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THIS is 70 gfue NOTICE That the subscri:
her of Alexandria county, in the district OF
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans,
Conrt Of said county letters OF admlnistra-
..;on on the personal estate OF PETER WISE,
s,s,;or. ia,e &c ehe county aforesaid, deceased,
s An nersons having Gains against the said de-
eeased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
sa,Ss. with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
rcr;ber. on or before the 10Th day of April
cexrs or they may by, law he excluded from
Al benefit 20 said estate--and those indebted
thereto arc required to make immediate pay.
ment. 8. rs.y.~
Given under my hand this 10th day of oe-
ssber, 1908.
Adam Lynn,
Administratsr Of Peter Wise, jun
QcsOberls. stawsM
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NO APOLOGY

VIII be necessary to offer the pubic ior put
ting off the drawing of the
Trinity Church Lottery,
As is sometime S the case with other lotteries.
G.. 6 Il. WAITE,
Assure the public that the drawing of the
above Lottery will positively take place on
the first day OF November next, and be contl-
nuesl at the rate of 1000 tickets per week, TIL
completed, and underno pfetencc whatever,
will the drawing be delayed-G. & 4. Waite
also deem il necessary TO acqualnt the pubic
that they never have, nor never will publicly
advertise the sale of Tickets in any Lottery but
of such as they can confidently recommend
for punctuaiity of drawing--the late ST. Ma.
rvs College Lottery, and the present Trinity
Church Lottery, are the only two lotteries
southward of New York, that the above firm
Rave vet had any concern in--and they trust
the i rinity Church Lottery will bcentilledto
the SAME credit for punctuality as was the late
St. Mary's College Lottery.
TICKETS,
Hal1es, Quarters, end Esgkts,
TRINITY CHURCH LOTTERY,
e. q r.. itIp.fITE's
Truly Fortunate Lottery Offs1e, corner o.
Charles and Market-streets Baltimore
AID AT
J. MARCUS Bookstore Gcoryetez3n.
Where wa. sold in the late 81, AIary's Col
lege Lottery, the following capital prizes
VIZ 4
6974 5o,ooo-l556s, $4,000 do-7ooa,,
10000 do-6977, 5000 do--a442s, l,5oo do
.--loSe4, l,5oo do--7 40, 800 dol So, /.
i $40 DOL SIS, 500 do--l8702, 1900 do
1927, 1000 do-,5S5s, 1000 do---l9o7S
1000 do--l25s3, 500 do-832l, 500 do
l4s24 500 do--ls5oa, 500 do--2o7ls, SOC,
ao--2lo76. 500 do.
Bank Notes
OF every description taken IN payment 10! !
Tickets and Shares ; kentucky, 5. CaroliEs
and Ohio excepted. Tickets examined gratis,
and fash advanced for prizes as soon as drawn
by
E Present price Of Tickets, Ss4
Jofeph Mihlgan, |
at J. MAReH's Bookstore Gsoogcso.0n
Oct. 81. co6t.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-22
DOMESTIC.
THE NATIONAL QUESTIONS,
THE EN8ARoo AND rBE PREsrpENrIAU
RLECrIoT


REJECTION.
1t is upon the ground Of the embargo, that
is, upon thei base, mercenary seli;shness of
the nation, that the fedcralists rely, and by
addressing the base passions by base means,
hope to accomplish base ends
We are willng-aBd when the plural zve
is here used, it is not the metaphor Of style.
but the solid plural pronoun, the majo,fty OF
the American people whom eoe speak for, as
os that majority 7ve say, that ON this ground
the question is at issue-and let the result OF
tho trial determine the question for ever
whether the American people are
Worthy Of Liberty and Indefendence 4?
Or,
Prefer ba8eness and SerUitude?
These, then, are the questions now to be
decided, and although Massachusetts, in her
capital, has displayed her degeneracy & her
disgrace-and though faction has poisoned
the fountains OF representative power-the
feohke at large, Of Massachusetts,, are with
the people in soul and sentiment i'll all parts
of the union.
Few-Hampshire will perform her duty.
Rhode-Is'and, though divided upon local
personalities, will rally round the, national
standard.
North-Carolina, which wa. supposed To
have one doubtful vote. will be unanimous for
tho nomination of president in the accustom-
cd modes
Of South Carolina-we give the following
extract Fl jm the journals of the 29th June,
rs the best evidence Of the republicanism of
that respectable state.~..,duroro.
These resolutions we're published in the
last Enquirer]
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" Cakumbia. Santh-Ca-oGra.

" ONlt EJEn, IoU5.
" take the advantage Of this evenings
mail, to send YOU the subjoined resolutions,
;hs .day adopted by both branches of the Lee
gislature of this state. ard which were una
nimolsly agreed to. Ihave taken them from
See thc extract Of letter in this days En-.
ogIEfR
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the minutes OF the house in their Official form.
tank they will prove AN excellent coua-'
terpart to thosesrassed by the legislature Of
Massachusetts, aud it ours can display or
ucutr,iIzc the venom IN theirs, good pur-
pose will be answered.
With respect to the presidential election,
l have never known the state so little div-
ded we are in fact all OF one side, at the ut
most, there arc not more than twenty men,
bers in the legislature (Which is composed of
100 including both honses) opposed to Mr.
Madison, and although a new election is to
take place in October next, there will not be
any changes which can affect this ouestion,
Tor this candidate is equally the favoritc out
OF the legislature as within it, / give it
therefore as my opinion, backed by the Opt
mons of the most influential men in our coun-
try, that Mr.. Madison will obtain the unani-
nous Vote of this state-the only weight
which Mr.. Clinton's name now carries with
1t here, even asa candidate for the vice pre-
sldency, is derived from the nomination OF
the so much dccried caucus at Washington;
no pains have been taken to counteract the
claims this gentleman, but SO much dissa
tisfaction is felt, that if any attempts were
made against him, and a suitable candidate
offered in his stead, he would infaliibly lose
the votes of this state-an5 whether can
didate in opposition to him is offered or not,
if it should be well ascertained that he has,
or his friends for him have coalesccd with
the fedcralists to help him to the presidency,
this state will drop him; have hopes that
he will not do so, not that think such Goa
lition would prevail; but because that so
worthy a citizen should not loose that, cha
racter, for consistency and frmness, he has
till lately so well preserved-I should be sor-
! ry to think that among our old revolutionary
characters, we had but one Jefferson, but one
man now left, that could say to ambition.
to personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, ger ye behind
me.
had, two days ago, letter from Col
Troup, Of Georgia, in which ne states, conf
IDENTITY, that Madison will get the unanimeis
vote of Georgia-From other respectable
sources of information, I am assui cd of the
same thing, and believeit"
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NORFOLK, July 10.

The following was handsd,us this morning BIZ
the mute Of a vessel arrived yesterday from Ja-
EIaica
Whenyouarriye IN America, please have the
following printed in the newspapers:
" Kingston, .ITaan1.J June %, 1903
"The American brig Beiiona, capt Laffon, was
brought into this portf adjudication on the 18th
inst by his Britannia maiesty's ship Garland,
Rowland Bevan, esq coinsfander, taken on her
passage from Charleston 20 Baltimore, with a car
go of rice"
(This is the first Instances Nhicii,Se have heard
Of coastnig vessel being captured OH the coast J.:
bot perhaps TIC Beona had The previous Tnisfor -
tme to b. blown OF: the place u captsnE ,silt.
best ss.tlc that aiAtwr-.~ Le.gT.
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Sonvcntios OF Saratoga, which secured HE
issue OF that Contest which made us a-ns&i-
on; and foryou it was reserved to i,a:ie TIE
arts and enterprise of conspirator, aid
save your country from the horror of civil
war, These signal services will never be
forgotten by a free people
Had not the honest energy of your cha
racter actuatcd all your measures at New
Orleans, had Won preferred the insiduons CARL
OF private friendship to the paramount du
ties ut patriotism, q fair portion of America
might have heeg lost to your countryrnen.
But the storm has past the bolt that was
intended for your destruction has fallen
harmless at your feet, and we rejoice, sir.
that you have triumphed over the arts of
your enemies, and proved Yourself deserving
OF the confidence OF your country,
In behalf of the meeting, have the ho-
nor to be-
Sir, your cbedicnt servant,
CORNELIUS CONlNGHAM,
Chairman.
Eashiastcn, Juks is, 1908.
GENTLEMEN.
Next to the consciousness Of
having done my duty, and more than my
bare duty, prize the appreciation of the i'm
meaiate spectators Of that persecution, which
has ensued my best services to the state and
therefore this testimonial from the citizens
of the national metropolis, cannot but be ac-
ccptab!e to a bosom, whose seasibiiities have
been rent by the rankest Inscriptions of en-
Wy and disappointment.
We have seen in other times and i'm other
cases, an uniform series of good Offices and
long continued service, expiate the foulcst
offences, and recommend TO the pub ic con-
fdence, those who had deserved i'll of their
country; but by some strange distortion, my
excrtions for the public veal, instead Of
yelling anterior misconduct, have produced
q resurrection Of legendary tales, and ajaun-
diced retrospection of my whole life and &C
tions, 20 wound my character and blast my
fame.
/ would accompany my sincere acknow-
Judgements, gentlemen, for this Iilanifestati-
on of confidence and good will, by some
suitable declaration but promises are too
often vain, and professions too frequently
deiusve will therefore intreat of my fell
low citizens to judge me by my works, and
not by tho Vaccinations of those who seek
my destruction; and as they may find me,
so let them estimate me.
hegyou te accept my best wishes for your
prosperity and happiness-and am with
great respect,
Gentlemen,
Your ob't. ser't.
JAS. WILKINSON.
To Cornelius Cunningham, Esq.
and the Committee IF Citizens.
July 18.
MIR. ERsEINE Left tins city on Friday for
Phladelphia......Ndt. Int.
On. Saturday arrived at the Navy-Yard,
the French national brig SurveiHante of
eighteen guns. She is last from Guadalupe,
having made her passag Sc in twelve days. On
casting 5sfioior she fred salute, which was
returned from the ward. She brings no Eu-
roPean news, The commander states the
price of flour at Guadalupe to have bees
forty dollars I barrel, and beef the same price.
Coffee was at thirteen cents the pound, and
sugar at four dollars the cwt. The quantity
OF fionr ON hand was uncomfortable, and the
last supply had been obtained from the Bril-
fish islands in the -ighiborhood...jb.
Ez.or, TIE ~ rL.sto., C;t.. Cc.c...
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COMMUNICATIC
FIDELITY 81 G.4LL.fNTRT

Of Col. PICKERING, in the Campaign of
1850.
The French ambassador was expected to
pay visit to Gen. Washington--the lattqioN
TO give him proof of American prove ssit
Ind concerted plan with the Marques La
Fayette, who commanded the light nfanstY
to surprise fort on Staten Island. All mat
ters being adjusted the arrival Of his excel
iency was the signal for the line to move on.
Col. Pickering had the superintendent Of
the boats After passing in review the
grand army and visiting the Marquis, guards
were stationed, Ito prevent information) to
arrest every person supposed to be passing
to the point OF action, even if he had the
passport of the commander in chief The
infantry gained possession Of Elizabeth
Town IN the dead hour of the night--thc
III; bitant enjoyed their beds unconscious
o their numerous visitors. The night was
very da1k, but the sons Of Liberty expected
, brilliant dsty--Ia Fayette was in raptures
, WHEN 10 hour after hour passed a
way, m Pickering or boats arrived, (al-
th0pgh furnished with the best of guards
and lghtsl to the utter establishment of the
gallant Commander-The dawning day seal
cd the discontinue of the expeditici. -
From that period, (no doubt to the presestl
La Fayette holds the remembrance of Pick
ering in tine greatest adherence and detes-
cation, as well rs those who were ae.quain-
ted with the circumstance and there IRE ma
ny to this dey.
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ONE OF THE EXPEDITION.

Republicans, be or the alert! Il is ru-
rnoured, and with good foundation. that the
fedt raiis;s, from all parts of the union, are
actively, but secretly employed in organi-
zing themselves TO oppose anG defeat the e.
lection Of Republican President. Commit
tees Of Correspondence are already formed
in the different states there is to be Con-
vention; and the place of meeting fixed Oh
is Kew York. Their candidate will be gen
erAl Pinckney. Surely these are times
which call for harmony, activity and con
cert among the friends of liberty, free go
vernment, and national honor and indie pan.
dence...Bait. .fniericdn.
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July 18.
!: Mr.. ERsEINE left tins city on Friday for
Philadelphia......Ndt. Int.

ron, ire Charleston CIV Gazette.
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@ City Tavern and Hotel,
n L T. X IND r In
AIrHE SIGN OF THE CRATES.
WILLIAM CATION,

From The City of.dancfohs, { laeryland
~ EsPEcTFUI.LY informs his FRIEsDs
In aud the PUBLIC in general, that he /! has
tsLen that justly celebrated NM INN, in thus ely,
s'1e The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
lately in the possession Of Mr., Joaa GFesny {
He hopes by assidaity and attention, to give
the greatest e satisfaction to every person, as
no cSertions on his part shall be wanted 10
recn M the high character which tins =, ! a.
" N has, as being one of the best f'a.fhe os''-
-, and assures them that he viii always
have an assortment of the best liquors ana .
0 travellers and others will meet with good
ACCOMMODATIONS at the above house, on rea-
sonable terms. 81. wei.
Boarders are. taken by the day. week.
month or year. =. ..,o,,s IN
-, ~. The papers from all the sea,pores oh
the continent are regularly taken apd hlea g !,
the Coffee House. adjoining thetAyeasl'' q''u
are, for the use Of strangers.
~ Suppers can be had from SIX 70 w. =
/ o'clock IN the evening, at short HOUSE,
from one to twenty stf
Novsnsber IS.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, tnat he
'xoan,,facturcs and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner OF Prince and Fairfax streets.
STILLS. oss all sizes, commonly used lof
disabling grain or fruit. vim
:, SsIs ue,,sral assortment of TIN WAKE:
SHEET IRON STOVES and olo y : r
rypES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLuMMING WIN IN 81
her for sAits or Buildings, done m the oes'
'''s The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS ;:
!, al lis branches is carried on UNDER .he "a
ra,ss;on ii Mr. N ILLIa5fs fLE1t = .ls
,sho has had many years experience, ana g J.
-, an IS exceeded by few .As the bfass.
,,,der business is partnership, appaleatlomn
.s sss he made to William Fletcher VINO WI.
. lnuss Il 10 make GR-A7,ES handsome, g.
.,p -, eItsd with Brass, agrcebie g any ps.,
r mice, and Will execut the work ia Ins
v .sy nest and ncatest mannsy and On the n'0s'
fs- asbe highest price givyh for ga eof'l'e''
Nv y prsvfer, Lead and Iron. 81
1'@''' George M'Mufaa'
j ~ x.}ss,, "a.
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Horse Shoeing Warranted.
THOMAS. WHITE, Jun.
Racksmish and Es1.Y1er,
November Is.

a CQUAINTS his customers and the pub
lie in general, that he has opened snop
al tie lower end Of Union street, adjoining
MIR. John Hunters ship yard, for the purpose
Of shoeiiig horses, In which line his abilities
needs no comment--ana begs leave TO solicit
4 share ofthe patronage OF 4 generous public,
and TO assure them that any work in the line
Of his profession, shall not be surpassed BY any
ontlae continent. .sf.
Blacksmith work Of all kinds and description
: executed in neat and workmariike manner
II. u Those who favor him With their Gus.
tom will have the advantage OF receiving his
advice and attention in farriery gratis
NJ. a couple Of smart Lads. from = 70
10 years of age, will be taken ss apprentices,
and treated with kndkess, and strict attention
paid to their morals.
September s. lA1s"
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ElS FOR SIZE,

ess {IS For SdLE,
aobaIes German Linens, COMMIT
ino Of Thrown and white Rolls, Haxen Osaa-
burghs, hempen Ticklenburghs, buriaps, y
Checks and Stripes.
n 1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Daek
4 bale Writing Paper
SO bags Of black Pepper OF the best qs'a
lity, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
/ pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
Go. French Brandy
!. do. Jamaica Spirits.
A quantity Of soal Leather, Shoes, spess
n,acitl and TalIow Candles, Cheese, 1c.s.c
April K.
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BY virtue Of g deed of trust from lillian.
~. Mis- to the subscriber, will be exposed
at public sale, on SATURDAY, the tenth
day oi December next, between the hours
OF p and O'Clock, P. NJ. at the Coffee.houso
IN Alexandria, for ready money, to be ape
Charge Of certain d feeibaae towards the dis
due to Joseph Smith-all the rigRtt,onsa'
and interest of the said Wiiiiana ~ MIS-, I'd
a certain piece 81 parcel of ground, situate,
lying anu being in'the town of Alexandria,
and bounded as followsl to wit :-B. gi Aing
at the corner, the intersections Of King and
West-streets, on the north Of KING and east
Of West-streets, and running thence cast
wardl, b, and with King -strset, and binding
there on 6 feet s ind 2 inches thence
northwardly and paralieito Wes,-street 100
feet to a ten feet alley; thence westwardly
and binding on said alley parallel to King
streets feet8 inches end an half to West
street; thence southwardly and binding on
WeA-strcet to the beginning.
MISC
One other piece or parcel of Ground, si-
tua,c on the north side of King-sti eet, and
east side Of West street, and bounded az
follows, to wit Beginning at the distance
of 81 feet inches and an hall, from the IN
tersection of King and West-streets, and
running castwardiy binding on Kihg-strcet
40 feet, thence northwardly asd parallel to
West-street 100 feet to ten feet alicy.
thence Westwardly binding on said alley and
paralleitc King street 20 feet, thsnce south
waraly and parallel to Wost-street l26 feet
to thu beginning.
Colin AUD, Trustee.
November 3tawts
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By L1hDLEY MURRAY.

From the thirteenth English edition, enlaSg.
ed and improved by the Author.
Price handsomely bound ard lettered, deAar.
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q We have had frequent occasion to speak
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alterations and n9dil6fsss are 50 conside fesis,
1Iiat il is rendered almost a new work.
IS Ea-ihish C,7sie, July 1901.
&. The examples which Mr.. Murray has here
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The american ReviesvesJ Literary Journal,
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con reviewing this book, in its improved
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onboard the sloop joliet eap ma,. sIosne's
from rom Newport, now lying at haissa0'''s
4 s ans,,,.srt;tvsof excellent Rhode
Island PotMors, Greening s pm Sc.
Cheese, Onions, New-Ens'a''u As'''''
A'''ss' '''''' 8 J, John g $. Laid.
November 2. ...-.---.---
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Novenusera 2.
FOR SALE,

ao sb.re. sf Potomac Bridge Stocks p,.a
10 do. Alexandria and " ashln
ditto. -. p.ad do.
"a do Marine insurance 90 o., r.,atts.
Belone;pg % the estate Of Jo's 80 :. 49,.
r. /, Iaylor f& se,s
October a.