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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-02
roR.THE ARGUS.
CRITICAL OBSERVATIONS
SG- - on
Cor. MoNROE's CORRESPONDENCE,
'snt'nH"isGse9 70 Congress BY the PresiGent 0
=" tie STA lNovemtey, 1911 ..
NO. III.

- tie STA NOvemtey, 1911
NO. III.
Mr.. Foster, without more ability than hi.
predecessors, has yentured farther ont to seq
Ein the controversy than any of them. He
3dces not coniine himself to the stale sophistry
sot confounding the plain maxims Of tnunici
gsfidi and f7tcrg7afionai LaTv, by merely insist
zIng upon the ildfriSi6ie DnifU Of The prnvisi-
Cons of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES; bnt he
shas gone at large into the question of h1foritr
sof aggression, tracing the Berlin decree back
Gas retaliation Of che blockade Of May, 1906
z Ibis blockade, however, he insists was ri
sgidly maiDtainedb by Great Britain, agreeably
, to the law Of nations; and thence contends,
fthat, being thus lawfully enforced, it was not
saJustifable grouEd for the Berlin decree, and
sthat, rf course, France first commenced the
ssystem Of Outrage on American rights. The
smisfortune Of this logic is, that il 4oes NOT 70
fqH'te Jar eFoHgh back it does MT trace an
sthe evil TO It's source but proceeds Just far
fcnOugh 10 promote An examination of the o.
srdeioH Of this blockade Of Nav, 1906 Mr..
sFcster, hugging himself in tile ccnceit that
Che had feitered the American Secretary of
sSiHte, sought 70 secure triumph by max
.mg sort ofargRnenfuEi al hoHhfeDi, a kind
,of fer@onaf affesi 70 Mr. Monroe. alt was
- clearly proved (says Mr.. Foster 10 the Sc
I" cretary If State in his letter Of july &c. )
1" that the blockade Of May, 1906, was main
g tained by On adequate naval force, and
T. therefore was a blockade founded on ins,
f and legitimate principles, and 7 have not
!" heard that IT was considered in a contrart
J" light when notified as such TO you by Mr..
- Secretary Fox
ltrepling 60 ibis appeal, Mr.. Monroe zoe
.rp directlyto the origi7aI 7groHg, 20 the Kilt
OF So, which has been the real cause Of al.
Our commercial veXations. Neutral pow
!" ers (says We, IN his letter 70 Mr. Foster oil
!" October Ist.) are permitted by the block I
- ade q 1906, ~ take from their own ports
very Kind of produce, 71t4out aisfDiclionI
= as fof IN origin, and % carry itto the Cop-D
{ tinent,p &c. "Why, then contends MrI
\ Monroe did tile British government insti-e
I" tHte blockade, which, with respect I'll
e neutralss'"as not rigorous. as to the ercat-
Il CT part 81 tho coast comprized w it Jff
I" You will look Co the state Ct things whichS
+ then existed between the United States audi
= Gieat BFiiain, you win End tho answer. Al
y ccntrcversy had .aken place between curt
r. gGyernHen on adifercnt topic, which, wa &
I" ssui dcptbdinc. TIE R1iffsh goUernB.e urf
70 fQd JltCrf5ycd EHE ne fFedr bcs7Deent
y FroVCe ard heJ 0lHCs, in The TyedUer "a
r. THAR ccionirE - he last claim of the Uni
- ted States WAS then "A subject Of aegociatl
g or, and your government protesting is wis ;
I FrgnOsstO make satisfactory arrangc-t
g men; cf.s, issued the orGCr which allow - 3
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LOoK.HARRoUK. 1sth Dec. 1a11-

YESAKEN from on board cf Thomas Fsris'
, : boat, hesdman, Phil, bag containing 9
Bushels wheat-also taken from ON board
James Soruggs boat, headman, Daniel Moor
'mick, bags containing about bushels Of
.wheat--and in the course Of the ear have
taken from several boats, few Locust and
Walnut posts, all Of which viii be sold atthc
Public Warehoure on tire 25tl, nfIannary ncxf
ioT the benefit fthe commonwealth.
PAUL &. G.. JONES.
IusHe~kor of T0gky
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AN ORDINANCE,

10 amend me Ordinance, emitted ".4a Cr-
dinahcc concerning fhc co,,foerafion cf
ne Theafre, in hc ctyqf Richmond"
Passed the 28th Dec. 1911
Whereas, IL is repreeected To the Presi-
Gent and Common Council Of the Civ 1T
n edmond, in Common Hall assomtlct. that
che TcuaiHs Of their unfortunate Fellow Ci
TIERS Who persisted in the confsgrption At
we lhcatre, on the night OF the 2e,h INST
carnot With convenience, DC removed from,
nc sPct On which they were found, and SONG
W tncm were 50 far consumed as 20 fan 90
'isfes--and chat il would he move sotjscscto-
ny "a lheir relations that they shoUld be in-
''erTca 81 20 spot where they Perishcd and
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e the trade, without making any eorocssi,G
:, =" rs to the principle, reserving that for AIDE
&" justncns by treaty"
= Thus, the order Of Blockade or a:JS> 1906,
swas, in realitY. nothing mere than a nodiS..
ardiion OF the wrong Of the Rule of 80, which
s.was the cri.gihQi~t.ypag And thus, by the
steaso.iug o: MIR. Foster himself. ard ~ the
auncoRtraSlicted Testimony Of Mr.. MoGI-ce, the
5commencemepeo of the lbDg series CT ou,Irs
Eyes which the Unitehr States have horre firm
sthe bel'igerent Bowers, il, beyond the power
Sof refuta,ion, 6Med Upon Greas Britain. For,
sf, as Dir. Foster ailet'ges, the blcokads ct
!. May, 1906, wasting elieipreiext with France
I for issuing the.Bcrlin decree, and that block
fade is demonstratedto be L wrong iifl;ctcd
Ito gloss over another wrorg, then nicst cen.
scusivcly is itpioventhGt the chief preteat tf
France fw Issuing the Rer!;n Sscree was "a
wrong, or, in cthsr words, an outrage Of tic
law of nations By Great Britain.
IN OecastOnai !.sin'yer.
AZ meeting effhe Qe!eers eflhe 18Th Pegime;t,
nt the Eogle 2G1efn on The 3Ist Dec. 1911.
1 Col .Iokn 4fsnLleT, President.
WEthe Officers the 10Th Rcgiment, feel.
ling for our lue Commander, Ccl. George YIN.
.Smi,h, the highest respect ard esteeu,, as wcll
torhis many private and domestic virtues as for
his numerous public services, Cannot iorbear 10
express now nltch Tor ourselves We d1pioye Iis
tuntiTnely fate and how sincerely we lament dat
his country should have been deprived OF his
! useful exertiors. ,--ss
I Resolved, That rs Il token of our hnfeiened
spersoral regard for the memory of Our depar>
.ttd friend, we viii wear Black Grape on the left
! arm for two months.
! Resoipsd, That we unanimously feel the
fstronEest desire 10 confer upon The remains OF
Fool. Smith the usual honors CT war, which we
thitk are due to his merit as an officer, but VIC
sire restrained from SO doing from The appre-
shension that such expression of our respect
sinight tend 10 keep alive in the breasts of our
Fellow. citizens. and particularly of his own IA
Emily, sensations which are too affecting.
Rese!re3, That he proceedings of this meet
fling be published in AL the newspaper in this CT
HUGH DAVIS, Sn'yy.
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a TTENTIQN, RIFLEMEN You arc
"a particularly requested to attend meet
ing ofyour company on Friday evening next,
Iat the Washington tavern, precisely at o.
o'clock, on business of the greatest Importance
company. 1t is most earnestly hoped
that every member will be punctual in his
attendance.
BY request of a. majority of its members
January l.
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Sherwood Fowler
Pl'e2Inchor-
Def. ) Sey

Fowler PltEO
AGAGSsT 81" SnaE-
Charles Carter Def. sery.
u TappeariHg to the satisfaction oftbi.So
2 that the defendant IS not an iBhabitsnt of
This state, and nc failing TO appear and am
swer the compliments bill, On the motion of
Che pltf by his Attorney, it's ordered. that
unless the def. appear here on or before The
next February term, and answer the CON-
plainants bin, the same will be taken as CON
iessed and the matter thereof dccreed ac-
cadingy' and that copy Of this order be
Y gDh'ned ~ one OF thc newspapers Print
ed IN kichmcnl for two months succcss;veiv
and posted at the frcrt door OF the cor,t
house ofthis county.
A Copy,
NJ WQODeON. q.
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Charlotte Conr<, Cd Dec. ISL.

Charlotte Cour<, Cd Dec. 1871.
James Morton, Pitt.
AGAINST
Robert Smithfc Robert Clark, DTS.
IN cnANcERY.
VENIE Defendant Robert Smith NOT hayipv
n entered disappearance according to the
.hct ot Assembly and the rules OF this court.
& it appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that he is pot an inhabitant of this state. ON
the molten Of the plaintiff by his attorney, il
is ordered that he appear here ON the first
Gay OF March court next and enter bis APP
pearsnee and answer the plaintiffs bill, and
give security for performing the decree ofthe
eourf--and that copy of this order be in
serted in ore Of the newspapers printed in
Richmond for two months successively and
posted St the front door Of the court house ,t,
the said county.
A copy--Teste.
THOMAS READ. &C.
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q the Cdrens Of Richmond.


in the sincerity Of afflicted minds, and deem
ly wounded hearts, permit us to express the
anguish which we feel FOR the late dreadful
calamity, of. which we cannot but consider,
ourselves the irncccnt cause. From libe ]
raj and enlightened community we fear mo-
reproaches, but we are conscious that manvI
have tho much cause to wish they had never
known us. To their mercy we appeal for
forgiveness, not for crime committed, but
for one which could not be prevented OUR
own loss cannot be estimated but by ourselves
IT'S true (with'one exception) we have not
to lament the loss of life-but we have lost
our friends, our patrons, our property, and in
part, our homes;-Nor is this all our ioss---In
this miserable calamity we find a sentence az
Punishment from your hospitable CITY. Nc
smore do VIC. expect To feel that glow of plea
ssure which pervades grateful heart, while
&c receives favors literally bestowed. Never
{again shah we behold that feminine HUMANE
aty which so eagerly displayed itself to soothe
athe victim of disease, and view with cxulta-
5tion the benevolent who fostered the father.
f!ess, and shed array Of comfort on the depart
fling soul of dying mother Here then we
fee2se---eloquence of Grief, is Silence.
q - Janies ROSE, WiHiGni -iadfr sap
4 Hohkins Robertson, Themas Rnrke,
ChaS. Young, H. PIacide,
Charles Ll,rang, j. ~ Green,
! . WRiiani TRAITS, HIM. CLARK.
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n Shall shortly visit in the collecting var
n all the ccuntiesand towns in Virginia De-
low the mountains; gentlemen who havI. bu-
slpess in those places can have it ATTENDED
to by paying
B. W.. COLEMAN.
/: Mayo's Building, Richme6d, Jan. Q, 1912.
(w3t-)
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1that TIC scite Of the Theatre should be con.
}secrated as the sacred deposit Of their bones
land ashes.
! BE % theTYtcye Oyd.iacd b. rte authority ajore
SSGia. That ,he Committee appointed by uic
soRDlNANCE entitled An Ordinance concern.
sr- the contssrstion at the "1'hcstre in the
getty of Richmond, instead of turyns tie re-
mains of our Fellow Citizens in the public
sh'Irving ground, shall cause them 70 he inter
seed within the Area formerly included in the
walls the Theatre - And the said Committee
is hereby authorised and empowered 10 pnrs
phase OF the proprietors thereof rs soon rs NAV
re possible, all the grosnd included within sucli
!ya!ls -.
Ind te Il fi1f1er ordained, Thst in uddition
10 The duty imposed upon that Committees BY
he before rcched Ordinance, they he requested
10 iHclosc with suitable walls of brick of IL,
heigtt Of FIVE feet at the least the whole of ia.
isrourd formerly covered by tie said Iheatre-l
and ibat the CoiuE On Hall Of the City OF Rich,
moHd hold the funds of the City pledged 10 de-
pray the expenses of purchasing the SAID Area
'tnd of the inciosure thereof to be paid out OF;
|,ny money in the hands of the chamberlain at:
lac time the said Enclosure shall be erected b,,
he said Committee, and to be paid by him tn;
their draft or drafts.
This Ordinance shall take effect from the:
passing thereof. =
CoPg, at
n. SHEPPARD, c. c. II.
Register ofMe Dead.
a. In addition to the IS persons who were.
published ip-our last, from the Report of che
Committee, we are panied to be compelled to-
,subjoin the'iollowihg melancholy list:
1'oris5ed in the .Rcmes
Miss Elvira Coats, Mrs Pickit, not wife of
Mr.. q. 2. Miss Littlepage, Jean Baptist,I
|Rozeau, Thomas Lecroix, and Robert Fer-
'rii, mulatto bay.
= Erfrc6l since
On SATURDAY. night, Mrs John Toshcr
And at III O'Clock on Sunday night, Ldwin;
james Harvey, Esq.-in consequence of the
INJURY he received in his efforts to save hisI
unfortunate sister from the flames !,
~. Not one life has been lost from Man
Mrs. Hatcher has broke a limb.
-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
MRS. ANN CARNEY.

" OF y iplease y take notic>, that
i On the ar I day ofthe Circuit ouut,
OF the .D3stGget Of Columbis, to be held
to- DE county Of Aiaandri.s in April
next, or IS .o',u thereafter as counsel
can DC heard, ! shall move tina, court
TO award Judgment against you in favor
Of Tie Common Coaacil OF alexandria,
for the sum OF Fifty Nine Dollars
Sixty Eight Cents being t;,,. sisount
Of Taxes due from you to the Common
Council OF Alexandria upon your Lot,
.iiuate at the corjier OF Queen and
Fairfax streets, fer The years 1904, 5,
81, s, 9, 10, IL, i.
According to act Of Congress, passed
25th day February, 1904
John D. Simms,
MT. .foFths Com. CounA Of .Alerand'aa.
August u d6a
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Charles Lee.
SEPTEMBER 4
John Gardner Laid,
Has FOR sale,

Has FOR SALE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbis.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Peppsrin bigs
Imperial. Gunpo,' der, Young Ryson
Skin, and Hyson Teas OF the lat
estimp0rtati)n&, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swcdes Iron assorled,
Russia ShoctiRgs, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
] bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, by 9 by IL, and 10 by 10
Bristol Glass, in whole and half
boxes,
Figs, Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
eS,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whisky and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bbis
Few or casks old Sherry, Lon6on Par
ticulsr Madeira and Slreights Red
Wine,
Cord,ge and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Worcn's AMI Children's Shoes
ihss5arrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Flown Salt.
: Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
AIxo, PLOUGHS ofthe most approved
construction and orc pair French
Burr Min Stones.
SeptsgnbeT IL wv
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MISS BOWDLER'S
ESSAYS & POEMS,

The first American, from the 18th
English Edition
Published for the benefit ofthe Orphan
Asylum Society & Economical
School, New York.
Are Just received Tor sale blythe SUBJ
scriber.-Priee S IS in boards.
These excellent Essays & Poems
were printed at Bath in England for
the bene6; of the Hospital in that City
and have already gone through eleven
Editions.
They are now reprinted in this
country, for an equally benevolent
purpose. It is hoped they will be at.
tended with the like success.
James Kennedy. sen.
July Is sotf.
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[No'. 1853
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue OF aaeed oftrust, bearing
D date the 3oih of October. 1910,
executed by Harry Washington, con-
veying to me o certain tralt or parcel
of Land, lying in the county of King
George, whereon the said Henry Wash.
ington Ut the d.te OF TIE said deed ie-
sideG--eo containing two hundred acres.
and which conveyance was made fer
;he pa pose of securing the payment
OF iour hundred dollars, with interest.
to Br4hroi Na.hirgton, of MountVet-
non, lshsll Oh the Goth day OF Octo-
Der next, between the hours of twelve
and three O'Clock Of that Gay on the
premises, sell TO the Highest bidder, Cor
ready money, the aforesaid Tract Of
Land, or SO much thereof as may re
necessary TO pay the said de!t, interest,
costs and expences Of sale and adyerti-
sing; which said Tract OF Land is situ-
ate about 4 miles below King Gearge
Court House, and near the main road
leading to Mattox Bridge.
shall sell oEly the right which the
said Henry Washington had, Or which
his heirs have and DO not warrant the
title.
Bushrod Washington, Jr.
* The editor G; the Virginia He
raid will please insert the above once
week for one month.
September l8 law I'm
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P. C.. Maraellcr.
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corxrr Of King and Fatrfar Streets
HIS FOR SHE,

Corsrr Of King and Fatpfar Streets,
HIS FOR SALE,
l45 Chest - and IA Chests new
Teas
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson; Young
Hyson, Hyson Skin and SoachonS
$4,000 Id. Coffee
IS hhds. Muscayado Sugars
100 barrels do.
$50 0 ID lo,f ana hump Sugars
10 barrels New England Rum
IS puncheo'ts " est India TO.
leo barrels SVh;skey
4 r,pes French Brandy
50 Hogsheads retailing Mo!asses
go bag Pepper and Plmento
500 Ii. Spanisa Indigo
1000 ID cI,cice MaG;ier
5o0i ID. refined Salt pere
Is cark, Gun powder.
Which with his usual general as
sortment of the best Wines, Liquors
and Groceries, he will dispose OF en-
reasonable terms
kuo 81
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Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or stolen from Gen.
Lees tsJIe in Alexandria, on We'd
nesday night, the Goth of August last,
bay GeIding, the property of Wax r
Jones Junr Esq. about IS hands high
or years old, good head and neck,
slim body long bushy tail with some
white hairs about the ioot-he looks
like colt, bat has been broke TO the
saddle, is easy liz his gaits aud has
an airy appearance when mounted.
The above reward and all reasonabl.
charges will be paid to any person who
will deliver him to the subscriber in
Alexandria.
Charles Lee.
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TO BE SOLD,
1T Strawberry EHl, on the 2eth ms saa'
WAGONS, IL HORSES, ].
COWS,
A number of HOGS, of the best bresl
A few SHEEP,
CARTS, PLOUGHS and other FARM
ING UTENSILS
HAY, OATS in the Sheaff,
WHEAT aid RYE STRAW Thirds,
cd with the Fail, ac.
For all sums above S so, good lbt;;
with approved endorsers, viii be tal.
ell, and cash for all sums under.
ALSO,
ABoU3 ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY q
cRES OF
LAND,
Mostly in wood, laying on both $ de-
of Holmes Run, joining Shoalcs' 4li,
tract, and the land of VIM. II. Telft,
Esq.
One fourth Of the purchase mo cy
will be required in hand; for the be-
mainder, credit of one, two and THE;
years, will be given.
Part, or the whole Of the above M,
be had by private contract any tim
before ths.day Of sale
There will also be cfTcrcd for sale q
the same time and place, triangulsl
piece Of land, (mostly bottom) john
the land now occupied BY James II
Hooe, and the Strawberry Hill tray:
terms Of payment the same as for hns
land on Holmes Run.
HAY delivered at Strawberry Hid
may be had for IS Cd per 100 ready no-
ney.
Scptsr,bot. II 9owSt
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IOHN ROBERTS

Has far sale fhe following .dr.ictes---s
HAolesale q RelaH,
West India, Orleans and Havanba
Claycd Sugars.
10000 lbs Coffee ofyarious qualities,
Madeira, Sherry and Tennerhfe
Wines in pipes and quarter CASKS, ~
Imperial, Young Tyson, and hysSn
Skin Teas,
Wcsl-India an,. Northern Rum,
Nuumegs' a,la Cloves,
Pepper, Aiispise and Ginger =
Bales primes Cotton.
Indigo, Alum, Nader ant Fig Sius,
Mod and Dipt Candles,
w siliag and wrarp!ng yaper,
Chewing Tobacco, nyH and Segars,
Chocolate and soft slB He'd Almonfs' !
Ten tons patent * N9uid Shit iiom
Bishops mandatory hiiadclFaia,
l1So, 4
Eight tons AIneAsan Hemp.
August 81. laysv.
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U 5. sNowDEN, Ror.aLrsTREET, .aLEx.asDRIi.
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 81, 1879.
FRESH MEDICINES.
WIL{IfM HARPER, ".

L RLYi M EIiSl = = -
NlLLIfM HARPEK, V.
GPoYHGCARF and DRUG GIET,
.5{eraFdriu, Fairjaa, Stree, cHhos'te
ERYA.v HiNP SONS, ao.a mat
Do7r ia JVO LLOTD'S--
ITAS inst received in addition to
Z his iolner Stock, . general is
soumert of Medicines OF the first qua.
lily, all of which he viii sell whole
sale and retail, Oh as good terms as
they can be purchased in Baltimore or
Philadelphia Country Merchants and
Physicians Can lie supplied on the
best OF terms for cash, or On a good
credit lie hes also received a &C.
neral assortment CT Surgical iastrG-
mcn.', likewise
me following Patent Medicines
r;z -
Wheaton's Jeundice Rit.ers,
60 Itch Ointment,
Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs,
Colds, hsthmas, Consumptions, sc.
&c.
Rawso0's, Worm Powders,
rhompson's Toothe Paste,
Essence oil Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointment, SC. &C.
40 The highest CASH price given
for snake Root
March Z.
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PUBLIC SALE.

In pursuance OF a Deer &c
OF the Honorable the United S;ates'
Circui, Court of the District OF 81
lumbla Tor the county of Alexandra,
In suit wherein Benjamin Bolts fid
Timothy Brundigc, Assignees Of Is bic
MCPHERSON and Nathaniel Eliicott, pie
comp!ainams, and William Cash is IT,
PENDANT, will be sold 10 the highest Y
der on credit OF 6, l2 and IS monls
to bearinterest from the date, a HOUSE
and LOT, on the south side OF Kltg
street, between Washington and Coluh.
bus streets, in the town of Alexandit,
on the Esd day of September next, b
the premises: there is on the Lolita
framed House and Shed adjo.pilt.
The premises arc subjectto inspe&lSl
at any Aime previous to the sale. 4
EDMUND 1. LEE Conmll
G. DENEALE, sioae'f
August IL tbs
WINES, TEAS, &c.
6 Pipes old London P. Madeira |
IL do Sicily Madeira
10 do. Lisbon 81
s pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry n
so quarter casks Malaga
IS CASES Claret
4oschests gunpowder, imperial art
Dunghyson Teas, Of a very sups
Tor quality,
2oouncbeons Sd proof Antigua Run
10 do. northern do.
8 hhds. Molasses,
1000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
l5oopounds bright Nader,
4opounds Nutmegs,
7obags Pepper and Pimcnto,
4okegs race and gound Ginger
Scales Upland Cotton, nice quality
7oopounds Bengal s. Spanish Indigo,
soloxes mould and dipt Candles,
4olo. No. 2 Chocolate,
logo. Pipes, containing gross, each
| 500 cams writing and wrapping Paper
2oo,acks Liverpool fine Salt,
6ahhds. N. Orleans and w. Indis
SIar,
! 25oolbs. green Coffee.
Witha general assortment of othel
| GbCERIES,
FOR SALE Bf
| BEan Hampson & CO.
| Aust Is
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PUBLIC SALE.

i ~ oI4S okAAAs
Pursuant to deed Of trust, executed
by David w. Scott md Eliza eth
his wife, to the subscIi e., for the
purposes therein mentioned, dated
the 10Th o. January, Is 6, a dul}
recorded in TIE Court cl Phi &C
William. county, will be exposed TIC
SAFE for re. dy money, before the
door of the Tavern occupied By Mr.
George Williams, in the I'&Tn o.
Dum'lies, on MordJy the n Gay
o. next north, he following proper
", VIZ
One Lot Of Marsh Land,
near eha !'cwn of Dunfiies ard tn.
LAND f jno, h'Crea Esq. containing
C. Git IA one tcnta acres, purchased by
Said scri' OF y iij,u"lby Tsbbs.
Also, one other Lot OF
Mars laa.., .citcc 10 the nd for
merIy Nathl. II Trip'ett's, on Q az
tico Greek cont8,HHins Thirteen A
c~es, purchased BY aid Scott OF Waiter
Graham.
Also one half of a Lot of
Lard in the Town OF Dumf.i.s No IS
adjacent 10 the lot Of the subscriber,
purchased by the said SEQ of the said
Graham.
John Williams, Trustee
Sept. Is. 2awts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21

NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I will either Sell or Rent the BRICK
WAREHOUSE and LOT On the north
side oil King street near the corner OF
Water street, at present occupied by
CT. Catlett, Esq. Possession may be
had the llth October next. Apply to
John Tucker.
July 8. law