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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-16
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
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On Tuesday Mr. Tyler, (of Charles CT
tv,) submitted the following Preamble and
Resolutions to the House of Delegate
were referred to Committee OF the whols
HOuse;
Whereas the Legislature Of Virginia. at
It's last session, in discharge Of duty which
it holds sacred. ard which has been conse-
Grated by the voice OF the people and pc
mus Of its government. instructed its Sena-
tors in Congress or the subject Of a renew
al OF the charter OF the United States Bank;
the obligatory effect whereof has been denied
& disavowed by It's said Senators, although
IRON the rature Of Representative demo
crazy, the representative Can be considered
N no other light than as servant and ne
cessarily bound at All times to obey the will
o. his supcricrs, unless that Will tend to the
manifest violation Of the constitution, which
so long rs il exists, is and ought to be vioAy-
ed as the supreme ia7V IF the ia7.d. to which
the people themselves are subservicnt. an
u majority of them shall think proper a.
alter, amend or abolish it. And altbouvh
the right to instruCtis not expressly giveo
~ che constitution Of the Unised states e..
nc state Legislatures, yet it is evidently in
terrible tsercfr0m, inasmuch as eitiart III.
night, the power Of eiecting would beinpe.
ct and incomplete, and the Senate or, instead
being servant, would be the Uucontronl-
ID sovereign during the period of his cOnst-
ufional service
And whereas it is the duty of this AS
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NO more viii JOY, here she'd her glad ling beo,osl
No more shall mirth unbend the " brow of caft'-
For oyryeye with tears OF anguish streams,
While sorrow strews them o the fun'rai pyre
Where genius, worth, and talents ar. dsrosd;
W here infant virtue sleeps With boary age
Where eyes of beauty are forever cl6s'di
Where rest the wiie, the husband, AMI thc sege
On tbs sad spot, where erst, &c mimic woe,
INC feeling bosom Oft with anguish bled
siesh tears OF sorrow shall forever flow.
An OF ring sacred TO thc Wondering leai!!
Here, when sad silence sheds her influence ronpd
When Heavens bright orb shall veil his che fins
fight
Here, oit the " ggido,o'd 07gfroa" viii y, found.
Weeping IN sorrow at tImt awful night
When fah,erB', mo,hcrs Lrothers', sisters cries,
w mingled horror, struck the astonisl, "a earl
When groans Of anguish rent the ynuted skies,
Aud each specfat9, was Overwhelmed with fear
Dut ieagissc fsds--a, slnii u c.osc lie seenef
a soefic too fatal esns drop II l5sroi
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serlbly. whenever its Senators Shall disre
gard It's instructions by voting in Greet OF
posiuon therelo, OF in any manner attempt
mS to reason away or TO destroy tho obi "a
ton thereof, TO express its dislike OF 4 con
duct SO incompatible with the principles o
republican government.
Resolved therefore, that this Lesisla
cure doth highly disapprove the coBduct o
lichard Brent and William Is. Gncs-the
sand Brent, Tor having voted in favor OK re-
inewal IL the Charter of the Uni,ed 5 atesi
4ank, aga:nt positive instructions to the con-
trary; and the said Giles, for lcnyiny, the ob-
!iSatory effect OF Instructions eInanatIne tron,
the Legislature.
EeSo(Uec, that the said Richard Brent &
William Is. Giles did, on that occasion.
cease to be the true and legitimate repre-
se;,tativcs of this state
Chancery Court.
q Tuesdal, theH. of ID. i'll committee f
The whole, decided IS to74, against the plan
OF ChanCery Courts, which proposes to u
n,tc the Common Law and Chancery iuris-
dictions the present Judges of the
Circuit Court to be made Chancellors, and
the 3Chancellcrs to be made Circuit Judges
III place of the three Judges (Allen, Carr *
omlth) appointed by the EXecutive--thc
Circuit Judges to ride as at present, and in
addtion To sit twice Il year at some cen
trai point, In their district, to administer G.
qulty-an increase of salary to be made adj
equate to this increase of iabour.--In lieu Of
ohis plan, Mr. Jackson has proposed, to
nave tSco Chanellors to the w. of the ridge
An additional one and Judge BIZ WIN
the'r respective spheres here are to be or
. courts, n which they arc to sit twice a
year.
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January 16.

" lt6INiA--At Chancery District Cont Lol5
ih Williamsburg, the 24Ll hay Of O toi,.r tqIf
Dorothy jordan. widow, aud john Nisi,et Ior.l,n
only sou and heir OF JOHN Moron Jordan. pI
.isdigst "''
William Skinker, striving executor. of John skin
ker, dee q. who WAS executor Of Thomas eft dcc,J
Suckey Jet, eSecutrix Of Thomas Jett which ,.;d
honias Jet was executor Ut John Mortton lorIo,
ana " hism Storse jet, adniO'r Of The,n,as -
Dec the said William Storkc Jett eyerufor -
William bernard, decd who was an cxo'r. ~ iol',.
slnreton Jordan, William Bern 10, devise IF H..
ss'd Miiam Bernard, aud William Gibsoo. Ma
Sylenham, the said William Skinker exerutrr %
John Skinker, iuur. deceased, and James uo,r,e
only acting executor Of Joseph Jones, deceased,
Tho doe.ud... ,t.e . Deffs.
eh har appearance md given security aeco,ii,, 81,
tic act Of Assembly and the rules of this Courf ,n
u appearing 20 tie satisfaction of the Court IL, -
IS not 90 iniiahitant of tbs eountry-n the uo'
Tie Plaintiffs by their Counse--H is oyaeyeJ H..
the SAID defendant arpcaf here on The FIRST d.y ~
next term and lnswer tie i{iH Of fi,e Plai,,t;f'f
that COW of tbs order he forthwith ;nse-,.1 ~
some newspaper o the CITY of Richmond. f,, ,,,o,
months @ieces-i eely, and ylsted Al tl.s font - ~
tie iormer Capitol, ~ fIiis CITY -
Il Cop4 gtsft,
80 EDMUND CH8sTtsY, C. =.
wSw
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4 SoIMyNIcATioN.-.N s. Splendid york,
~ "Sn Sns,, an Portance EDWARD PAR
hER Il JOSEPH Dt.i.APLAINE, Book sellers
thhadeAphIa, intend publishing by description, an
A \, Edition of the EDL.FIURGH E.NtrY
C-"<.EDf,t an cntir; original work now pub
hs,ns an Edinburgh, under the direction and con,Iuc.
OF b"td brewster. j.. l.. ID Fellow of the Ro, al So
eciy o. :hdipbulgh, and the Society of ths Antuua.
res OF Scotland with the assistance of nearIy one
huore'' gentlemen OF the first ennente in Science
and iiteIaturein Europe The publishers have o1.
gage number Of Literary gentlemen in this eoun
try 20 ch.iOatG American information 10 the o-k!
MI. Patton, agent for the publishers " Ill wal, on,
their signatures for the above very ya,u.bJ, ,xorL
Suoscrpton papers will be left f6,. q tess k.,.
at the Eagle, Bell, Washington and Columbian Ia
Jan. Ii. ar
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IL Eleven persons in all, s in Phiiadel-
phia, 2 in Baltimore, s in 6 georgetown, and
m this city, have been seized under a
charge of circulating counterfeit notes.
One Ct the most formidable associations. ei
yer termed in the u. S. has thus been dissol.
wed.
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ri OrlCE.-Agreeably to deed of trus, ex.cotsd
= TO the subscriber by Edmond Anderson. 90 Sc
cure the payment OF sum OF money due Mcaeon
Ford and Joseph Kinbrough, whicl. said deed bears
lAle ne ioth day oil Septenber Thousand eight
der Tor cash. at the Washington Tavern, in the city
OF richmond, on ihursday The 10Th ,iay OF Ianuary
next, two likely NEGROES, Folly and William. RI
raise the said of money.
PETER CRUTCHFIELD, Tyusree.
Jan 3 e.
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trend from tic country, Who sincerely In:
mens the late rnournfil event tina, has taken nl,cs
IN i''conond bees permission tn recommend to the
serious 'teution OF its Inhabitants doctor Withcr.
spoon Essay on the nature and effects ut the ytage
ID those who are disposed to read t,t y.I,aS,.
wors, It certainly will be 20 saw.
1at II was written by Scholar, Gcntlenan and az,
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1 Observation-Disclosures County, Noyems
x ber court, 1911
''ot'arn' l'rown o Go. Phfs.
William Canniiare and Littlebci'ry Doss, De1',s
on the motion of the plaintiffs BY counsel and II
appearing to the Court, that the defendant Cann;
rare mas removed to parts unknown, II Is aerfeeg 81
ordered, That unless the said Caou;fart. sIal,
here on or before March court next & answer the lii
o. the plaintiffs, the court will then proceed 10 o,c,
Si'e same Tor confessed him, and decree tbe
fhauer thereof accordingly, and that copy of tg
Order be ort! ai. H. Serted in SOM. ouo of X ,Lg
News papers of the City Of Richmond for months
snccesslveiy aud another copy be postos up AZ th.
front door OF the eourt-hoBe Of this county
Copy.
January 16. o. U
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FROM THE v1RetNIA herald.
ELEGLaC .Sra.A.za.S

ELEGI3C ISJ.9.NZ.4S,
Sacred to the memory of the unfortunate sufferers
who persisted by the late dircul confagration at tie
Richnond Theatre.+fhe author sapposes himself
as inseribnga memorial Oh the monument about 20
be erected on the fatal spot where the Theatre
stood
-Qnr7ge ipse niSerrind vidi,
EtqHorH1n ParS magma FIJI ----
QHiS talid fdndo
3e7npetet a lacry1niS ?---
'Sea 81 tantus aDtor caSHS cogHoscere nOctros,
ne 6TeUiteT-sabre5,ians dlIiiys IaboreDt
ttHaH9na7,s GniDIuS nlenliniSSe horYet, kactazQe
.retagH,
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sSHis DAY, the 10Th inst, before the BeIl Tavern.
Srcnd Al COCA, viii DC sold for cash, abou 20
~. HE'hobS, consisting Of Men, Women and Bows
mere are among them, one Cook, one Cooper; and
one aeamstress-onc Wagon and Geer--aI5o. sd
Mules, on credit OF six months Vs.
l New CARR Sc and Harness,
do. Gigs and Harness,
Horses; sontc good for the Saddle,
Half Acre Lots, on Shocke Hill
BARTLETT STILL,
t.. 80 peaane-.hasfey.
""" i"' n
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sETENFh DRAWING of the William & ,iary
~ College Lottery of go Numbers
Moss, &c, 2S, ~ Sc
- ne Eight, Drawing will be The 1T, February.
orders tor lIcSetts will he received at Wa;tes Of
terry Offices, Baltimore and New York
p:., SIMON BLOCK.
i'' ''' ~ tt
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LORD 81 FARNSWORrH.
Asthe object of the subscribers is oniy to dsnos:
OF their present stock, great bargains may be expesE
January 15. ar
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Whici savage cyes could not anmov'd have Sea.
Nordestiest toes +" Without pisy ny tcarD! =

I Which, savage cves could not unm1vssl have &es.
| nor desiiest toes Sc Without pss ;i,s tear" y
But ere stop, let love nv homage Claim, sssss
mat gen rous Impulse, which, by Heavens bchests
Can soothe the stretched captive saiiine chain
ANA kins.le hope in eaei. afflicted breast
Prompted BY this the feeling G''..n strove
20 saato', his iair'-one from impenciin: death,
He EEL IA victim 1T the shrine of love
And Oh her bosom drew his latest breat,
All 'nucl, iov'd youth--thy story Oft shall e,,y,
ite Kindred sigh and sympathetic tcari
Nihie sacred friendship with a!;iic,ion's pain,
"i bleed IN sorrow, DER thy t;;tsi bie,..
VItGiNiENSIS.
DIED, at Philadelphia, on the 9TH inst. ID
the 4Sth year e his age, Joseph Jennie. ESQ.
editor OF the Portfolio. The literary ac-
qn'emcrtS md abilities cs this gentleman
mad gained him extensive celebrity both i,i
the u. >. and Europe.
ssoe s'epoSs s7ecs.seSes 49,
~ We understand that bill has beer,
lad before the Legislature of Kentucky, the
o'yect OF which is, to make every officer OF
the government swear, on coming into Of
nee, that he will not !eQne nor bet during
MS continuance in oi;ce-and every Tao
vern-keeper swear. that he will not suffer .
gaming In his house during the continuance
OF his license.
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Jan. 16.

e r." SEORE-The subscribers having tale.t
o. the store lately occupied by Messrs. Hubbard
q ~ man, and nearly opposite their present stand
oIr Icr sale an extensive assortment of E,ropea,s
ana India piece Goods, the lowest terms fot.
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8 'VW PpX --iy. -. Foas6se. jy. is ma, -,
!" s1eei"'te w'ih iresi' sg,,lipc ufsetisn,
V
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-12

have come to your knowledge Of the actual
state of our affairs In France, will thank you
to mention it. For my own part, / have rot
a ray of hope Of any good, or eyenFroPer
thing, coming from that quarter. view the
politics Of the man at the head of that nation,
like the tricks of a Charlatan; they are mere
tricks; they have nothing of truth at the bot
tona--he gives you his left band, whilst he has
his right hand in your Pocket.-M augre all
this, he finds dupes in abundance among U.S.
and some, who know better. that basely tend
him their faith Indeed, | feel sick at heart,
at such tissue of folly, of passion, of mean
moss, and duplicity, Sc
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In this way every measure proposed TO re-
lieye our citizens from the pressure OF our re-
sirlcuve SYSTEM, is kept down through fear OF
War-Mr. I. said he would endeayour to
brace up hi weak nerves to meet this conf
nually threatened hrotosuton but did hope
that every reasonable petition for relief would
not be rejected, for fear that the favorite war
measure would thereby be supplanted.
Mr.. M.Kim advocated the postponement.
Mr.. Rodman said few words in opposition.
The question was taken by ayes and noes,
and the petitions postponed tiilsthe 18th of Ju-
ly--Yeas ssh Nays 80. - IL
Mr.. Seybeft presented a number Of PED
tons from tho citizens of the county eff Phi
ladelphia, demonstrating against war, Order
ed to lie on tile table.
Mr.. Poinde&ter called for the consideration
Of the resolution laid ON the table some days
since, for taking Census of the Mississippi
Territory. Ii was ordered to be engrossed
and read third time tomorrow.
The house again resumed itself into COM
mittee of the Whole, on the bill from the Sc
nate to incorporate the Mechanics Bank of
Alexandria
The question before the committee when
1t last set was smotion to strike out the first
section.
MIR M'Kimf concluded his remarks in fa-
yorof the motion and In opposition to the bill
Mr.. Roberts, MIR. Williams, Mr.. Wright,
and others, spoke against striking out.
Mr.. Clay (SPeaker) Mr.. Cheves and Mr..
Bassett in favor.
The question was then taken on striking out
and neCalive1fA7 RI 06
The other sections were then taken up but
were not gone through as some amendments
were proposed when our letter came away
quarter past three o'clock.
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here. The people here are suffering
sl0l m me pressure of the embargo for 90
ladsF enlist the people of New Orleans to
BIS ,ou arc lavishly giving almost every
'b0p' ,sa have, viii be enlarged for only
SpS AVS. This is most unjust, and as re-
fSN The federatise system, a most inlqui-
pI - M, nv part, sir, cannot help looking at
~ 0;rns Of the times. / see parallel that
% e sSlnost on all fours between these days
W. me DAYS of the administration of Mr..
y vile and lord North in England, and the
V 'lsvs of the administration Of John Adams.
the same disrepcct to the voice OF the
~'0le--the same contempt with whlch their
Tie remonstranccs are treated; Tor pro-
"ace i 10 be a contempt to say that we will
s heir case into consideration at time be-
= ~ which it will be of no avail to consider
- petitions-like physician, who, when
y :, = by youfor advice and relief in danger
= disease, should send you word ne would
me and see you in the next century
Sheech TO be continued
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NORFOLK, Nav 6.

Captain Hodge, Of the sip Wallace, arriv-
ed here en- Wednesday from Lisbon, Informs,
that the latest he VS. from tie armies lett Lord
Wellington continuing his operations befotc
badaloz, garrIsoaed by about 5000 Fretch
troops. On The 10Th or 2 st Marcn, the FrencE
made sortle from one OF the ties, on weak
part ct the besleglng army, and after severe
sklrmlSh, with considerable loss on both sides,
they retired within the garrison. A day OF
two before sailing, report said, that Mar ,haI
Sou:t, with r5e body OF Ca airy, had unex-
pectedly forced his way mt the city, and after
leaving strong rSintoro ement Of men and
provisions, had retired without Coming to any
engagement. The English had collected
nearly all their forces before Badajoz, and it
was expected that general assault would in
medlately take place. No newspapers had
been published in Lisbon for four days preyI-
Gus to the Wallacc's sailing, on account OF
the Easter HOLIDAYS.
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AN EXHIBITION
OF Ivory SCULPTURE:

Containing an Historical Account of the
most sacred parts of the Old Testament.
Also, a WATCH of curious construction,
which will play variety of tunes during the
Exhibition loud enough to dance by. Hand
bills will be distributed containing an account
OF this singular Performance, which VIII g
found literally to correspond with the sacred
History The Ladies will find amusement
for several hours in viewing this curiosity.
Ambulance SO Cents,
May Z.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, MORNING, Nay IL
lsro sHEw
,ss VERY AGE AND BoDr OF THE TIME
as FoRM AND PRESSURE.
( {" 10 sHEw


correspondent thinks it was rather pre-
azure in the National 1ntelligehcer 10 scare
ueg those foreigners who were waiting to
rs up the loan to the erclasion Of native H.
|.rcans--he thinks it would have been as
III, from present appearances, to have per-
aed them to have enjoyed portion of those
4raategrs which it was said would result to
!. adventurers in that patriotic speculation
(which our aattpe citizens appear not to
pc trQterly qhhreciased! However, there
BOW accounting for mems whins, and the
rdctiOns and sayings of the guiscst men will
netimes fail
fftract cfG Ietter Jrona an officer Of chdrac-
ter and raak in Cur revolutionary armg, aad
sRsmber Of the National Legislature in the
Suc Of Washington, residing IN one Of the
Northern States, to his friend in this fllace,
htsd .4frl 90, 1912.
the present state of our political affairs is
ny alarming, independently Of the threaten
tsar with England, which, if declared on our
must consunnaate the ruin of our coun-
have often said, that such IS the blind
duadOn Of the people, that nothing less
b some dreadful calamity will awaken them
atT true interests /; that they must feel in
most sensible manner the effects of these
@'trOas measures, before change of men
be brought about, who shall be able and
ing to conduct the public affairs in bet
'ay' The Embargo is severely felt BY all
Ses OF people on the extensive line of the
AOard, and has an effect on the country at
:, which cannot fail to produce spirit of
aAiiOn to the views and projects of the per-
pOwer---but war; in addition to that
NiOus measure, is contemplated with alb
'Nce, With q sort OF dread, bordering on
FE and what may be the result Of such q
a0idissust &resen,ment, ohigh cxcit-
0'd only knows F.! Theseeyils are consider
sas wan,ouly inflicted; because no mo-
''Asr publicly ayowed, or that can be dis
S'aihas appeared, 10 Justify intheir minds
SUfesot SO fatal and ruinoas a tendency. Is
l'sase the weak and vascillating conduct
administration has SO entangled them
~azes of their own policy, that they can
way extricate themselves but by cutting
go with the sword /? Or that the head
~ 0nSovernable passions of our repre-
~S are to be gratifed at any price =
'"Her, or both, have laid down an AK
my own mind, which nothing but adj
aenary refutation oft by experience,
get is, that no administration, Ell
y or Ii England, can stand against the
'''e which their power will be assail-
'4seqaence Of the sufferihgs which
0A'rary to the interests Of both coun-
!, y eoasoidably produce.
report that the Hornet is in the
NS AsO, and any intelligence should
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LANDING

LANDING
From tie brig .Hchsune, eaht. Breed, from
SGlem---AND FOR SAX BY.
LaWrason g Fowle.
ID casks Red Wine
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raisins
IS bags Almonds
5000 lbs. Gambia Soap
One bale blue Cotton Cloth
One case containing 500 pair white Silk
Stockings
200 lbs. Seine and Sewing Irvine.
Also, the Cargo Of Brig Sarah, captain Rolfe,
.tTon, Portland,
$4,000 feet Merchantable Lumber,
40 barrels Muscoyado Sugars,
hhds. Aiolasses,
6 hhds. West India Rum,
50 boxes Chocolate,
80 barrels Biubber Oil,
S bags Coffee.
May u st
District of Columbia, to wit
IN 7 HERE S Jonn NJ Donald hath, bv
T w his petition in wri ing, applied to
the hon. Nicholas Fitzhugh, one of the as
,lstant JUDGES OF the circuit court of tn,
district OF Columbia, to be admitted to thu
benefit Of the act of Congress for the reIi,
of lnsolvent debtors within the distric atorc
said, and has stated therein that he is ia ae-
tual confinement in the Jail boands of Alexan-
dria county, at the suit of Mason and Smesds
and being unable 10 discharge the said
claim with others against him, has offered t,
delverup the use his creditors III his pr
perry, real, personal and mixed: Notice is
therefore given to the creditors of the s,id
John M Donald, that on Thursday, the
day Of May next, between the hours Of nine &
twelve O'Clock, at the courthouse in Alexan-
dria, the oath of an in solvent debtor will be
administered to the said John Mcdonald, anc
trustee appointed agrceably to the saie
act OF Congress, unless cause be then ane
there shewn TO the contrary. And it is fur
Their ordered that this notice be inserted dali
ly in the alexandra newsp per until to-
l4th May.
BY order of the hon. Nicholas I'ifzhugh,
one ofthe assistant JUICES OF the circuit cour
of the district OF Colambia, this 18th day
May, 1872
G. Deneale, c. c.
May 10. 81.
g Pal ner's Packet will Sal
for Norfolk on luesday next.
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FAMILY FISH.
TO THE AMATEURS OF THE ARTS
AND ADMIRERS OF ANTIQUITY.

To be seen at Mrs. Mary Taylor's, nert door
to Mrs. Craycroft's Boarding House, from
the hoars Of 9 o'clock in the morning, until
a at ,,fpbt
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1000 Dollars.

I'm the 18th Of next month, the PO-
~ TOM.AC and SHENANDOAH
NAVIGATION LOTTERY COM
mences dlewing, when the first drawn
number will BE- entitled to the handsome
sum Of 1000 dollars.
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mo. 1896.
Joseph Vaudeville,

\ 80 A'ANAAN~ " aAASS
Corner Of King end Faiy,ar Streets,
HIS FOR SHE,
las Chest l.2 and Ia Chests new
Teas
Gunpowder. Imperial, Hyson. Young
Tyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong
$4,000 ID. Coffee
Is hhds. NIuscavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
1900 lb. loaf and lump Sugars
ITO barrels New England Rum
IS puncheons West India 90.
100 barrels Whiskey
pipes French Brandy
80 Hogsheads retailing Molasses
81 bags Pepper and PIm3nte
900 ID. Spanish Indigo
1000 Id choice Madden
500 Id. refined Salt Pe,rs
rs casks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general -.
sortment of the best Wines, Liquors
and Groceries, he will dispose of on
reasonable terms.
Aun a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-10

Yeaton 6 Conway,
Have just resolved from, New- York,
90 barrels prime Pork
90 do. cargo do.
90 do. prime Beef.
IN STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
80 pieces first do. Russia Shooting
10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Chandlery and Groceries, as usual.
October IA