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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-30

E17oCN PROSPECT ROR SHE
a CREEABLY to the last VIII and 'regta1
L n msnt OF The late John Roane, VIII be sold
on the premises, to Inc highest bidder, On Fra
DAY the 9Th Sept next, Of fair, otherwise lie,
next TAR dAy,) that valuable tract of Land. ia,
ing on the RaPpahannock river in the county oP
M'ddlesez, called and known by the nam, ov
Mount Prospect-Ihis tract Of land confa,na
about one thousand acres and will be sold loge4
ther' OK IN parcels to suit the purchas ers-It IA
deemed unnecessary to give any farther de-
scTiption OF ths land than that the building are,
good, convenient AMI in good repair and has
y soounds IN the finest fish, oysters and wild
fowL-Fne terms OF sale, will be ONE third az
che purchase aoney 20 be paid on tie Ia OF
January ensuing, one third in twelve months
rom thas time and the other third in eign, en-
months. deed of trust viii b. required 20
1be land, excusiye good personal SECURITY ia
secure the payment by
X. VI. SEGAR,
GEORGE HGALY s H*'0rs ~ Z
Aug. so. acc a. a.
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THE EPISTLE,
FROM THE


Yearly Meetingsofthe Society Of Friends,
Held IN London 6g adiournmenfs, from the
I'D. 10 the 3Ist ofthe str month, 1911,
i1cfuSfUe,
To the Quarterly and Monthly Meetings Of
the Friends in Great Britain, Ireland and
elsewhere.
DEAR FRIENDS,
Renevedly celebrating on the subject of
addressing you with some account of the ex-
ereises, and engagements Of mind which have
occupied us at this season, we have aeaia
felt encouragement TO believe that we may
thus contribute thro' the blessing which isper-
United to crown the humble endcayor of the
disciple, to build you up. "on your most no.
" faith" Ca y in Christ Jesus our Lord
Receive, then, our cordial salutation IN
him, the living stone" CD the chief COR
ner stone, elect, precious :" and come to
him, that you may be "built up a spiritual
house, holy priesthood" These arc, in
deed, sacred expressions, not lightly to be a
dopted and the state 20 which they point,
is a high attainment, not tn be reached By
human cotsrivauCe and skill but, remem-
Der il is the glory Of the gospel dispensation,
dirt by il every valley snail be exalted
and every mountain and hill shall be made
low, and the crooked shall be made straight,
and the rough places plain" (cJ yea, ever
tic blind shall be led " By a way that the,
knew not" and darkness shall be mad,
| Tiieht before shen.H These things" saitl
the Lord, "wili do unto them, and no
forsakc them
\ One principal engagement Of mind, whicl
! has been Insaigested IN this meeting, has bcei
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recoliect: this conformity will still prevent
the Christian professor from being transform
eddy the renewing OF the mind; and from
proving las who at the solemn approaching
close Will not rejoice to have proved9j
what IS the good, and acceptable, and per-
feet Will of G0d.''
Now the God OF peace, that brought a.
gam from the dead our Lord Jesus, that
great Shepherd cfthc sheep, thru the ever
lasting covenant, make you perfect in every
g9od work tod his viii, working in You thar
which is well Pleasing ia his sight, through
Jesus Christ tcwhoui be glory forever aai
ever, Amen" or ~
"a jude 20. CO.. Pet il. 4, 5, 6, "a Isaiah Il Z,
cii: N' 10 90 Rom. xi (e) rs. ei 10. COI Cor.
,I, ~ IL = John Ky. il s. 90 Jam. "a John i.
(n) John xxi. Is, II. (O) MarE yiiiszs,.fa) Prov.
N: Is, (9l Rev. xi. IS. (rt56s7H Sv. 8 u R1a.
XII. l. % Rom. xii 2. (ss) Heb Kin. %, "a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-19

Just TecefUed ana JOT SAFE 0y %. f-tedSa'lIS.
The 9th vol of the History of Motsern Eu-
rope, being continuation of DIR. Russell's
History; by Charles Coote,
Works of James Beattie, 10vols.
Lempriere's Universal Biography, vols.
Smiths Wealth of Nations, new edition, 3
Lenerum's History of the American Reyolu-
Hnme's History of England, witii,aontinuati-
on by Smollett am. Bissest, Is vols.
Anquetil's Universal History,
Works of Thomas Paine,
Porter's Travels in Russia and Sweden,
KendaIl's Travels in the Western States,
Van-Ess's Life of Bonaparte,
Johnson's Lives of the Poets,
Works of Flavius Josephus, new edition,
vols
A few cheap and handsome copies of Mar
shall's Life of Gen. Washington,
Works of Edmund Burke,
Robertson's History of Charles 5th
Stephens Wars of the French Revolution,
Adams's Roman Antiquities,
Chapman's Select Speeches, 5 vols.
Gilie's History of the World, -
Humboldt's New Spain,
Henry's Travels in Canada,
Barrow's Travels in Africa,
Gibbons Roman Empire,
Ferguson's Roman Republic,
Park s Travels in Africa,
RUSSELL S Ancient Europe,
Ditto Modern do.
Adams's Natural Philosophy,
Walkers Dictionary, vo.
Ditto do. abridged
Johnson's Dictionary, with Walkers Pronun-
| Ditto do in miniature,
Jones's do. Improvement on Sheridan,
Ramsay's Life Of Washington,
SCOTS Geographical Dictionary Of the West
ern States,
Morse's Universal Gazetteer,
Bigland's Letters on tlle Study os History,
! British Cicero, being a selection Of the most
admired Speeches, &c. in the English
Language,
Eloauence Of the British Senate,
! Tooke's Diversions of PUrley,
ST. Pierre's Studies Of Nature,
Nautilus on Population,
Ferguson's Lectures,
/ Fox's Historical Work. 1its.
Sidney on government, -2ss.sf 50 t'
Travels Of Anacharsis,
| Mrs. Vests Letters to Young ladies,
Forbes's Life of DIR. James Beattie
Rumford's ESSAYS,
Debates in the Virginia Convention,
E.vrse's Universal Geography,
do. American do.
Means Mill-Wright's Guide,
Guthrie's Geography,
Depon's Voyages 70 the Eastern Terra Fir
ma, OF the spanish Maine,
! Tales Of Real Life,
Abaellino, the Bravo Of Venice,
Romance Of the Forest,
Dalzail, Thane Of Lanark,
Father and Daughter,
Selwyn's Nisi-Prius,
Davies's Sermons,
Dufefs Spanish Nature Displayed,
Virginian Orator, &c. &c.
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Slaves at Auction.

AN Friday the goth inst will positively be
~ sold, for cash, before the door of the
Bell Tavern, at II o'clock, about
40 LIKELY NEG ROES.
Consisting of young men, boys and girls, and
woman 26years of age with threachildren,
one excellent seamstress % yearS9 Page
The above described negroes are ealthy,
strong and likely, under as good dkaractcrs
as any in the state.
B.ARTLETT STILL, @lctioneer
Richmond, 1st Sept. 1911 ids
N. B. A Wagon and <Feam and twelve
Mules, also a new Gig and Harness and a
few good Horses.
BIS.
N. B. The above sale is unavoidably post
poned till Thursday the 10th day of October.
on which day it will positively take place,
at the Bell Tayerh--when number of other
valuable slaves not included in the above adj
vertisement will be offered. p. s.
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

HE Fairfield races will commence on the
first Tuesday in October next, being the FIRST
day 9th month.
1st day. The Farmers Stake, (amule racc)
the best three in five, two mile heats, S SO
entrance, play or pay--eatches on each
f!istArse,, $40 y9rds--ta,s lcse the 18th Sep
ten!hf54 rrxt-tliere are already four en-
tries, and many more expected.
Cd day. The Jecky Club purse of 8 400,
four mile heats.
Sd day. The Proprietor's purse of 3 geo
three mile heats.--O1Hhis da 'clock,
the Match race for goo, three ne heats.
4th Day. A Swe stake of tHee year
old Colts and Filli -entrance 300 each,
half forfeit--to thiYsubscripG1 fhere are
nine subscribers, and the subsc82fion closed.
A subscription is opened and gin be closed
the last day of the next races for three year
old Colts and Filles, to be run over the Fair
field Course the day preceding the Jocky
Club purse in the Fall, 1918, entrance s 200
each, half forfeit; to this subscription there
are now six entries.
WILLIAM TEMPLE,
Secretary.
The subscribers to the Jocky Club are re-
quested to be particular in the payment of
their subscriptions to MIR. VIM. Temple, as
the money must be hung up at the post at the
starting of the horses each day.
Every accommodation thatcan be required
both as to Gentlemen and horses, &c. may be
had at the Tavern at Fairfield, as the sub
scriber will provide himself with every thing
necessary, and will spare no expense or trou-
bic to give general satisfaction.
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Temtores aiutantu,. CT nos mutaniar in Ills
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VHNVENrY DOLLARS REWARD

VzNVENTY DOLLARS REWARD
n Runaway from the subscriber in July last,
negro fellow named KIT, between 80 and
4oyears old, of light black colour, about
fcet7 or inches high, little bow-legged,
prctends to be religious, IS artful and cunning,
and affects stammering or repetition of what
he says, to gain time in answering questions
--he was brought out from the neighborhood
OF Manchester in Virginia, by Jazz Parks
Of Richmond, and as have been told urcha-
sed from the estate of an heir of NJ Banks
near Manchester, and has sopesHn about
the Coal-Pits. Whoever will direct informa-
ton for me Of KIT, to cambridge, jefferson
county, East Tennessee, and viii secure him
so that get him shall receive the above re-
ward--and in addition all ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for delivering him to me at Caveland, or 70
Mr.. Joseph Brown, Jonesborough
THOMAS G. WATKINS.
September ID, 1911. (3w)
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FOR THE VIRGINIA ARGUS.
THE ROSE.


Temhores niutantur CT nos n4ta'aiar in RHs
See. Angel Emma, see yon Rose,
That emulates thy face
And with enchanting beauty blows,
Quite to eclipse its grace.
Behold with philosophic view,
Offiorid youth and age,
That emblem, striking, just and true
1t fits life's every stage.
In youth, we bud forth, like the rose,
Unfolding ev'ry charm;
Our blood in vig'ro action flows,
Healtilperves the potent arm.
Ripe manhood comes, with charms full blown,
Sometimes in false array,
Sometimes in characterization grown,
Various every way.
In ice, cold age congeals our blood,
And damps our youthful flame;
Cold chills and piercing aches-a flood
Of pains, invade our frame.
Death comes, with a more frozen breath,
Than binds cold Iceland's cline;
And puts us out, in mournful death,
Where darkness reigns supreme.
When health and fortune grace our brow,
Full-hush'd with vivid heat;
Round fortunes bloom, sharp thistles grow,
And oft iniict smart.
Whenwe close up, yon blooming flower,
The pent-up insect sings,
And when we pluck it from the bower,
Its angry tenant stings.
So fortunes gaudy leaves inclose,
What we too often find
Disease and crime replete with woes,
That leave a smart behind.
The rose of health is oft set round,
With passion, hopes and fears;
Now with the frowns of hatred bound,
Now dress'd in PHYS tears.
Stern Misanthophy's icy. scowl,
Oft chills the bud ofhealth;
Av'rice and ambition foul,
Oft shade its tints in death.
But neutrality-suspicious. mind
Meath sympathising dews;
9Oft shews damask cheek like thine,
ss2Bedeck'd in generous hues.
'Altho' LIES rose be nettled DER,
With passion, pain and pride;
And malice thro' its fragrance pour,
Corroding wrongs beside;
Yet Ssveet-its thorns we do not heed,
Its troubles disregard
If we can gain its glorious need,
A great and rich reward!
When life and beauty fade and fly,
With them, tlieir Us er1sire.;
Butth dear goods can never die,
they 1lfrewartdeslrc.
Just SC, ne rose. It's colours fade,
It's leaves grow dry and fall,
rs thorns decay-but ah sweet maid,
It's fragrance outlines all.
See, see! IFS nobler part survives,
Extinction of it's bad;
It's odonr still in richness lives,
Aitho' its beauty's dead.
And why my Emma, why pray Know,
That rose of beauty bright,
Exposed her charms to ev'ry beau,
And in all, sought delight.
Though, chaste, when welded to the Sun.
She did inconstant prove;
Whilst he his daily course would run,
She would abuse his ioue.
Each lawless zephyr passing by,
Impressed her PUPPY Up;
And ev'ry vagrant ccxGemb fiy,
burst its sweet nectaf sip
Her relics sweetly scent-alas!
Now that she's out Of time
But to remind us, piyyue was
A6us'd, her only crime
Then, Emma, ever constant be,
Amidst life's good.and ills;
Let honour, love and chastity,
Always controul thy will.
Be virtuous; wise, and good to all,
In thought, in word, in deed;
That when life's roses fade and fall.
Thou still n1aysf foe, though dead
FLEBILIUS.
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BOOKS,

Just received and for sale by s. peasants
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-19

GtIERIFF'S Bail and Forthcoming (Deli-
Cvery) Bonds--also Lawyers Declarations
Of the most approved forms--Negotiatl
Notes and Checks, &c. &c. for sale atkhe
Argus Printing Ofice.
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wo pounds allowed for Mares.
n. B. The money for the Jockey Club and
Proprietors Purse will be hung up each day.
race previous to the horses starting.
The Proprietor of the Course begs leave
toinform those gentlemen who bring Race
Horses, that stables and litter will be furnish
ed them srufis-Gentlemen who may be
pleased to put up at the Subscribers House,
may rely ON every attention being paid so as
to render every satisfaction, on the most rea-
sorable rates. The following toll viii be
collected from those who enter the field
Subscribers to the club excepted)
Pour Wheel Carriages, 1 Dollar.
Two do. do 50 Cents.
= Those on Horse back, Is do.
Those on Foot, 10 1-2 do.
The proprietor will provide good old Oats
and Fodder for Race Horses if wanted.
JOHN WORSHAM.
Broad Rock, Aug S, 1871. 26Sp
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The Broad Rock
T A. L T. r. A G. r s.

VIII commence, On Monday the Esd day cf
September next, to continue four DAYS.
FEV1E lst day, a sweepstakes for three years
a old colts and fillies, to which stake there
are II entries at 200 dollars each, half for
felt, distance mile heats; subscription clo-
sed.
Second day, the Jockey Club Purse of 700
dollars; s4nile heats on the same day, will
he run for, an elegant SiIuer Cuh worth 100
,Aadllars, free for any four years old, running
'stwo mile heats. Entrance will be propoi-
i'tioned agreeably to the number entered, four
entries to make race, which entries must
be made with the Proprietor of the course
the evening of the first days race.
The third day, the Proprietor's purse of
2o9dollars. <hree mile heats entrance 90
dollars each, Nbich ENTRANCE money will also
be addedto theRurse.
The fourth dana Sweepstakes Ep three
years old colts and>Ges, two mile Mats
Entrance one hun5feA dollars, halfJkorfeit
to this stakes thSfe areeight entries and clo-
i ssa, The wshts of the course are as fol-
sYsEs Old, selbs.
~ do. do. ITO ITO
do. do 11S
do. do. or aged, 12S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-19

ETOR Sale, alikely NEGRO WOMAN a.
h bout twenty years Of age she used to
house-work Of all sorts and sold for ofanlt
whatever; bat free. it is believed, ff0ni Any
Vicious habits.--Apply to the Printer.
(tfl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-19

VENlIfs Subscribers have just received fresh
4 supply ofSUGAR, COFFEE, < SPAN
ISH HIDES. They have on hand a quantity
of TyVILL'D SACKISG-aH Of wf1sSkbey
will sell at reduced Cash prices
ST.. JOHN & MITCHELL.
Sept. 12--if.
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REMOVAL.


The Subscriber having removed to the
store. lately occupied by Messrs. Lawrason
and foYe, offers Tor sale,
% bags Pepper. TONS assorted Swedes
Iron
10 quintals Cod Fish and Pollock
Bales Russia Crash, suitable either for
bags or coarse Towels,
l6 pieces Russia Shcetings,
Trunks Shoes, . Cases Boots,
COCO yards Tow Linen, 3 sets Chairs,
70 boxes Spanish Scgars,
3 Casks Timothy Seed.
ALSO,
Landing from Brig Dove,
As Barrels N. E Rum of best quality,
40 Baskets and Cases Florence Oil,
Tens, assorted Swedes Iron,
Boxes Roll Birthstone,
2 Cases Broadcloths, India Muslins and
Gurrahs, M
pieces Ravens and IS pieces Russia
Duck
81 pieces Calicoes, few Shawls, Pins, SC.
2ooo yards good Vow Linen,
Tierces,3 Barrels white & brown Sugar,
Ga Eanaspixes, dozen Delaying Pins. 70
dazen HANKS,
23 boxes mould AMI dipt Candies.
William Smith.
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l he Subscriber
Has Ter sale at his sVareheuse on Conuau's

Has Ter sale at his aVareheuse on Con.yau's
scharG
London particular Madeira Wine, in hall
P pes andauarter casks, fit Cor Immediate use,
from TIE we'll kno houses OF Nessrs Scott
and Co. and Murdoch, foui.le, Wardrop aud
Co.
Coffee n bags andbarres
Ola Grenada Rum, and SO he Shrub of su.
psrlnr guilty from the same island
New lprkirime Beet and Pork CT excel.
lent quality
Eris,oc drop Shot in bags
.dLSO,
Bills on LoNon for SAFE at 90 days, in sums
10 suit PURCHASES
Ma, James Patton ,
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Public Sale.

pprsnar. to a deed Of trust + ON 'sAIs
PR.xpos and ELIzABErH his VIE os.e -
The slst February, 1905, for the PURPOSE
thereby intended, will be sold on .nt p' ~
n,isss 70 the highest bidder, for cash. OF
The q; h day OF August next
A A Lot of Ground, fronting
- feet 5 inches on the east side OF Water
Greet. and $50 feet deep; situated pe' .,
D,ke s. Prince streets, in the town o. 49,
anI,ris: whcreon is erected neat ana eo''''
merit frame DWELLING house
~ Thomas Vowel Trustee.
May Is,
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Tobacco Note Lost.

7 OST, some ume near the tirst OF April,
~ note tor one Hoyshe Of 1obaceo--
mark w S. number 49S- weight 1893, lS7,
io56-lodged in the alexandria warehouse
Application viii lie made for the renewal OF
said no'e, and this notice is published for the
purpose of preveni 6 any innocent person
from taking an as lgnment of The same from
any Per.on W 70 may have found it.
John Stuart.
April g. eoi5ts
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GREAT BARGAINS.

"NE, subscriber CO templatiHg remoVd
to the western country, offers for sag
the residue of his stock of CABINET "oh'
of various descriptions, together with qua,,
- N,unc,xy PLANK and SATIN w oo'
in ,ogs All Of which he will dispose OF o
very enticing terms tor cash or so'u ~
Benjamin Adamso On.
Apri! II.
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March 10.
Fubiic Sale.

WILL BE SOLD q, Fauqnier Iour' flouSe'
on !Horicy. 9th instant. tor cash,
fRACT of l. Nd. containing aoou'
$50 acres, lyiag near the horo''g'-
fsr,. Mills and in the id county OF faaqa'er'
This land viii sold under decree o. ',ie
snnerior Court OF Chancery tor the hich>
Yooad district 20 a SUI. saercin deicpoins'
s1tween William Brysn. plaintiff, & Jemes
SInsa and Others defendants
The Commissioners.
hssy g. "o
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April IS.
For Sale on re150nl5Le Terms,

For Sale on re1S0pl5le Terms,
4 VALUABLE Piece Of LAND, con-
[ 4 tanning O.e hundred Acres, lying
Immediately on the Leesburg road, Fairfax
County. Virginia, about Ten miles from
Alexandris, and Seven to Georgetown there
is about Thirty Acres of Prime Meadow
Land, with a sufficient supply of Timber to
support the place For terms, apply to u
Miner of Alexandra, or
l. WILLIAM MINOR,
! Near the Premises
April 4. tawti
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April IS
At the annual meeting OF the

Al tllC dllliudl lIiCStitiS VI Vic
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, in the town of Alexandria, Oh tho
first Monday in December, l8lU, the fol.
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted,
Ina, for the purpose Of encouraging the use
of broad wheel Wagons on the Little River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the br eadth *
the wheels whereof shall be six inches, shall
be permitted to pass the gates on said road
toll free, for the term of two years, and all
Wagons whose wheels shall be the breadti4
of FIVE inches, shall be permitted TO pass tol!
free. for the term OF eighteen months-a!l
Wagon, tire breadth Of the wheels whereof
shall be four inches, shall be permitted ID
pass toll free for the space OF IS months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
spectiyc gales, which shall be specially no
ticed by the gate keepers-And that this re-.
rulalion shall bc extended 10 all who shall
avail themselves Of it within tive years.
True copy
Jonah Thompson, See,y.
December 2S. law
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April 4.
john Roberts,

EINC- S7RrET,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
40 bales prime Cotton
80 hhds. sugar
IS hhds. Niolssses
Is hhds West-lndia Rum
SO bills. Whiskey, part very tine
tons American patent Shot
Coffee and Pcpper in b9gs
Choch0a,e, CandIes and Soap, In boxes
lnperi,l and young h!son z'EHs, sc. &c
May 6 iaNot
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

Valuable LANDS tor Sale.
I'm PURSUANCE of y deed executed to the
| subscribers on the ee nth day OF august
heos, by tie late Robert I, Hooe, Esq IN
| trust Tor tertain purposes thereby ezpfcs :
Id, they will prccce; 10 sell, I public auc-
lion, at The coffee house. Iii the town OF
! Alexandria, on THURSDAY, the 3oth Of
May next, at eiev n clock, the following
y-aLUdBLE PROPERTY viz
One LOT in that part Of the City
Of Washington formerly known by tic name
Caro- sourg, No, 2, square SIS containing
$3.50 square feet or thcreabo,Es. One Tract
OF Land laying OF Conrad's Run, in Hamp
shire county, Virginia, containing 7s3 acres
or Whereabouts. Seven Tracts of Land adj
Joining each other. in Ohio county, Virgil
MIA, between Grave and Fish Greeks, con
tanning aItoge her about S245 atrcs. The
titles 10 the above lands are belle to be
perfectly good and indispu'ablc. The sale
will be made ON a credit Of s, 2 and Is
months, for approved endorsed notes, neso-
table III the bank Of Alexandria.
Charles Simms,
Thomas Swami,
r. Harrison.
Fehruary IS. lawtds
y. d. The Editors Of the Virginia Patriot
Richmond Republican Farmer, S:aunton,
Winchester Gazette, Winchester National
InlelIig encer, Wasl.Ingten-C Cry; an. Pitts
arg paper, are requested 10 pnblisl the a.
bovc IN their respective papers once In ca1h
week ii The sale, ana forward their accounts
Ito this Office for payment
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May g.
oseph Vaudeville

Joseph Milc"Villf
Corner If KIng u Fairfaa. srte@,
HAS FOR S lie,
S. bales spinning Cotton. choie quality
So hads. Dad IS bosses @usJ
hhds. Leaf and lump di!toi
IS hhds Molasses
90 uags Coffee
io. ,i.rces fresh first qualify 70
Is bags Pepper and P,me",S
25 casks & --oxes Goshen Cfse
20 barrels Newburyport Rum
% 5oxes French : live Oh. best qua
hty, each u bottles
pipes old London FartlcuMadeirs
hye TO seven years ca
90 Cases old Medoc Glatet, lbrted in
lSC7
Port, Lisbon, Sherry, & MsiaeAines
Gunpowder, Nyson, Young fh, and
liyson Skin Teas, OF lhe latest al'ht I'M
porlaions
so boxes. fresh Chocolate, no.
50 barrel. Whisky
100 boxes -, and I'd quality SpaaCi-
CARS
Cocni.c and Bordeaux Brandles
We, India and Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With III usual general assortmeft %
,.r;ss an reasonable terms, for cash, pNe
nv ,he usual credits to punctual men.
NJ he will purchase new herring
| Shad.
April II.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-23
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