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PUBLIC SALE.

On WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst at, a, e.eysa
O'Clock viii be sod. at pu lie yeud,,e, Ill
the NoumAo!d and Ktche1 Fnrmlurs be~
longing TO the subscriber, cons; ting Of
TEaTiiER BEDS, Bedsseads. E,laukess.
b nc. handsome Side Board oas l.rye
m ,hogany framed Sophia, sne uHcop,p a
'arse l.ooking Class, four sTn der diito. one
Sc, black and gilt straw bottom Gh.iss. ore
Sc, mahogany dit /, one handsorns se,s,x,.~
uaI nahe4a.y BOOK Case, mahogany "a:
bles, Carpets. brass Andirol., Shovel and
longs, tcy Pictures, one handsssae Paint.
ing e Fruit Piece1, p ated Czad,es.i -k,. COT
fee and Tea Pit. Sugar and Cream Disaes
and Salts. few Books variety Of Kitcbea
Furnittss, Riding Horse, saddle and Briie
de
.hlso a. sa,Re ti,ae sviN be sotd,
f'if eea liog.hssds Vinegar and City bas-;
rel. G;der-~d! Of which can be seen aby
dine previous to the Sale.
THOMAS PAfTEN.
Feheearf i8 DIS
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IN COMMON COUNCIL.
Fe5ruarY, 6, l9f1.

HS1 y, Wv w.
Ordered, That the following persons be
appointed commissioners for experimenting
the elections 10 be held ID the different
wards of the town On Tuesdsy shr 51h dsv
of March neI, for the purpose Of e!~cung
fremtYers Of the eommoa council sur the
ensuing year, to VI.
Fo, tie lsf Ward. J'mes Keith, Bryan
Hampsan, John Muncas,er.
For the Cd Ward. Geer rye Gi!pia, Collin
Aud, No5let H-sbc,t.
FIR. the Sd Ward. Abraham Fsy, 10.
seph Smith, Andrew Scholdeld.
For tie "A Ward. James Laxr&3an,
Fohn Johnston, John u. S'mps. >,
The election forth. fss ward to be held
at Mo.,'s tavern. The "a gssa at the
council chsmbrr. The srird ward az Ga'
ia,t's tavern. And the 9Th yard At Csox s
house, corner Of ST. Asaph and Duke
stteets.
Extrse. from sae s,inates.
ADAM LYNN {. G.
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FDK > La,

4 LOT piece or parcel ca LAND, COB
y. tainiag abou; six acres, with S3pd
Frame House. Stable and oathopses, aud
veil OK sesd water; situate ard lyiEg s.S.s
= slilcs from Alexandris, il Fairfax cosnsye
on the Ravehswol1h road. The lot H. @e3
fenced il, and the house nearly nev Fos
further particulars apply to she subscriber =.
Alsxasdria. opposite the market square.
Ann DAVIES,
AA,ax Of 8es;-r.,a O@:iy.
Jan 80. S.ay.n1
= 3. Eae shexe property r:ti ~ ~
se~ i s27ted Sss ssS-,
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRE-
Iasen for tie Aleeandria Gdzettr.1
MONDAY, Fs5ru1Yu Is.

MONDAY, February Is.
Mr.. Rhsax amendment to the supple
mensary. Don intercourse bill, so as to con-
sa~ the lssuiaa Of the presidents procla.
nation to the condition of the British re.
scina,ng ihrir orders in council on or prisr
to to the Cd Of Feb. was decided by ayes
and noes--Ayes 2o, Noes 90.
Mr.. Potter read an a ne ptiiaent which he
intended to offer, making the restoration OF
the property taken since Nov. /, under he
Berlin X Milan DEGREES, & that taken under
tbs RamoouAlet decree. Wi hin 80 days at
ter notice Of this law, condition of con
,inulng the non intercourse law against c..
Britain. The house ad lournrd without con
sidsrins it.
TUESDAY, Fr5. 26.
a Taessag- from the President OF the u,
s. was read By the Speaker. containing a
report ofthe Surveyor OF pubic buildings.
Mr.. Bacon, from the select committee
TO whom the subject was referred. made a
report concerning Gen. Wilkinson, which
was ORDERED 10 be priuted.
Mr.. Pearson moved to transnit tn. re.
por, ia in President Of the Us. After
considerable dehate, Mr.. Eppes made a
moton. supercedns this, TO refer the: re.
port to the committee OF the who'll. THIS
motion waa decided IN the negative by ayes
aud noes--Aycs IS, Nos 81.
Mr. Bit then moved All amendment to
the motion Of referring to the Pre.iden :,
80 as also to refer tn report OF he con-
niittee on the same subject mad the lass
session. On This motion aft.r -bare, tie
avs and noes were called and u ere, ay
es, noes 50.
The ayes aud NOS were th4a called on
the. question OF referunc- 20 he President
81 buln reports and docun, n,s accompany.
ing. ard were, ayes 76, oo.s 40
MIR. Hrvton, from the committee ap.
pointed on that subject, reported with
spec, TO the cases of the m ortslity OF tn,
array ararz Orleans. On al c.tion the sub.
jse, OF reierence OF report was pos, poned
.iiil To naosreW. - -:
The house considered the .uprfrmenta
" non intercourse bill Mr.. Wright re.
new-d his amendment relative to- the sur
reoder Of American impressed sean,un.
- 7ss s.' z. ~
Departed this lie on the 10th inst. Mrs
PEGGY SHREVE, consort OF Mr. Samuel
Shreve, Of the county Of Alex ndria and
District Of Columbia, aged SO Years
The loss Of this lady is much regretted,
as she possessed all those amiable quaitie.
tina. indicate the most feeling and pest of
hcarts-Shs was an affectionale and tender
vile, most indu.gent mistress, and ob'ising
II ishbor. She died after Ave we KS Of severe
illness with perfect resignation TO the will
of him who giveth and taketh away.
Oh, reader, drops tea, for departed worth !
sfv sss-4.....
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PRICE FLFT1 GEMS,

And for sale by ROBERT GRAY.
A Poetlcal Picture Oh America
Being observations made da'ips residence
Of several years at Aiexanda IA ala MOI ieis;
Elustra,iye ct the naaneas and customs O. Ahs
is,hasi.anss-sad inserspersed with anecdotes
srisiag frem general intcrsonrse With seci'
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1919,
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a,,ra3cr,s Dstis Gasstts.
,.YDsXsDfY, FEBRUARY ~

rgDSESDfF, FEbNoAnA "
VS., at the Capital yesterday q
..Ir ststkisp--i. WAS III other than
x.,2w was nominated 10 the Sc
,.., To France We sincerely
he Re pot, is u fnnnded.
=, c,ow,,en would oAIige subscriber
,.,rsrir.. " An eytract from MIR Lees
-, describing Washih.; on's acecptancy
INC R,st Presidency"
.r,,v5a vas the adoption Of the con IL
,r,,ss the nation deri,ed hom WISE
SIR, ,e,,n.ni,,raion d re.iefirom the eYlis
7sh i,ad Sc long degraded aad oppressed Il
! 4, where vas 20 DC bound shat weight Of
srxcscr--tAa1 popularity bu Il ON the most
| chsul. substantial and eminent services
I !. 1J;r; ,ii,m, tn. purity, that awe and ma
81 o. virtue, that s.ge foresight and solid
sLm, Taught in ;hc schools of trial, adver-
9nd daA.er, suH lent to control the tenn
Il Of COZ tiicung PASSIONS which tire atened
,anihi!a,c the sclv elements OF social OF
! here were they 10 DC found except IN
6sU,, the : Gus, ,ne spotle,N WASHING
Those VINO condo mned fortunately
ted in op.aion with those who approved Tic
suluIion, that he alone was cup bic of
iGS 10 the yet untritd system q s.. and
lary la, Wise I'VE therefore find him
la called iaIo Tie service Of his Connlry
tie un;nirn us vpice o: ihren millions Of
pic 20 FL t!,- &;.,i,on Of FIRST functionary
he rcgeneruted republic. How couit! he
s' j summons SO soiemo, an appeal so
prssirc: Already TOO h,d anarchy and
mjsru!c rs4e%lhcir h:tc"us banner, and
he mort ,erH s,c,iJn O. our states hrc.lcn-
ttsela, ION abd run. However arryious ior
ceiu retirement III crisis SO uiiSicl.t and
|sc Jus, il was Impossible ior Wasaing-
wi,h.ut stt.in.ing tie lustre Of his
mr. name" TO Iefase his hand u dis
seal and iA;liag country. nusy t:ere,ore
ishins every lesser feeling, at fsW to
rescue.
epairins to che station, tn within ne had
called in Il m.nner So stcred, and 20
to!e-->umInoninS arouhd hls person the
ass, the wisdom, and the virtue ct the
Fan, aud s'rehuousiy assisted M the ie3is-
F'souncEs BY those patriots VIII haG most
RAly contributed to The adoption % the con.
GaOA; under his oWidanec, order. as itwere
fias 6, rose out oi claoS->impariII justice
again her equ"i scales p: Confidence rcyiv.
* dropping .p r.ts q. responding industry.
u" h'''sS'S s''s9 aSaih 'neif meiis"
. '"' a''us o'af'iefcc hied the
VIZ" i'S s"FH''fs saiis--aha INC mum
WY '''"' was 'e''Ea III every O"'s Haunt
'"'"o'h soiSieF' 49, Win eyes s'isten-
-" j''' I'd" * ie"S'h '"a' locf'y i"f
&c ''"S"' ana DisS securely HAea--
WY F"'> s''s @o's'iy Si"f H'I
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The brig Robert, N DWELL, arrived at
Baltimore from amaica-Lett the, Feb.
l. sh'p William aud John, Danses6eld,
OF Aiexandria.
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2455S2, giving an Increase during the last
ten yrarsoi 81 +i3 Il is comouted that
this state can furnish about 50 600 mes ca
pAble ofpsriocmine military duty.
Letters from the North Of Spain Il.
licia) state, that America vessels laden
with provisions, &c. viii find good mark=ts
and ready money ON the coast, and run bus
li,s!e risk from Frssch privatcers.
Treaties are said to be on the carret 10
Germany for the marriage OF two of the
daughters OF nc emperor of Austria one
to Fsedrick William of P-u.s;a--and the
other Ferdinand 2 es SPAN
SwEDsN. Thi. wrstched country aas
fallen under the GOVERN Mt OF one OF Bona.
parties lieu..nangs which has caus. d US to
feel in this remote part Of ,hs world farther
.ff-c,s Of :" ,he Emperor's love for the the
Americans" One hundred ana thirty efour
UesseLS havs been seized. FL. IS a pretty
aec-n. grab, for the sposta,e BcrnGdste, to.
wards rrpis nishins bregarIy exchequrr.
Ii we pNt thrss vessels with their carsoes
down al only Fifty Thousand Dollars eat h.
they will amount to SIX .Hslh9ns. Five Hun
.Ared Thousand OoNars This is inc .f5ec,
% ."s ton''nsn." system .o' Inc success OF
"h'ea Mf. The1son ana ms party, are con
s.|at'y praying, "'y are NOT PI.dged 10
a'e ''' an w"'c" t"a' rn'.os'Phrf l~S nave
oeeo o"a ea.n'tt c""s m re n'on'cip"
regulations OF "n''hw hHs no Just cause
70 complain AS the writer OF the letter
i'om Sweden Justly remarks, there IS no. a
spot 10 AL Europ= where Asart'cah pro
ps''y Is exempt from seizure or seqaestra
tor, except Great hrnSln--ac might have
added paris OF Spain x Portugal but they, If
the BRUSH forces w~re Withdrawn, would
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NOT ICE
AJsxand7za ond Feuqu.er 7a7A

A1s10nd7aa ond f1uqa.,cr 7a7h-
Pike.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the Pre-
Nv sidcnt and Directors will meet at Cen.
trevllie on Friday the 22d OF March, 20 .s:.
ce We proposals and contract Tor the making
OF five niles of the SAID road, to comm -nss
at some point on the Little River Turnpike
Road then to be e,ed on
BY order Of the Go.rd,
Bernard Hooe, President,
February ~ as29 M.
. LOW PRICED SHOES.
have just received q few boxes
colored MOkOCCO SHOES, W lea vii be-
sold low by tile bog Or single pMc
or AAhU,
COTTON in E.ie.,
New RICE, III I,crces,
INDIGO, in Boxes,
Refined CFDER, Ia Ectiss.
Windsor SOAP anG WaSHE AIS,
In Boxes,
Carolina Ground Nh. in bags,
a few groce ga.oon Ban DING,
a quan,ity Carolina Mo D. lrl UphpI.
sterers. answering every purpose OF cu 4
han, ard at DC tenth tbs p Z,
TRUNKS aS Usual. u"c,e,s'ex ea..
.. LI! =: -.
February ~ eaj.ss.
p Those Who want s,th for S ing ",
are invited TO Like 1t nJw from The corHes {
C0mmcrcs aud FAyeus s'retis ~asre y y
til, q wu I'D yer. eoQYenten &c 10 q. .--..
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~ 4 cApn.

Nh "A ~tS4>I II -.,.i.;iT
Ma GsskKhs h the hoaor Of .infoFining
tie Ladies ana Ceotleinen OF kexandL;, ~
his mex, asseablI vii te On Thursd: J me
28th instant. St..
NOVICE
ALL persons cw:Rs taxes 20 The Cc,po-
ration oi Aiexonuila arc requested 10 be
prepared o discharge the sa,..e, as shall y.
Discriminatory distress every person .,cn tie
present date who shall not be rIepareu e
settle their respective accounts
Abel Ianney, Collector.
Feb. 81 So
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Comparative view Of ,hs population Of
some of the principal towns 10 the Uni,ed
States.
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Er'rae. 9 "a letter fy.m Sir j1famss Frlosvs,
to 3r. C@"sui D.E, dated at Ceaiz the
11M Dee SOIL.

From the statements during the last
ten DAYS, 1t appears thar, although tho dis.
case which prevailed here. cannot be said
10 6r entirely extinguishvd, it rs so far Sup.
press 9 ,ha' trw cases only arc observed
IN the ci;y"
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The foliowingis an abstract OF the ecu
sus OF the stare Of Vermont for The year
1910, taken from me htxrshal's returns !.
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ENTERED,

ENTERED,
Brig Hunter, Wilson, Antigua-ballast
to Robert Patton Jun.
Schooner Sally Ann, Sherburne'
Charleston Cotton & chocolate, to +.
Gilman.
sioop Polly & Nancy, Child, Bristol
ballast to the master.
Sloop Merit, Sheldon, Providence
Wine, Rum, Candles, Cotton Goods, &c.
to the master.
CLEARED,
Schooner Welcome Return, Booths,
Nanjemoy-by the master.
Liberty, Tapscott, Cone-ditto.
Prudence, Austen, kinsale-ditto.
-Betsey, Basset Disturbances
Dodge.
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Died yesterday morning, after linger-
ing illness, in the 10th year Of his age,
|GURDN CHAPLIN, ESQ. Cashier of the
Bank of Alexandria. The feryent regret
which is evineed by the numerous friends
of this amiable gentleman, is the most
pleasing eulogium upon his character and
merits. He was distinguished by the ex-
ercise of every domestic virtue: Aasslo-
nest man, dutiful son, an affectionate pa
rent, and a most Jealous friend: Mild
and uaassuming in his department at
tentiye and systematic in the discharge OF
his official duty, he concliated the esteem
of his fellow citizens and secured the re-
gard and appreciation of all whose inter-
estswere entrusted to his superintendent.
But in no situation through life was his
disposition and character better developed
than during lis illness. Impressed with
a prcsentiment that he should not long
survive the completion Of his 45th year,
he bore the Affections of complicated dis
ease, with unusual patience and resigna-
ton. No murmur ever escaped him, nor
did he desire his existence to be prolong
ed, but as urged to it through sense Of
duty to his family and friends. Recon-
mended to try the influence Of a change
of air and climate, he yielded to the wish
es ofhis friends. though prepossessed with
belief that it would prove inefficacious.
The friends which the urbanity of his
manners had procured him, while at a
distance from his home, will reciprocate
the sorrow that is so sincerely felt by
| those who are nearer to him. Our town
has experienced the loss of no one who
has left a wider chasm in society, and
| who has been more generally and sincere
ly lamented.
Departed this life on the 22d instant,
| col. HENRY GATHER, in the 61st year
| of his age. This valuable man was a.
mons the few remaining officers of the
revolutionary army. His services in the
cause Of his countIy were unusually severe,
having been in every battle (Monmouth
exceptedD which was fought by the Amer
iaan army. His zeal for the honor of his
country did not cease upon the accom-
,lishmeut Of our independence. His tri-
ed patriotism and bravery induced the 60
vernanent to solicit MS usefulness against
the Indians upon our frontier-he oEeyed,
lie next was required to command on the
southern frontier, and here his discipline,
his integrity and his virtues were not less
conspicuous.
Worn down by a series of hardships, his
bad health obliged him to retire from the
service Of his country and seek respite
in the bosom Of his friends. Here it was
his virtues were conspicuous in every thing
which adorns a private citizen. He threw
off the discipline of the camp and adopt.
ed the soft and endearing Offices Of bro
Their, neighbor and friend. He was in.
TERED with the honors of war, and with
the respect which was indeed justly his
due.
Spirit Of Seventy Sie
- -
! Letters from ENGLAND state. that thf
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in a blaze, in which situation she crawl
ed out of doors to a pile of shavings'
where she laid herself down flaming IKE
Gentoo Widow upon the funeral pile OF
her husband. The son on his return nome
in the evening found the hogs in the ashes
of burnt shavings, worrying about All"
tearing off the limbs Of roasted and al
most devoured carcase. On examination
he found it to be the miserable remains Of
his mother. !!-Ralcigh Star.
ASSIZE OF BREAD.
Made Of Suterfne Burr Flour.
cENTs.
The pound loafto be sold for %
pound loaf 20
9 pound loaf
pound loaf '
LANES H.ARRISS, {. M.
June 81.
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Al TENTION,

THE Members of the lst Light Infantry
Company arc requested to attend meeting
at MIR. Motifs tavern, this euening at half past
z O'Clock, in order to make the necessary
arrangements for The 4th OF July.
BY order of Capt M'Allester,
JOHN BOYER, lst Sergeant, q
June q. II
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Letters from England state, that the
British ministry were decidedly opposed
to Mr.. Fosters setting out upon his mis-
sion, after receiving intelligence of the
measures of this government. The Prince
Regent, however, insisted upon the mis-
sion.
The French begin to pasq1linade the
.sSpoiled Child of Fortune" since bis re-
treat out of Portugal.-Alluding to his
having formerly been drummer they say,
:. he kno1Us better ho7o to beat sleeps
skin, that Bulls hide.'
The widow W who lived with her
son went to neighhOrs's to purchase
some wlliskey, but he knowing her habits
refused to let her have any. AS she went
home she passed by the distillery and took
leave to fill gourd out of barrel which
in her haste to be drinking she left run
ming. BY the time she reached home, she
had been so constant in her devOtions to the
gcurd, that she became literally drunk,
& by tumbling into the fire set her clothes
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X. OfGpS L1St o. T32zeS
Potomac and shenandoah Navi.
cation Lottery.
SEVENTH Days DRAFTING.
JUNE IS, 1911.
500 tickets were drawn, among which were
the following prizes, viz.
No. 1888, prize of $4,000.
No. l7,245, (frst drawn) $1,000.
Nos. 1869 1878 1884, prizes of $50
Nos. 1913 5467 1852 l4845-S2o
Nos. 1874 l8 1912 1884 All 1850 1852
$3.50 3477 4Slo 4l95 1889 1902 57o7 1856
57l9 6257 6l79 6682 1920 $3.50 1851 9l42
$3.50 1888 1928 lo7ol loe89 1908 1925
1854 1920 l2485 1857 1884 1874 l47l7
1897 1865 1901 1873 1861 1907 1857
1907 l6643 l7l72 1879 1870 l7.5S 5000
1907 1857 1854 1905 1902 l948e--
prizes OF Sl2 each, and 90 prizes of $40
each.
Former gain ofthe wheel, Sl5,7so
Loss this day, 1884
Present gain S2,966
Present price of tickets, Sll
Next drawing on Tuesday next
June ~.
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LICENSES.

8. The French consul for Baltimore
makes it known to the merchants that ne
is now authorized to furnish the proper
documents Licenses. De- TO vessels
hound from this pert Tor France.
FLet those who consent to enter traps
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Present price of tickets, 8ll
Next drawing on Tuesday next.
June 81.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NEw-YoRK, December Z.
FROM FRANCE.

Mr. Barney arrived in town yesterday from
New-Londnn. He arrived there in the ship
Ann, Bond, of Baltimore, from Bayonne, from
which place the Ann sailed the 9Th of Octo-
Der. A privateer crossed the bar with the
Ann, whose captain stated he had orders not to
modest the Americans.
Mr. Barlow had met with most cordial
reception from the Duke de Bassano, with
whom he was formerly on intimate terms !;
and there was no doubt of a speedy removal
of all subjects of difference between the two
governments. Mr.. Lee reported at Bor-
deaux, that iona. Russell Esq. was to go in
the Constitution TO England as Charge des
Afaires, in place Of Mr.. Smith. The French
still continued to send immense reinforce
ments into Spain and Portugal. The trains
of artillery and baggage Wagons loaded with
ammunition and provisions, were without end,
and generally destined for the last place. A
mongst them were considerable quantities of
besieging materials, particularly those design
ed for mining
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THOMAS STRICKLAND POWER.
RICHMOND, December 7.

.1TN2UWWc'i1S Oy me LeSSlHfAfe.
On Thursday, the Legislature proceeded
by Joint ballot of both houses to the Election
of Governor ofthis state for one year. The
frs ballot stood thus:
George W. Smith, (thc Lieut.. Cow 90
James Barbour, Speaker Of H. off D 81
Scattering
Mr.. Smith rot having 'ngj0rity of the
whole, ID ballot took place which terminal
cd in favor OF Mr. S.-Smith 100, Barbour 81.
Yesterday, the Legislature appointed two
Judges of the Court OF Appcals-Judges Ca
bell and Coalter, now sitting in the {. of A..
under an Executive appointments and Judge
White (of the General Court,) were in nomi-
nation. On the lst ballot, Cabell had SO, White
81, and Coalter l8. The last being dropt by
rule of the house, the ID ballot gave Cabell
lo2, White ga F; scattering 5. Ofcourse Ca
bell was elected.
On the Sd baliot Coalter was elected-the
votes being, for MIN los, for White "a.
Gen. JosEpH JONES is appointed Collector
Of the Port Of Petersburg, vice DR.. Shore,
deceased.
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FOR SALE,
BETWEEN THIRTY AND YoRTI
Very uaLuable NEGROES.

Consisting of men, women, and few chill
dren-a remarkably capable and likely ass
sortment of slaves.
1t is wished to dispose Of these slaves,
within the limits of Virginia--they are,
generally speaking, ander good character,
and will suit substantial farmers who may be
DESTROYS of possessing few very able hands.
Those WISHING to purchase will Please apply
to Mr. Lewis, the overseer, at DR.. Stuart's
quarters, in Loudoun county, adjoining Sui
ly, and four miles from Csntrevilc-Also,
to MIR. hiygs, the overseer, at Hope Park,
five miles from CentreviIle, and two from
Turner's ta.crn--and at the seat of DR.. Stu.
art, adjoining TO Ravens orth, and ten miles
from Alexandria.
If not disposed of at private sale, these
slaves will be put up at auction on the first
Monday in January--the place make known
hereafter.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-10
November 81.
SEINE TWINE.

Daily expected, one hogsbe,d English,
and one bale of American Seine Irvine, of a
superior quality.
IN STORE,
500 lbs. India Irvine, coed for mendirg
Scines; coed Seine Cork ; also Seine Rope
of different sizes; Lisbon & blown Salt; Sper.
maceti & Paint Oil !; Paints of different colors;
5000 lbs. English White Lead in kegs;-
1000 lbs. Green Coffee in bags; 100 bar
reis Pitch, Tar, Rosin and Tu,pentine 20
ditto No. Beef; so pieces Russia and Ra.~
VEINS Duck with general assortment Of
Ship Chandiery and Groceries
c.. Coleman.
Cameron-street Wharf,
December Z st