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This is to give Notice,

+ THAT the s,I,scriptr Of Alcxapdr!a coan !,
.ty, sinthetlistrict Of c9|up,hia bath obsaiatdI
from the Orphans Cont Of said county, Iet,,
,ers Of sdnini ;trnio, 81, The ncrsonal estatil
ofJo scpa Harpct, layscfthe c6An:y aCpresa,al
deed. all persons hasiag ,,ai.ns ssliust sal',,
deceased are hereby waffSesipto eSh'bst IT,,
same, with tho souchclS klrcof 70 the se
scribsr on OF bcfnrc az sih.s|as Of June nek'I|
.ot theySnay ~ law exslalsd ffota all t-
.ne6t of said estate, nd ihaAa inle5aea ther'i
toarc srsaaipd "a nh imms date psyIsnp.
! GiysAayd ms sss sla. 9Th day q De-
!. 9sas d Nma Harper Adnr.
go ffa VfSWF,5
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10 THE PUBLIC
Who are affected wi,h coashs, Code, Asfmss,
9 y and Cohsan.hhsas. 800

vT>HERE Is perhaps no medical OBSERVE
u. ton better established, none more ge-
orally confirmed by the experience OF the
beat physicians of all age and countries, and
none ofsmors importance TO the practitioner
than the fact that many Of the most difficult
end incurable complaints originate in neglect
edCOLDS. In climate as variable a. ours,
where tac changes Of the, weather are trc-
qucatly sudden and unexpected, it requires
more care and attention to guard against this
subtle and dangerous enemyIoflife, than most
peopic imagine, or are willing to bestow'--
Hence the vast number Of patients afflicted
with coughs, catarri,s, asthlnss and consump'
tons. gfhe maiy cases OF the kind which
fell under my observation, the disappointment
experienced in practice, from remedies
highly recommended, and my own Pre- dis
position TO pnlmonic complaints, were strong
Inducements for nae to consider whethcr
compound, consisting OF mild. yegctable sub
stances could not he invented, more Tree from.
the well founded objections of practitloaers'.
and better calculated TO avert the threatening
destruction of the lungs.
! have the satisfaction to oiicr 10 the pup
lie sash a remedy, under the name OF the
VEGETABLE PUE.MONlC DETER
GENT, well ADAPTED to various constitutions
and habits, and TO declare with the fullest
confidence that found this composition tar
superior TO others intended to answer the
same purpose. lam perfectly satisfied, that
practitioners, who have frequently to combat
the effects Of suppressed perspiration and dc
not neglect the use of The lancet and other
eyacuations, whenever they arc Indicated,
will place this medicine on the list OF THEN.
most fayaritc remedies as it can In no case
co harm will abide by THIS motto: g..
NO RELIEF NO. PAY.
This motto may ,c deemed ostentatiousby
some, and amounting to apositiyeness that
the meeic:ne will inyari*5iy effect a cure IN
any stage of d, disease like. miracle i; the
!. proprietor is far from believing that this me
I diciaG viii render mankind immortal; buthe
is fully sensible if taken seaso,iahiy, and &C
cor5:as to tie directions, il wall either pre-
vent or cure, and if unseasenab,y, twill most
Z sensibsy alleviate distress and proiong il!c;
and hating no desire to profit by tho comb
vSences of the sick and afflicted, induces me TO
make the above overture. Should the contra
nv appear in any instance, as in some 1t pos
,sibly mag, the money for the medicine will
be chserfaliy refunded by the person who
- %" 80 GEORGE ROGERS. !.
m. B, The above nan,cl medicine is Sc
cured TO the subscribers by letters patent from
-,be President of the United States, and pre-
pared al hi, Dispeu.ary in Northampton
scouhty OF Hampshire and state of Massachu-
sets. a..a. .f... e.. .,E
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hlsx.Moore, Reglaer.
This S.,to give Notice,

That the subscriber. Of Aiexanqfia county,
in the district Of Columbia, has Obtained from
the Orphans Conrr OF said county Letters tes-
tamentasy ON thesestatc OF VIM. f,tznpgh,
Esouirc, of ChuthaiG, late Of the county a.
for. said, deceased: all persons having claims
apai..s, the said deceased, arc hereby warned
TO ex hihit the same with the vouchers there
of 10 Alexander Moore, Register OF Wills OF
Alexandria, on or before the sd day OF June
next, or they may by law DC excluded from
all benefit of said estate. And those 'hdcbt-
ed thereto arc requested to make immediate
payment Given under my hand this 23d
day of December, 1909. .,
Robert Randolph,
Executor nfIFm. Fifshuah. 1fEhnftor,
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Ra, aw,y Of, the nth inst. Negro D !, : 4,
shoemaker, the properly Of M'ss r.asey 81
Hooe Inc is Of yeilowish con'plcAio'' anos y
five feet, severisches high hut'pa =, a ~. !.
cloth ackc, ans! ,romse's; Ire y a!s ar.'u'tl Il
low, an,; believe is fond OF whiskrSs se' !.
persous are .orewayned yYai,ls,s NARROWING.
aiding, assisting, or taking l.u, Away q tscif
peril. The above r,wart wit, he PAID on &C.
iiyering sa;a boy to Tho subscriber: ~.
Matthew Sexsnaltt.b 1T 5
Dec, %. As4 4yS cost
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Valuable Probc1ky i0r Sale.

FILitd0Ie IfCpc7Cr jo| O"te' .
IN pu:su ance of Il deed executed 10 the
subscribers on the ilth day Of August, 1903,
by the late Roocrt II. iioor, Esq. in trust Tor
certain purposes thereby expressed, they will
p,occc.i to sell at public auction, al the Cot
ice House, in The town OF AlcXandri,. Gu the
first Gonsly in March next, tho following
vahnobie Property, VIZ.
One Lot of Ground in the
said town of Alexandria, lying eastward OF
Union and bc,ween DuHc and wolfe streets,
with \ tVha.f CxtSndeti from tbs same into
TIC river: This lot fronts icet on the
Potomac.
One other Lot, situated on
Watcr street, between Prince aid Duke
streets, and fronting about - icct on Water
street. This lot is handsomely enclosed, and
there is a very productive garden upon 1t. g..
Tire undivided Noi|ty efihc. /tNo'~ns i'oi'e~-
tn, all sifua.cd in The said torn IF .Aeran-
dia, to wit ..... .l IS
One Moiety of the Property
on which the said R.|1. H:oc lately resided
situated at the corner of Prince and Water
streets, ar., fronting feet or ,hcrea-
bouts OH Water, and feet on plince
streets. On this property there are extern
sive Brick Buildings, forming large and
well finished Dwelling House x three Stores,
with all neccssar, out houses, pump III the
yard and an excellent garden. - 5.
II l. S o,
The undivided Moiety of a
House ind Lot situated at The corner OF Wa
ter and Duke streets, fronting feet on
Water, and feet on Dnke. This pro-
perry is subject to All annual ground rent Tor.
ever Of sixty one and ar haLf dollars.
The whole of the above property except
the last is free OF encumbrancc, ard will b
shewn at any time TO such as iesire 10 be in
formed ABOUT it. The sale will lie made OIL q
credit of s, IL and Is months tor approved
indorsed no,c,, negotiable atthe bank OF Alex.
anGria. ~ ..r'.r... =. ..ls.g. A..
Charles Simms, l.,
~. Thomas Swami, =
~ .4 r. Harrison. .
:. Nov. 80 Ea ~ 60
TO RENT, i,
=. A three story Brick Dwelling House on
the corner OF ashington unl Prince streets,
a, present occupied by MIR. Thomas Jacob.
~ MI S O, &
A WARE HOUSE, they WILDE iettogethef
or seperaiely. Possession will be given op
the 6rst Of Novesnher next. For terms ap-
ply 10 Mr.. 2. Triplett. - s. ~ y ::
Edmund Denney. {
October IL. ,E.3 % -
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~or,: By his eon.en. tried Rogcr.'s pd
monic Detergent-I was very weak and low
and took but half the quantity prescribed BY
NJ. al, ections In three days was mich re-
lieyed, and in eight days quite cured OF the
cough. Y .t,a ses- .... .-..-., p = ~
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GEORGE ROGERS.

M. B. The above named medicine is Sc
cured to the.subscriber by letters patent from
-,be President of the United States, and pre-
,parcd at hi, Dispen.ary III Northampton
seoanty Of Hampshire and state of Massachu-
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Orphans sCourts

:. A!exaadSia County, DEC. Issrrms 1909
; Ordere,l, that the executors stN m lSi,z--.
hugh OF Chatham, deceased, do iHsere theioi-
owing atipe.iiscmcnt tl,rse tmcsis wess Tor
ci,,,,:seeks hi ahc ,Aiexaiidria Daliy Gsstste.
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: Orphans Court,

alexandria souniy, De-. Tern, 1909. ]
Ordered, Fh-tthc administrator Of lose7I!
Harper, deceased, do mse,t tic following
advertisement three ,dncs il each week ~
for four weeks, liz the Alexandra Daily Cai
zette. RI tisslt.; e ~ "
Teste, = is8,.s3ss q !; g 3, .sH
Alex. Moore Register.
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Moses Parsons, Jun.
Jorthampton, February, 1909.

Northamptoni FEBRUARY, tooS.
u. " .aoy.haaq,ton, (I'.ass. Fro. 1909.
lanes Heaton, also hereby certify, that
IN the fall of tho year 1908, Twas seized with
a severe cold attended by an obstinate and
distressing cough. The violence Of my cough
soon produced a pain in my side and breast,
anil frequently spitting Of blood, il. short, ali
the horrid symptoms ola CONSUMPTION were
rapidly assaiiipg me. Inthis situation was
Recommended 10 pr. George Rogers, who
rendered rne immediate reIiefby ad;n:nistrr-
ing bi..Vegetabie Detergent. ! have co.ti.
nue1 tie use Of it ever since and for thfcc
month, past, though not Completely restored
to health, have been able constantly 10 attend
to my business-and fully believe tnat my
partial restoration has been solely owing tun'
der Cody to this valuable medicine.
James Heaton. e
:; To the Public. -.
In consequence of taking a seoere coidin
Nay, 1908, ] zpaS seized With a violent pain
in my side, ATTENDED NTH a distressing
cough, 1uhich, although Ihud the adoice
and prescriptions ofs respectable physician
ias,rd me fur Weeks, without any alcpia.
t;on. Ithen ofpHedto Dr.. George Rogers.
,phs administered his Vegetable Polmonic
Defurgent, which gave nae immediate re
lief; and in ten days Izuas entiriy freed
from the bain in my side and cough.
. Charles Chapman.
Northampton March, 1909.
L ELIJAH NORTON, jun. Of Vest.
ampfon, in Massachusetts, do Gently. that
in the last gear IzUas attended 1Oith grsot
debility, zUeakness Of the lungs, distressed
for breath, and a uiolent cough, attended
Nth a feser for a number Of months; about
the 15th Of August I began The use Of DR..
George ROgers's Vegetable Pulmonic Detu1 :
gent Ikcpt IN the use Of it about psrec
months Immediately after taking This me-.
dic!ns my coxeh obated, and Icoula breathe
soish more freedom. l zcould recommend
the medicine from ay ozvn experience. 10
those wAo are troubled wi:h cough, and
disorders ofthe iRngs and breast, and con-
sumbrive complaints, and do be!ie0e it to be
aaluable and useful medicine.
Elijah Norton, jun.
Westampton, Feb. 2l, 1909.
N1P Fe, sale by K. GRAF Bookseller,
King street. agent for the fretrie'er.
October ST.. 1G1v6m
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4. Fl St 1000 BianksfqsaWn 70 us chut1sa W.
Ten Dollar prize each n
: CT The drawing will commence IN hfl
Civ Of New York on the. third Tuesday "a
April next, and will Scon,inue to draw CO.,
Tickets each day except the ti,t day., whesg
there will rcm@ii sovato fbe drawn) unufss
finished. r... S3Ae} :,A5 tt NJ
T,cxkrs for sale by r. GRAY, BookseLs,
Ter, King street, A.exahdria, wi cre all t!ckts
cts sold by him may he exan,inrtl, aud infck
NATION ob,aincd icspcflipg the Lottery dury
ink The drawing, IrcePf cxpcnee Z +, ICES
the Baltimore College Lo,tciy wiltoc taks!
at their iull value Tor Tickets IN this Lo''r'ia
an the Giife,~.ce paii in csslt@'Afsh VIZ
also be advanced Cor pt,zss as s.:on rs Gravy,
at mo,cratc GiscouDt. .e.G
Present price of,icke.s ciehtdoltsrs. &
January /. "a
Shouts! the FIRST number, onthc 18th d'ta
of drawing, be either q the ruIHbc's ticm
TO $50, inclusive, ,he,i iIthat Case, the nei3s
drawn numLo, inot one Of those Numbers.
shall draw, and be entitled 10 Ihe,2so ,icte'sS
with the prize. and bla,,xs that may he drapi;s!
to them preyiousto I &c 18th day Ct driving
md in the like manner with tickets Tor ih I
goth, 2sth, and Soth days OF drawing; 81
that person with one aicket muy orw Ortil
Thousand Ticsct>! Quss,io ile"! Ar
swer--suppose No. ii.i7s, is the p:oper!
OF II, the frs, drawn n,:nstr OIL the lsthd-Ea
OF drawing whi'h vii c.,itle II tothc num- 1
bcrs from / to $50; and the First drawn hun
Der on the Goth day Of drawicg, may be No
us, which will enlitlc hin, 10 the number
from asl 70 500 The first drawn number |,
o,,he 2s,h day, may be No. SIS, which viii
cntiie hir TO the numbers ham s2,col ~
22,e5D, inclusive; aIid TIC FIST drawn nun
Der, OH the sC.r day O. drawing, may be Cyl
Of the $50 tickets ALREADY drawn, WHICH WIZ
entillr him 10 the numbers for 22e5o y
ss,50D-Ycs, ST., anA,,he 4ihohsa'd iic.s
may d, aw One. l!usd:xd Thousand Dollars
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IS. COO Tickets, att dollars 4 =

%.I.ess than i-4sblsnks 20 a Rrize sutr:i
/. n seduction OF II Rcs cert Price ps,s.s
bic SO day after Inc ccneiision Of lie draw
OF THE AskHxkD PRIZES.
Ia, drawn No. 10th day u drawing, entitled
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90 Acres Of Land for Sale.

5o5 Acres OF Land for Sale.
T WISH TO SELL the above quantity OF
: LAND, situated near tho road leading
from Georgetown to Alexandria, and about
an equal distance from each town.
This property is fully one half coverc3 with
wood. WHICH will render it az advisable pur.
chase, on the terms that will sell it. d..
. George II. Terrett, Esq viii shew the
lard 10 any gentleman who wishes 10 see 1t,
and will give the necessary inform, ton.
George H. Chapman.
December Is. 2aV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-12
F,0m ths Mati9nal AteAigencer.
ON A NATIONAL UNIVERSE
TY.

Amidst the salutary advice lately
given the public through the medium
Of the public prints, it has been mat
ter of surprise TO me, that an object,
transcendipg oil others in importance
has been totally neglected. I mean a
National University.
Loudly called upon by every con-
sidera,ion, that ought TO influence a
community, TO render ourselves as
physically and morally independent as
possible taught, by calamitous ex-
perience, that the political maxims OF
the cd world are destructive Of hu-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-12

doing BeH.-The proprietor of the
Diving Bell, will, on Friday morning
next, make submarine excursion from
Hancock's Wharf TO Fort IndePen-
dence. He will descend at A. NJ.
and proceed to the Fort, where he will
rise and take some refreshments. AT
ter which he will again immerge, and
return as he went, on the bottom ofthe
channel, reaching Boston about . p.
M A distinguished gentleman, real
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they are. Practised upon we shall CON-
tinue to feel her tyranny and inius-
tice through all the ties that connect
US with her; we shall not nave placed
our liberties upon q safe foundation.
until the intellectual az well as physical
power OF our citizens shall be drawn
into free. vigorous neutrality-suspicious. ex.
ercise.
We may talk rs we please, but il is,
after all, mind that decides the charac-
ter and destiny of nations and while
we are compelled to draw on toreigl4.-
ers for this commodity, we are. in fact
dspendent upon them.
Wha: father commences the educa-
ton of a son, in the hope ofhis becom.
ing a useful and distinguished member
of society, wao does not regret the
complexion Of the works he is compel
led from necessity to put into his
hands, which go SO far to shape his
future character! sir not a tact, that
the most celebrated moral and historic
csl performances extant inculcate prin.
ciplss rePugnans to our systems ofgo-
ver4Rent aud state Of mannerss And
that Consequently, so far from instil-
HuBA reverence for the -fundamea.
tai maxims of our political institutions.
they powerfully tend to their snnver.
sions How can this be-other-ise, so
long as morarchy, w,thall it's trappings,
is considered as the only practicable
system devised by man? Is il not no.
torious, that this sentiment Is. at the
bottom of every written performance
that receives the applause Of the ku-
ropean worlda
II is through this corrupted medium
that our young men In this country
are constrained to receive that in
sttuction, which too frequently irrcvo-
cabIy hxes their principles. This is
so t2ournfully the case, that it has
SOMETIMES .been contended, on both
sides of the Atlantic, that a majority,
of the men OF education in the Uni,ed
States is ininical to the republican
system.
Are We not then imperiouslv CALL
ed upon TO reflect on these circum-
stances, TO look at their probable eff.
fccts. and to search for an antidote to
them
The only efectdal antiaote, that can
be found, is the establis Amen, Of Ma
ticnal Univerrity on a broad scale,
commensurate TO the intellectual
wants of our country. This, if your
readers have patience, / hope to de-
monstrate in few subsequent NUM-
bers. SOLON.
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NEw .YoRx, Oct. g.
MERtNO SHEEP

The sale of l5:s OF this valuable race OF
animals, Imported in tue Forii,nde from
Lisbon, took place at brooklyn yesterday,
by pubic auction. They consisted of rams
and ewes ct different ages, OF The Asuirrf,
Ncgret'I. aud Paular breeds. A large
uumbcr Of gentirmen of the 6rs, rcspeota-
o,li.y from different paris of the city at
tceds.d, and evlnced a very iaudible dispo-
si,on to promote SO Important a bralch
If .tae resources Of he country. The pri.
ces varrd from $40 dollars psr head down
wards, &c $50 On 100, for the lowest an
.ize and eordi;iop.
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debt IN town, las propossd,o aceom-
srapy him. The reward to ,he proprie-
tor OF shis ing GUS andimportant in
yentiop, and his assistants, via depend
on voluntary hberality. Subscription
papers will be lett at the c0srom house,
and the respective Insurance Offices.
BY this invention, any thing can, at a.
NY time, s,obtsined from the bottom
Oh bay, harbor or river.
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NORFOLK. Oct. 8,

NoAfOLK, Oct. y.
A gentleman landed from the shin
Sally, captain Weber, in SO days from
Liverpool, bound to Baltimore. snl
came to this place on Saturday, he has
favored as with London papers 10 the
25th August, from which we have
made some extracts.
This gentleman is the bearer of dis
patches from Mr.. Pinkney, ar London.
and General Armstrong, at Paris, for
the eeretary of State.
eye understand that Mr.. Pinknev
had made an official communication Of
the revocation oftae Berlin and Milan
DEGREES, to the British government, &c
dispatch WHICH WAS forwarded to liz
verpool, after this gsAtleman lett Lon
doqeis supposed tQcontain the answer
otHarquis WeilsNy.
The LisboR papers ~ which we
spoke in our last, contain but little,
which viii not be found in this DAYS
paper, copied from New-Yook papers.
There is very animating prociamati.
on of Lord Wellington's, calling on the
inhabitants Of Portugal to persevere in
theirAeforts; representing the enemy
as Waiting provisions, aud without re-
sourtfs to continue muchionger in the
country.
In general order of MarhaI Be-
resford. dated at Lageora, f4th Au-
gus, he SAYS I" great credit is due to
the militia ofTarlos Monies, and their
commander Mayechai ,Seioiera, in maxi
ing prisoners the Ssiss battalion No.
8, TO the amount OF 400 in the castle OF
Puebla Sepabria, where they had fed
Tor safety" A detachment of the e,
nemy under General Srras advanced
TO relieve the Swiss, but only in time
to have the modification 70 witness
their surrender.
On Saturday arrived 10 Hamptoa
Roads the United States frigate Can.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. G

FHILADELPHIA, OCT. .,
Letters from London OF the 22d
Aug. informs of Bonaparte's determi-
nation to restore to the proprietors the
property sequestered at St. Sebastians,
on the payment of the new duties.
Jaekson's Register.
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NoRFeLx, Oct. g.

We learn that important dispatches
from Dir, Pipkney, We're Forwarded by
SatuuNS's mail to the Seat Of Govern
meyssby Mr.. Els of Richmond, laoeI-
ed here from Liverpool, which place
he left the 9Th August.
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Republican majority,

NSuL dttl OuSSCA idVS again ctcCtCQ
federal representatives TO the state le-
gisiature-and thus although an actu-
al majority of the voters throughout
the state are republicans, yet the cleo
ton by counties perpe yates federal
predominancv in OR Eegislature.
In the election Of Col Haslet, with
out depreciating the merits of his op.
ponent, the republicans have just cause
for eS station. He is son of one of
the hl of the revoiution---one of
the fathers of the American empire !;
his character remains uusullied aud
his principles were inculcated by the
example of valor, the lesson of indie
pendence, and the impulse of patriot
ism. In his electioo, republic n prin-
ciples have exhibited another trophy
of triumph; in his election merit is
rewarded with success and his cleo
ton has changed. the political com
plcxion of our restricted little state.
60 catch is high import,.ye winds as ye bow,
< o bear it ye waves as ye rsll
From nations that feel the suns vertical glow.
To the farrhest extremes OF the pole"
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WAsHINcroN.C CRY, Oct. 8.
The President of the United States,
arrived in this city on Saturday even.
ing.
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Total S $500 10
Horses, so7--neat cattle, LIS
common sheep, 2, 42+-mixed sheep,
4--spinning wheels, 424t--hand cards,
233.
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NATcuEz, September 10,
COMMUNICATIONS.

On Thursday, the 9th Instant, the
hon. GEORGE POINDEXTER was
iavi!sd to dine with his Republican
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WILMINcroN, October 6.
DEMWARE ELECTION.

! The election IN this state has even
'tuated in the choice of a republican 60
vernor, Col. Joseph Haslet, by ma
jority over the federal candidate, MIR.
Rodney, of71 votes-and in the choice
of a federal representative to congress,
Mr.. Ridgelys a majority over the
republican can0lda.e, Richard c. Dale,
of ~ votes. The majori.ies for go.
vernon stand thus:
County of New Castle, Hastlet e57
KEN, Rodney 172 vac
Sessex, Rodney CID o0
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On Saturday arrived 10 Hampton
Roads the United States frigate Can.
sfifveab, Captain Hull, from cruize,
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