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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-25

" az III Inc.ricn-
NE ORLEANS Th-

r. I" -OhLEANSJ JAN. Ia.
we may now present our readers
with some positive details, relative 10
t"e military operations which have Ia
Ken place N Mexico. They are ex-
tac'ed nom The letter Of an officer high
~ rank who was in person al the last
engagement. The following contains
the substance Of that letter, dated A
Querelaro, Nov. u.
rs spot where has been fought the
principal battle, on the 29th Of October
i named Aculeo, Gen CaIleias headed
,ne European army, and the parson AL.
renee Ald1mo that Of tie insurprn,s
OF about Is to $1,000 men.-Th. In
o'ah army had selected their position
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-25

rev one. I wish tfs lisa
cy to the couile gur.u-d by any nem-
Der of the other branch of the legil-
la,ure yer 7 have IL from lu-h au-
thority that have al eutr- 5elief OF
the fact, that our PIE .ent r.alitcr IN
Rufia, the a nembe WI that body
when the Iouilana treaty vas under
the coniiduI.,-on VII hs senate, al
though he was in favor OF tue treaty,
yet exprehtd great doubts on the
ground of conititutionality, IN rela-
ton to our controHl over the Ultima
ton Of that people, and the manner
and the principles on which they
could be admitted into the Union.
And it does appear that he made two
feveral motions in that body, having
for their object, as avowed, and gath
cred from their nature, an altcra ton
in the contribution TO enable US 10
comply with the Populations OF that
convention.
I'VE, eg,s t6H rvs ss.~of ID tbii hsi, ssafi
Lat Joeeeb f5i, zvsst Bat e,.rvd IF f'reig- ard
asnrelie ustus ss1Ss,s 1t i~ps0sGcsbls TBs se~osT-
Or y0W krSrv~, sffesr 81 s.S HH~'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-25

CONGRESS-.

From, Washington, February I3.
." MIR. Giles las brought forward
motion in The Senate, to enable The SUI
preme Court Of the United States 70
transact business, with certain limita-
Hons) having only three Justices on the
bench. Twice read, and referred 10
Messrs. Bayard, Giles and CLAW.
4" he United States Bank Dill was
again brought forward this day. Nlr.
Anderson moved to strike out the first
section q the bill with view to Try the
principle. "A debate cnsued, Which
lastd ;ill the hour Of adjournment
when the subject was agreed 70 be
postponed I'LL Tomorrow.
a" HI is Understood, That the : bers
Of the Senate, in favour ofrene,.-I, are
l3-agalnst j, l6-unccrtain, 5.
4 ne nomination of Alexander VOL
colt, has been rejected in the Senate -
his is better than could ~ expected.
he bill for Introducing the Or
leans Territory into tue Union, has
passed Oolh Houses, and requires only
The sanction Of tue President 10 make
il law.
" Nothing further " the Non Inter
course Blll--It sleeps very quiet;
and VIII not probably ~ awak ened uuul
The new French Minister armies
a member cf.Congress, unGcr late
OF the l2lb in-iaHJ reports, thai " I as
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-25
Frort q Frcnch hrhar

PARIS, DEC p. We nave news
from toe Isle Of Franco, to Oct. 10
! he Ln6lisn had lost six lrisatcs in
tina. sea- VIZ the Iphigenia So, Merle.
dc So, -Alricaine SO, CeyIon g. Siri,e
50 ana Masiclenne 36-the Two last
we're burnt, after getting aground.-
Inc crews OF the vessels which had
landed and fortified the rock Il Passg.
h'd surrendered The Wyndhan q. i
Asteie Indlamen were also taken, with
100 troops, ampIniiion end money.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-25
ERENCII PRIVATTTR.

The Duke q. Dantzic, French priva.
tecNis still Oft Southern coast, and
beside the Canton, has seized, sunk and
burnt several other American vessels.
She is fast sailing brig, mounting IL
eighteen pound carronades and By the
declaration Of the Captain, IS u cruise
off Cape Calnavella for further prizes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-25

The Jews within this kingdom enjoy
at present, all the civil rights which the
liberalily Of the Emperor Napoleon has
bestowed upon them. They form a
part Of the National Guard, lately es-
tablishcd here, and in the King Guard
there are several officers Of that demon
nation. A vast number of Jews have
been sent 10 Spain, in the army, who
have been promoted, as rewal 4 for
their services. lsraelite apprentices
are taken by the Mechanicks Of this
country, and the Jewish Merchants are
now permitted to buy and possess pro-
perry, whether III country or town.
Within the kingdom Of WestPhalIs,
including the country of Hanover, the
number Of Jews amount to $4,000 -
They have established at their own ex-
pence, a Consistory; and their school
is very numerous, and kind Of Semi
nary for poor boys drawn out by lot,
who are to be taught different profess
sions. On every sabbath, Mr.. Jacob
son, President Of the Consistory, or
other Member, delivers Speech on
public duties and order.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-25

Americans III France-Sold.
The following sale of american YES
sells, with tAe plice of each, took place
at Bayonne on the 18th Dec. last, which
we have from an authentic source.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-17
Music for the Pianno Forte.

II ATEI.Y received and for sale at = Plea
IIsants' Bookstore, Richmond-a very large
collection Of Music for the Pianno Forte, &c.
in sheets.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-17

Alta Meeting Of the Members Of the Stand
ing Committee of the Mutual Assurance So
eiety against Fire on Buildings of the State
of Virginia, held at the General Office in the
City Of Richmond, this ist day Of Oct. 1911.
" Resolved, That the principal Agent be &
he is hereby rcquestedto publish in the Enq1d-
reT, Virginia Patriot, and drgus (three news
papers printed in the City Of Richmond,) ac-
cording to the second section Of the first ar
ticle OF the Constitution, Rules and Regulati-
ons Of the Society, that a General Meeting
viii be held according to the said CONSTITUTE
on and Rules, on the second Monday in No
vember next"
A Copy from the Journal Of the staDding
Committee
LEWIS NJ. RIVABAIN, c. sc.
In Continuity to the above Resolution,
hereby give NOTICE, that the annual
Meeting of the Society aforesaid, will be held
in the Capitol, at the City Of Richmond, on
the second Monday in November next
SAMUEL CREENHOW,
Principal Agent Mutual Assurance Society.
GeneralO Office Of Assurance, !
Richmond, 1st Oct. 1911. 5 (wtm)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-17

VSHE citizens of Richmond and its vicinity
n are respectfully informed that "The Rich
mond Hill Academy will be opened again on
the I'd day of September, under the superin-
tendance of the Rev. Jesse Turner, young
gentleman of amiabie disposition, of appro-
we'd character, and liberal education. Mrs.
Gooseley, who now resides at the Academy,
will take charge of the female dep3ftment,
and instruct young ladies in reading writing
and needle-work. She will also take a few
to board on very reasonable terms. Some
one of the tutors will attend at stated hours,
to teach Arithmetic. The Academy is now
completely furnished with able and respecta-
bic teachers, and it is believed that Parents
and Guardians would find their interest in
giving it encouragement and support.
BY order of the Board.
JOHN ID. BLAIR, President.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-17

TNHE articles of CohGrtnershih heretofore
Il existing between the subscribers, vnder
the firm of WHITE &c SHELTON, expired
on the 1st inst. All those indebted to said
firm, are requested to pay their respective
balances, to Isaac White, who is duly au-
thorised to receive the same, as also to paw
all debts due by said concern.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-17
Notice.

WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder
w on Tuesday the 22d inst. at my Planta-
ton, on Chickahomany, near the New Bridg-
es, all my stock Of Cattle, Sheep anA Hogs.
a Brood Mare and three likely Coltsk Two Of
which we're got by my celebrated Aanish
horse Appalusia, which said horse vii also
be sold, and three or fcnr likely Mules Six
months credit will be given for all sums over
3 20, on giving bond with approved security,
bearing interest from the date, il not pune
tnally paid.
BENJAMIN DU-VAI.
Richmond. Oct, 9Th, 1911. (4t.)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-05-17

ID AN away from the subscriber, living
IN ON Mill Greek, Berkeley Count y,
Virginia, on the Cd of April last, Negro
man, named Bill, formerly the property of
Mr.. Csphas Beall, of Martiusburgh he
was raise within few miles of Montgo-
meyy Court House, Maryland is about
We feet or7 inches high, about 35 years
old, has a scar or scars on his face, but
nor particularly recollected, is very knock
kneed, and wears his hair turned up be-
hind, he can pls, on the fiddle, is very
fond of liquor, and when drunk can scarce
ly express himself, SO as to be understood,
and is an excessive smoker. | will give
the above reward for experimenting and Sc
curing said runaway in any Jail, SO that
can get him again, and all reasonable ex-
penses If brought home.
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
Nav IL, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-05-17

sisul9 interest hinseT zsifttkc Go;
CaGTS, to pardon them but fha
they persist in the Scaadai9us idea
ing 10 Be free, he 5ooud march NTH
thousand men to reduce them 10 the yake.-
The Bueuos Ay,eans replied, that they
,U9aH relieve hin Prem The tax Of uaderfsk-
ing SO lang and t0iisome aj9'Trey, as shey
should visit Perm right promptly.
Political Diary Of Santafee.
Carthagend. FEB. IS.
NEWS FROM PERU.
TSpo decisions oftvoops dispatched by the
viceroy Of Lima that they might rendezvous
rUith others Of Cuseo, ,Verc beaten and to-
tally dispersed By the forces fr0m Buenos
Ayres, rUhite approaching Cusca. IL Mis
nerus, the governor Of Lima cOnv0ked
council Of ,oar, and resolved taat all the
troops should c0neenre Themselves to defend
the capital ,Uhich sUas about to be fsrfyisaas
the last resort Of ms desperation.
[Mereurv.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-05-17
One Cent Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber, onSun-
N day the 5th inst, George Sagaihy, alias
George Burns, bound by the ovesscers OF
the poor, he is about eighteen years old,
but very small for his age--had on when he
went away home made black cloth coat and
overalls, white cotton jacket, fine shirt,
hat, shoes and stockings. | will give
the above reward and no thanks to amp PSF.
son who will take up and return the sid
runaway. SAMUEL ROBERTS.
Nav IL, 1915
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-05-17
From the Nezu-Io,k Evening Post.
April ~, 1911.

French brivateers.- Perhaps among all
the degrading circumstances to which the
poor deluded people of America have of
late Submitted, there never was any thing
which makes tn EN- look SO truly contempt
BILE as the French privateers now riding in
our harbours. Bonaparte's slaves in France
depressed as they are, would not submit to
such state of things:-They would not
bear such insults and abuse, unless over
awed by armies. The conduct ofthe En-.
peror and of his privateers, alias national
vessels, outrages all decency, as well as all
laws both of God and man and yet to this
conduct we submit without murmur, and
without being compelled TO it by any physi-
cal force we seem to consider the doc
trine of passive obedienceand non. resistance
IS orthodox when applied to his imperial
majesty, and that to preach, or practise any
other would be damnation to the country
The emperor and his mlnions appear to un-
derstand human nature perfectly ;--they
calculate with precision-shey know that q
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-05-17

A STOUT active and healthy Mulatto
N Man, about % years OF age, who IS
good Farmer and Waggoner, aud 10 eve
~ respect handy, valuable servant--He
will be exchanged for two negro boys, from
eight to twelve years old, and the difference
in their price given or for one OF the like
age, and the difference in their value re-
ccived, or he will be sold on reasonable
terms for cash. Apply TO thePfinser.
May 10, 1871.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-05-17

SCRAPS-farnished by a .friend, from
Spanish american papers. Wing.
LIMA.-Hisr ecoAected, that 10, 900 IN
fantry and 1000 horse had marched from
Buenas Ayres, TO give liberty to the people
ofthat viceroyaify, uohose oppression zOas
50 grievous and complete that they could not
xpress their desire 10 be free. But the day
Of justice is at last arrived, 1Ohea resent
ments unfold themselves, and the statutes Of
che Seyans are trsdden under f0os.
The vtceroy Of Lima zorofe 10 Mose q
Buenos Ayres, that they uUoua return al.
fNrs 10 their ancient STATE; and that he
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-05-17

a LII persons are hereby cautioned against
[ a trespassing on the subscribers land,
and from cutting down and hauling away
timber eff said land, as am determined to
prosecute every person SO oGendng IN fu-
ture. SEBASTIAN FAR6ER.
Nav IL 1871
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-05-17
Ten Dollars Reward.

u AN away from the'subscriber, som etime
- between the tenth and twentieth Of April
last, negro SUSAN, commonly called Sue
She is about 10 years OF age, ofcommon sta
ture, has an excellent eoHntenaase with a
smile generally on il, her fore teeth some
what projected-her clothing is not distract
" recoIlectcd. The above reward will be
given to any person who will apprehend said
Negro in the county, and l5dolls. II out ofthe
county and secure her in some jail and all
rea sonablc charges paid Thorough, home.
CATHARlNE GATHER
May Ia, 1911.
TAKEN up trespassing on my planfa-
Il ton about the i2th of April iast, an
estray Back Horse Cob, three years otd,
Ia hands one or fv2 inches high, hasa
small BIT oF'the tip ofhis len ear, ~ PR
ceivable brand, has never been dgck1 but
the hair Of his tail Cur alta Atsie ab0ve his
hams, is natural votter. and appraised IN
t1uenty-fve dollars The osepef dssircH
TO come, prove property, pay chargsF, and
take him arOay.
JAMES cdsMPBELL.
1fiddlegC,eek, Mup II, 1917,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-05-17
SPRING GOODS.

T~HE. subscriber respectfully informs
L his customers and the public IN gene
raj, that he is now opening large and
handsome assortment OF
Fashionable Spring Goods,
selected with care from the latest importa-
tions, which he will endeavor to sell on
pleasing terms.
Martinsburph, May 10, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
NO IICE.

A LII those who have claims against the
1 \ estate of JOSEPH SCOTT, deed. arc
requested to make them known-.and all
those that are indebted 20 the said estate.
either by bend, note or open account. are
earnestly solicited to Come forward and
make payment.
William Scott, Exe'r. of
Joseph Scott, decd.
N. B. Major Archibald Deuholn is full
iy empowered by me TO transact all buy,-
ness tfor the estate of Joseph Scott, deed !
in my absence. -
William Scott, Exe'r of
JSssph Scott, decd.
Richmond, January z, 1911. w5y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
In HANGER County Court, hagust %.
1910

In Haaoper County Court, hagust %.
Iohp Pet,us, Charles Se,ius & Ste T..
phen pet,us, heirs and iegatces en-
of Stephen Pettus, deed and o
Sam'l. Day. Dcfts. 'eiy'
THIS day came the Plaintiff by Horato
g. Winston his attorney, and the bill
being fled ard read, whereupon on the
motion of the Plaintiff it is decSe.d and or
dered that the defendant Samuel Day do
retain IN his hands twenty enc pounds two
shll'ngs and SIX pence with interest there
on after the rate OF 6yc per ccntrm per an
nun TO We computed FROM the 18th day of
December 1875 til pad, belonging to the
defendants siii the further order Of the
Ccrrt ); and that the other defendants John
Pettus, Charles Pettus and Ssephen pettus
heirs and legatees of the said Stephen Pet.
/ tus decd not having entered their appear
ance and given security accordins 60 the
act of Assembly and the rules OF this court,
i and II appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
I uurt that they are not Inhabitants OF this
Country. on the motion of the Plaintiff by
his counsel, it is ordered, that the defendant.
John Pettus, Charles Pettus and S,epher
( Pettus heirs and lega,ees Of Stephen Pei.
tus, decd 10 appear here on the. fourth
Wednesday in October next, and answe.
the bill Of the Plaintiff and that copy o
this ORDER be forthwith inserted in som.
public newspaper printed in the Guy o
Richmond for two months successiveiy, an,
that another copy be posted at the iron
door OF the court-bouse of this county.
! - a copy, Ttste.
William Pollard, c. H. C.
w8t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
RICHMOND.

d ETURNS thanks 10 his FRIENDS, and the
II public in general, for the liberal encor-
ragement he haa received. and respectfully
acqoaints them, that he has sr experi-n.
ccd Foreman from Philadelphia, and tina,
he continues t, Manufacture Boots in the
most workmanike manner. Of the best ma
terials, and in the Newest Fashions.
Gentlemen residing at 4 distance may re
exactly fitted, by attending to the above
plate, and sending their measures agreea..
bic 10 the annexed directions;
1S5- l. the length of the lcg-C round ths
calf of the leg--H round the heel--I round
the instep-T round tie toes, with the
length &c the foot ia inches.
N. b. Immediate call for FIVE OF SIX
|Journeymeo.
January LIST, 1911. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29

tt'OR ShLE-An excellen' frp panncleJ
a COACbEE and HARNESS for two
Horses, in good repair, may be seen At ms
Tan. Yard "a TArF
Richmond, Dee. Oath, 1910. a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
advertisement.

by virtue of a Deed of Trust from John
~ Boatwright of the county of Cumber-
tands to the subscriber. to secure the nav
nient OF sundry debts therein mentioned
Will without reserve) be sold to the high
est bidder for cash, CT otherwise. as it
may be found most Beneficial 20 the par
ties concerned, OF the house OF the said
Boatwright, living near Mr. Stephen w.
irent's mill on Willis's River. in the comfy
aforesaid, on Friday the LIST day of ne ~
month february iffaIr, if not the next day
100 Acres Of Land,
Adjoining the lands of the late Alexander
Trent and the tract whereon the said
Boatwright now iiyes.-Also sig head rs
Horses, one yoke of Oxen and Cart. twelve
head OF Sheep, twelve head OF Horned C. AT
tie, i've Feather Beds and their furniture
together with all the residue of his
Household 81 Kitchen Furniture.
Or so much thereof as viii be sufficient 70
discharge the debts therein mentioned in
tue said Deed of Trust. with the legal in
terest thereon. together with all expenses
attending the execution of the Trust Such
title as is vested in the Trustee will be
made, and no more, by
Henry Bell, Trustee.
January ST 1911. w4t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
NOTICEIII

a Ii Persons who have claims A.
4 n gainst the estate of Peter fiaslsv
decd. are requested to send in their
accounts Immediately to the subscrf-
be-. and all those indebted to said e +.
tate are intreated to make speedy pay
ment TO
JAMES BROWN, Jr. admir-.
Oct. S, 1910. Nf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29

VIRGINIA.: ft
Az Superior Court of c ancery, holden a. The
Capitol. IN the CRY Of Richmond, the 18Th
day of September, 1910
Sarah Cross, P.tf.
AGAINST
Oliver cross, Dfs.
THE Defendant not having entered H. appear.
ance and gwen security according to me ao
OF assembly and The rules of ibis couri. and il
appearing 20 the satisfaction of the CONT. tua, he
is not an inhabitant Of this country. on mo ion
of the plaintiff by her counsel. IL ordered, Ira
the sad defendant do apfea here on The frs;
day of the next term and answer the bill OF the
plaintiffs snd thasa copy of thio order be fonh
with inserted IN some newspaper pu5lisheci in
the Ciy of Richmond, for TWO rorfh: suc,e :s,ys-
iy, and posted at the front door of hc Capi;ol in
the said City.
WIN. w. Henihg, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
llichmond luenplke Companr.

A t meeting Of fhe Directors oF TIE ,aId
November, 1910.
RESOLVED, That call Of ten dog,,s an
each share in tie sail company BE- r,sd, ~
thar FIVE dollars thereof on each slafe 81 satl
0 ,''e Treasurer on tac FAST day OF lsni1-y ne !,
and tl'as the other i've, on each sszr.. IL. 20,
20 hi . on The fsst d. OF tiarch neSs,
Jes,e.
n. SHEPPARD, OK.
II Mar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
NO TICF.

a Ill persons having claims arainss the
\ estate of John M'Kim, deed. are re
qHested 10 produce them as early az noss;.
bic to the subscriber, in order thar ar.
engagements may be made for dischareinc
the same. And all persons indebted to the
said estate are desired to come forward
and make speedy payment.
William M'Kim, Ad'mr.
Richmond, December u.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29

We have For Sale,
20 Hhds. ". c. Rum,
10 DITTO w. I. Rum,
90 Ditto Loaf Sugar,
90 Ditto M0seovado Ditto.
100 Bags Coffee,
8 Tons Swedish Iron,
so Boxe, Soap,
so Boxes Candles.
100 Rsars Wrapping Psper.
100 DITTO Whiting Ditto,
q Pipes Malaga Wine,
10 Bags Ginger
10 Bags Pepper,
80 gbls. New York Pippins,
Tons Shot, assorted.
A'so--An ss'orirens Of FRESH SHOES.
LUCKF, STEER, & Co.
January +, 1911. ep4w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-16

Morven. December 8.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-16
PUBLIC SALE.

will be. sold, on THURSDAY, the ista
day of December next, if fair II not inc
rex, fair day It DAsBr, Fairfax coun -,
the late residence of Col. cHARLks Lf1-
TIE, deceased--
Bctueen 20 and 80 Negroes,
Consisting of men, women. boys x gifis
a variety of Household and Kitchen rum
,ure HOSES, Cattle, Sheep x Hoss; ran
ta,i3n end Fsrning Utensils the crop OF
Corn. lay and Fodder; two hs; mum
Der of Hossl,catls and barrels; w'th many ~ 9
taer articles too tedious to mention. ne
sale to begin at eleven O'Clock, ana 10 coh'i
rue from ,ay to day until al! IS SOLO.
Terms Of sale - For all sums under t"e''
~ dollars, cash--for all sums above a cre'
dit of six months will be allowed upon the
purchasers giving bond with approved sseu, Gu,
rty, bearing interest from the date II no.
punctualiy paid.
C. F. Whiting, admr.
Nf,ryon Decrrnber a Gus
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-16

svols svo the American edition VIII o.
s VOL, vols. svo; and will sell at hat the price
= Subscriptions I will be received BY the rnu =,
,;.he, and by the principal bookstores
throughout the United States. III. for tho
Such as may become ansWerao,. ~ !.
amount Of six copies, ahall be en1l'i'u y :
seventh. dsv.
Philadelphia, Nov. 1911. 80.
PUBLIC SALE.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-16
Elisha Janney,
James Keith, Jun.
2aw.y
FOR SALE,
4 valuable Tract Of Lend IN Fau-

Containing four hundred and sixty SIX acres,
and situate on the road leading from the
Bridge over the river Potomac, at Inc i's''
tie Falls, to the upper country, distah'
from George Town and the city OF WASH
ineton four miles, and tom Alexandra
ten miles.