
next meeting=and that he folio wing gentle
men constitute that committee.
Mr. MERCER OF Loudon,
MIR BRENT, Of Stafford,
Mr. LEE, of Norfolk,
Mr.. STANARD. of SpOttsyivania,
Mr.. BRENY, Of Frederick.
ResoiVcd, Fiat VIII n this meeting adiourns
It will adiou n to Friday the 18th instant.
ResolOed, hat this meeting do now adjourn
L M. klV LAIN, Sec'ry. NJ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
INN. Gy d. Brom zveH
OFFER TO SELL
New-York, January ws,'

WHEAT FANS and woven wire,
Round selves for wheat, all made compleat
Likewise some fans they'll hire
Selves of all kinds you here may fnd,
OF best materials made,
Boxes to draw and cut the straw,
BY working of the blade,
Some with fork are made to work,
Which cut the straw with ease,
Ifthem you try, you'll surely buy,
They never fad to please
And Safes for meat, To keep it sweet,
And more than that they il do.
They'll keep out rats, and hungry can,
And flies cannot creep thro'.
Bird cages too, We keep few,
When time it will permit.
OF any bird CT which we've heard,
Our cages sure will fit.
We've window springs, and many things
Too tedious here TO name,
With rolling screens, whom all esteems,
And usefulness proclaim.
Now it you call, YOU may see all,
And those things obtain,
Our erms likewise you must a,poge,
And of them not complain
January 1+ih, 1911. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

council sent speech, urging nearly
the same things to the nations they
represented, aud strictly caution:np
them to be peaceable towards the Uni.
ted States. A speech was also sent
!" to the prophet, aud our younger
brethren the Shawanese commanding
chem TO be quiet, and to attend to
their domestic concerns, and ordering
they shall not kindle a-council FIRE, ex.
cePt Tor their own tribe, being the
youngest of the nations"
Bait. Ev. Post I
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
Nashington Hsnry Aeademy,

l the county OF Hanover. twelve N, les
from The city o. Rivhmond-- w "a ne o.
peoed on Mond.y 2tst inst. under the su
perintendance of Mr. Henry, w. Nichols.
(appo'nted by the trustees thereby ~ ren.
tleInan OF regular Classical Educator.
who has taught the Latin, Greek aud nther
brances OF Accidental Literature for a
number of years.
Terms OF tuition per year payable quar-.
terly in advance.
For reading, writing, Geography aud he
use OF .ne 1iooes, English grammar .ind
Arithmetic, Gss
The Latin and Greek languages ~ "a
Surveying, Navigation, pniloso.-
ply and Astronomy 40 On
Board and lodging &, oo
Inc situation ot the Academy is PEE
SAINT and remarkably hea.lby-bo board in
genleei families low, Contiguous 10 the CITY of
h'chmond, where books and other necessa-
ries, can be easily Observation-Disclosures
pupils to none of the Inconvenience resuIt,
ing from situation far remote from n,ot
Sores. or 10 any ofthe lmpeGiments which
arise from the noise, dissipation and al.
lure mehts OF a CITY.
Inc Precepior promises that strict at.
tcntien shall be paid 10 the morals as well
as the iiterary improvements of the youth
-, W. S"ie ANU OiAefS IN - pledge
to ms patrons for the faithful perfornanc,.
OF MS duty, bis entire d. pendance upon the
profession and a consciousness III &c succes.
must rely upon his own exertlons to ,ner,.
their appreciation.
r ., small extra charge will be made
against each scholar for tue .xpense of
-lre-wood, taken from land belong ny to The
Institution.
Vacations will be as usual at the Acade.
my. By order of the trustees.
Hanover, Ian. IA, 1911. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

Mr. RICHARD DAsNET having been en-.
gagged as one of the Feathers ia the Rich.
in3lid HILL Academy, vii oDen school on
Monday the 14ih Of January. Persons
wisfing to enter Scholars, Will apply {,
MIR SAMUEL g.. ADAMS, Trefs urer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
SALEM Ian. 4.
Death of George he Third


Yesterday Mr.. John Dslrymple
came TO this town from Portland, in
forips Us, that in Saco ne heard re.
port, that vessel had arrived at Hal
lifax Ill 25 days from Liverpool, bring
ing an account of the Death OF the
King.
FURTHER.
Mr.. Gilbert, of the Exchange Cof-
fee House, Boston, writes US as fol-
lows.
"Jan. a-Mr. Hodge, from New
buryport, this morning conversed with
Mr.. Titcomb, from Passamaq DIV,
who spoke a hip three da, ago bound
to an Eastern port, from Liverpool,
then 27 days out, by which he was iu-
formed, chat there had been a number
Of reports in Liverpool of the death of
the King, of which there was confir-
nation the day before the ship saiIed.'
The two foregoing reports are pro.
badly from the same source.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
20 Dollars Reward.

AIKEN from the subscribers house on
: oundsy evening last. Il smait retd sb hare.
Trunk, about one foot long. containing /. box
of money scales and weights, and in il 5 or 6
Half Eagles also green purse with about
ID dollars IN silver; also brown bag with A.
bout ! 10 dollars N silver, and parliament
som tanning 3 or 4 ify dollar bilis OF Virginia
Bank (; also abou, 600 dollars in % d1lla. DIS.
sundry of 20 dollars, and one a.exsndfi. Eank
Bal tor .ioiiars +; also bna1ie ofpapers and
notes and one couoact. Wao,ver VIII re-
tarn he same to ,he subscriber, shall be emit
ted to the above reward, or ten dollars Tor
the papers.
Christopher Vail.
Richmond Ion IL 12iI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
January 10.

The bill for admitting the territory
of Orleans into the Union as separate
and independent state has passed to a
third reading in the House of Repre-
sentatives, and will probably pass that
House. The bill as amended does
not include the territory in East Loui.
siana Tor West Florida b,,t leaves that
a subject Of future Legislation, either
to be added TO the Mississippi or be-
come separate ferrilory.-ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
N

a NY person or p rsons who may have
L n demands on the late firm Of s Hevey,
s. Co. OF Rockets, prior TO the 17uf April
1910, Ct any demands exslI will
please to forward Vugr accounts to the
subscriber for adjustment, the books aud
papers OF said hrm being IN his possession.
THOMAS J. THOMPSON.
Rockets, January Ia, 1911 2
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
A BATTLE.

Mr.. Gilbert also writes that the
master OF the Liverpool vessel further
mentioned, 6 that the right wing of
the French Army in Portugal had at
tackled the left of the BRUSH, but
we've repulsed with the loss of 1000 /;
the British loss 400, and the Portu-
.guese 200"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

A N association has been formed for es-
! u tablishing an Academy on Richmond.
Hill, in the city of Richmond. Already
has sum of money been subscribed to be
paid annually in advance, more than suf-
hcient to defray the annual rents and re-.
pairs OF building for the habitation of the
Teachers and accommodation of the Scho-
lars, and other Incidental and contiE gent
expensts. for the term OF ten years. Five
trustees have been elected for the ensu.
ing year, by those whose authorizations re-
sPecuVe'y amount to 20 dollars, to wit
JOHN u. BLAIR. President.
JOHN BUCHANAN,
Col, RICHARD ADAMS.
GEORGE WIZ SMITH,
SAMUEL PLEASAN1o.
Inc trustees are invested by the sub
scribsrs with general power 20 superin.
tend the Academy, to prescribe rules sor
ITS good order and government, as well "a
relation TO the Teachers as the Scholars.
to determine on the scheme of education
to be pursued, the number of Teachers
90 he employed, aud the number of scho.
lars OF both sexes, to he admitted IN the
Academy, and to provide a fiji and Conve.
nieht building for the habitstion OF inc
eachers & accommodation of the schools.
Inc trustees have determined that for
the present, the English, Latin, Greek aad
French languages, writing and ar,thmst,&k-
the practical branches OF the Mathema;iE
and Geography, may there be tauzht--aHd
that 1t Will be exPedent to employ one
person TO act as president, and two suD.
ordinate Teachers, beside "A Preceptress.
tor the female scholars, whose ouall6ca
tons shall FIT them 10 Communicate in
s'ructioD IN the course of education above
proposed. They have also deteI ,n,eed that
| the proportion OF scholars shall be I'm
the Teachers, as Is % one--that the pr,cs.
OF tuition shall be 8 30 per year, for the
Latin and Greek lauguages, and practic Il
branches OF the Mathematics, Tor all or
| either of them; And 8 % for the English
Grammar, including writing, reading, a..
rithmetic and geography --these fees 10 be,
paid quarterly n,adyaace, and one dollar
| on admission from each scholar, to be auDli..
ed to provide fuel for the schooIs-ssAnd the
! Trustees having provided building = tuate
on kichmond-HIll near the Church. sufi i,
Gent for the purposes Aforesaid, they are
now ready to receive proposals from such
persons as are quaiihed, and WHO would
choose toundertake the instruction Of youth
ia the SAID Academy land earnestly IA.
vite the attention OF parents to an eeabl,sh
ment from which it is hoped ueci. pubic
utility will result.
| Gu behalf of the Trustees,
GEORGE WIN. SMITH,
| SAMUEL FLEASAN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

Levi Lincoln, Esq. late Attorney
General Of the United States, has been
appointed by the President Of the u /.
States. with the advice and cons MT of
the Sepa,e, Judge of the Circuit
Courtofthe United States, vice Judge
Gushing, deceased.
John Tyler, Esq. present governor
OF Virginia, has also been appointed a
Judge ior the Virginia district, vice
Judge Griffin, deceased. Id.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
WAsn1NcroN Cry. Ian. 8.

WAsniNoroN CITY, Jan. 8.
Very little has been done In either
House of Congress these two or three
days past, besides what has been done
with closed doors.
Reports wsre in circulation in the
city on Saturday of the opposition OF
the Floridiau conventionalists to the
authority of the United States. We
learn that there is every reason to be-
lieve that the report is'without founda.
ton, and that the authority of the u.
States, so far from being opposed, was
acknowledged at Baton Rouge amid
the acciamations of the people.
Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
Caution. Forgeyy.

A LETTER dated the 18th of October
\ last, at New Orleans, (nnd said TO he
forwarded via Fort Adams mail) address.
ed to the Subscribers, in this city, contains
ing remittance of 9 OO9 dollars, In Post
Notes of the United States Bank, VIZ I:
No. 3,S13, x. dated Philadelphia, I1th Sep
TENDER, 1910, at ten days date, IN favor
of John James, and endorsed to the order OF
John Poultuey jun. and by h IN endorsed TO
the order of the subscribers, signed D.
l-enox, president, and g. Simpson, cashier,
for S 500
No, 1914, B. same date, endorsements,
*. 500
No. s9eI, A. dc do do LOCO
which .etter or enclosures, naye-aot>come
to hspd.
The a5oye letter no, coming to handsn
due course of mail. early precautionary
measures were taken to prFvent Tie pay
ment of sand notes at the United Staty
bank or IT'S branches. The kohscribers az
however, informed, that dee of the 500
dollar notes had prev iously Neen pa u at
the United Ssstes bark in Philadefbhia,
under false Signature, and the other AZ
its br9 pch at the city of Washington. OF
the 1000 dollar note no advice has been
received. The pubic are cautioned a.
gainst receiving the SAID note, as pay ment
of it is stopped. A liberal reward, as cir.
cums.ances msy require, will be paid by
the subscr bers tor SUCH information as w Ii
lead 70 discovery otthe property in wn5le
or in part. or detection OF the forgery.
The holder OF the coo dollar note, as it
can sow be OF 10 use TO him, Will have an
opportunity OF returning it to the r,gh,ful
wners.
@ ROBERT BACH & Co.
New.York, January5 w3.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

Guide the French DEGREES are abandon-
co. Ev. Fost.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
Christopher Viii.
The RIcHMoND-HILL AcApEMY.'

Richmond. Jan. IA, 1871.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

JoEN c. CoHoos, Esq has been G.
lected by the General A sembly of
Virginia, a Br,gadier General, 10 sup
ply the vacancy ocoasioned by the
death of General E.. Wills.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

The aboriginal inhabitants Of the II.
States are opening their eyes TO their
true intrres's "a great numoer Of whom
representatives Of thirteen nations tx
in all about 10000 lately kindled 4
council FIRE near Detroit, to take into
IcopsIdeFation the present state of their
affairs. RID JAcKET spoke almost a
whole day--he advised the indians TO
peace, 10 attend to agriculture, and
chan their manner OF life with their
circumstances--he frcibly p5urtrayed
the different policy OF France and e..
Britain, and the United ates-the
former had always desired to make
them parties in their wars-wars 10
which they had no interest the lat.
ter advised them in every event TO re-
main at home in peace, attending 70
their wives and children. The grand
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BRYAN ttauipSon. * 20.

Bryan itanipson. & 20.
H;vc inst .ecsived and ofrrj'r Sele,
. 10 hhls. .Etl 80 barrels first quality suaa
20 CO seco.d quality,
10 pipes Old London particular Madeira,
pes and 5 tierces London market anG
Is quarter casks Malaga VINES:
10 Hoxss dipt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
50 barrels New England Rum,
40 ioprlrne Whiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
10 do Young Hysen TEAS, of this years
importation,
And selected for. family use,
Also. ,he best selected Flour for do.
Octobc, 81.
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Joseph II. MarldevlIie

toSSE}it Az. ifIllltS IL ~
OFFERS FOR S4LE,
1000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Sal,
Liverpool Sair IN sacks
90 hogsheads Muscovado sugar
50 barrels do. do.
S hogsheads New Orleans do,
5000 VT hes, green Coffee in hhds. < bags
1000 VT old white ditto
5000 VT Race Ginger.
IS hogshcuols Molassss
s. barrels Whiskey
20 ditto New England Rum
60 boxes moull and dipped Candles
barrels Hcrrings and Shad
10 bales upland Cotton
CunpowGer,
Imperial, TEAS
Tyson, .:. ,;ou.
ur5on Skin
M.Aeira, Port, Lisbon, Sherry, and Cata~
on;a HINES
jamaica and Antigua Spirits
Cngaac ,IHndY
Holland and country Gin
CA.apowtlcr OF dileyeat kinds, shot. Lon
don a!i Philadelphia mustard, pipes in Bog
e., wri ting c@d wrapping paper, nests Il box
es, best Spanish and common segars, bed
cords, ic2dng lines trace ropes, LOAD x lump
s4gtr, butter in iirkins, Pepper H!lsM&c' en- .
n avon. nul,ncgs, ciogcs and mace, alum,
CupNeras, dtnuOhns.
also,
Always on hand, bs>t suparhne Flour and
Crackers
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-29

January lS.
N!,WTON KEEhE

CFFH RS EQ'R S Il L IL
~ h,,-,neads West India and hsV VI
leans >uSdr
s ;isrces ditto
leo barrels tii'o
80 bags green coffee
20 tons bar ir"n
Is barrels New England rum
81 boxes candles
lo chests young Tyson tea
s di,io Hysnn ditto
3 ;raf 2pss rcneei!!e wine
hogsneads West India Rum
400 barrels New York prime pofI
20 casks i.olidon brown atCHt, ai1a
20 l,aics New OGseaHs cotton
pipes sayenne bsat'ay.
De q.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-29
NEGROES. FOH SALE.

ON MONDAY, t.s Alb day of FeoFuaf.,.
next if s,ir; Il rot, the mex, t",S cav va.
be sold, a, puzzle sale, to' rca''y a?ohs!' a,
,Fe house OF Captain Gorge n,1,afs"s, ~
Dunfr:ss; 81 rs:y !i'sely N:,GRUh,: col
SSH. Of men. ayamen ard ch'ldrer; De
;ans,na y. ,se es,a.e Of ioi.n Gibsoh' de-
JOAN Spence, Exr's.
jssscs Reid J.,
DsnssrieE, 5ap. 2~-s
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Iofeph N!andeviiie,

|oGeph MandeVliie,
Corner 9t K.ne aud fuiita,r'afreefs'
HAS FOX s Me,
10 quarter chests gu0pow4sv ana llhpsFsa'
TEA
20 boxes ditto ditto
20 quarter chests hvs0n ditto
3. duo Young dyson
% ditto hvson skin--qfkhc latest lMhorfa~
tons dud SUPERIOR qnahty.
Is hogshcads aud 70 barrels muscovado
sugars
90 kegs madden
10 casksarst quality Goshen chez
s pipes old london particular naSe'Fa
3 ditto fine old post
ditto Lisbon
10 quarter casks sherry
ditto colmenar
% ditto mountain Malaga
20 ditto Catalonia
30 ca.cs cid MCd0c claret
ditto vim &c grave
30 cases Lu1co ou
10 b1lcs Orleans and Georgia cotton
20 hogshcals AsoiasacS
f3.rn,c, Bordeaux and peach br2Idies
Jamaica, An gua and northern rum
Holland and country g'A
Peu1sylvania rye whlakey
Wine and cider vincgog
800 ooxcs and hs!' BOXES choice hrsf anu
second uuaiiyy HAVANA Cigars.
Loci ard lump sugars; coffee chocolate
a.mc.ds mace; nutnegs; doves; c4ss'a
and csssia buds pi,ncnto; pepper; race and
! or,uu,, ginger; .rnrLlo; Icsut's bark; pearl
and common barley indigo; alum copper
as Eg blue hrifn stone starcA; E"lt pow.
der; Eeiper's, Gasrcu's s. Hamiiten's snut
in Bottles -nA b!ahdcrs; Macsuha and rappee
sauGs; gunpowdeJ; patent shos assorted
mould .ho.; ba" lead HNp and pistol l!'h's
writing and wrspp,ps paeer; glue dfmi-
johns; coras; 'cd cords leading ''hss
rbruirr tobacco. &c. &c.
NE WILL PURCHASE,
Flaxieed, and we'll CLEANED Nun
tard Seed.
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e. QUIG L YES
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.

TINE. subscriber nas received large sup
ply of BUEIt BLOCKS, Of a superior
Quality; and ii 5 commenced making BURR
NtILL-S7'O.NES, 4! his shop on the upper
end OF King street, pear the diagonal pump,
wherc he can, on Il short ho,lce, furnish
Stones Of any size, warransedequal, if not SUI
rcrior, to a,.y in the UIated s,atcs-aHl on
very reason aole terms
Michael Oaiglcy.
January II, dft
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SLAVES WANTED.

For eight or ten Virginia Slaves,
b,.v<. women, and men, Of good cha
raeser, | yiIl give liberal price in
cayb FRANCIS L. LEE,
10 an. %. El
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MIR, at DeGd@e.

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h., every ru>s lay AL Fridays
,yfLr. B& SOLD -,
/ q "a Vsndua SIRE, corner Of Prince anu
%Fat:r streets. p.
Ii g.-;s!y % Dry Cots, Groceries, co. C..
F. !, n,,;,rs of .hi:h w;ll be expressed IN
-, ..,.,s o; ,ho day---hn kinds OF goods
~ < .,'', ~, ON limisAt;on and the prices OF
49," 80 ~, esta5,saG,., can asany time Dc
as.a, ,n,l purchased at lowest Limitation
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Lott yelterday Morning,
Between my store and the old Tobacco
Warehouse or hctween the CID Tobacco
Ware1 use and Hooe's wharf
Notes for So bids Of Tobacco, of
the Alexandria Warehouse inspection, in the
n,mr Of Jy4n fayl9e, Of the following marks
and numbers:
LT-Iv. SIS to $50; s36 to 346; s5l
to 358; ~ 10 ~. R. 81 to SIS :;
s25 to $50, 333 &c S55; l6t 10 l66; los
tol7Q j.. Z. ~ 20 27 II 10 s.
This adver,iSement is TOR the purpose OF
prevc ting any ianoesp, person from puc-
chasing he a5oV" No:os.
lanes Sanderson.