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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-21

THIS .is 10 give not'ce. That the suO''I
Der of Alexandria county, ia the dls'rc' o.
Columbia, hath obtained from tie o'Pnan, IAN,
Court of said county letters tes'sms''I,
ON the estate Of CHARLES "A1s"IAi "a
late of the county aforesaid, nerchan' az !"
all persons having aims against the saio W. W.
ceased, are hereby warned 20 e2IliOp W. w
same, with the vouchers thereof 10 4 1wJ
scriber, on or before the 9th day o. m s.r,
next or they may by law be EXCLUDE? is1. %.,j
81, heneit 20 said eslate--and those inc'u" wv
thereto are required to make imnsal'''F'
ment. -, l., ofSe
Given under my hand this 9Th DAY wv
'''''> James Patton EXT Ext
Co,E,Y,her
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-21
FOR SALE,

A quantity Of Houie Frames.
From Is feet 10 % feet long, one story and
an half and two stories high. | have also
two very handsome two story Brick houses to
rent, in pleasant situation, just finished.
A. Scholheld.
eth mo. l4th.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-21
Sept. Isl.

[obbeJmzlh y Ian-RS0te- Wo7 ke'.
4 He subscriber continues to make and
T. repair all kinds Of COPPER * LIN
WAKE, ard also carr'es Oh the BRASS
FOUNDERS BUSINESS under the dice
ton of lillian Fletcher, and will execute
any work in tlat line.
FCR SHE,
IS boxes 10 by u, and Il do 6 by 10 Bo'
hemia Window Glass, of good quality.
70 LET,
The House on Fairfax street, occupied by
myself, which is made TO accommodate one
or two tamilies--l will give lease on mo.
derate terms. Also, the Brick House on
the corner Of Prince and Roy al streets, and
one Blacksmith Shop with set OF oois'
For Sale or 10 Let On GroanG heat .to'
eVer,
IS feet Of Ground, fronting on King-street
and running back 100 feet TO 10 feet alley,
it is situate nearly opposite the diagonal
pump in q good part of the town. :,
TIE highest price will be given tor oia
Copper, pew,e", Drass aud Lead
George M'Munn.
Who has for hire handsome light Coachst
with careful driver.
August so. 5In
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-21
EVENING SCHOOL.

E"I4E subscriber respectfully informs the
4 inhabit5nts OF f,lexandria and its 'icinity,
that lie will commence all EVENING SCHOOL,
on the 25th ofthe present month.
Terms, three dollars pei quarter the STU
dents furnishing light for themsciyes-three
dollars and seventy Ave cents If the su5sCri-
Der supply them ith lights. Ink and quilts
will be furnished graus
sJ3 FOR any thing pertaining to the ma
thenatics the terms may be known of
]. Parable.
Sent. IS. cost
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-21
! wenty Dollars Reward.

Last night ali outrageous hssf1ass was COM
mitted Oh the subscribers property, by cut
tine Gown POST and RAIL fence, lately
made by him. ! VIII give t'venty dollars Tor
such information as will enable ne to support
g. prosecution agans. he otienuer or often
Gcis.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-21
August l9.
ORPHANS COURT,

.A!erandria County, 6q1t. Term, 1907
ORDERED,
That the Executor Of Charles Wadsvorth,
deceased. do insert the following adVeFihs
mert three times week for SIX weeks Ia tho
alexandra DAILY Gazette.
Test.
ALEXANDER MOORE, Rfs'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-21
September 6
FOR kENl,

TIN NLkN - LN
THE DWELLING HOUSE sns.
Colonel Hoor, ON Water-strset. ~ a.ressa,
cious and convenient, and has al ar1.n AZ
or,hou 1s with very excellent garden :"
ached to it.
J. II. Hooe, as,.
a5oiAA pyecuior,'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-24
e" GARRISON ORDERS.

". OFIedns, Scft. 5, 1909.
No citizen is to pass into the garrison
by any rout ualess passed in by an officer ;
q it is expected that no gentleman will intro.
duce stranger, or man, who, from the te-
nor of his general line of conduct, may be
deemed hostile to the government of the u.
States
No citizen, unless holding a commission
civil or military, under the government, is
permitted to enter Fort St. Charles, under
any preteXt whatsoever.
81. NJ. PIKE.
I" Major ComnQndant"
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TO THE EDITORS.
EXTRACT-DATED,

Washingfon, Oct. y, 1909
MIR. Jackson has frequent interviews and
conferences with the Secretary of State
but suspect the hroshecf before as, in rela
tion to English affairs, is dark and clouded ::
possibly. presently, some rays of hope may
begin to beam upon us.
have no idea that the Minister Of the
Spanish Junta will be received and recogni
zed. This is a delicate case, which calls for
prudence and circumspection. In the pre-
sent state of Spanish affairs, we are not, Ger
family, required by the established la VS. and
"sages OF nations, to commit ourselves to the
one or the other party; in doing so, we would
directly counterfeit our true national policy,
that is, a pacific one. ...M Y. Pub. AdU.
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ON the 2lst day of December next, If fair,
~ ~ rot the next fair day, will be soid a. tue
yelling house of the late George Garner, ii,
the county OF Westmoreland, about sixteen like
iy NEGROES, and the present years crop of
corn, &c. which property viii be sold pursuant
10 deed Of trust. made by George Carver for
the purpose ofsecuring the payment OF hi, debts
The sale viii he on credit oC twelve months,
the purchasers giving bond with approved secu-
rity. IL the negroes and crops do not sell tor q
sufficient sum 10 pay the debts ofthe said Garner
the subscribers win, on the day after the sale OF
the negroes and crops, sell all so much OF the
land conveyed in trust for the above purpose, as
Will make sum sufficient for the payment of the
debts o. the said George Garner. All such Gre.
di;ors as may exhibit their claims TO the subscri-
bers before the said 2lst Of December next, pro-
perry authenticated, and which the Subscribers
may consider legal and Just, may purchase at the
sad sale, and sinai! be allowed discount of their
claims, gainsl thcir purchase.
THOS STOWERS,2
JAMES COX, ''"''
Westmoreiand County,}
October "a. tbs
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81 Major Commandant.'
NORFOLK, Oct. 1,

49, -, INokro Lh, o6t. 10.
The Africane frigate, on board of which
MIR ErSkine is to embark for England. re-
mains in Hampton Roads. Her departure
we understand from good authority depends
upon the arrival of Mr.. Jackson's dispatches
from Washington. AS she has already re-
manned longer than was expected it is sur
missed that Mr.. Jackson has commenced his
negotiations with our govcrpment, and de
tans Ibis ship in order to advise his govern
inent OF the progress or probable result of
those negotiations.
IL is said that dispatches from our govern
ment for Mr.. Pinkney, which were sent down
to so by the Afric aine, have been returned.
Ledger.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-24
ID ARTLETr STILL has opened a. OFF

ARTLETf STILL has opened an Office at
, the Bell Tavern, in the CITY of Richmond =:
Where he offers his services TO the Public. To-
transact General Commission business in the
o'ie or PURCHASE OF The different articles current
IN this Market, viz. Tobacco, Flour. Hemp re-
lie WI also, Degotate notes on liberal terms. and
IS wiling to undertake the collection & liouidat
ing Merchants and other Accompts, in and near
me city-His long experience IN business in
cInes him to hope 70 give general sati faction, as
ne always will consider it his duty faithfully to
OBSERVE INC interest ofthose who may honor him
with their Confidence
All Kind OF gods and produce, stored in fire
proof house, and delivered on the shortest no.
toe
O:tober o. v,c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-24
MERINO WOOL.

The following is an extract of letter
; ON Chancellor Livingston to Elkannah
Watson of Phtsfield Mass on the subject of
this important asticle:
"Lebannon Strings, Seh. 10.
DEAR SIR,
On the subject of cotton, on which
we conversed fully when at your house,
VIII suggest an idea. which is striking, to
show how easy it will be for the northern
states to rival the southern in substituting
the value OF the cotton by our Merinos. One
million OF Merino sheep will give FIVE milf
ons pounds OF fine wool, supposing them to
DE composed OF ewes and wethers in equal
proportions. Five million pounds of fine
wool are worth now ten millions of dollars +;
and even at the peace price in England, 7
and half millions of dollars.
fourteen million pounds of cotton (the
quantity exported in one year from South
carolina and Georgia. taking the short and
long staple together at the utmost, is not worth
live millions of dollars at the London Mar
Eets. The states of New York and Massa
Cbusetts either Of them, without any mate
rial change in their agriculture, except a
substitution OF MerinoS for other sheen. can
e. raise as much wool as shall equal in value
10 the export OF cotton. But how easy it
would be once at that point, to double all our
NcrDo fi0Cks--thus leave a larger quantity
ot wool than we now have from the same
number of sheep, for domestic purposes. of
fine wool instead of coarse-and ali the sur
plus for expectation or to gointo future home
manufactures :"
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SPANISH AMBASSADOR

His excellency Don Louis de Onis, ambas.
sador from the Spanish Junta, arrived on
Tuesday last, and took lodging at Mr.. Craw-
ford's. in this town. He has not yet present.
ed his credentials to the President. George
Town Ind. Am Oct 18.
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Virtue Of "a Deed Of Trust, from William
, Pickaron TO the Subscriber, bearing date
we lOih lay Of May 1909, and recorded in the
any Court Of Northumberland, for securing
certain SUN ~ money therein mentioned WIN
So 9oId 70 the highest bidder, on the 1st day of
becan'1-r next, before the front door OF Mr.. To-.
se2h ROgc"s'5 tavern. az Northumberland co,;pt.
h'u'r, part of the tract "f Land wbcicon the
So" Pitk"io" now lives, lying IN the county 4
'.fre"d containing fifty acres, or so much there
o', rs whl Ne sufficient to meet the intention Of
the said deed OF trus.
Ihe SAID sale wdi be made in conformity with
u"e urection' m such cases ofthc act ofthe Gen.
sral Assembly, passed the 91st dav of Iun,,ar,
10Y, entitled" Az Act Concerning execution.
and Tor other purposes
a. SAML. BLACKWELL, Trustee.
October IT, 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-24
TWENTY DOLLARS REWIRD-

II UN-AWAY, from the subscriber, on the
~ 3Oth daj OF September last, an apprentice
boy named MILES ELAN, {bound 20 me bv
the iounty court OF Amelia,) by trade a saddler.
ABOUT ., l9years OF age, ) feet 2 inches high has
rather sallow complexion, black hair. z yhicI,
he sometimes wears tied, full black yes, great
gambler, aud being detected in that vice, is tbe
cause OF his going off The clothes he carried
with him are, al brown cloth coatee, a mixed Vir-
gInia cloth do. two pair Of blue Virginia cloth
p'Haioons' and one DO. ct brown ground. with
a white check stripe Its supposed he viii en-.
deavor TO get work at the above trade, as h. c,,..
RED OIL all his tools with him / will give the g.
Dove reward TO any person who will return the
sad apprentice TO me- lodge him in idi. so thL
setbim sSsin. forewarn all persons from h,r-
oorins or employing INN. as am determin d to
prosecute sucle S do Masters of vessels and a.
hers, are cautioned against carving him awsv,
TOHE b. REAJ.
iS'CrsO' Oc'opeF ~ 3w
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A seizure for the violation of the laws OF
the United States, of fch ship and cargo,
was made yesterday. The vllainy of the
Jamaica Doctor, it is to be presumed, will be
an useful caution to the public officers, and
render a more exact attention to those disci
pies of discord and disgrace to national repu-
tation and laws.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-24

VIE Subscriber beng licensed to practice ths
A Law, will attend the Superior and Interio,
courts tor Henrico, and the musings Court of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trusting business TO his
management may rely on his best efforts for their
n.I, H'S ohlce Is in the upper story of the
October d. -
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be rs ready for defence a. they are averse ,c
aggression
z. The memory of George Washington
The soldier of liberty, the hero of the revo-
luton. and the friend of man. 8 cheers.
9. DIR. BENJAMIN Franklin-The first
star in the East. as benignant in influence as
glorious in splendior.
9. The Patriots of the Notwithstanding
the independence they achieved is valued,
their services and sufieriugs vii! endear them
To thcir Countrymen. ,..
10. Freedom of the Press and of Religi-
on--Truth will ever triumph, where isyesti
CATION is free. . 3,
IL Our affairs and fire sides--Mav it he
the determination of every American TO mca
sure the continuance OF his life, by the CON
unnance OF their unvioated sanctity g.
II. Foreign Intrigue Wills, It's efforts re-
hect indelibic disgrace on, its authors, may
they serve to strengthen the attachment OF
the people to their own government -
cheers.
IS. The State of 'Vermont-We hail her
return to the fold of Republicanism.- MAY our
other sister states OF New England initiate
her example!
ID. The State of Maryland-She stopped
only to rise with renovated yigor
Is. The republicans throughout the Uni
ted States" A long pull. a ST. ong pull, x
pull all together" 8 cheers.
10. The nex5 Congress of the U. States
hrm yet pac,6c-neither to be seduced by
lnsid'ons intrigues nor awed BY open violence,
from asserting the rights Of their country.
II. The Social Aiiecti"ns-'rh form the
earthly paradise Of man: ion., NAV they
bloom in their only appropriate climate :;
the Climate of equal liberty S cheers.
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REPUBLICAN,.
Assembi... Council
Mercantile ASu.

Papers and letters were received in Lon
don, on the 22d August from Paris, which
mention that the American minister had set
out on Journey to Amsterdam, but with the
declared intention of returning to Paris, in 5
weeks.....Mcrc. .Hdy.
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VOLUNTEER TOASTs.

by Nh. Jcfi.r5on. The Freedom of the
Seas. JcGerson's March. gun, 9 cheers.
By Jndge Roene. The diffusion of know
ledge free Press. and frequeat elections.
In the science of free government, these are
:" the law and the prophets"
By Col. Monroe. National honor is Matt
onai property-Its protection is among The
nrst duties o! Freemen.
: By Judge CdbeH National Gratitude
WI" does not feel that it is Republican
virtael
By Judge Fleming All true Patriots, &
oblivion toparty distinctions
Mr.. Jefferson having re ired,
BY The Governor. Thomas Jefferson
First in the hearts Of his Country
By Mr.. Wirt Unity. Friendship, & Love.
On the Governors retiring,
By DR. Foushce The Governor of Vir-
ginia-The warm and undertaking Repub-
lican.
BY archibald 7nveatt. Domestic Ma
nutactures-t Their prosperity. All additional
pillar to the Temple of Liberty.
By William 1funford. The true Rcpub-
lican, whose practice illustrates MS princi
pies.
g One good turn deserves another IF
Lord Wellington mas made the Bishop of To-
iedo, Regent ut Spain--it is not too much to
expect, that the Regent will yield the Cadiz
Teet 1.-THE opportunities OF his haron.
We understand, that duel was fought on
the 18th on the Maryland shore by Bernard
Hooe, Junr. Esq. and Mir. Kemp both of
Prince William County. Mr. X. was once
a member of the House OF Delegates, and
Mr.. IL. last spring elected to the Senate OF
virginia, IN the room Of Richard Brent, Esq
The first fire took effect i'll both. Mr.. HIS
wound proved mortal and he died the same
evening. This duel took its rise in some DO
ltical dispute.
Mr.. JEFFERSON left town yesterday morn
ing for Monticello.
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giria will have lost by its Armory at Rich
mond. at the lowest possible calculation, tzvo
hundred thousand dollars !!-This is ar
ming the militia with vengeance...Ia ieii-
gcncer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-24
A PORTRAIT OF CERvANTEs.
WANTS EMPLOY.

M AS Committed TO the Jail of Northum.
w berland County on the 18th tlav of Nav
last, snegro Fellow who calls himself BiIley he
IS about five feet, ten inches high, of let black
complexion, he was sold from this County about
fifteen years ago by Griffin Forest,., to Mr.
Jone. OF Bedford, and by him to a Mr. Scott Of
Hawkins County in the State of Tennessee THE
owner is requested to apply, prove property, paw
charges, or ne will be sold to pay his prison fees
according TO law.
JOSEPH ROGERS, 1ailoy
Northd County, oct 81 w3mI
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III MES .SMrPH

Tickets to be had at J,tn r. Iopes,Spo.,
Stationary Fancy Store, N W. corner OF tbs
Ms," street, and that lie ding to the head
% 'he oaSh nearly opposite u The Eae,e T.y-
cru VINO has just received considerable addi-
NO. N 70 ms assortment consisting ol Cap Paper
DO n /, =, q ., Letter Paper & 9, Folio Post,
Royal Medium & DENY Writing pm nl.ot'
ana F'ayIng Cards by tite gross ,loz. or single
PACK req and black Morocco Pocket B oks OF
every description, red Morocco Purses, Thread
Eases and Note Cases, elegant Travelling Port
fol'os' large assortment of fine CUTLERY Seal
s wax SILVER blade Fruit Knives, s. Hanging.
mandatory in Philadelphia from which he viii
procure any quantity quality which may be
wanted Also many other fancy articles too nu.
rner ms to particularlze.
October "a. 90.
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Richmond gbeatrt.
On Wednesday Evening next, October Is, 1909,
will be performed GRIND Afeio Drai,.a, caird
L T. \ l. LII:

THE SIEGE or IIO.NTGHTZ.
In Act |. Forest, N which tne disguised Te.
keli and Wolf escaped from the austrian soldiers
In Act III. The inside of the Mill OF Keben,
with bridge across the Torza, in the back
ground.
In Act Ill view inside of the Fortress OF
Montgatz, changes to the ramparts, with a grand
oattie between the Hungarians and Austrans, in
winch iekel assisted by AlexIua, who, in SIN
gle combat, vanquishes AN Austrian officer, is
victorious and Montgatz saved
End oil the Play, Ballet Dance to be perform
ed by Children, call'd
III CK IN DISTRESS
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tied to the promotion OF tn. public prosps-

ted to the promotion OF tn. public prosps-
rity.
RESOLVED, That WTiiiam Eonskee, Sesr.
Phiih Norborne Nicholas. Itiliam UIrt
.dndrerc &eUenson, Thomas Richie. MI
ham Robertson, Peytou Rdndoiih, e MI
ham Is. Hare, be appointed Committee
to make the proper arrangements for a din
ner to be given to Mr.. JEFFERSON at the
Eagle Tavern Tomorrow. Ieste,
WILLIAM FoUsHEE, President
.,4l WILLIAM MuNFoRD, Secretary.
The above Address was inclosed by Doc
tor FovsHEE, to Mr.. JEFFERSON, in the
following letter.:
RICHMOND, Oct. 90, 1909.
With much pleasure, as the organ of p
meeting of the citizens of Richmond, COM
ply with their request, in transmitting to YOU
the enclosed expression of their feelings, on
your arrival in the metropolis of your native
State, after SO long an absence. ai
Permit me to add my most perfect accor-
dance with the unanimous expression of the
meeting
And am. Sir, 80
With the greatest respect, g.
Your most ob't.
..,:.a WIN. FOUSHEE.
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New York, Oct. II,

NEW-JERSEY ELECTION.
A correspondent in New. Jersey. has sen,
us the following, as the result of the electi-
OH i'm that state, viz:
FEDERAL, REPTJRI JCAN
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DOCT'OR q. U.fI3CN,
nFFERS his Medi.al SeyV,ees 4, IN, ;,taL;
~ fdgfs 1 RichOlona anil IFS nsighsoyhooL m.
CcfOker 70
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{ HARLES FREMON Respectfully informs
- Tie public, that he has opened Night
school Tor the French Language, at MIR. Da-
he will attend three nights every week $3.50
-, from * in the evening " nine,
lie VIII also attend, those families, who wish Il,
nave their Children privately instructed in ,hat
branch OF education, in their respective houses =.
His terms Will DE made known by applying at
MS lodgings, at M. Darouxs
October 24. In
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DR.. WIN. FoUsHFE.

On Friday the Goth, the officers of the
18th Regiment were attending their Drill
Muster, on the Capitol Square. 1t was not
known 20 them until about ten O'Clock in the
morning, that Mr.. Jefferson had arrived in
town on the preceding night. With one con.
sent 1T was determined that deputation of
officers should wait on him, on behalf of
the whole, and invite him to dine with
them at four o'clock on that day. The
invitation being accepted, at the hour
tor dinner Mr.. Jefferson, accompanied by
the Governor, Dr's. Hare and Jones, of the
Council Col. Monroe, and Col Skipwith,
Mr.. Thweat and Mr.. Baker,) was escorted
from the Swan, by q officers, received and
conducted thro' the files of the officers to the
dinner. The Commandant of the Regi
ment presided, assisted by Mai. Tompkins.
during, and at the close of the repast. the
following volunteer Toasts were drunk
The President of the u. S.-The guardian
OF our national rights and honor.
The Spirit of 76-Whle we cherish thar.
we shall continue to honor our fathers.
The Memory of General Washington.
Our Revolutionary Victories-Whilst hu-
mainly bled, Tyrant trembed.
by Mr. jefferson. The Militia of the U.
S.---Ihe bulwark of our Independence.
Mr.. having retired by the p. ,ident.
'i'uob'iOho t,hCol, Il tlDllldS JEFFERSON.
late +. OF the u. 5. and one of the SURVIVING,
Fathers OF our Republic.
On Saturday, Public Dinner was given
at the Eagle, in honor of Mr.. Jefferson. A
large and brilliant company attended.
The guests invited, were Mr.. Jefferson.
the three Judges oe the Court of AppeaIs,
Col Monroe, Judge Cabeil, Messrs herman
Baker, q a. Thweatt, and Col Skipwith.
Governor Tyler presided DR.. William
foushee acted as Vice President.
After an excelleat dinner, the cloth was
cleared aud the following toasts were drunk
accompanied with music from the Band of
the Rifle Company, and discharges from the
Artillery Company:
1. The People Of the L States
d ne onion OF the American States.
3. James Madison, President of the Uni
tod States-May his frmness perpetpate the
government which his wisdom Contributed "a
establish Q cheers.
A. George Clinton, Vice President of the
y states, the venerable Patriot of the Re.
volutlon. 8 cheers.
s. Neutrality-Let our digniHed forbear.
snce be the pledge of energetic defence.
o. Our Array and Navy-May thew ever
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STATIONARY PRIZES OF THE

WHEN the mghly interesting OBJECTS Of the
above Schennr of Lottery, are taken into view,
to wit--the erecuon of suiraDle banding for the
reception and care Of .Hauiac4 tog.ther with the
hatterihg prospect itotfers to every person dis
posed to contribute then sid TO SO laudable a pr
pose, 1t is hoped it witt not fail to receive a
prompt and liberal support.
The prizes will be paid in sixty days after the
drawing is ,:ompieted. Such prizes as are not
demanded within j months thereafter, will be
considered as generous donations to tile Insttu-
ton.
= Bond aid security have been f,iyen bv the
Managers to the State of Maryland. tsr the faith
full pc furiIlance of their duty $50 --
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Mr.. JEFFERSON left town yesterday morn
ing for Monticello.