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q VERSE.

On seeing the statue Of .dhoilo fail durinp
ne late conjqagration Of Drurg Lane
Theatre.
Near Drury's celebrated Lane,
Was rear'd HPoLLo's mighty fame,
High DER the ,oofs below:
The MUSES. chose IL for their scat:
rhyme HUPID made ifhis retreat.
Ina PAUTUsj Joined tie Co.
hoflhy they drueh al first whiie,
Bid Talent. Joy, and Genius smile,
ReToarded for their Tolls
But Jnsfice soon Iorsook the hlace,
hnd FaDon,ftism, TOO long, alas
Reuepd iniH got s,toiis.
The MUSES. to Parnassus few.
And PLUTUs from The House 4vitl.irew
Mute oas AfoLLo's iyre--
VULeNH, IN zurath. assaiifhe 1pais,
And PEeEBUs, poor and friendless. fan.
Before the Con Of FIRE.
LONDON P<rER.
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" lNGlNIA, {. rit At Chanccry Distric
Court, held in the City Of williamsburg.
the t4th day OF April, 1909 ~
Kendall Lee RtF ssainst Ann SPiller, widow
OF Benjarain Spiiler, deceased, Benjamin Spiiler.
Susan Hurst, George Smither and Nancy his
vie, and Grace, Patrick, Roxillana and lanes
Spnier' infants, by the said Benjamin SpiItcr
their guardian, and William Spler and Hickn.a,
Spil'er Dsf'ts
LIE defendant, William SpiIler, not.l,ayine-
entered his appearance and given security accor
dihS 70 tie Act OF Assembly end the rules ofths
court and IT appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court that he is not an uhaiitat OF this country,
On the motion of the plgintiii, BY his counsel,
itis eras,ed, That the said defendant do apnear
mere on the first day ofthe next term and answer
the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy of this or
Ger t- forthwith inserted in one oftiie Richmond
newspapers, for two months successiyely. aud
this city. f''''
Copy.
MayD. - q. %.
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FOR SALE.-By virtue of deed oftrust, ex-
=! ecnted by Pleasant Younghusband, in his
life time, and recorded in the General Court 49,
VIII be sold, on the twenty second day of next
month (May,) at the Eagle Tavern, in the city Of
Richmond, four hundred and ninety-three acres
OF LAND, in the county OF Henrico, being the
tract of LAND wherein Francis Lewis, dec {. =
resided until his death, which Land was decided
to said Younghusband, by Moses Davis and wife.
The deed was executed to the Subscribers to Sc
cure to Frederick Harris, the payment of two
thousand eight hundred and sixty dollars, with
interest from the first of March, i3o9---
tits mentioned in the deed, that the saleswas to
be made for ready money, but the deed is dated,
on the Esd March, 1908, therefore subject to the
act OF the last session of Assembly of Virginia,
entitled " An Act concerning executions & for
other purposes"
DAVID BULLOCK,l
THoS. NORYELL, A'H'ees"
April %. ids
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March "a. N o,u.as G.

NoK SALE VALE4BLE TRACT or
Il LIND, lying on the banks of James River.
nearly opposite to the West.rer Estate contain,
ing, between eight and nine hundred acres, boun.
dea by the river upwards ola mile; by the lands
OF Mr. Harrison OF Maycocks and the Road lead.
ing from Cookies ferry to petersburo about
one fourth part of the tract is cleared il has
some grass land and affords good range for
Cattle, has a good Landing place, and ppof,a.
bic fishing place might be male on it, ut SINAI,
expence; it has NO improvements except an old
dwelling house. This land, with proper tinage.
would make good wheat farm One fourth
part OF the price will be expected on giving pos.
and sixyears will be gwen if feo,,ired Mle.
Selden, junr. will be good enough to shew the
land. re pEacn,,. VIC
Williamsburg, April Is. ,ytc
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" INCANlA. 70 ,en AT Chancery H;s,.,,,.
Cout, held in the City of Williamsbnrr
the 18th day OF April, 1909.
VIM. M Feters and James Ward,aw pl,,s.
against John w. Fox and Elizabeth L. Fnr
tants' children and heirs of John Fox tho youn-
ger, ana pm Lewis administrator of the said
lonn r Eox, Ann Fox. Thomas B. Fax, William
Fox. Henry Fox and Isaac Shelby Dr},ts. y :
The defendant Isaac Shelby, not having en-.
tered ms appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act of Assembly and the rule, of this
court. and appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court that he is not an inhabitant ofths country
on the motion Of the plaintiffs. by their counsel:
IT'S ordered. That the said defendant do appcar
here on the first day of the next term, and .,sws,
Inc oiii OF the plaintiffs, and thata copy fth:s or
der ee forthwith inserted in one OF tls Ricb,ro,il
newspapers, for two months successfully and
this city. N -
Il Copy,
AN7r1: ROBINSON, C. a.
way y. yy9yv !.
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N.ayD.
PURSUANT to decretal order Of lhe chan

PURSUANT to a decretal order of the char
Gerry District court of Williamsburg, will
ne offered for sale, at Westmoreland courthouse.
On Tue am MONDAY IN May next, being court day,
that very valuable FARM, situated on Nomonv
river, IN the county Of Westnorelsnd, the proper
~ OF John Matthews, late of sail county, corr
tanning o43 acres A'credit Of 12 months wiille
given, the purchaser executing bond with ,p
proved security to the commissioners ac>Hy nm
ger the Aforesaid order and deed of tr,s. on tue
iani to secure the payment of the purchase mo.
ney' according to the terms of the decree
April II. 1o,$
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hocToR JOHN HAYES, offers his nro.
mopd and its vicinsFe. y ->'s"'
May o.. &c
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on THE PLAY GIVEN OUT ron THE y1xe,,
THEATRE.
His Majesty's Servants exhibit to night.
The old Play of =" Ill in the Spronp -
The pcrformsrs, no doubt, viii be perfect and
right,
In piece they've been acting so long
QUIZ.
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NJ oIfcE.-The subscriber has, for the pre-.
/ Y sent, removed his .
M NeDyyE nrnroy

NJ oiiCE.-The subscriber has, for the prea
i sent, removed his
PEWDUE OFFICE,
70 tie front room of the house occupied by Mr..
Ser'er b. Page, opposite to Messrs Hovey and
o'.er where he transacts business as usual
he has on hand aquantity of West India and
ouer SOODS, and is prepared with convenen,
store-houses TO re ooiye any further consigamenta
that may be made 70 him.
JAMES BROWN, .Tr. Auctioaccy.
+ ACiNG THE Tapppallannoek 1OCXE;
~ CLUB RACES, will commence on Thur.
day the 25th Mayne
l'T DAY-Tha 5oetey Club Purse of 8 $50.
2ND DAY-Ths Jockey Club Parse of S 24o.
3RD DAY-Thc Proptifoy's P1rse Of g fcos
entrance, a 70 d0larsftyo miie heats iys Eor IS
wEIcATS rs FoLIows sc
AN aged horse, libgI,i0 4 Years old, H. rosS !,
years old dzo$7xsr -, s - ~ ~
do. s1l0 Ard q. ~: sss,, y, ~ ~
fes tst {. s 81,
The course, &c- will be In )rsiad orfe. hsss
therefore may expect Hne sport -tai les ss,,t 4 NJ.
ter provided gratis,upon timely ppre Al ,rs6 81
proprietor OF the course. 81 3 81 55ss ~, ~ %
II. S. aRROcKENBR 9L7GK 9,
Secretary IND Iyeasws,, (
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Scc,-etary IND Iyeasuys5

The Secretary eannst state accurately the =.
mount Of each days purse, but supposes they sv; e
as obove stated ter dedactiHg the ockey Cla5 dina
ner and the espense Of adveytisinS the raess fromA
the subscription.
April H. tar
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N CHANCERY.-A quarterly CourI
L continued and held for King and oneen
County at the Courthoue on Tuesday the 18th
of March, 1909 TN
Joseph Temple, sen Plt.f: against John
w; Sempie and EdwardHill, Dsf'w.
entered his appeara,ceh and given security ae,
cording to the act OF Assembly and rules of this
court, and it appearing 4 the satisfaction of the
Court that he is not an lnhabitant of this state.
On the motion of the plaptiff by his Council; II
IS ordered, that the said defendant John w. Sem
pie 40 appear here on the first day of the next
teri, ,er,.. ano answer the Bii Of the plaintiff, and
that copy OF this order, b. forthwith published
IN some public newspaper printed in the CITY of
Richmond for two months accessively, and that
another copy be posted atihe front door of This
Courthouse.
A copy. Teste,
Rof POLLARD, &C.
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M ESSRS. Stephen G. Letcher, and Ste
IVA phen Arnold--A, neither Of you are resi-
dents in the state ofvrginia, nor have any known
agent or attorney wi.s ~ the same, to whom this
notice can be given, hereby give you notice,
that at Gooc,land court house, on the goth day
of May, 1909, between the hours of six in the
morning and seven in the afternoon, l shall pro-
coed to take the deposition of George Under
wood, single and material witness for me 10 a
particular fact in the suit, which you have
brought against me, in the circuit court of the
United States, in the district ofvirginia, in pur.
suance of ommissioB for that purpose obtained
SAMUEL WOODSON
April 81. ep4u
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Paris, 17h January, 1909.
True Coty,
Z TURRE.dU, Min. Plen. of France.
From London Pah.r

From a London Paper. ~.
Mrs. CLARKE, the Duke of York's tormentor
has published. in two volumes, with correct
Portrait of the Authoress, and fac SMILES of the
letter Of the Duke of York, work Untitled.
I" Memoirs of my own life containing facts and
observations, illustrative of recent inyestiga-
ton, and accompanied with numerous royal and
other interesting letters, which have never an.
peared before the public, by Mary Anne Clarke ),
On Mrs. Clarke BEING called a BagSaSe,"is The
Committee ef Inquiry.
Why, gentieniex, thus put to so much pain,
Poor captain Snnaon efthe Waggon Tram
For, all suho haze a single spark Of eandor,
Ihathe suas bound in duty, must ALLOW,
70 pay attention to, and keep in vie.y,
The Baggage Of our arn.ys chief commander /?
quiz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-16

@ &JJACoBS, are just receiving haal.-
~ ssme assortment of Spring GOODS,
Amongst which are,
o. Cotton Cambrics, Yellow Nankeens,
A. Do. do. Blue do.
o. Figured Ieno, Muslinet,
q a Do. do. Dimities,
l trunk supr. Plates, Bombazetts,
do Curtsin Calico, Bandanno Hh'kG.
SILK Shambray, a handsome assortnlt
Black Lutstring, Tortoise Combs.
Pad do. bale superfne Battas,
Florentine Waistcotng do Mowmsmoodies.
MarSeilles do
An elegant assortment Floor Carpeting.
With number of other articles too numerous
to enumcrate. All of which will be sold at redu-
ced prices for cash.
April %. g,
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FROM THE RALElGH IN. c. STAR.

Extract Of letter from a friend and eorreseon-
dcns at Tar6ore4gh
Your. publication respecting the Benni. has
excited the attention of your subscribers in this
Quarter They are DESTROYS of witnessing the
realty of what is said about it, and have desired
me to make application 20 You for some of the
seed. 1Planted some of tile seed last season.
(Which were presented me by General Blount,
VINO Procured them from Mr.. JefEcrson) hut |
was from home at tho proper season for saving
the seed; ihey were lost--I believe General B :.
has saved some. AS the Benni promises to be-
come an important article in husbandry, it is
presumed That any information respecting it's
culture aud use viii be acceptable. 1 therefore
present you with copy of Governor Mil.
Lodges communication on tl.is subject, which,
# you think proper, you may give place in your
Star"
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4. ELDRIDGE. u. D. c.

L Court, 1909.
Joseph Woolfolk andBentley Brown Pl'fs. a.
ga'nst Samuel NJ Smih. executor of John Brown
deed and Frederick H,rlis, D.fet.. "
IRE defendant Samuel NJ. Smith not having
snlered ms aPpearanceind given security accor,
ding to the act of Assembly, and the
court, and it aPpearimsslo.th satisfaction ofthe
court, that he is not aninhabtant of this state.
therefore the motion Of the plaintiffs, by their
counsel his ordered aid deereed, Sy The corr.
mat the SAID defendant Samuel M. Smith, do
appear here on the seco,N Monday in NAV nex,
and answer the plaintiff bill, and that |, COW OF
thus order be forthwith Inserted in some one of
the news Papers published in the city Of picb.
moHd, for eight weeks slccessivek, & puu,sh.
ed at the front door of ne court house Of tI,;,
county on some court day
A Copy. Teste,
March 81. o,,,a',
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DIRECTIONS
Concerning the culture and use of 8eun;

40 soPn as you suppose The fr0st is over, nut
inc SEED IN the ground it will grow in almost
any SOIL and requires little cultivation a small
fu,row made with :, plough or hoe, at the dis.
lance ct three and halt feet to four plant Il
as YOU would any small garden seed, and cover II
aboutone inch,deeP. Ii has few side roots. and
those short, and when the plant advances in
growth, the Garth should be drawn TO if The
leaves f'linS from the stalk, is The sign of the
seeds being ripe Cut off tire top which beers
tue pods, and tie them in small bundles, placing
the bundles with pods up against fence. OR t,oIe
resting on orutches. Fhe upper pods omen f;rst :.
when about haiftse pods are'open, the bundle is
hefd dewn over sheet, or tight floor, and with
small stick the seed are, easily tbrashed o,t
The bundles are then returned for the rem a;n;,o
pods TO open, all of which will take place in the
course Of eight or ten days.
The BENIN makes handsome border in n
heid, without injuring the crop. One busheI of
the seed yields three gallons of oil. When
parched and ground with an equal quantity of
cocoa, makes excellent chocolate. The negroe.
Parch the seed, andthen heat it in mortar !.
pint IN that state makes a pot of strong whole.
some broth. Those people are fond Of it; they
ssasonit With salt and pepper. The leaf is
cure for most bowel complains il is .oys.
reign remedy for the Dysentery Two or three
leaves without being bruised, put into pint Of
coid water''n afew minutes produce a pucilape
equa' 10 that on the white of an egg. Five or six
puts are generally taken in TIE course of the
day. The leaves, when dried under cover. ret ;n
tie'rproperty of producing mucilage SO that
iamies can have the benefit oft in the winter
Dr Smeit, OF Geo gis, has for many years used
1t N his practice he Informs me he allows b;s
patients to take it freely.
Some ofthe seed Of thi. valuable plant is now
IN the possession ola gentleman of this Civ
ENovrRER.
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London Monthly Magazine, .Tan. 1909.

Mr.. Thomas BruF of the City Of Washington,
mas Just invented machine for making Shot,
which is highly spoken of in the Washington ma
pers The machine is said to be very simple
and is adequate to the making wNl,in nine hours.
OF six ton of any all the different sizes of Shot,
or the same quantity of any kind of Ball, from
the small riae to a musket Mr.. BruF has OBJ.
tanned patent from the government of the u.
81 tor this invention.
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IN ChANCt Y--Buckingiiam County, Ia
4 nuary Court 500.
John ScrugIY yaistif. ". Wm. G. Briant &
James Martin eadasts.
oN the at.ota ,f the plaintiA, hv counsel. and
itappearing to satisfaction of the court, that
the defendant BI liant, is not an inhabtant or this
state; II is erhBva and derreed, That unless the
SAIL Brant shalIarpesr here at May Court next,
and answer the plaintiffs BIZ, The same x;il be
taken for confessea as to him, ai,,, the mater
thereof decreed accordingly, .nd that a cory Of
this order be forth with published IN surae pmolic
news.paner, of the city of Richmond, Y1r two
months successfully, ;ind another copy be posted
up at the front door of the courthouse of this
county.
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Il. ELDRLDGE. jr. %. c.

I'm CHANCERY-a-Bucsin yI,am Conn,y
4 Mach TERN, 1909 .
Elizabeth ra;iferro administrative of Charles
- aiaferro, deceased Plaintiff against John Bias
keryiue. jr. DJeraaas.
ON the motion of the plaintiff, by council, and
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the court, tla,
the defendant is rot AN inlia5i.ant of this state
II as ordered ard dereea That unless the. said de-
PENDANT shall appear here on or before Junc Court
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, the court
WIZ then proceed 70 take the same for confessed,
and decree the mater thereof accorlinf.,v and
that a copy of this order be forth viii, published
IN some public newspaper OF the city of Rich.
mond, for two months Successfully, and another
copy be poste,lup At the front door Of the court.
house of this count.
(ta@,, 3
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Mr.. Davy, in his Introductory lecture 70 ii,
last course IN the Royal Institution. I.ondon
which was begun ON the 18th Of last Decetnber
amidst great variety ofother important matter
explained The theories of Stabl and I.avo;s;er
particularly with regard to combustion. & shev,
ed IN what their difficulties consisted ali NJ
Which he thought might be .bviated by introdu.
eng the posiHve and negative Principle, the for
Iner ever attaching itself to infanmsble matter
and the negative to oxygen. Sulphur, and pbos
phorus, which, Till within few months. had
been regarded as simple bodies, he had decomno.
sed, and should be able to shew, by decisive ex.
perments, that they consist Of oxygen. hydrogen
and certain basis. Charcoal had Welded 70 a.
naiysis, and proved to be composed the carlo.
naceous principle and hydrogen the diamond
likewise was now found not to be pure carbon -
but consisted Of the cafbonaceous principle and
oxygen and plumbago also he Thought must be
referred to the carbonaceous principle with
small portion Of iron. Hence he was led to speak
OF the importance Of the discovery OF the mo 90
metals Potassium and Sodapnt, and of the still
more important results 10 chemistry which these
bodies were likely TO produce He had in The
last course only exhibited these metals in very
small portions; hereafter he should be able n
gratfy the audience with specimens of large
quanthes As soon ~ nc had made known lis
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Y. ELDRTDGE. jr. d. C..
hpTh 10. n..AE ,uQxvt,

NCHaNCERi--B buckingham County,
Il March Term. 1909
John Russell flailt,f, against wm C. Briant
and James Martia Deftnda,.s
ON the motion oftle plaintiff, bycounseL and
It appearing to the satisfaction of the court. TIA,
the defendant 3riant not an inl,abitant of this
state 1t i' srsered and aeycca, That unless he
siail appear here onor before June Court next,
answer the bill of the plaintiff the court wi,ltcn
ptoceed to take the sane for confessed as to him
ana decree the mstter thereof accordingly, and
that copy OF this order be forthwith published
m some public news paper of the city of r, cb.
mond, Tor two months successfully, and another
copy posted up at the front door of the court
house of this county.
n HaL,...S e
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Mr.. Curran, master of the Irish Rolls, is
at present so much indisposed, as to be una
pie to attend his legal duties. Report saws,
ne means TO resign. in which case he will
De succeeded by the Attorney General Of
Ireland.
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IsoeuLAr1os OF THE M1A.L...

Prom wf,son'. "7fea.i.e on Ft6,iie Di.eas..
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ANTI. ROBINSON; c. a.
way .. W9v
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-05

xrs. io.-This association shall continue
until the FIRST day Of January, eighteen hun
dred and sixteen, and afterwards until ma
jority of the stockholders shall decide, at q
special meeting, to put an end to It. After
such decision, no further purchases shall be
made but i: shall be the duty Of the Presr'
dent and Directors for the time being, to close
The business Of the company as speedily as
circumstances will permit. A dissolution
may at any previous time take place, II decia-
ed onby the holders of two thirds ofthe whole
stock, at special meeting, to be called by
the President and Directors at their own ms
stance, or on the application of the holders OF
at least one third of the whole stock, after SIX
weeks notice being given in the Alexandria
newspaper. g.
.4rt. 1.-THE books of subscription Tor
shares in this institution, shall be opened Oh
the aad day OF October, present, under the
direction OF Jane. Fl. Hose, John Janney, Ja-
cob Hoffman, Charles Bennetf, and cn'hssr'
Powely, Of which public notice shall be gwen
in the Alexandria newspaper. IN case tne
whole number of sharsa shall not be subscriS'
ed for on tha, day, the President and dlrec-
tors shall have authority to open the books
afterwards at their pleasure.
October s, 1909. 2aW3"
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TO RENT,

TWO STORES, on King-strtet, g three
on ROYAL street, with good cellars usoer .l'
whole-ihcy will be let together or separate
as msy best suit those who wish TO occupy
them, as they may be all connected together
a family may be conveniently accommooa'.
ed.--the stands are equal if not superior "a
.ALSO,
A convenient DWELLING HOUSE. on
G. Asanh.ytrect, between Duke and frlnco,
Greats This situation is healthy, with gooo
garden and we'll of good water IN the re, ys,u-
For further particulars apply TO WILL nn;s
MsKxleHr, or at M'KNfGHI ana o.E"
store, corner Of Fairfax and Alng-s.l e..sv
May 80.
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!. th SepteRoer.-ota w1W
SEINE ROPE.

ruE subscriber manufactures and has tor
e,,a At his house on Washington-street, OPP
nosite Jacob HeGn,an's sugar refinery, oelps
sndHauling Ropes,of all sizes SeineS pew
inr Twine; Shad * Herring Twine Back
ine and Red Cords. Plough Lines & traces
Mso. Jared Rope and other Cords.
Jofeph Harper.
February :,
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Death and Overthrow Of Adome.
lsque.

ns Box one dollar-Pitt three quarters
Of l,o|ar-Ga lery halfa Children'e
Tick cts to the Boxes half adol.ar.
~ Tickets to be had at the Office OF Mrs
Snowden, at Mr. Caton's, and al the Theatre.
ut Doors will open at six-ourtain lisc a
quarter before seven o'clock.
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n Q Z I c E..

THE subscriber by virtue of deed OF trust
from Edward CAN'T Of Fairfax county to am
dated 18th of October 1907 will sell al pup :
lie auction for Cash, at the subscribers tavern,
Fairfax County, Va. on the lst Oct. J so9,
Three likely young Negro men,
decided to the subscriber in trust BY the a'ore-
said Edward Can't, for the payment OF aeot
due from the said Edward Can't. to ilenry
Can't of Jcfferon County, Va -.
James Wiley.
.~th September.-3taw2w.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

HAS lately taken the convenient house on
the corner of St. Asaph and Duke streets
where he will receive few GENTEEL BOARD
Frs, by the month or quarter, or pupils Tor
the Academy, as it is SO convenient TO that
seminary, and having one already entered am
induced to apply for "a few more.
Richard H. Payne.
Qcfnher s. colt
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.aIrranorta DAILY 6aaetts.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER $.

The ,chr. Alert, capt. Mckenzie. Of this
.A ,yas spoken Sept. 10, lat. 80, 16, N:
pols % 6. Wis days out. BY capt. Cir
I'.S yho arrived at Portland.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-05

-. and that so far from being engaged
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-05
,rsprTAND ELECTIONS.

n Monday last the election for Dale.
70 ,be next General Assembly took
l|.ss = the different counties Of Maryland.
p rss fo,owing gentlemen composing the fe-
,s,l,;eket wers elected for Prince George