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By virtue of a deed of trnif,

from Daniel NJ Carly and Margaretta Ma
ti!da Snowden, his wife, to us the subscri-
bcrs, will be exposed to public Sale on Tues
day thr ftfA day of February neat, al Craw-
ford's tavern. in George Town, a Tract of
Land on the river Potomac, lying in Loudoun
county, state Of Virginia, known as M.Car-
tvs Island, and Sugar Land Tract, or, so
much thereof as will be sufficient to pay the
sum recorded in said deed.
This property lies about 20 miles above
George Town, snd the city of Washington
and the Island part of the property, contain
ing 500 acres, is known by its produce
tons to be the most valuable and desirable
land in either the states of Maryland or Vir--
ginia, with proper cultivation may be made
ts produce 100 bushels of corn per acre. A
great proportion Of this tract is heavily tim
bered, from which an inexhaustable quantity
of ship timber, slaves, sc. may be takcn.-
The property will be shewn on application 10
Mr.. John w. BroHaugh, in George Town, CT
MFR. Daniel M'Carty, On the premises. The
terms Of sale are. one third cash, or negotia-
bic paper in the bank OF oumbla, at 60 days
with two approved endorsers residing within
the District OF Coiumbia-tte balance in three
equal payments ofthrce, Six and nine months
ALI bearing interest from day OF sale, in notes
as above mentioned. The land is to remasa
bound, and be reso'd on default of payment,
for so much ready money as may be suflici-
ent,to raise the balance then due, and the re-
aiduc ON credit TO meet the future install
mcnt or instalments, the proceeds OF which
resale is to be in like manner secured, and
this operation of resale is to he nasle as often
as such successive default shall require, con-
forming each to the terms prescribed tor the
hrst.
Eiilha Janney,
James Keith, Jun.
November s. 2awtg
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No. 5. g 800 a ~
BaI,imdre, Sept 8, 1908.
The oil that received by Mr. elliott ior
the cold. did ME i great deal OF service, ana
WILLIAM Pr Hips, @
A. the Columbian Inn, Market street.
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ORPHANS COURT,

Alexandria Count, December Tenn, 1910
ORDERED,
That the adnlhistrator of lillian L"ater
deceased, dc in4r the following advertise
ment three TING in each week for Two weeks
in the Alexandra Daily Gazette.
Tcste,
aler,nder Mnnre Req
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Certificates fsts efficacy.


I do ccrtisythat have been aihng nearly
two years with hectic cough and violent
oppression at the breast. l applied TO the
most eminent physicians and could get no
relief from my low state OF health, until
20, PauI's Columbian Oil, and found imme-
: date relief. ltuke THIS method oil informing
the public of the efficacy of this valuable mt
dicine, from tho cures which have expert
encceI---I thiak 1t an incumbent duty to offer
the same 10 the public.
Eiifha Seward,
Baltimore, No. Is, Water street, sign Of
Plough. Sept. isoS.
hereby certify, that had cough and
pain in nv stomach for upwards oftwo years.
when i was recommended to. Pasl's Column
bian Oil procured one phiai of that yaiua-
HE medicine, which has restored me 10 a
good state of health again
Thomas Elliott,
On the Hosk's-tows road, near the turn
pike gate. 49,
February IL, 1909.
No. 8.
have great 10 be very thankfGl for
Aeinp reconlnenaed to Paul's Colnmbian Oil.
had been afflicted with a violent pain in my
kack. so that Twas not able TO walk. pro-
rnre,tons chiai Of the Oil, and I received
imnediafe relief, aid have been very we'll
ever siucs
N. b. had violent tooth ache about two
~ three months ago, when dropped few
crops OF the Oil on s0me.lint. and applied it
- the tooth Affected. and received immedi-
ate relief.
Eleanor Elliott.
No. g.
| SIN.
comply with your request OF stating
& ~ s,ri,,ion OF sPanlss Lciunlbian Oh being
> s,.n efisctual ,emedy for tbs letter worus. |
ave baen zfiietea with che setter IN nny hand
f,r ~ years, and have made trt2l OF many
- - IA cines whicb have been Recommended,
asut iifS NJ effect Hearing OF Pasil's Co
'&ri6Sbssn Oil, about the 18th OF january last,
2os;ng sn efSscs Hai else sGr the ring worm
N,snS ssnailar cosnyiairte, inns tdisaeiy gos a
i,;al oE 'posr d; aid a,,piied It agyceabsY to
ffx directions Cor ahosst two FaSafks A4scces-
sss shelly. wAca toe settes left me and has not
{ MAZE Sc appearance since.
Susanna purden.
u. Nv sas&nDas a child nged twenty
i r.osstbs sox days, WAS taken abssk the mid
S de Of Jriy last zssh ssoasDt cough, which
1. she t.ssx hl,ors slid vss The hopping Gsagh: 1
vrve hcx sSx drep.,os the Golmmsian Oil.
.eh;ch <sye 5mHedjsse srsiea, and proved ~
) e6tstas5 csns.
xasAsexs-xfssts Hss&sssfss 50 3ts 1888.
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Eiilha .Janney.
James Keith, Jun.
2awts
Notice is hereby given

NOLlIEs ID itLsS1As} SivLil
To tho Stockholders { the Baak Of Aiesan-
9ria,
THAT on election mill be held at the cdttrf
/ Aousx in this sozDn, or the third Monday
In Janucry neas, for the furhose Of ch,tsing
nine directors for the ensuing gear aSresasly
80 charter.
By order Of the lreeidens ard Directors,
G.rden Chaplin, caihicr.
December 90 co
The Printers Of the Virginia Gazette, a.
Rieanond, the Virginia Herald, Freds.
ricksburg and WinchessrrGa Gazette. Wiaches-
ter, ase requested 70 publish the above.
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3454 Prizes
1916 Blanks

$4,000 Tickets, at ) Dolls. Secaas
Not two and half ks to Prize.
Subject to a deduction OF IS Per cent.
Part Of tie 1bo1c Prizes urK 6e octcr1,f.eJ ..
Jpl(DzvS
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Inc tirst drawn ticket on the ooh Gav.
200 tickets-No. 6(!0l 70 600: ,he GIst c.e
No 62oi To 500; and The ED day, No. s;Gi
to 5000, incid i've; and shoud eithcr CT Oh.
numbers appropriated as the prize on Hose
days, be the FIRST drawn humber Oh ci;&cr &
those days, trcl the next drawn number re,
within the numbers Of tl1at DAYS n,ize, vii
lie entitled to the 200 tickets as the FIRST draa,
sumber, subject 10 tie d-duction aioresai
Prizes pavaL;e at the Bank Of Delaware tae
next day after the same st:ai! be dr4wh
The object o! his Lottery, ii is presumed.
is already known to the public. to won, tic
Managers feel Themselves under an obliea-
tion 10 acknowlece the very spirited snppo.t
and patti enage the former class rectiycu.-
They look UP viii confidence 70 tho Same
liberal puDIic 70" hat contint,ncc Of supo,t
to which SO usctul an establishments is el.ti-
ted.
The advantages Of The present scheme CT
the second class TO those who atyertare viii
the prospect OF gain. it is prcsnsae,i arg
equal to any eyer yet offered to the pubic.
Tickets at the loyu price e $ dolls :!
Ono ticket may ,lraw $4,000!
There arc only $4,000 tici. .ts md nrt tsgo
and a half blanks to prize. viii di;sg 500
tickets each drawing nlskiog Only - dag
ing days.
From the foregoing considerations, toss.
Their with the great demand for tickets, THO
Commissioners arc encouraged 70 aNuGAEne
that this Lottery will positively commcn,s
drawing on the hrst Mond=y in Jlnc iicxs
Such Prizes as ase not eemnneled withia
Il months after the drawing shal! be fai5hni
will he considered as generous donation e
the institution.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
ON MONDAY next, at ten O'Clock, MI ks
sold, at the 'welling house OF the lats
captain Lenter, on Fairfax street, opposite
tic Presbyterian meeting house
His houShoid and kitchen Furni'
tnre---Also, Quantity ofi:roccrisa Q@11I'
Ware, and Quadrant, books, Chris, f.
2. &. Markellcs.
january 4.
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NEGROES For SAI,I..

NEGROES FOX SALE.
IS On MONDAY, the 9Th day OF February
next, if fair; ifrot, the next fair eiay VII
be sold, ct public sale, Tor ready .nonry, d
the house OF Captain George tfi:te:s, ~
Du'nEries; IS very likely NEGH0E.:, COT
ssting of men, women ard children, he
longing to the estate oil john Gibson, CO
ceased.
John Spence. Fxr ).
James Reid,
Duanfiies, Jsn, a--4 cts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-22

Eprwnvad. Nov. 2.
Mr.. Maurice Margaret, one Of the Delegates
from the London Corresponding S,ciety to the
British Convention, held in Edinburgh, in the
year 1894, arrived in Sheffield. on Thursday,las,
He has suffered the sentence OF the High Court
of Justiciary, viz. IA years punishment to Ne W
South Wales, for sedition aud returned to this
country only few weeks ago About the same
year, Messrs. Skirving. Gerald, Palmer & Mor,
| received similar sentences and Mr. Marga-
rot is the only survivor, the other four having
been long dead. He left Sheffield. on THURSDAY
evening, for London 1t is fact from which
the moralst may learn useful lesson, that Mr..
Margaret, his wife, and favorite cat, which
they took along with them, are now the only Ii
wing objects of all those that sailed in the vessel
from this country. The cat is blind, grown grey
IN the service of its master, and is permitted to
repose itself on bed OF wool
The herring fishery has been more successful
in some parts of Argyllshire this season tha., it
has been for several years back. On the west
coast of Null great numbers have been caught
II is supposed that IN Loeb Serbian alone 30 900
barrels have been cured since the middle of Sep
TENDER Indeed the herring fishery has proved
astonishingly productive along the whole uf the
west coast, and Western Isles, insomuch that a
barrel of behring's might, on many occasions,
have been bought for shilling, owing to the
difficulty of cutting the quantity csught in time
'oh cCH6 ialu lilO
ST. JouN's CAn.igna) Dec. 90.
ship arrived here yesterday from London
and Madeira, which has brought an account OF
the retreat of Massens and CHAT the s6th Reg't
has been compelled to lay down it's arms, having
been surrounded by large bod, of the enemy,
disguised in Spanish uniforms. The above yes
sci left London late in Nov.
A French privateer of IA Is pound carronades,
but pierced tor 10 guns, aAl about 100 men has
for some time infested these seas, cruising for a
bove three weeks Oft Sombrero, without ever
seeing any of our cruisers. We sorry 10 add,
she has mad several recaptures among the
rest, the ship Bonetta, on her passage from
Gusdaloupe to Charleston, S. c.. also, the ship
Ceres, from Martinique bound to. Liverpool, ha-
wing valuable cargo on b ard ;tle schooner In
dustry, of and from St. Kits, bound to North
Carolina three-masted Spanish schooner, la.
den with dry-goods, from Cadiz bound to Vera
Cruz-The prvateer was built at Nantz, after
the model of the Dame Ernouf, and has been a.
| bout Ave months off the stocks
| We understand the admiral has sent one of our
ships of war in quest of her.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-22

Mr. VIM Robertson, Sen. was yesterday an
pointed Clerk of The Council, in place. of ID. 6
Hylton Esq decd =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-22

VIE sale Of the Lands of VIM Austin. de,
Il ceased. as heretofore advertised i'm tjlis pp
per. by the subscribers, is postponed 'till tie 5th
OF February next, when it will positively take
place, at the Bell'Tavern
DAVID BULLOCK,
I'm. MARSHALL
Jan. %. tds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-22

- Inc Second Dancing Assemb will take
place, at the Bell-lavern, on Fr ~ night next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-22
lGbe Gnqulrer.
RICHMOND, JANUARY 90, 1911.
(FoR THE ENoUIRER.) y
THE OLD BACHELOR.
No. Y.

Eheui .quid volui, misero mihi Floribus Aus
trum
Perditus, ct liquids immsi fontbus apros.
VIRG. ECLoC. 2 v So.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-22

IJ Many articles w yoidabIy postponed -
0J Fora refutaton Of Mr. OIincy's doctrine.
see the Debate on the acquisition of Lorisana'
Lnlo03-anung other speeches, hrt. of Mr.. !,
K.endoiPh-hs to r.Q,s. arguments in favor
of instruction & treason, ms constuuents rn,,as
pass upon them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-22

DIED, on Saturday night last, in this city DA-
MEL L. HTLroN, Esq. Clerk of the Exccu i've
Council. His death has cast the deenest eoors
over the large circle of his sympath,siine friends
land as to his family, what can be said -An no,
bier and better heart never burst its cere.
ments."
"a further sketch in our nezt)
:, DIED,on Saturday last, Mr.. GRoRcE F.
STRAs -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-22

nj OIICE.-WiH be sold, on Friday, the frst
~ day OF Feb. next, al the dwelling house OF
the late DIR. Washington Watts, all the personal
estate, consIstmgo of Household and Kitchen Fur
nture, stock oil Horses, Cattle, &c a handsome
Chariot and Harness, and light Wagon and
Geert Six mouths credit will be allowed the
purchaser, on all sums over S 20 bond and an.
proved security will be required by
DAN'L. WETSEGAR, Iqz,y.
At the same time and place. will be hired for,
the balance OF the pr esent year, two Negro Eel.
lows, aud one Negro Woman The creditors
OF the decd are earnestly requested to come fo:.
ward with their claims, that preparation NAV ke
made for their adlusiInen'--those indcbt, d are
requested to make immediate payment to
Jan. %. ,ds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-22

The Senate of Va. have passed the preamb,.
and resolution, respecting the Bunk of the " &.
with FEW amendments, not materially affect.
,hg' 1t is said, the Spirit of them. Ayes 16, Noes
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-22

All American property recently seized in
Iunis, m consequence of the affair Of the Anne.
Tican ship Liberty, is liberated, and ever, thing
placed on its former footing.
f" An attempt was made by the French a f. W
days since on Sicily. Four thousand men landed,
5OOO OF which, with 2 Colonies, 40 officers, e 6
gun boats were taken. The residue re-embarked
in the night G. escaped
There has been seizure Of American pro-
perty, in Turkey, in consequence. as we hear
Of noncompliance Of a demand of 6 ner ccn,
on inward and outward cargoes but we sur
pose he property will be released and the DIFF
ference settled on payment of the duties.
Lgcicn Bonspsrte and family are here pri i.
soners."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-22

We are indebted to a merchant Of this CITY
ifor the information contain. in the following
letter.--N. 4. 30. Post.
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Coach making, in all its various
Branches.
f. P. TAYLOR.

- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IL and the public, that he contir, tcs 10
carry On the CoacA-maktnS Business in all its
various branches, at the shop i'll Fairfax.
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and 7ay-
or, where all orders III his line of bushes IS
will be strictly attended
From all establishment Of three years
the above line of business he is allie TO say.
as proof OF his workmanship, he Has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favor hm
with their orders for Carriages of any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with ncatness and strength.
n. 3. All kinds OF Carriages and II arness--
es made and repaired with nsatness and dis
patch.
ron S.4LE,
+ a second hand Eeacitee with HaNness.
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DR.. ADAM CLARKE'S
COMMENTARY ON THE SCRIPTURE.

I
| M cong ratu'ate most sincerely the A.
w merlcan Pub ic, on the pleasing pros
! pect of their being speedily favored with the
publication OF this great and truly yaiuable
work. DR.. Clarke has been long distinguish
ed In Europe as ranking smong the FIRST lin.
gusts, anil is perhaps the greatest oriental
| scholar et the age. His vas, and profound
erud'lion particularly in all subjects connect
Ell with sacred literature, 10 which he has
principally devoted an active and laborious
life, and IN pursuit OF which ne has collected
one OF the finest private libraries In England !;
has long since directed pubic attention to
him ws Divine and Scholar pre-eminentIy
qualified to give to the world commentary
on the Holy Scriptures +; which should com
bine the various excel encieS OF the best prac-
teal Anrotators, and be enriched from tn.
accumulated treasures Of his own profound
research and critical disquisi,ions. Various
commentaries OIL the whole or parts Of the
sacred text, have been already repub.ished
and iiberally p',Tonized in the United States,
The work OF Brczun, CStervaN, Scot, Ne5e.
TN and Alc'knisht, have ali received the
sanction OF the American pc pie These
writer's, doubtless possess In a certain degree
and According 20 tteir respective plans 10 in
- nsderable merit We would hot aim at
any lrvdlous comparisons, and we arc too
Well acquainted with the excellent author OF
the work now offered to the public, not to
know that such an attempt would be not Oil y
foreign to his wishes but would subject us 20
his decided disapproba!ion. Poss. ssiny he
ii
and actuatel by principles The most bentvo-
lent and aisinteyestsd, lie can have 10 wish
bet taat which has always been the most d~ar
to MS heart, Wig. to contribute 10 the gene
ri happiness of mankind, by promoting the
great in erests Of religion, virtue and SCI
eAce.
Bat without derogating from the peculiar
merits OF other writer's, il VIII not perhaps be
SAYING too inucf, @EsHwe fiaz ld IN 6Hf,ion
that the commentary Of DR.. &. vii; be supe-
rior to any work with which We have hereto
tore been acquainted.
The specimen Of tive paper and printing,
issued by Mr.. Sergeant CT New York, the
proposed publisher, are such as do him great
credit and the arrangements which we I'M
derstand are made for executing the whole
in uniform and elegant style, wi i ensure
lis being competed IN a man4er correspond
ent with the yaus of tbs great work.
MIR. THohAs GRIFFIN, at Isaac Robbins,
is the only persoa en.P Dyed by Mr.. Sergeant
to collect subscribers, and deliver the mum.
bers 4; in his diligence and Integrity the p,.-
lie may repose the fullest confidence.
We wish the undertaking all possible sue
cess convinced as we arc, that 10 man can,
at the same expence, procure Tor himself d
more valuable acquisition, OF bequcath to his
family or trientis richer trsa ure.
March 6, St
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VirgirRc, trede,1ct Co"nty-t0 solt:
DANIEL. LEE made oatn before NE
Justice Of The Peace for the said county, that
on the ash August, 1910, me GU two ba"k
Notes of one iuadrrd DoLcrs each, AMI re-
,n;ucd by post from Winchester the halves
of said notes 10 JOSEPH JAHNEY, alexandra
--that, on receiving an acknowledgment OF
The above lie the said Daniel Lee enclosed
he remaining halves of said notes directed to
Jos oh Janney, Alexandria, T. put the same
into the post Office at Winchester with his
own hands. He further says that ne d'd not
keep any description Of sid notes, but to the
hes, Of his re- objection they were en- TIE Uni
ON Bank Of Maryland; but, for the greater
certainty. he refers to tie half notes hr re-
mi,ted -swo,n 10 before me this lSth DAY
of February, 81. c,7,pr
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PUBLIC SALE.

Oa tie sixth day If Fej'ruarv usrt, zu;N b.
SID to TIE HIGHEST B'dt7cr,
rg~HE-f.UUSE aHG LOT IL the town Of
Occuquan, frin William county,
Ei.giai,, l.te the property OF Benniah WI,
lc,,, deceased, and nov occupieflby Mr.. Re-
bet Welsh. The house is OF brio +, and is
coInm o;iioUs, and the other Improvements
good. The sale viii ike place at Twelve
o':.ock On tae premises, and w.ii &c on a
credit 81 six and twelve months. the purcha-
sSr 10 give bond with substantial secur ~.
ihe property is vaiu ble, but IL is nresum-
Ell those WHO wish To purchase will judge
srogn view.
Richard Wille,t,
iieir at Iaw TO i,enniaf Wiile.t,
deceased, by his attorney in
TACT
George Wiilett,
Lou,oun County, Virginia,
December i9, dts
~ The sale Of the above-named
property is poItponed until Friday the
8,h Of March next, when it will Ger
,ainIy Be made OH The premises.
.'eHr,iare 81
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o. EDNESDAY, the 18th March next,
VI lair; if not, the next fair day; wiIl be
>o;l. on TIE premises, at twelve O'Clock,
\ three story Brick House & Lot,
viii All ,as atner buildings now occupied by
Epstor .siu6ier-four Lots Oh Washington
aid ave OF Duke street.
TUE NEXT DAi,
4 Lot with Buildings, at Wei
Ead, ab0ui twenty acres.
Also,
i64 Acres, two miles from Alex.
snrri., on tbs Colchester road, III lots from
t<a 10 twenty acres. Terms viii be made
kno"n al lhe time of sale.
ohm Korn,
Jacob Wisemiller.
February IS. 2awtS
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MOUNT EAGLE.

This desirable Country Seat is for
Sale oil a liberal crcoit.- Within halr IN hours
ride Of Alexandra, it offers every necessary
accommodation for gcnteel ianiy. The
Tract bounds on Hunting Greek; and con
tains Two hundred and tvcnty.ihrec acres.
If rot sold before tic frst week in Apyi., !.
will he leased 10 an approved Tcnalt, en- az.
comm odating terms - Implications rnaysc
made to William RERBEKr, Esq Atcxa..
dria, or TO the Subscriber
John Carlyle Herbert,
Near FaH0itte, .Uaryhuh;.
February |. 2awI
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ROBERT GRAY.
Bookseller g Statz0ner.

DoOHScG1c| - StHttOTfT,
Othosite the Washington Iavern-kiag street
HAS LATELY RECEIVED FOE SALE
IAs toilowiny Books:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment, 4
vols. calf, gilt.
De Qucvedos' Works, 3 vols. do. 60.
Spectator, s vols. do. do.
Ditto, 10 vols. do do.
Caveilo on Electricity.
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary.
Bells Anatomy, vols. calf
Medical Extracts, S vols calf, with su
peru plates.
Darwin's Phylologia, Thompscn's Con.
spcctus, C!ark's Homer, Tookc's Pantheon,
bells Surgery, vols. Culien's Practice,
Cullen's a:ateria McGica, ialiel's Physioo
sy, Henry's Chymestry, flooie's Tasso, gilt
binding, bla!r's Sermons, 3 vols. The to-
rough, poe,a, oy Crab, Parks Chymes-
Try.
Virgil, Horace, Caesar, Ovid and Saliust
Oclph,ni, Clork.s CorAeri, R!ppon's Hymns,
C0alcy|s Grammar, Pocket and Family ID
bes, School 90 and 1estaments, Hutton S
Baot, heeping, jackson's do. Gihson's SUI
veying. 1Flintss da--alAworth's Latin Die
tioaarv, tiume>s Essays, Bolinbrook,s WORKS,
Ladies ana Gent!cmcn's Pocket Almanees,
for 1911 Also'n large stock OF Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Bonnet Ban,ibox Boards,
Playing Cards, States, Sc.
N B Country merchants supplied with
schuo! books, STATIONARY. SC. sc. on liberal
crms.
.Novem5cr Z.
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Burr M,tl-Stone M4n1ja7ory.

The Subscriber informs the
public that he has received supply of Burr
Blocks and intends to resomnenee the maxi
ing of Burr Mill-otones at his late dwelling
Oh Patrick street, between Mag an Cameron
streets, about the hrst OF March next, whe
he can supply Burr stones Of any dimensions
that may be ordered. lie has also u good u.s.
sortment Of aofting Cloths, which cen be had
by apply to Joseph Dean or at the Manu-
factory. Any person Wishing to engage
Burrs before the FIST Of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December IL. PAW
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-09
SLAVES w AN TED.

FOR eight or ten Virginia Slaves, boys,
wo,nen and men OF good oi.ur cter, liberai
p,4rc in resA will be gwen. Apply to the
sno.t ri5er,
Francis L. Lee,
In Alexandria OF t. MS Manager
at Suiiy, Fairfax county,
February Ii. d