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Bank of Potomac,

OsToBER i4, 1903.
AIOTICE Is hereby giren TO the Stock
~ holders of dis institution, that an Elcc,
,ion viii be held at the courthouse, in Alex
andria, on Moneiav, the i4th November next
for choosing tsvetpe Directors to serve for the
ensuing year.
BIZ order of the President and Directors,
Charles Page, Cals,s,.
3 r,rtnl,ey "a 2awtl4lnNov
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ORPHANS COURT,

alexandria County, October 1erm' 1902
ORDERED, ,-,su
That the administrator of PETER WEE
in;or. deceased, do insert the following az.
yertise,r emf in the Alexandria Gazette '"''
times week for SIX weeks.
Test DR.
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7 he hrst book OF natlOA ID TIC uiasAoii"il
either own language.
VoLNE1.
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handsome large l2mo volumes, upon
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paid ON the delivery of the whole work. BY
gentlemen, however, wishing to have the
FIRST volume before the second, It may be
received upon paying the full amount OF
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phrases.
S. A dictionary of French synonymes'
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The 6rst book OF a nation IS the dictiona1
sftheir own language.
VoLNEY.
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BY N. G. DUF1EF,
A,uhor Of Nature Displayed IN her mode q
reaching ieasuage TO man, afif1lied 30 me
French language, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-29

he revolutions of Spain, and the letter Of
Mr. Rodney to the President of the II g e.
completely engrossed our conpositors vester-
day, that we had no time to introduce our o.
riginal matter. The speech of Mr., Brouvl,-
am, ana interesting public reports being now
dismissed, we shall henecforth apply our own
shoulders to the wheels.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-29

The following composition is eminenty worthy
OF republication Ut expresses some of the
strongest arguments and pointed satire in
strains of simple and Indignant eloquence.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-29
II NOTICE.

TIE BOOKS will be opened at the Can't
tol ON Monday, for receiving Subscriptions tc,
the Richmond MANUrATUR1Ne Assoc1A-
TON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-29

(oigneD {. a. RODNEY.
ne freSide7if OF the United States.
July IS, 1903.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-09

NJ OTlCE.-To Mr. WILLIAM RosE, late Of
the city 81 Richmond SIK-YUur present
residence being unknown to me, l AIN compelled
10 resort 70 THIS mode of giving you NoTtcE,
that shall on the second Monday in March NO.,
at 'hc courthouse Of dis city, proceed 10 take the
dispositions OF sundry witnesses to be read in e
''dcnee in my suit il. ehaneegy, now depending in
the husiings court tor the city OF Richmond, a.
eaiNst yOu-that sall ,dioIn'a from clay to dav
iot i'e space of three days, unless tie business
bs sooner accomplished At which TINE and
place you mayaiend + YOU please
ana your O5cdient servant,
Richmond, Feb 6, 1903 (1a,sSltS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-09

K ANDS FOR Satellite subscriber offers
IL for sale, tho following Tracts of LIND, in
which, to persons making early application, he
will give great bargains One tract Of 1900 acres
living in Buckingham, which is advantageous,
situated for trade, being two three miles from
SCOTS Manufacturing Mill, and five from New.
Canton. This Land rs very valuable, having on il
DU0acres of woods, nearly Ill of which is good
tobacco Land there are also very good improve
nlents, such as are weil calculated for tie ac
e)mmodttion of family, and sufiicicncy of
cleared. land, to employ 10 or l.. hands acvanta-
gcously. THIS tract viii be shcwn tn any person
inclined to purchase, by Capt. Peter Gucrrant,
now resident on the lsnj.-One tract OH Ran.
dolpl's creek, OF 400 acres, the greater part of
which is fresh and vii, produce good wheat and
corn; it jonsdhc lands of Col Wilson and Mr.
q Hey I.ewis--Onc other tract, in the neiChbor-
hood Of New-Canton, of 212 sores, being a mole.
BY of tract owDcd BY Mr.. Maurice Langhorne -
Another tract u Powhatan, 1850 acres, known
by the name 81 Gibraltar.
These Lands viii be offered for sale at very re-
auced prices, which may be known, during. my
absence, by application to Col William Daniel Of
CuTberland, who is authorised to contract for
tien. The title viii be made byinc on INV return
from Kentucky, which win probably be between
Ahc 10th and 10Th OF February next
WADE MOSBY.
Powhatan, Dec. = (Ftf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-09
DATENr A11cHIgEs sl0R eUEIIyvc

pATENT MlCH{NESs lOR .sgELLyvc
CcRN.-Tbe above valuable Machine in.
vented 10y Paul PillsbHy Il VI sgacbusctts. ma,
now be bad OF tbe subscribers ~ Ri-lr,3iI' VIZ
arc exclusively authorised 80 srI Tire sam, N
thc STATE o. Virginia With o.,s o. those Ma.
two hands in day. The price of = single - :,
chino a. present is $50 those inclined TO bnr.
chase ether single machines, patent rights ,ot
counties. or for making and selling anv humber
OF maclnnes. VIII fund it their interest to apply
carly, and all persons are cautiored againy Fr.
croAching Oh the patent right.
I'm. Az,KIGI,
G.. TOuPSINS,
DERRACGH (, EYllsc,
KOBERT bfcHIIG
ILEXR. McEIHK
ROBEP7' m DE-,
SEB|LL OSGOOD.
Ao'f''S'f' Ter"0.y IS, lSes Clav3p,J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-09

" ALUABLE LAEDS.--rhe subscriber will
sell, on credit, on exchange for property
IN Richmond, or its neighborhood, the following
LANDS, to wit:
s22 acres in the state of Kentucky by survey,
bearing date the 10th day ofOctobcr I797 living
and being III the district set part for the officers
and soldiers Ut The Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river
Also, 1000 acres in Kentucky, by survey bear
ing date the 10Th October 1797, likewi living,
in the district set apart for the officers and sod.
ers OF the Virginia state line, on the North side
OF Little River, branch of Cumberland River
and abouttwo and an half miles from the mouth of
Little river.
Also, $50 acres of Land in the county Of Mason.
state OF Virginia on Old Town Greek, about 8
miles from Mason courthouse.
lndisputable titles will be made 10 the above
mentioned Lands and plots ofeach tract may be
seen on application to the subscriber residing il,
Richmond. THOMAS BOHANNAN
jan 70. Lawful
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CONGRESS-.

As the Debate on Gen. Wilkinson's trans
actions is likely to run out to an extra
ordinary length, VIC shall merely extract
such passages, as will be most interest
ing TO our readers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-09

On kENT.---Ihe House and Lot Mt per sent
u occupied by Mr.. Hezekiah hIoslry, plea.
sanity situated on Shockoe Hill and very conye.
rieit for the accommodation of a famiy-Pos.
session may be had on the Sd Of March next.
when Mr.. Mosby's tins will expire
THOs. ELLIOTT.
Richmond, Feb 2. law3w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-09

ca Al MY GODatS each $1,000
S 200, 900
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent.
The most 0alas6le Cash Priscs frcn. 900 dollars
ana ppsuards, to be determined as follows.
First drawn nuIsber OH the first ten DAYS drawing
-. each S 200
Ditto ditto OH the succeeding ten DAYS,
each 500
Ditto ditto on.he succeeding five days,
each 1000
Ditto ditto on the succeeding two days,
= each 5000
Ditto ditto on tl,eiast dsy's drawing 10, 600
This Lottery Will positively commence draw
ing on the twenty third day Of February next, and
will be completed in % 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 Lotte-
ny asreeably TO the scheme. The numbering tor
the wheels has so IA: progressed unde, the direc-
ton of Mr. James Ocilers, d, to justify fixing tie
day OF drawing. The cash prizes will be paid at
the bank II thirty days after the conclusion of the
drawing, the Machines and Composition rights
deliverable order, on payment OF the deduction
as above. All prizes IAust he demanded in one
year after the drawing, they will be considered
as forfeited after that time
TICKETS at one dollar and so cents each, to be
had of VIM. Pritchard and Fitzwhylsonn and Pot.
Ter.
Tie price Of Tickets viii advance as the draw
ing progresses.
Rote.--1he purchaser or holder of every ticket,
will be entitled to valuable patent right for. ma
nuiactuling Sage, Starch, and Hair Powder from
Potatoes, by process entirely new, besides a
chance OF the many valuable cash prizes.
Jan. IL. (eptf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-09

ITO P2!NTERS-FoR SIZE, on very rea-
l. soaa5le terms: About 800 VT, OF BUR
CEOIs, end 900 OF BREWER; The same Type
OF which the ENouIRsR was lately printed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-09

DHlLADELpHIA GRAND LOTTERY =
Highest Prize 10000 dollars Authorised
by an act of the Legislature of PENNSYLVANIA, for
tie encouragement Of USEFUL ar rs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-09
CASH PRIZE S.

II;VVo 10. TO consist OF machines for o.
pening oif:cast worsted *
open wrought woolien clo-
thing into wool, valued
nj one hundred dolls each, -.
(Patent right inchldcd) LOG, 900
l,o0c do. To consist of rights for
manufacturing ornament
al mouldngs for dwelling
houses and shipping, yalu-
ed at ktiy dollars c.cl, $4,000
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-09

* UJ PuBLIsnEpBY THOMAS RIrcHIE orPo-
SITE THE Posr-oFFIcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN. ApvANcE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-25

poneinent Of this subject would be breach
OF their duty, the constitution had made 1t
their duty to enquire into an election of one
OF their own body whenever contested, and
they could not shrink from it; that this provl-
sion was essential for the preservation OF the
purity of the house : that this subject should
have been long ago decided on; and that the
'ss people could not perform what tic consts-
tuition had made the positive duty Of the
house.
Mr.. Ei1lts considered the decision on the
motion more important than even the election
itself, as establishing the precedent by which
they might hereafter be tempted to throw the
responsibility from their shoulders on the
people be therefore called for the yeas and
nays on it.
Mr., Rozca,s withdrew his motion.
Tie house then resolved itself into com
mittee CT the whole on the subject, Mr.. Pit
| kin inthe char.
Tic report Of tie committee Of elections
concludes With the following resolution
Rescued, That Philip Barton Key is enti-
ted TO his seat in this house.
a considerable discussion arose on the re-
solution, not interesting, nor yet confined to
+! one particular point, there being two in this
/ question, lst Of residing, 81 OF his being a
pensioner. Some gentlemen wished tie ques-
| ton to be divided, SO as to take question on
/. each Of these two principles, that the resolu-
| doa might carry on the face OF it evidence Of
the ground on which his scat was condriaed
| or vacated.
At half past s, motion was made that
the com alittee rise, and negadycd, 81 to AZ.
At four the committee rose WlIh2ut coming
to decision On any point, 81 T. SO, and OBJ
tanned leave TO SIT again Adjourned.
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nent /, mustro, b. srfre,,d !
sach one as introduces a zu,yd psssltp
found IN the PACK. This oe,a, "a' @b:
next player, add ,rnds iod,,ec,,p ass III.
The game into oae's power. The 6,, s y
er sapno' 90 this, because, his vcrd ,I pay' /
only as a s'ound work fcs,h s,hs,. 'sn w
example, a throws dcwo the wo,s s0'
and saya," Mso is . 'ationsl beinra nan /"
20, obliged TO Esd the werd IS as
man IS the onIy card oa,be ,sb.r. r. s'Si
put down The word subauelh and NAY
9 Maa sa5dueth difficulties IN prors az
10 the strength of hi. resoluiior,n T'."sa
now follow both man AID su5due-s " !
Cause they ate both slrzsdy plsys,t u,
he caaao', D mas, Wy, ,hsa A s,,;s Il
&c se"a'
The advantages Of this game, pa,dcn,,,,.
to young people, are thc following: "''E
!. It relieves the vacancy Of an Idle hon.
and very few dispose SO we'll Of them NUN ~.
as not to have at least. one in the ,va r'ae
, four.
2. 1t is a happy exercise ofthe under,,,,,
ing, and gives II a power Of profound t,n,
ing upon every subject.
5. 1t cullivates a habit Of cxprcssin, =,
thoughts in elegant and correct lsnep,pss wy
4. The conversation carried OH, is If g.
most moral aid SOBER kind; and as i .,;r.s
yigor to the mind, 1t improves the heart
S. Il eXcitcs d ao5!e emulation Tor v;c,,,r
which whcI; gained gives real honors, "a ~ ~
successful party. infinitely superior to TN
tricks and .jtaISe h0go7a Of whist or any o,bc,
game.
6. The address displayed in this game, !,
Of real and momentoas service in lie. II so
discussion OF religion, philosophy and mo-.
rails. Whereas the skin in all other sclen.
tary games, except the sublime one Of cAc,s
is of 10 use in life, and depends not on
zciadoal, which comprehends the greqter,
but merely Oh cunning, which is only con.
verssnt With the lesser, objects OF human in.
tellect.
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By THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK, March %.

The London papers received Ut the Office Of
the Mercantile Advertiser on Sunday fumsha
few additional articles OF intelligence to those
given Yesterday.
En- the house OF commons or the 18th Ct
February, lord Henrypetty moved that an al
dress be presented to the king, PRAYING thai
liz would order TO be laid before the house co.
pies Of any dispatches that might have passed
between tie British and Amencan govern
ments, relative to the ratification Of the treaty
between the two countries.iEe cid dis for TIC
purpose CT throwing some light upon tie o.
,iers .in council which ministers had not
thought fit to DO. Ills motion was agreed 70,
rot being opposed bY the chancellor o. lie
exchequar.
The attack on Copenhagen has given rise
to some animated debates in .ParIioncTt on
motion Of Mr Ponson5y, calling for papers
connected with that expedition, for the pur
pose Of ascert2i1ing how far It's advisers were
iustida5le. lie vas replied 70 by 1Ir Canning
il speech which lasted three hours in which
he defended the Danish expedition, rot 50
much or account Of its justice or morality, as
its politica! expediency or its success. IL the
rejoinder Of Mr.. Windham speaking Of the
lasting elects Of the conduct Of England To-
wards Denmark the following passage IS woT;
thy Of peculiar attention :---'' What shall
We think whenewe find that we have created
the hatred ct nations for generations yet to
come. who will remember our nlisdccds when
they behold tie 3onumeIts of our rayaGeS-.~
when they point at tic sad memorials OF their
destruction--w!.en they see the remains G!
their pubic editices--of that beautiful church
which was the pride OF their capitol, an a"iNi
ruil---when lie recollection CT eur bomoa:4-
mcnt is rendered perpetual By the m2lancao'
" sentiment Inspired by tie eternity Of the
tomb ',,,le church may not fAii, but the rams
remain, to be viewed by al tie inhabitants, "
to be exhibited by them as spectacle to tra,
yel!ers and nayigators for their e%ecrat!on Of
those who committed the ravage, t,icf scoIi!
Of their proitered alliance, and their pty loE
the unfortunate sufferers !" Mr.. lVindaa'n
declared, e he would sooner have seen
the Danish feet il the hands Of Donapar.e
than ii those Of England, under all the CIR
cumstances iii which it was seized" IN
diVision.o of the house there were l09 votes III
favor o. the motion, and 253 againstit leaV-
lnS Cor the ministry majority Of -.
Mr., Williams, PASSENGER il tie Cod
Hunter, who arrived here last evening IRON
8. Andero, informs, that the embargo n
France and the ports Of her allies was ta[e"
OH on the 2lst Of January. The emp;Fo
Napoleon was ToInent'y expected at ol'
deaux--inarkets in France and SPAN Tor ca,
ionial produce was very high. The Do4
Hunter has been out from this port mouths
this day, and was bound to Bordeaux, po'
being warned OH by British frlgate ed u,
Cordovan mot having her register endoT ,,J
she proceeded to St. Andero, where she la'u,
ed hcr cargo. She sailed from s. h''1'
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TauRsn1r l2arch II.

Mr., G.. ". Campbell, from the committee
to whom was referred the bill to amend the
act establishing certain courts and abridging
the jurisdiction OF the district courts of Ken
lucky. Tennessee and Ohio, reported the bill
with amendments; which was concurred with
and ordered to third reading.
Mr.. Daz4S0n proposed the following reso-
luton:
Reso!oed, That committee be appointed
on the part of this house, TO act with such
committee as may be appointed On the part of
the Senate to consider and report VIA! further
dWf.ess IS necessary 10 be dope during the ire
SEM session, and at what time It Shall be pro-
per to adjourn.
sThe house agreed to consider the resolution,
Ayes 73.
Mr.. DazrsOa said it would DC observed by
the house that members daily obtained leave
OF absence; it was undoubtedly the wish Of
every che 10 adjourn as soon as possible, and
as this only Went to enquire, he presumed
there would be no objection.
The words in italic on motion Of Air. Yan
Horne were stricken out.
Mr. ~ r. Htllion's thought perhaps on
this subject as no other gentleman did, for he
thoughtlt very llltinea, and that this was an
lnausplclons moment for such resolution.
In what was the situation of the-countrysoiC-
ferent from what 1t was when they mel here
and which every person considered q nar;,ons
situation. | ask gentlemen, said he viii
the adjourn and leave the country IL ths
situation in which we stool when we met 7
wish to take OF my shoulders the WEIGHT Of
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from the ESSEX REGISTER.
4 Ne1v Method IF CGrd Playing.


There - no sedsotsYy smusenens SO
fashionable az. piay:cg a. cards. This is to
BE- se!iousy lainen,ed. fori is Of all recre.
s.ioaa the :nest anproG;abe. Hut az i. IS
in every circle. high and low. a copfit oaed
haoit, il wou!d BE- IN sin 10 st,euipi 10 ap-
nihila;e the practice by lecture. This
bS;og impr arsicahls. could not we consrjse
says.= rosaas soiodaigs the habit aod at the
same time obsiste KS noxious ,eodercy !;
10 preserve the senb!acce w!lhou. the
ta:scbici.
HE following plan appears TO be TO.
le:2hiy well calculated for This purpose !,
Le, cosonon pack OF cards, fly 'go
in aaoloer. DC taken FOX the gage. Ga
the blank side Of each os,hss- !ct here be
written word Of shs following s:aieocea
isOa, the Economy Of Hornaa Life.
VINO is she is,as wiBaeth the heart OF
mar. tia. sub3ue,' han 70 love, aad ssign.
eth 10 lis hreas;?"
When scandal is busy, asd ;hc rayae
OF Der neishbor is tossed from songue 10
tongue. il charity aaa good ce;ure open
not Der naonh, Tie hoger Of silence sesseta
% her ip.''
Now Il: four persons, A, 2, c, and D,
81 down 70 play. Thitteen cards are, as
usas, dealed 10 ract p-rson. 4 begins
the game and shrcws dove, Tor iosisnc=,
the wo1i Scandal. add says, ''Scandal is
The refuge Of disiagsnuoss mind" ibes
Il is rs tnsn to pia2. II be csn carry on
tie senssnce with he word IS, (wh!ch We
VIII CAL jfsl'9zg;ng suis) be taxes the ;ric:a,
nnsess { has the word the in his llsld. 49,
SaPposlcg, however, that B ha, Eoa The
word IS. he nust throw dove sao;her card,
ard frame rew sea;cocc For example,
he throws down he word 1ciU, and Gays.
+" 3caadai Will ALLEVIATE our b:ss friends"
Nov c cannot fu!:ow suii, because alienate
IS MOI IL the pack. i.e therefore throws
dot7n, sor INSTANCE, the word not ADD says,
. SCANDAL w,ll not woard The peace Ga
goo; conscience" Here, again, it is ob
.vicuo, 40 one can follow SUR, because the
wore! 7oannais not 10 nc pack. D then
perhaps throws down the word open, and
says, " Scsodal viii aos open she mouth
Of wise mad" Could d here Gaish the
sen:1ace, be woa'a gam the trick BIZ, IS
It is 'ef; i;npe'fect, a nos: play again &C.
cord'og 20 the principles asrsady laid down
It he Can do nothing farther 20 complete
he sen,esce. he nus sbsudoo i; 10 B. and
he to 6. &c. til i, be completed. e 90
one can soeceed, the first playe, takes The
rick 900 bssins again.
II must DC remarked, t.,ss the trick is TO
be saaen az soon az t,issioc. sentence is
framed. It il czo be done IN hree words,
50 mnch the better. The succsssfa! player
always leads with another card. IN cases
where he player can neither follow sui.
nor frame any part Of a corresponding sen.
tencr, he must discard one from his pack.
ard this must be considered az some NOR.
tiGca,ion.
The grea, ar, OF the game consists, M.
merely 10 e,'cring reasonable compac,
sentence. (fo. unless j, be lae aad peril