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Errata in tke speech Of Mr.. SmyshCefWythe)
in tie last Enquirer.
ID page 2l column at the bottom, instead of,
6 Aud should Bonaparte land with five thousand
men," read should Bonaparte land with five
hundred thousand men, Same page in to mid
die Of tie Sd column instead OF "decide on the
acts ofcach deraier in the resort read decide
on the acts ofeach in the deynier rcsorf"
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SALE Ar AUCTION.

NN Tuesday the 10Th inst. will be sold, to the
~ highest bidder, before the door of the Eagle
Tavern, LIT No. II situate on Shockoc Hill,
between the houses cf MIR. Nice and Mr. Mann,
leading 30 Bacon Branch, on = nigh and dry spot,
where BRICK earth car easily be procured.
Terms Of sale-Onc half cash, the remainder
in nine months, for which negotiable note with
an approved cndorser will be'required
Richmond, Jan. Ii. 12tTl
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NORFOLK. January IL.

The Alexandria Packet went down to
Hampton Roads on Fridaylast, to take Mr..
Rose from or board the Irigate Statira, but
from head winds she was detained until yes
terday, when she sailed for Washington with
fair wind, which continues. Ledger.
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E:rtraet ofa Iet.cr fi-onn a gentleman in Bed

ford county, TO his friend in This city.
g The present state of our public affairs is
trnly gloomy. Tobacco at Lynchburg ISIS,
and dull at that. The plan OF Suspend 6 le-
sal proceedings increases the general appre-
henslon 1t is impossible the legislature can
act so unWiSelY.n
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HiRRIED on Thursday 313t December, by
the Rev Henry Hefernan, JAMES BAYroP, ESD.
OF Gloucester, to the amiable and much admired
Miss CATHAKGNE YATES of Middlesex.
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TO THE PUBLIC--1he subscribers beg
leave to announce to the public that the
whole line Of Stages from Petersburg in Virginia,
to Charleston in South Carolina, is now in com
Plete order so that persons inclined to adopt
that msthod of travelling, (but many of whom
have been heretofore deferred on account of part
of the Inc having been out of repair) will in fu-
ture meet with certain, speedy, & comfortable
eyance.-From Petersburg To Fayetteville,
the proportion of The line for which the subscri-
0ers have coHtracted, the rate Of fare will be Sc
ven cents per mile, with privilege to each pas
senger of 2Olbs. of baggage. Every 15Olbs. Of
senger or in proportion but while every attention
will be paid to the baggage, there viii be no res
possibility for its loss
WIN. GHOLSON G. WALLACE.
Brunswick, (Vs.) Jan ID. G1Otl
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Bond with approved security to carry interest
from the date, will be required for al SUMS above
will be RENTED by the ADMINISTRATORS
Jan IA CeD3t41
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DUBLIC VFNDUE1-By virtue Of IA deed of
trust from VIM I1s-u TO t4e n,rb=e,ibers, Of
sundry property, for the purpose of securing tho
payment of a debt due William Shanks Gas will
more fully appear by referring to said deed, dated
5th Dec. 1906, and recorded at the hastings court
of Petersburg, 9th April, 1907 y win be sold
without reserve, fof ready mouey, on Thursday
the 4th February next, the sloop ALEXANDRLl,
blmthen between so and 40 tons, with all her tao
kle and apparel, as she now laws at Rockets
SAMUEL TURNER, }
DANIEL EPES, trustees.
SANITARY IA TtJ.)
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8 100000
Subjects deduction of fifteen per cent
TIE most vaiuu6ie Cash Prizes f7oa,, 200 dollars
and RpEodrds, to be determined as fellows
First drawn number on the first ten DAVIS drawing
each S 200
Ditto ditto on the succeeding ten davs'.
each 500
Ditto ditto onthe succeeding five davs'.
Ditto ditto on the succeeding two days'.
each 5000
Ditto ditto on the last days drawing 10 900
This Lottery will positively commence draw
ing on the twenty third day of February next, and
will be completed in 20 days at intervals, under
the superintendent OF Gentlemen appointed BY
the Governor, to whom approved security has
been given, for the faithful drawing of the otte-
ny agreeaby to the scheme. The numbering for
the wheels has so progressed, under the direc-
ton OF Mr. James OeilcIs. to justify fixing tho
day or drawing. The cash prizes VIII be paid az.
the bank IN thirty days after the conclusion of tho
drawing, the Machines and Composition rights
dellveredto order, on payment Of the deduction
as above. All prizes must be demanded in one
year after the drawing, or they viii be considered
AS forfeited after that time
TIcNErs IL one dollar and so cents each, to be
had of VIM. 2'ritcharG and Fitzwhylsoun and Pot
ter
The price Of Tickets viii advance as the draw
ing progresses.
Note.-The Purchaser or holder of every ticket.
will be entitled to a valuable patent right for m;t4
nutacturing Sage, Starch, and Hair Powder, from
Potatoes, by a process entirely new, besides a
chance OF the many valuable cash prizes.
/ Jan II. Gently
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TOR SALE, a few prime tracts Of Military
II LIND, in the state of Ohio
Bank Shares wanted.-Apply as above
Dec. 10. 1oaw1m1
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i items of Richmond, and hatters himself he
will experience share of their patronage as a
professor of the French Language and Afithme.
tic. Those who may conhde pupils to his charge
may rest assured that the most unlemitted atten-
ton on his part shall not be spared to insure their
APPRECIATION Application to be made at Mr.. Fran
els Freemon's Confectionery on Shockoe Hii1~
where the subscriber may be seen at any time
An evening school will be opened for those who
cannot attend in the day. DELAPLANCH.
Jan. Ii rSt1
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u ROKERAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI-
~ NESS.-The subscriber respectfully offers
his services to his friends and the public, in the a.
boye line of business and solicits their patronage.
G. GREENHOW.
Dec. IS Goawtf
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10 BE SOLD to the highest bidder on Thurs;
day the 21st inst if fair; ifnot the next f. ~
day, On credit of twelve months at the l,lantA-
ion of the late Nathaniel Wilkinson, on Chicka.
hominy swamp, all the personal estate Of the SAID
decedent; consisting OF Horses, Mules, Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs about 400 bbis. corn, a lare8
quantity of sheave Oats, Fodder, Hay, &c. some
household and kitchen Furniture, and f. ming u
lensils.
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mission Store in the house opposite Col
CANDLES, on the crcss.street, where he will re-
ceive and dispose of Goods either public or pr-
vate sale
He has now on hand, at Private Sale, prime
Muscovado Sugars ;nshhds and barrels, Loaf SUI
gar, Coffee, Moiasscs, Holland Gin, French Bran
dy and Vidonia Wine Pine Apple Cheese, De-
mijohns, and few cases wen assorted hollow
Glass Ware. NJ M H1l-ERS
Richmond Jan. II, 1908 12aw5w1
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ilisvc nov taken. athorouga view Of o,lr
misunderstanding with G. e.. traced il TO its
source ard fo',owei it through ali It's mean
Gers, III doug which have eadcayoared to
treat 1t n thar grave and sober manner th 1t
became % serious 2 Subject. fscTioasly hope
mt my arguments will produce that con-
victicn Oh the minds of Your readers which
shey have long since wrought on mine, for
satisfied am that if speedy alteration does
not take place in our police and conduct-if
we continue to use such harsh and offensive
language against G.. B.--if we persist in fur
nlshing their inveterate foes with sugar and
coffee, and above all if we insult them so far
as to prohibit the importation of their manu-
features, We shall ere long hear the war of
their numerous and mighty cannon Then
we shall see, our towns will smoke i'm ruins,
our wives and daughters ravished, and our
beaves and nuttons slaughtered and eaten
before our faces. Perhaps, sir, my prophc-
cies, like Mr.. Randolph's and Cassandra, will
not be regarded until they become history,
but when these sad things happen. Mr. Edi-.
tor, 'pray call to mind the timely, but neg
lected warning of
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G. SH PRIZE S.

l,0OO do. To consist of machines for o.
pening ofi-cast worsted &c
open wrought woollen clo-
thing into woool, valued
49, at one hundred dolls. each,
(Patent right ncluded) 100 900
1000 do. To consist of rights for
manufacturing ornament
al nouldings for dwelling
houses and shipping, valu-
ed at fifty dollars each $4,000
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/ TAKE this method of informing my distant
clients, that have relnquished the practice
Of LAW in the county sourts Of Northumberland
and Lancaster, and the district court of Northunn-
berlad, and have transferred my law-busness.
except in those cases in which he was opposed
to me, TO Stokely Tswles, CSC. Of Lancaster coun-
~. JOHN MILLER, Jun
bec' ~, E1aw4wI
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FOR SALE, that large, valuable and well bull,
Brick Lumber House, lately the property Of
Messrs. VIM. Mckenzie & Co 80 feet front, so
feet deep, and three stories high, situated on the
back street leading from the Basin, nearly oppo-
site to the house lately occupied by Mr.. John Hen.
ny.
The terms will be liberal and convenient 20 the
purchaser Applyto TAYLOR & BROWN.
Nov. 20. 1a,Vffl
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aIeyanuria Dadp Gs,ettR.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 81.

VERMONT ELECTDN.--We have
seen an unofficial statements of votes in
number of towns in Vermont the aggre-
gates of which are for Mr.. Tichenor, the
fedora. republican candidate for the Office of
Governor. 1928
For Mr.. Snsith the democratic
4. candidate, 1891
Federal majority, 437
A great number Of tewns remain to be
heard from !; which, we trust, will increase
the present majority. Beside, our state
ments are now principally derived from de-
mocratic papers.
The new Vermont legislature will meet IN
October.
Bostsn tap.
A gentleman who left Northheld, Vernt.
on Wednesday morning 18th inst. was then
informed, by an intelligent person, that 1t
was believed the state government would be
federal in all its branches. Mr.. senator
Bradley, has been met on the road from
Vermont to Connecticut; he stated, that
the delegation to congress would be two tar
deral and two democratic. There is but ore
federalist from that state inthe present con
gress.
MIR. Hubbard and Mr.. chittesdes are.
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Baylen July aa, 1903.


Ms rEEhNL
Ihavethe satisfaction OF ac9oaintins your
highness with the complete victory drained
snce the battle of Baysen. Gen. Dupont
snd tie whole Of his division, with their
arms, artillsry, baggage, &c. are prisoners
eft war. The others who were not in the
action, although they are not in the same ST.
aation, are included in the capitalization. and
Obliged to return to France by sea, SO that
not one Frcnchman remains in Andalusia.
ihe particulars will be communicated TO
you, bymy nephew colonel don Pedro Au-
susfn Giron, adjutant general OF infantry,
and until ycu receive circumstantlal details,
your highness maybe assured, that the bra
very of the troops and officers, their con-
xancy, suiferings and peivations, correspond
with the sentiments which your hi shness en-
esains of them, and which the army ne
nts and with the opinion which ! have
d their patriotism and zeal for the public
sause.
make bold to request your hishncss to
iuhl for me the VOW which had made to
tsdieasr this action to the glorious St. Fer
anaad. God preserve your highness many
years.
Head quarters at Andujar, 2tst of July,
1909.
XAVIER DE CASTANOS.
d. serene i;ghaess the president
q the supreme co,sncsl.
YESTERDAY the Goth, Spain, or rather the
srmy of yoar highness, detained the most
s complete victory which the natioa has seen
E many ases. The res9ls is AZ imitation
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Public Sale.
ORPHANS COURT,
Alexandria County,.

ORPHANS COURT,
alexandria County,
SEPTEMBER TERM, ses.
Ordered, That the executor of John Wasts,
deceased, insert the following advertisement
in the Alexandria Daily Paper, three times
week for the space Of eight weeks.
Test,
Alexander Moore,
Register.
This IS to gre Notice, That the
Subscriber of alexandria County in the Dis
trict of Columbia, hath obtained from the Or.
phan. Court of said county letters testamenta.
ry on the estate Of Johe Watts, late of the
county aforesaid, merchant, deceased ALI
persons having claims against the said dc.
ceased, are hereby warned to rxhibittbe same
With the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber.
On or before tue e2i Day ofMarch next, or
they may by law be excluded from all be-
nett to said estate--and those Indebted there-
to are required to make sp,mcdiztc payment.
Given under my hand this 72d day Of Sepx
TENDER, 1905.
Robert I. Taylor,
Executor of John VISITS.
September %. ssswsw
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!, ] Brother II ! Father.

va - t1hObthSNsAtt2 L
q Again, Great Britain mt ctp, 4
tent with the actual power Of her (
navy, has, without any addi.ian
thereto, conirived the means nf
multiplying its operations and et-
tepdisg the range ofits action 10
the great annoyance and evenruin
Of neutral commerce. The law
Of nations has declared that .
blockade cannot exist without ac-
tual inyestment BY the ships Of
the enemy /; and in this state of
things, Il ID admitted, on all
banda, that j neutral has NO right
20 enter the port, since, by car-
rying IN supplies, he might defeat
the object Of che blockade. But
g. Britain was not satisfied with
this legitimate restriction on the
commerce Of neutrals. Not able
with all her ships, numerous d
they are. TO ihyest all the ports Of
her enemy, she has invented .
species Of blockade unknown 70
the law Of nations, by which she
avoids the expense Of an actual
siege, keeps her ships free for o.
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tn.ng % !ne prioeiPle, the injury
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10y sostaIneo y tne Pracflcs
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ness 70 sSme'en. warning TO- neu.
VIE VINO, win such notice, are
10 mo danger OF committing .
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the BBltish 0Tuero tue vuGenstnB
preisnre 81 Clher mattess, On =
stsie sc keslsh still feeble, having
thus fpr delayed Il. You will On.
ticipase the eomplexiosi uhith will
necessarily - given = L ~ The
character 81 messures, NOT only
violasing our rights Gstab bling our
inteses,s I but superadd ding. under
the name of indulesnces, 1 blow
q our national Independence, and
i morkery of onr unds rstanding. !"
sss v NJ q, n
From mn. Mad;son ~ M.
Rinckney.
Department Of State.
April i, 1908.
(Extracts. j
= Ny last was of1 March -,
md went under the care 81 Mr..
Rose. I nov forward printed
eopies Of The correspondence with
him, onthe subject ofhis mission,
and ofihe antecedent documents,
srelating 10 the case Of The chesa.
peake. AZ soon q the vclum;n.
ouss residue Of the communica.
lions made 20 Congress = issued
from the press, il shall also be
forwarded. You win end thas
they include certain Documents
relating 10 France which were
thought proper for the knowledge
of congress atthe present crisis.
" To these communication / add
copies 81 Mr.. Erskine' .Istiet 10
me on the subject Of the British
decree Of November last, and 81
my answer. And, that youmay
have ! yiewof The ground which
has been taken with respectto the
French decree Of November,
1906, and TO the Judicial cxposi-
tion in the case cfthe Horizon
givingto itah Illegal operation d.
gainst the United Ststes, l en-
close copies Of two letters 20 ne.
neral Armstrong on those sub
jecss. d II. 81 .a.szl i
= M !. l.E . =. - ..E p 70
The presidentmsde 10 congress
. few days ago other; communities.
tons stating tothe present crisis,
witH Great. Britain and France :
among which were Mr.. Erskins's
letter, now enclosed, aud ! letter
from Mr.. Champagny 10 gen.
Armstrong, explaining die course
mcdisated BY the Preach govern.
ment, with respect 70 the COM
merce of the United States.
These being excepted from the
confidential character attached co.
The others, have been published,
and found among the printed cd.
closures. Yourletter sc issbrua-.
~ IS wss included ID the eommu-
nications to congress, but NOT 81 iu1
the exception. II s5.s 4 & /. q
q The conduct of the two erea,
contending nations towards This
country. as Il win now appear 10
i and The world, fully display.
their mural efforts 10 draw the
United States into i var with
their adversary. The Efforts. 81
both sides, are too littie disguised
10 Be worthy the discernment of|
either, and are addressed, more.
over, 70 motives whieh prove
great ignorance Of the character
ofthe United States and, indeed.
ofhaman nature.
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sklit. rrav:dr special convey.
ance lcr Il hi,her, ahlsss British
:arrangsm ent shall pfssen, q op
pDl,unity. equally c-rtain and
seSpeditious. 4. {.s<z. ia
!, 70 5e continued Sl2.
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STATE OF NAPLES.
Extract afa letter from Pa!erm3, dated Mn

!" You were informed. in my last letter. Of
the loss of Scylla and Reggie. This how.
ever, is of little consequence, as the mass in
Calabria have, since that period, had cant;nu.
al sk,rmlshes with the French in every quar-
t., ter OF both calabrlas.--A few days ago intel
ngence was received that the Calabrese mass
had landed on the shore of Giioa, after taxing
pessesslos o. the little fort, and killing all the
garrison: They afterwards marched to the
WOODS OF Rosarna. where the French and Ne
sPoil.an force attacked them. The action wa.
oiooay, and lasted Tor several hours, but ter
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Fran tie Norfolk Pu6Hck Ledger.

klr. EDITOR,
am one, who am heartily sick of
the Embargo, and have noticed the various
means which have been devised to get rid
oft. Some are for petitions to the Pres;-
dent and Congress this plan has many OBJ
lections, and | am informed, as Far as relates
to the President, has failed. Others (and
amonst them you, Mr.. Editor) are for chano-
ing men, as the most effectlal mode q. nr,-
duce a change of measures but this is !
slow method, though good one. NV plan
is remarkable for its simplicity, and certain
OF success. The Embargo has already cost
this poor country in loss of property, loss of
revenue, etc. nearly one hundred millions.of
dollars, and in one year from this time will
cost us as much more. Now, sir. for nv
plan. France wants money, and NE mus.
sape it, or she must haze it, which is I'll the
same thing. Let us Immediately give France
20 millions OF dollars. and off goes the en-
barge IN moment. Away goes all the de-
crees, orders and restrictions, and " Aneri-
ca, Commerce and Freedom" will once
more be the song.
In order to avoid the jealousy Of Tohn
Bull, and to cover our honor from the i'm
putatlon of paying tribute, the Emperor's
august brother Joseph, can cede us one of
his newly acquired Spanish provinces. (of
which the right owner at present keeps him
OUT say Cubs, Porto Rico, Or Mexico.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-23
Public Sale.


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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-23

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