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LATEST FROM POSTJGAL

captain Rr,dc, of the brig Hector. frnm
LISBON, WHICH port he left Oh tho go
"t May, informs. that the British troops IN
Portugal amounted TO % 900 men, and ,hat
tue Portuguese army Consisted os go 600
That this force was divided into three djyl
sions, and was stationed 20 defend the rns
ses on the frontiers Of Por:uc ,-.rhat
several skirmishes had taken place between
the combined armies and the French, and
some scoa'ing parties IF the French had been
taken and sent to Lisbon Nogcnera! baitle.
mad been fought, though one was daily ex
pec.cd --ihe English and Portuguese
were 'ortIying Lisbon, and meant tn deS-nd
u agalTSt the French IN I've last cxt remi;y
iro'p BPS we're daily coming in from England
- here were about 400 English Transports
al lisbon and more expected. The P.,r-
tuGnese were in high sprils.-Eu POsf
yesterday arrived &c his port, the u s
sioap CT war Wasp. capt Lawrence, from
cruise to the eastward
ASoTnER ORDER OF THE BntTIsH CoUN-
Gil.
The following late intelligence from London
adds another outrage TO the scenes of enoroacl,
ment & aggression, to which tb. fin CONNIE rec
oi lliI country has been years subjected Nv the
decisions Of the Kings council L, seems that tbe
British government nWc folly assumed, for fac,
the assertion so long maintained by the federal
party ~ this county, that America is unable To
yindcate her rights srains, the power of Eng,
land - Not con-crt with excluding our com
merce from every valuable port in Tie contincn,
~ LVtOpe, nc next biow Is at O'lr Fisheries -
This IS the blow ~ which she hopes 10 give
vital stab 10 cur Increasing marine Bold rs tbc
outrage is, IL wIIfiud its advocates amongst us.
People Of New England You who hsve
grown ri~h upon your fisheries, what think YOU
"fy"ur Lloy@s, your Picfcyings and your HiHiou.
;fs now.-they told you that England was anxious
for return Ut confidence anil affection: But
that Republican Administration wee ayerqr
to settlement OF differences They told yo,r
England was willing to recognise your rights. {.
now it IS proved 10 yon that the first overture,
OF accommodation are met by the British Coun
Gil with an act Of aggression more grievous and
atsoci2ns, becaQSc it has no plea Of retaliation CT
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has already commenced ON an extensive
scale Four Cartels sailed. from Ply hou,h
on Tuesday the 18th, for Morlaix, with
eear 500 French prisoners on board many
OF whom had been confined several years
in this country. These will be followe q bv
many others, as fast as the Cartels return
with our prisoners in exchange.
German paper states, under date from
Semlin, the 1lh ul,imo that the cam
paign between the TURKS and RUSSI
ANS had been opened by some skirmish
Ting and that the army of each power was
estimated at one hundred and ffSy thou
sand men.
The disturbances in the Tvrol, mention
ed IN one of our late numbers, had their ori
gin in the attempt TO enforce the conscrip-
ton system among those brave people.
The reduction If the Danish Island OF
Bornhclm. in the Baltic, it is understood
was the first object of the fleet under Sir
! J. Saumarez. and from he state of its de.
fences, II !, supposed by this time to have
fallen an easy conquess.
The report of The Non Intercourse &C,
having been suspended, is contradictecl in
letters from n Y.tk, of the SIS, March
which likewise state. that no farther pm
gress had been made in Mr.. Masnn's bill,
nor was anv other commercial or political
measure OF Importance likely to I've adopt.
ed, until the return of the John Adams fri.
! gate.
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the French from .snddiusia had advanced
into l1iureia, had taken Lorca. and menac-
cd 1iureiG "A carfhageno. The Spanish
army of the Centre were Ia retire 30 Cartha
sena and .Hiicant, and no, risk battle.
We hope they will harrass the French,
Hanks. and cut of their supp,ies.--A par
team war Is the policy of the Patriols.-Bos-
ron CcRiiaei.
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necessity. anl i paliaistl bv no exa.np,e exist.
ing ''.i the part Otis snlaScnst
Es"aet Of "A feite, .fo'n Lon.or, DARED she iS.ls
OF lay
Last Saturday nights Gazette contains an
order IN Council ordering capture and condesi-
hati'n O. whaling ard fishing vessels of all naons
that eNciud, BRITISH ships from their ports or ia.
tons under the influence OF Bonapa.se"
New YoRN, July 5.
Dep,rted this life. yesterday, at the Fl ,uss. Of
Mrs Kinsey, No ) Broadway, Thomas Gilias,
Esq OF Richmond. Virginia, in the 41,h year of
ms age. after an il'ness off lhths, w:ch Ia.
hore wnh the most manly tortlu:S--Mr Gil.
iat was nrtlve OF England, hut for many
years past an nha5i:ant ~ Richmond; where IN.
sin'ab'e Qualities ct his heat and his numbcrless
virtues are. SO well kaawn, that his loss will be.
most deeply regretted The funeral will ne at
o'clock ,hls aiteric1n, at which the attendance
OF his friends and acquantauccs is particularly
| requested
F'osf'fntion OF the A'sericd: Flag by the British
han such declarations ss the following
-! t"Ntracted from the Sun, of the 23I Msvl are
| made III the Brit sh parliament, and by such
| man as Mr. Al -XaEder Barring, (who is kno wn 10
| be inimica, both To the Orde RS of Council AID
The Mmis'ry,) can we feel any surprise at the
measures adopte nn the continent, to exclude.
| Anne r,cap vessels
! Mr. BdIjag observed, the trade between this
| country ahd he North Of Europe might I've carri-
| e! on IN British ships under the American flag -
1t was impossible to distinguish English from A
mer'can sailors. Employing neutral and enc.
| mes seanen, IS training up future eaemy
| IN or own nursery for seamen.-H He very mucl,
| feared our American colonies could rot furnish
sufficient quantity of Timber sufficiently good in
qn'hiy. and was apprehensve that the measure
proposed would have the effect of increasing the
p &C OF very important article, which was al
ready exceedingly dear.
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{" MICHAEL PIONEERS. I"

AZ The paper y litelv furnished BY Capt.
Powers, is four days later than before re
ceVed hut is flied principally with de
bates on Parliamentary Privileges, and on
the topic of Catholic emancipation.
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europe.
BOSTON, June so.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

TO THE EDITOR,
Brig Cesar. lat. 40. 26, long g.
SIR--H wing fallen in with schooner
bound 10 Boston, ard having had bu; Is days
from LiUerfoot. send you London paper OF
the 1854 OF Ma, which / hope you will
receive seasonabiy from your obedient SER
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Es~act IF a hriyate letter.

- , UFVH TO, MdY ID.
On The 24'h Of April the French an.
preached The aGTasccd guard under Sen.
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FROM SOUTH or SPAIN.

Capt CoLby, arrived a. .Ncryburyhort.
lei, sqieGnf the 22d April, and inlorms, taat
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me brig Caesar. i wers. has arrived in the
delaware, 81 lays from Liverpool, and brings
papers to the 25th May, from London
The British parliament contiuued in session,
ana The subjects u PwiGs1>m nv refo, m and Ca.
mo emancipation had been debated with great
heat.
The principal opposer Of parliamentary re form
On TINS occasion, its former atlvoca tes,
MI 1'erncy His argument amounted to this,
thatit was improper TO admit copyholders to vote,
because that would lead to barholders, mex,
would follow yearly tenants, and after that would
come every one who paid tax, this would II al
20 universal suffrage, and there would he ~ end
20 tue Liberties of England What a stupemdou.
fabric, what laboratory for the decomposit,or
% manly and virtuous character, and for com
pounding and manufacturing vlilainy
he votes on parliamentary reform were, aycs
1885, noes $3.50 the question WAS los, -.
Francis Burdett may be now liberated as soon a
expeGient.
On the subject Of Catholic Emancipation. II.
BRUSH parliament are well cnYag, ,iisnnsrd t.
emancpate the blacks, or the So miaycis or IL.
IaTks' but this IS another affair Il il a greet
comfort 10 mankind when they can coa;y and dc
!Iheratey consent ,n be humbugg eu-itis grow
ing disease --durora
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Prices eF Csrn md i'iour in liverpool.

C0'H etchaNtTc. nea0Gy I'D 0f Nay.
me demand .f2r syheef con ;nurs and
,}nH Is hcr 6nshci dearer Other deacrfhfi~
ons 81 Gram are ats, in regucS', Bariey
ana war each Sd 70 6i and Olia I'd to Sd.
FER 6ushet advance. Beans more iuo,.iyed
for q Is. 10 Is. fer quarter higher. Good
Hfo"r IS Scarcer at a further Increase.
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The boats of our squadron in QHi6eron
Bay have destroyed ten sail of French YES
sells under In FossE DE. L DYE, on the Isie
Of Ehs
Enghsh Stocss.-May 10. Three Per
Cent. 20.
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Yesterday arrived, brig Cesar, captain
Powers. from Liverpool by whom we have
London & Liverpool papers TO the 23d Nav.
hut nave only time to extract the follow
ing.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-19

sThe names ofthc WORTHLESS who signed that exec
bic league ought be published ior the Dnc of the
people They are Levi Linc3ln, Samuel Fowl r WiI-
liam Widgery, Marshall Springs Daniel Kllsn,. pen.
amin Porter, and Thomas Hazard, ir. Nathan IVES
tons name sas written, and afterwards erased.
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sSuperhlle Yellow Bark.

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly o!
+be extractive matter and resinous portion OF
tbe bark, wherein It's virtue as a medicine Is
known to reside, is separated In degree
from the hard lorous ana other useless parts
in manufacturing. 1t will, therefore, be
found preferable, on account OF Its purity,
strength, hneness, and the small qu1n'lty
REQUIRED, to any other torm IN which Inc
bark has hitherto been generally used.
The superiority OF this bark Will be part
,c,l.rlv manifest In the treatment 81 t.ose
.li.eases in which, or accounted an Irritable
is.ata nj the stomach and bowels, the requl>
& sita os,antily OF the inlpericcty ground bark
c.,t,rnon use canaot be administered; and
s,s any OF the watery CT spirtaous prepara-
+;o,s are. W eli known to be Intellectual In ur-
srsnt cases, it is presumed ihat the present
form win prove generally acceptable
The nroprietey thinks it, unnecessary to
oT.r any apology to those Of his medical bre.
5 tbren Il, whom he is personally knoSn, when
he recommends To them III particular this
eIse,,nt powder ofbar& since many OF them
bsys in common with him, had so frequent
and painful occasion, ii the eou,se OF long
nrattice, 10 deplore the want OF SO desirable
q form OF using that inestlnahie remedy; and
60 fuIly is he assured ofits superior efficacy,
from numerous proofs OF It's effects, that ne
Offers il to the faculty in general, without
fearing the imputatiou ofimpositloa.
PREPARED AND PUT UP BY
CLARK SANFORD, ". u.
(,resnzyich, Cg14nectcut, 1898.
b.. The above ar,lcie Is put up In par
4 IS III {ier,nt yes 10 accommodate pur-
caasers and is sold by james Kennedy, SEM
Bookseller, King street.
Sept SO @aN
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber Of Alexandria county,
in the district Of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court OF said county letters
of administration On the personal estate OF
Elelen Bayly Clarke Barcillay, late Of
tie county aforesaid, deceased: all per
seas having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the Sane wlt,:
the vouchers thercof 70 the s',!scgibcr, on or
before the 5th day of April next, or they
NAV by law be excluded from all benefit TO
said estate. And these indebted thereto are
requested to make immediate payment, Civ
en- undcr NY hand this 5th day of October,
1910,
Francis Barcklay,
Admir- Of Il. B. (. Barcklay.
October ea2w
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give Notice, That

the subscriber of Alexandra county, In tic
district Of Columbia, las obtained from The
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of adj
mlnistratioa OF tho personal estate OF Dennis
Ramsay, late ofthe county aforesaid, deceased
All persons having claims agai'.at tie SAID
deco are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same,
with TIE vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
on or before the 5th day Of april next,
or they may by law be excluded from all be
nett 10 said estate and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 5th dsy OF Oct.
1910
Jane Allen Ramsay,
AdmiIistratriX OF Dennis Ramsay.
October 5, cow
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October6
Forty Dollars Reward.

! "A BSCONDED from the subscribers far'.l,
: ~ near Charles-!own, in JelEe-aon coan--
NV, Va few flights ago. two Female slaves,
RACIEl. and EAiELINE-Thcy are each
.sabout e or II years o!d, Rachel is stout,
SathIetic young woman, OF the Complexion OF
>1he darkest mulatto, or mahogAny--sae has
"a large conspicuous scar on the right cheek,
>occasioned by burn, &nd detormcd leg, in
-~conseo,pence of a violent Injury sustained
many wears since. Elniiin@ Is much lighter
than the other in color; with long curing
hair, a tail straight person, cheti eye brows,
fiat nose, black speck Oh one Of her eyes,
a dilnpe in her chia, very large hands ald
Sfeet, her voice remarkably soft and tinlio
sshc is unc0mmoniy sensible, AMI correct in
-her language and took with her a great va
cricty o. excellent clothing.
| will give the above reward for them if
>taken twenty miles from this place and bro't
home, or one half for either.
Henry S. Turner.
TJheohand, Sett. 26, 1910.
p. S, From their going Of, without known
any cause; from the great number of clothc1
taken with them, and from other circumstan.
ecos, it is believed that these people will en-
Adeavor to escape in Wagons to Alexandria
aor Baltimcre, and pass as Tree.
Oct. 4. 2aw4w*
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October g..
NOTICE.

vEVHE President and Directors OF the
a Washington and AieSandria Turnpike
Company have declared a dividend en- the
.CanitAl Stock of the said Company, tor the
year ending tie 4th of Sept last, of per
saceat. per Annuyn, which is ready 10 be paid
Charles Page, TrcaS'r.
o...LAne 2nM2Y
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LANDS FOR SALE,
Agreea5ly to the Vii Of JOHN GIBSON,
deceased.

I'M Thursday the 18th OF October next
Q will be sold at public sale, at the plan
tallon in Fairfax county, where Lewis Jenkins
is now Overseer, that Tract OF LAM ana
others adjoining, belonging to the estate OF
5ohn Gibson, deceased III AL about fourteen
hundred and thirty seven acres, on Castle
branch and Jonneymore Run, about "a miles
trom Alexandra. They will be sold In lots
of between 500 and 400 acres each
The land will be shewn by Lewis Jenkins to
to any body wishing to view it.
And on Monday the 9Th of November next
at the house of capt. George Wllams' IN
the town of Dumiries, that very valuable
Pr 4NIAl4OM
in Prince William county, whcreon oiaty
Run Church stands, containing 724 acres
about 100 acres Of which ars liz wood; there
are near so acres in timothy that have this
year yielded fine crop, and 200 acres may
be made into meadow: On it are young,
bearing apple and Pcacll Orchards OF choice
fruit, and a good new Barn, ~ by "A feet;
framed Ovcrsccr's house win two chin
MES; good out houses ior Negroes, meat
house aod stables, and at the Oversecr' house
we'll of excellent water.
Also, another Tract,
adjoining that, Of about 500 acres; SO acres
of which arc in wood about 20 acres OF IT,
notify have been cut on it this year, that pro-
luccd good crop; and 100 acres ct mcaao"
may be made. There are two dwelling
houses on it which could be rendered COM
Portable at small eXpence and some Ne
gro houses. Slaty Run is the dividing line
between the plantations for aoeut two miles.
On each of which are extensive Qaarrics Oh
Substantial brown Free Stone,
and both are under very, good fences. They
are distant 25 miles from Alexandria, and Is
from Dumfries.
About four hundred bushels Of Wheat vii
be sown Oh them this year.
With the last mentioned ptsntaticn will be
sold, l58 acres Of LAND on trcnch's Branch,
about miles from Siaty Run, 100 acres OF
which ;re well timbered.
Possession viii be given the first day OF
January next,
One fourth the price to be paid at the time
Of purchasing, and the remainder in three
equal annual payments. Bonds with APPROX
ed security viii be required, and Deed OF
Trust on the land to secure the payments.
Mr. Elisha Jcnlins, living thereon, viii
shew the lands on >lary Run, And give III
formation respecting thcra to any person Who
may apply
c.I C..,,,
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los. Carleton,
IT, May be bolgb5 jar / ~
Gully 4.

A LEASE for three young ,vta' 4 l.,
equal to tie Zee simple right Tor 80 -. ,,'.
OF LAND, lying in TIC county q l'" ar,.
and being a part OF the tract calied ~, ~.
WORTH; the annual rent is $50 P'"''' nl,
ginia transfer Tobacco, which may DC 0'r :, !,
for SIS. per cwt. equal 70 SIS = c'''
situate about nine miles from AicX2no,'"
The improvements arc a log d*eI'l,E "s A.,
with three rooms, kitchen, GranaFy' "T. n
good Peach and Apple Orchard, az" I Ri;
siderable proportion OF meade" 'ana 60 t,,
farm is sad to be admirably adaP'eo ~ y. on
plaister-a good crop cf wheat was ~ n" ,,',h-
said farm, and it is supposed shoHf '1o %s l,-
els corn will be made this year WIKI L %alore
Dor of two hands. IF not disposed o. o.. Vs." ,,ob,,
the 18th Of this prc;cnt month 1t WI" AMI
bly not be for sale after lhot pcilo'. .noy
person wishing to purchase "ll' P ,.t = Az
to the subscriber, residing al -i'""
who will slew them said farm. :,
=" ~ "' ~ Vim. B, Mc5olr'
9awSt !
October 8. ~~-.
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The z E F u S Il L,
A Novel, by Mrs. WEsT, is lust received.

.gLS0,
The Complete Farrier.
Jackson's account OF the Empire OF Mo-
rocco after residence of IS years, with
description of Tombuetoo, the great empe-
rum Of central Africa
Stcuben's improved Regulations for the
Order and Discipline of the Troops of the
United States.
Washington's valcdictory Address to the
People of the United States A most beau
,iful miniature edition, with striking Like.
ness of that Incompatible Man
FOR SALE BY
James Kennedy, sen.
Octobera. cow
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Filhery fer Sale or Rent.

THE subscriber will sell or rent the re
xn,inder OF MS tine, being two years, In
lease Of that valuable fishery on Broad Creek,
adjoining Col. Lylc's fishery, together with
boats, seines and ropes and honses complete
For terms, which viii be made easy, apply
to
William Pltterion.
October s. @aNt C
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Orphans Court,

Alexondria [owty, Oct. Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the administrator OF Dennis
Ramsay, deceased, 90 insert the following
advertisement three times in each week Tor
four weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Gazette
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Orphans Court,

A!cmandrja Launty, October Terri, 1910.
Ordered, that the administrator Of ilcien
Bayly Clarke Barclay, deceased, do insert
the following advertisement three limcs IN
each week for two weeks in the Alexandria
Daily Gazette.
Testc,
Alex. Moore, ReglItcr.
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1--WE hundred tickets to be drawn ear,
day, and the drawing to commence with The
least possible delay
Purchasers OF 100 tickets or more. IN h.
entitled to credit Of thirty days alter draw.
ing Of this class, Ton notes, win approved
endorsers.
Ail prizes not demanded within six months
after the drawing OF tbs cla:5, will be co.:.
dcrcd as given up for tn bcteft Of the lot.
terry.
This scheme, it is believed, afords an
equal prospect OF gain to adycuturcrs With
any ether which has been offered to the PUB.
lc. Those who .re interested in Tx COM.
merce and agriculture OF the country adjacent
10 the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers lave
additional Inducements to give their support
as the money to &c raised by ID; lottery IS
tov their mrediate benefit and con,cIIcn.e
1t is also hoped that ,he patriotic and puzzle
spirited will be disposed 10 couNter&ace and
encourage measure which ha. for It's object
the facilitating ready and convenient com.
1nunicalion between tie western country anal
the htlantjc, tending TO connect the Interests
Of the eastern and western states, and 10
DerDetuatc hIir iii,.oD
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Fauqnier County, Oct. SIS. cost
10 be Leased on Ground Rent,
OR SOLD IN FEE SIMPLE,

One Lot Of Ground fronting 246 feet 10
inches on Duke street, between Patrick and
Henry streets-It will be divided in small
lots to suit applicants.
One other Lot on the corner of Alfred and
Duke streets of 1913 feet, which will likewise
be divided as may be agreed OH.
One Lot on Alfred street, Of "a feet.
One Lot on Patrick street, adjoining VIM.
Veitch, Of IS feet.
Also, several other Lots, IN different STU
atoms.
The above Lots arc all in the neighborhood
Of one Of the best pumps OF water in the
town.
George Coryell.
Sept IL eo5t2sw4t
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LOST OR MISLAID,

A CERTIFICATE for ore share Of the
e Iits!e River 1urnhike Road, No. 376,
issued Sd Deer 1903, to William Skinner,
and by him transferred to the late Jonathan
Nandeyilc.--A pp!ication will be made by
John Vaudeville, administrator to the estate
Of the said Jonathan Vaudeville, for another
certificate to issue in place OF the one lost.
September d. 2aw4w
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October 5.
ISAAC KELL,

AOALAC IALLL3
Cobbersmith, PI1m5cr, end Tn Plate
Worker.
vTAVING REMOVED from Water to
Prince street, two doors above the
corner of the late Col. Hooe, informs these
who have hitherto favored him with their
custom, aad those who may BE disposed to
do so, that he will thankfully receive and
en,ieavor to merit their favcrs.
Cash or exchange given for old Copper,
Brass, Pewter or Lead.
March % "aw
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hur. ~
81 \ Reward offered for the

s,y Il reward offered tor the
restoration Of the subscribers II S E,
which straycd or was stolen from his staSlo
yard on tie night OF Friday the 2ist of last
month. He is a black horse, bct"cen IL &
IS hands high, heavy made, with cropped
name, his near hind loot white, and some
fresh marks on his back occasioncd by the
chair harness.
FIVE DOLLARS Will be given for re-
turning tie horse, and, if stolen, TEN DOL:
LARS more for the apprehension Of the thief
upon conviction OF the felony.
Arch. Mclean.
October 4. cost
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N o T C E.

THE Stockholders in the Washington Ca
nal Company, are hereby notified, that the
seventh instalment of Ten Dollars on each
share, payable On the 4th day of November
next, * the eighth instalment of Ten Dollars
on each share PAYABLE on the 10Th day of
November next, are called for by the Board
OF Directors; to be paid to Samuel Elliot, jr.
treasurer
BY order of the Board.
E. B. Caldwell, Pr.
October 9.