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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-28
MONDAY, NovEMsER 28, 1903.

"
Inft received and for Sale bJ
tfm Subscllber,
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF a'ls
Mems coarse an fine SHO Es, yer,
large.
Sthcr do. 81
1 Boys coarse and fine do.
Ehildrens MorQeco aud Leather do OF al
Aquantitys d - ZEsE that hiaan e.
commend.
Table FISH.
New England CIDER in barrels. &,
2 & threaded COTTON for netting.
.,ro,r c = I! ", BEFTs 3 PoTA'
8 And other articles as usual.
Thomas Patton.
! November Is It
! The Subscriber has on hand,
. THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
Suitable ta,stheabpr0d Season,
THAT will be sold on reasonable terms.
bales blue KERSEYS,s
Y. do, beaver. COATING.
- I ! Do s narrow CLOTHS.
= do. b!eachea Scotch DOWLASS S
also, on HIND,
Madeira WINE in or. casks.
!. COCOAsin bags.
80 hhds. .Sarinam MCLASSES.
QUEENS-AVARE in crates assorted.
SHOT in Casks.
James Patton.
October lo. d.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-28
Wa1Hsngton and Alexandria Turn
PIKE COMPANY.

FTeHE Stockholders of the Washington and
Aleyandria Turnpike Company are here
by notified that the Fourth lnstaf'nsas OF Zen
Dollars on. each share is called for by The Pre-
silent and Directors Of the said Company, and
is required to be paid to Charles Page. 1rea-
surer, III Alexanllria, on or before the Hthday
Of Dccember next, agreeable toran act OF Con-
rress, entitled i" An act for the establishment
Of "a Turnpike Company IN the ee',S
lexandrla, in the district OF Coiunloaa.
the Directors, p.ss;,,.nt
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JUST RECEIVED
Fer Sals at II. GRs1Yxs BOOK Sore, King

For SSsse at ~. G Riffs Book Ss0re, Nngg
Street; -
THE POWER OF RELIGION, &;
On tie mind, in retirement, affection and al
the approaches death. ,ss
Exempli6ed in the testimonies and expert
cnce Of persons, distingui shelby their great
ness learning oryirtud,
Ills Observation-Disclosures that alone
g Amidst SPANS, abasements, eVhpti-
ness,
6 The Soul can comfort, elevate and I'll.
YOUNG.
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IJsT PUBLISHED,
Ind for Sale 3

.fad for Safe az
ROBERT SGRAY's BOOKSTORE,
KISG-srREET, ALExANpRIA,
The Revifed Code, Volume III.
Containing collection Of all such Laws of
the General Assembly of Virginia, OF apab-
lie and permanent nature, as hayepassed since
the session, 1901.
Price, neat III S01o,uad and icftcrcd, IS.
SADELINE MOWBRAY-Or the Mothe
and Daughter: a Tale, in 2 vols. By Mrs
O,1r-Pfise 81 Is, IN boards.
THE CUTTER, in i've Lectures upon the
Art and Practice Of Cutting Friends, Ac-
ouaintances and Relations. Pries,as 60ards,
'S0csHts. S
as October X ,4 - Sss - "a
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Sales at Ftssdt1e. /
On every Tuesday and Friday

ON every tuesday AID 8 fIudy,
WILL BE- Sc; Id
At the Vcnduc Sterc, corner Of Prince and
- Water streets.
U Va*iety q Dry Goods. Groceries, sc.
I. Particulars of which will be expressed IN
me bills OF the day kinds of goods
xLieh arc on Limitation and the prices Of
xhich are established, can at any time be-
yicwcd and purchased at the lowest limitation
sna prices.
p. G.. Marstcller, n. M.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-28

Iull Publllhed,
For sale at The Subscribers Book Siofe,
THE Law YER;
20 IL,
Man as he oaght not to DC.
Neatly bound in boards, and lestered--prace
one dollar.
ALMANlAC's
For the year 1902, by the gross, dossp' OF
angle one.
.gua Received :,
A large supply of PLAYING cards 9
WRAPPING PAPER.
DR.. Ree's Cyclopedia,
No. Is. is received, and II /, expected
ina few days. - .s,.
Subscribers are earnestly requested % s
for their copies especially those VINO n Ia !.
received but few numbers tbs much cssls'
10 nav for one OF txo numbers at asslue, ''i''.
70 pay LOT 'e' . 1''sl ROBERT CRAY,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-28

k For Beffon
HE Brig
= SSS AZ M. Ps ~

49,. Capt. Gogfrey ]:
!, WIN sad initirce days--wiil take in freight
Lexcepting corn and Rour] on very low terms.
Apply to the Master on board at NiIIer's
wharf, or to *
Lawralon and Fowle.
November 20. o.
Jofeph Vaudeville,
conner OF KING AND FAIRFAX STREETS,
Has Recetved,
90 half boxes Roufett's CT
1Ah,, warranted Of the very first quality,
20 boxes fresh MUSTARD,
and I'd quality.
--HE HAS ALSO,
q General Adortment as uGual.
OF O good VINES, LIQUORS., ana GRocE-
RES, for sale.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-28
NE w Millinery STORE.
MRS. LEWIS.

Has Just recsiyed an elegant assortmentof
81 III N "A IL
Consisting-g
DONNETS, Caps, Head Dresses, Cold
10 aad Pearl Turbans, of the latest fashions
from England and France-also superb Trim
insgs, Laces, and one hundred fine Straw Bon
nets, Of various shapes, with variety of Fan-s
ey Goods, which will be sold on moderarc
terms, at her store, on King street, few
doors above the Washington Tavern
: - Ladies Dresses and PeIces made in
the modern fashion, and materials furnishedif
required
November 2s. d6f.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-23
March 26.
ONE HUNDRED DOLAANo
REWARD.
Ran AY.zY on the evening Of tie tn inst.
a Bright A4ulatto ban named
ID ~ ID
B q B,

Who calls himself RoBERT THOMAS;
About 5 feet 10 inches high, "a or 25 years
OF age, has large black eye brows, large full
eyes, not very dark, and IS stout we'll made
handsome fellow. His h;ii, is thick, bat not
qaife straight, and he wears it nicely trimmed,
eombed aud ridged on the top. Ills beard APP
pearsxery black if suffered to grow ior, q day
or two, but he usually shaves it very closely.
lie has recently received an injury on the s9re
finger OF tie left hand, and has 1t bound Up,
and may probably lose the flrst Joint OF it. He
speaks deliberately, and is more cori ect in
conversation thar persons OF his cG:or usu..ly
arc. He walks slowly, is very good waiter,
& delights particularly in attending &c horses
He has variety OF c.o2ths, and took with
him one dark grcea broadcloth coat and pan
t~loons with yellow buttons, Ole cloth coat and
pantacons nearly of The same color, but the
cloth of interior quality, with white metal
buttons. one blue cloth coat mach Worn one
old brown surtoat coat with covered buttons,
good hat, and pair Of black top boots. The
rest of his ,pparei an, not able particularly
to describe. he is fond Of wearing boots, aid
pays. great attention TO his dress.
AS Ac can read and write very well, he may
probably produce forged authority Tor him
TO pass, or procure the certificate Of some one
Of Inc negroes, who, few year. ago. petition
ed by The name Of Thomas and obtained their
freedom in Maryland # taken out Of the
state Of Maryland and district Of Columbia,
and secured in any jail, SO that get him
again, the above reward viii be given, or SIX
II dollars il taken and secured within the said
sta.e OF district all reasonable expenses VIII
also be paid if he should lie delivered to ne
in the city Of Washir gton, OF to Dr.. Richard
Duckett, Pcirce Ger5es county, Maryland.
HeiswelI acquainted in Annapolis, Baltimore,
Geo Town, and the city Of Washington.
Allen 5. Duckett.
Washington City, May i5-l4. DIFF.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-23
G. Denealc,
OK. LIST. CT. dis. Columbia.

The libel in the above case charges IL
substance,
l5t That the above mentioned Schooner,
ca!lcd the William, and Mary, John Spooner.
master, wholly owned by citizens and inhabi-
tanss Of the United States, did, after the pas
sing and due PRONUNCIATION OF a certain act OF
Congress, passed Oh the 9th day OF January,
1908, entitled, " An act, supplementary to
the act, entitled An act, laying an embargo
or ali ships and vessels in the ports and har-
bois OF the United states that is 20 say, on
or aboul the day Of April, 1908 de-
part, ,ithout any clearance or permit, from
a certain port OF Ike United States that is to
say, troua a creek einPtying into the river
Potomac, called Noa55co- Greek, nayigable
from the sea by vessels Of ten tons burthen
and upsards, within the collection district O.
Alexandria, and 50 departing Com Ncabscof
Creek as aforesaid, did proceed and arrive at
some other port or place without the limits OF
the said collection district CT Alexandria, and
as yet unknown to the party prepayment con-
trsry to the force an eject OF the SAID act OF
Congress.
I'd. That the said schooner, CT or about
tie day of april, 8os, did proceed
from port or place within the United States,
to he party proponeat as yet unknown, to
some foreign port or place, to the party pro-
ponent as Jet unknown; contrary to the force
and effect Of the said act.
Sd That Tie Sid Schooner, on or about
the day Of April 1908, did trade with
some other ship or vessel, to the party propo-
nent as yet unknown /; contrary to the force
and effect Of tic sad act Of Congress.
9Th. That tAe said Schooner, on OF about
the day of April, 1903, did put on board
of some othog ship or vessel, TO the party
proponent as yet unknown, certain goods,
wares and merchandise Of domestic growth
or manufacture contrary to the form and et-
facg Of the saie act Of Congress.
5th That the said schooner, for the causes
aforeeaid. was on or about the day Of
April, 1908, upon water navigable from the
sea by vessels of ten tons burthen and up
wards, that is to say, upon the river Potomac,
within the District Of Columbia, and within
the proper cognizance Of the said court, as
court of admiralty ano maritime jurisdiction,
seized by Charles Simms, esquire, collector,
as forfeited to the United States.
G.. DENEALE, OK.
Dist. Court Dist. Columbia.
Mels eo4thJe
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-23
70 the Public.

ALI. PERSONS having claims agains
The estate Of the late JuDGE JONES, are re-
ouested to make them known to me, that they
NAV be adiusteG, and satisfactory arrange
ments made for tsleir discharge. Those who
are indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make immediate pay ment OF the sums which
they oWe.
The Household Furniture and Books OF the
deceased, will be sold. at his late residence IN
this county, on FRIDAY, the 10th OF June
next. Eight months credit will be allowed to
the purchasers for all sums exceeding i've
dollars. on their giving bond with approved
secnri.v, to bear interest from the da II not
DunctuallY paid; and any just claim Wll be
received In discount.
All communications to me en- this SUBJECT,
viii be addressed to Richmond or to lS1f.4-
Ell L.fCEY, Esquire, OF this county
James Monroe,
Executor of Josefa Jones, sen. deceased.
Loudoun County, May los dttothJe
Public Sale.
On TUESDAY next, will be sold, at the
yendue Store, on a credit OF so days,
3 bales Nigga Mamoodias,
bale Beerboon Gurrahs,
s bales Checks.
Philip G. Marsifellcr.
May 90.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-23
A
g. GREAT BARGAIN.

THAT beautiful and elegant ESTATE
leased 10 the MIR GVises is still ter sale, we'll
Known bv the name OF g .46insdon," where
the mansionllouse stands, directly opposite
The Capitol, lyiag on the Potomac river, con-
timing four hundred ar,i tw&nty two acres
TIE road from the coate mplated bridse passes
aearly through the centre OF the cstate-it
NAY be purchased for. cash or on lcng cSe'
IT. BY payinu small part in hand--aiso a
bou. 6fy acres adjoining, part OF to same
tact, leased to William Frazer, viii be SOD
On the same terms A good and lnclsPutabie
lite will be madc for both. The title papers
NAY be seen by application TO the SUBSCRIBER
Or RoBert I Taylor, Esquire, by whom every
Necessary Information viii be given.
limo, soia by Friday the 2oth OF May, at
private sale, il viii on that day be sold to the
highest bidder, before the coifee-house door,
amaIye O'Clock, at which time the terms OF
sle VII. be made known.
B. Dade.
May ?. d
~ The sale OF the above
property is necessarily postponed In
consequence ofthe absence Of Ro5ert
] Taylor, esq. until MONDAY the sixth
day of Iune whent it Will positively
Aake place as above, unless sold at pri-
vale sale before.
\ B. DADE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-23
MONDAY, MAY 20, 1893.
United States Of America,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The United States &C Ame-1 Ina case OF SCI
RIGA, xure g Libei
AGAINST 7yitAin the Id
A certain vessel called aaiyalty jurzS-
schooner, known and dis diction 81 &
tinguisAed by the name of District Courz
the William and Mary, g-the UStates
whereof John Spooner is in and for tie
master, her tackle apparel District fCo-
and furniture, lum5la.
III IS ORDERED. BY the hO-
norable William Cfanch, Chief Judge Of the
DISTRICT of Columbia, holding the District
Court Of the United States, in and for the
Dlstrict aforesaid, That Saturday the fourth
day OF June, 1903, be and the same is hereby
appointed for the trill OF the said schooner
at the court house III the town of AieSandri.
in the District Aforesaid, before special ses-
sion Of the said. Court, then and there to be
holden-anti that the substance ofthe said LII
bel flied against the said schooner, together
with this order be published fourteen days be-
fore the day hereby appointed for the trial OF
gle same, in the newspaper published IN the
said .town Of Alexandriasand be also postcdup
in the most public manner, for the space
fourteen days before the said day OF trial, a
the court house in the town of Alexandria
aud also at the coffee house in the said town.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-23
FOR SHE, BY
LEWIS DEBLOIS

.1this Store, near Col. Ramsay's wharf
French Brandy, in pipes
Catalonia Wiee, in half pipes and quarter
casks
England Rum, in hogsheads and bar
rels
Molasaes, in hogsheads
Cod Fish, in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, Beets, and Winter Pears,
in barrels
Cheese
Cider Vinegar, in hogshcads aad pipes
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-23
Sales at Vei1dus.

.SdIc5 q. T't75tS..c.
N every Tuesday and Friday.
HILL BE SOLD
!, he yendue Store, corner Of Prince ane
Water streets.
4 Hart;str Of Dry Gdaas, Groceries, &c
Particulars of which viii be expressed II
10 hills OF the day--All kinds OF goods
-. arc on limitation and the prices Of
,.b;eb are established, can at any time be
,;ewcs and purchased atthe lowest Limitation
ana prices.
P. G. Marstcller, v. II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-23
G r z EN- C FIFE e.
5000 ID. best Green COFFEE
FoR SALE BY
James sanderlon.
Feb. Is d
Salt and Barrels.

DstII IUIISA 0Ot UT -.
] have for sale at.my store near the hshlng
landing, quantity Of coarse and fine S.sL g,
a parcel OF empty Barrels, and about 50 Casks
81 complete order for striking fish.
John G. Laid.
March 0S q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-23
Fort 'N}arburtOn Packet.
May 90

TIE subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he has equipped the above Pack
ct in very e!egast manner, and will sail froln
Ricketts, and Newton's wharf for Fort Var
burton, every morning at 8 O'Clock, and re
turn TO Alexandria in the afternoon -
The Packet Will be constantly supplied with
choice collection of stores for the entertain
lnent of passengers, and every exertion used
to render the utmost satisfaction.
Abel Willis.
WHO HAS FOR SALE IT HIS STORE,
1900 VT. excellent Rhode Island Cheese
200 b;lsh. of seed potatoes.
Lemons in boxes.
Excellent lierrings in barrels.
at Groceries as usual.
May Is. d3t* ctf.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-23
FOR SALE.
PUBLIC SAL.
May 9.

PURSUANT 10 d.deed ct trnst bsoring date
the 7th day Of February, 1907, ana duiy re-
corded, from Sanael Craig, late c,the llzym
Of .Alera5;dSia, deceased, 10 The Subscribers,
far the aar11ose Of satisfying c:rlqin drbss
due from The said Craig 10 sAe turks Of IL
leraaarfa and UashtRgyon, emA be SOFA on
the PREMISES 10 Ute higAest bidder, al public
auction, al is O'Clock, ca the. son day ef
tine nert
That handfomc three fory Brick
dwelling Houfe and Lot,
In fee simple, situated in the town of Alex.
antlria, west of Pitt street, Ola the north siac
OF King-street, a1d fronting thereon 6 Feet
inches, ard running back ll9 feet, in depth.
Ill so,
4 neat, well finished, two sto>
ry Brick dwelling house and let, in fee SIM
pie, west of "ater-street, on the south side Of
Duke-sueet, and sbinding thereon q feet 10
inches, and running back 81 feet incaes to a
ten feet alley.
The conditions Of sale are one fifth The a.
mount in cash, at the execution OF the deed
and the remainder in equal payments at 6, -,
Is, and "a months. Oh approved indorsed
notes negotiable in the bank of Alexandria, SO
cured also by lease on the premises.
John c. Vowel,
William Laid, N''
May 90 i
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-23
JAMES SANDERSON,

JAMES S ANDERSON,
Offers ;or sale z'ery 'tosv,
rs hogsheads MuscoYado Sugar,
20 bags green Coffee
Is hogsheads we'll favored Kun
pipes Cogniac Brandy
u quarter casks Sherry Wine
u bales Tennessee Cotton
.fad as ,lSuQ!
, general assortment Of the best Wine:
Sntuou9 Liquors, Teas and Groceries.
ALMANACS for 1903.
JUST ,arbhsAed ana. fer sale, by
Cotton and Stewart.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-11
FROM TIE MONITOR.
EXPOSURE

OF THE CONDUCT OF CERTAIN PERSONS
UNFRtENDLY TO THE UNITED sTATKs.
IL Is not among foreign agents and factors
only that the republican government OF the
y. States finds open foes and treacher ous
friends there are native citizens who exert
their energies TO place the Constituted autho-
rites of America in circumstances which
may involve us i'll war, or at least draw nm.
on us tile unfriendy dispositions Of nations
with whom we have heretofore been ON terms
OF amity and entertained the most sanitary re-
lations OF commerce. IL cannot be conceal
ed that the liberation which the laws OF this
country afford TO the circulation of f..lsehood
and the facility with witch the authors OF il
escape punishment, have more than once
thrown the American government into an ,ln
pleasant situation and reduced it to hum1lia-
tons as injurious as they are degrading.
Richard Raynai Keene, esq on arriving at
Havana, promulgated certain production
which Mr.. kecne carried With him to Cuba.
where 1t was Inserted in the Havana F." Au.
rora his productions, calculated to in
spIre the SpaIiiards with the most vndictiye
sentiments towards the citizens OF the Unit
cd States. has been forwarded tn Mr.. Wag-
Der, the editor OF the Baltimore North Ame-
can, journal III the privitieS and at the de-
VotIon ut Robert Goodloe Harper, esq. who
is the bosom friend and indissoluble CORES.
pendent Of Richard Rsynai Keene, esq. and
from the North American copy the article
alluded to, which here follows
-
TRANSLATED for the North .American.
From the Havana Aurora Extraordinary Of
l October 6, 1903.
Published with permission us the Superior
Government.
trend OF ours has favored us with The fol-
lowing manuscript copy of an article ex-
tracted from the Court Gazette published
IN London Oh the filth of August.
"On the 9Th, arrived the des3atches. which
were ON their way to the United State, Of
America, ON board the French pilot-boat T.
cugsuiit, captain Guideau, which was carrie d
TO falmouth by the brig Of war Gnat CAP
tam Sewell, which capture and occurrences
We pubiished ia our gazette Of the Sd. AZ,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-11
THE CRISIS.

The conclusions which we have hitherto
drawn of favorable adjustment of our diff
terehcos with European powers. have been
bottonied upon the honorable, lust and cor
cHiating propositions Of our government to
the courts OF France and Great Britain. If
they prove unfounded, they will only go to
shew that we have been disposed to place
more confidence in the friendly dispositions
on St. James and st. Cloud than they deserve.
Inc efforts of our government to bring mat
ters to friendly issue with the beligerents
may have failed, but the world will very
shortly understand that it is owing to their
ow2wickcdness and not to ourpertinacity.
The American administration for the last
IL months has exhibited an example of mo
uefatioh aud ioroearsuce Jhich must asto
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-11

power of the United States by combining with
France to have oppressed and wounded En-
gland, or by combining with Great Britain
to have injured France in vital part but
atlhering to the principle Of strict neutrali-
ty, our government has preserved the origi-
nal position taken by Washington when the
French revolution first broke out, which was
to avoid all connection with the French or
the English, preserve an independent atti-
tude, deal justly and impartially with the
warlikc powers, and resist every encroach-
ment which they should attempt upon our
rights. =
The United States have gone through the
doctrine of neutrality from beginning to ends
and their foreign relations have now come
emphatically TIA crisis.
How will the government of the United
States meet that crisis !
Three courses of conduct present them
selves: -.
l A continuance of the Embargo without
any further preparation for war.
III a CONTINUANCE of the E.nbargo, with
vigorous preparations for war, including the
formation OF two armies, one on our north
eastern and the other on our south western
frontier; with a corps. de reserve of select
miliua for the defence of the central parts of
the Union
III. An abrogation Of the Embargo laws,
declaration Of war against France & Great
Britain, premiums for privateering expedi-
Itions against our common enemies, an inyit
tation to the Spanish American Provinces.,o
declare independence, throw off all allegi-
ance upon Europe. and unite with us in re-
sisting its injustice and tyranny together
with the formation Of an army Of 90 600 men
for the invasion and subjugation of the Bri-
fish possessions in America
] Upon these propositions, in some shape or
| anOt her, our national lepiSlature rr,,ct dali;
berate and rinet dec:.s 'rS
tives of the people are called to high duties,
andthey owe it to themselves, to their coun-
try and to posterity TO discharge them with
tirmness; and that they will perform them
with spirit. with energy, with Judgment. no
| man WHO'S acquainted with the American
4 character can doubt. Monitor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-11

The United States Attorney in Rhode Is
land, IS said to have received orders to
seize all vessels loaded or loading without a
Collectors permission. Ii is believed manv
vessels are in one of these situations, under
an idea of their owners, that the embargo
would be raised. 8ostoa PAPER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-11

Those IN Italic new members.
Ihlrty-hve counties in Pennsy lvanih give Mr..
SHj der majority of 27,427. Seven counties re-
MAN to be heard from.
In the legislature parties stand thus:
In the Senate 10 members republican and 10
federal. In the House OF Representatives "a re-
publican and 81 federal
Georgia. Messrs. Troup, Bib, Cobb & Smelt
are reelected representatives in Congress.
South Carolina Messrs Marion, Aston, Tat-
Tor and Calhoun are reelected representatives. in
Congress.
Ohio. There is scarcely doubt tllat Mr. Nor
row is reelected representative in Congtess by
great majority.
MIR. Huntingdon is said to be elected Governor.
III
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-11

From information, derived froa the most res-
pectsble sources, principally fSoh members OF
Congress arrived from the respective states, we
are JUSTIFIED in stating the follow = results ofe-
iectoral votes AS certain:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-11

WAsHfNGToN, Nov. z.
For the information OF our readers, we resent
the following Table, exhibiting statement of
the number of Electors of President and Vice
President, chosen by the respective states, with
Tie mode and time of election in each state