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John Frignet.
Public Sale.

i uAllS S0lSs
On TUESDAY, the FIRST of May. at 81
o. clock, by virtue of deed Of trust from
,WitGsm Harlshorne to the su! sscribers, they
will proceed to. sell, for reas ly money, on
the wharf known by the ma sls of Kinks
wharf,
A Leafe of daid Wharf with
the Buildings thereon, for the term of three
years and four months from TIT first Of May,
1910, subject to an annual reu's OF Ave hun
dred dollars, payable quarter ye arly, the pur-
chaser TO have the privilege Of removing the
several buildings at the exp tation Of the
lease on the first of September 1873.
IT the same time and place sia be sold,
A Lease of the fra me Ware.
house, on f:ooe 'swharf. for IL e team OF one
year and five and half montl Is, and subjec,
to an annual rent of one hu, sdred and fifty
dollars, with~the privilege of removing the
buildings at the expiration Of the lease, and
also the privilege of the whs IT and dock
AND FyRTHEIP,
The fee-simple Estate in a
square of ground situate on Du Ike street, and
bounded by Fayette, Payne anil Wolfe lanes,
subject to an annuity of three hundred dol
lars, to Sarah Hartshorne & Rachael Harris
horne, during their natural lives, and to the
longest liver Of them, payable yearly and c.
very year, on the first day of October in each
year. On this square is frame dwelling
now in the tenure of Charles L. hewitt.
John Roberts.
Thomas Vowel.
April II. cost
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F0RsaSAIE.

CA ,.la,bls new NERCfSANrI MitL.iss
humpie,e repair, with tw6 pair ,ot dsenen,
ssrrs for wheat and one pair or AneGsny
a. 4. Cor corn. There . maehirsry os %
isrv description tor conveying the whess'
TX; {hs waeron and irem the packing ~ith
4 ~ sery anal ponlon Of manual aber, u
,nsv hs tended with lsss than bali the isbof
n common miliy. Il 10 situate On the msin
,ufnpits road leading from Ashby's .Gapto
Alexsndris, on good stresm OF water - 2.
nyAin the parts Ith capable Of making 90
barrels Of -four sv ery twenty four hours T.: =.
Il Il also expected the new pavedsoad VIII
come directly. by, It, which, will make the
carriage Of -four 10 Aiexandria short, cheap
and easy. -.
Any person wishing to purchase viii 40
well to, make immediate application, as pos
session will be given the first Of July. II i
presumed that any person wishing to pnr-
chase would want to secthe premises, where
the terms will be made known by
Joseph Hatcher,
Samuel Hatcher,
-. Near Leeshurg.
49,.
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A PERSON properly qualified to Teach
II the Greeks latin, and English Ian
sguaees, dramatically, 4 Geography, would
meet with liberal encouragement in the town
of Alexandria If appication by letter address.
dp the Printer, IL speedily made. az, !:
Eshrusry -. y <, = Ssw
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Twenty Dollars Reward,
WIN be paid 10 any person who will deliver
70 me In Madison county,
Nero BrI T. La

NEKEV u = ~ HNA9
syKTRO eiopedon the s4th oflast month.
wv He is aliksly fellow, about 80 years
-Nefa age. ssfees, eight or line inches high, re-
markedly straights and has scar on one OF
!. MA cheeks, I believe the isft, occasioned by a
est i he ID cooper by trade, and served his
apprchtceship at the Occcquan MilIsa and
s5Waa purchased some years. apo by Mr.. Thos.
Richards, OF Mrs, Waggoner. who lised an
: fhs nei9 hborhood of that place. Re was seen
: lSixhf days ago on his. way to Alexaadria,
) SkeEa he ssidihs va; going 90 get employ
sSents KShikk q highly probably he may be
sfound n4hen hhorheod Of the above Mil.
!. S 8 yolfn B. Nooe.s
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s. 81 . ORIGINAL 3
EMILY Al EDLclMES,

Yyepsred by RICHARD. kEE.k SOM
Have been in.high sssimasicn and general
<,,sa tl,veaghont the United Ststes, tor up
Wards of ten ysars. And, IL 10 no incensi.
defuhle syilshcs Of thsif uiiiisy, that daring
the aboys period, numsrouS inAitassons OF o:
very assisls, che productions of ignosance ind
: sxpsrssnce, urged By envy and perjury, have
/. besninksadsd on the public, seen Cor . day.
and chen pesished! Others now succeed
them, which In like. manner are FAST descend
ing 70 the tonsb Of the, capnlets while Duh
remedies become more generally used, and
Acquire y daily accession ofdsseryed cslesri'
~ - ~
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Lax Werns-deRroying L0zsge,.

This medicine is superior 70 any yer or ,,
sfered 70 the public, being innocent and mao
certain and efhcacious in its eperatlons- .r
Should no uorus exist in the body, u VIA
without pain or gripping, cleanse the s.o-
mach and bowels of whateycris foul OF onsn
siye, End thereby prevent the prodaee'o" "
worms and Nanny fatal disorders d..
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LEX .EGcnee of MuRard,

So we'll known for the cure OF rheuina-
,.,isms, gout, palsy, sprains, &c. &c.
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:Tse'y <Ehxer.

A certain remed. tor cstts, cous"s' ~
INNS, and particularly the whooPi"S 'oas'A'
$50 destructive to children. .-. .. .. -
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bic 80 days after the conclusion Of the draw
ing.
OF THE AsNExEp FHlIEs.
lst drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
LIST do. ls,b do. $50 fiekeis from
... ... No. t to No, $50, Inclusive
LIST do. 7oth do, $50 do frem No.
ISL to 500, inclusive.
ls do. 2sth do $50 do. from No.
~. 22,ool to 22.25o, inclusive
lst do aoth do. $50 do. from No.
2a;7Si to $4,000, incisiys.
LIST do. ssh DO. .Gaah, 2s,0oo aalls.
lst do .Aoth do. 1000
Ist do. <5th do. $4,000
Eis 1000 Blanks drawn to kAendtIed too
Ten Dollar prize each,
" The drawing will eommanee in the
City Of New York on the third Tuesday in
April next, and viii continue to draw 800
Tickets each day (exeept the last day, when
there will remain sou Il, be .tdxawnJ until
finished. ~
TIcxxTs for sale BY r. GRAY, Bootsel-
Ter, King street, Alexandra, whore 81 tick7
cts sold by him may be examinedfS aad infer.
nation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
INK the drawing, free Of .expenee. Prizes 10
the Baltimore College Lottery will be taken
at their full value for Tickets in. this Lottery,
and the difference paid in cash Cash viii
also be advanced for prizes as soon Is drawn,
at . moderate discount.
Present price ofticketa Gig ht dollars.
Januasy,l. s.
. Should the FIRST number, on the 18th day
Of drawing, be either, of the Durabers from
to $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the next
drawn number tnot one of those numbers)
shall draw, and be entitled to tho $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous to the 18th day Of drawing;
and in the like manner with tickets for the
2oth, 26th, and 3oth days of drawing; SO
that person with one ticket may draw One
Thousand Ticket! Question H6%! Al
swer-Suppose No. il,izs, Is the property
of Il, the 6rst drawn number on the 18th da,
of drawing, which vii en,i,le II to the num-.
bers from to $50 and the arst drawn num
Der on the 3oth day Of drawing, NAV be 10
us, which will ensitle him to the numbers
from ISL to 500. The first drawn numbcr.
on the 2sth day, may b No. 37s, which win
entitle hin: to the numbers from 23,0ol 20
22,2so, inclusive and the frat drawn num-
Der, on the 3oth day Of drawing, may be ose
Of the $50 ticket, already drawn, which will
enttle him to tho numbers from 22,2so to
a3,soo-Yes, sir. sDd The thousand tickets
may draw One Hundred Thousand Dollars
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Less than . - blanks ia q prize aubject
to deduction of Is pei, cent Prizes Reya-
bic 80 days after the conclusion Of the draw
ing. 49,
OF THE AsHExEp FHlEzs.
lst drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
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-IIet GRIND. RkNorattue,

Proved by long experience TO be unequal
led in the cure Of nervous disorders, con
-sumptions, lOwness of.spiriss, inward weak
ness, &c. ...... ......
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FOR RENT
~HE DWELLING HOUSE in which
now reside, at the coxner of Fair6a
and Queen street.-The Warehouse par,
of the tenement shall retain the use Of
To good tenart 1t will be let at very. mo
derate rent. Possession may be bad in two
or three weeks. ...-
Cuthbert Powell.
April s. ..-. ... ..-.. 81. %
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So III ~,
1,gsss rsixSxe} eco Dells. saeh.
q STXT'F on NV 10kX. 80
I Union College Lottery; No. I.
, 49,, MANAGERS.

1dac De,,nisen,
| AND D.
Sstsas,s TAeyne.
r. MSE.
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N 0 T &c E.

THE Treasurer having made the ealeula-
tons of interest due tho Stockholders in the
Little River Turnpike Company, agreeable
to resolution made At . meeting Of the
Stockholders on the eth December, 1909,
whereby it appears that the amount Of inte-
rest Is 1924 dollars, and that the nett q
mount OF tolls to the FIRST Of January, 1910,
is II, $3.50 dollars-It is therefore Resolved,
that the sum Of eighty cents in each dollar
ofiaterest as aforesaid, Be paid in stock; 10
,hs Stockholders or their legal representa-
tives agreeably to the said resolution. -.
Jonah Thompfon, II.
;, Littls River Turppiks Company.
April23. stawsT
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april
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For the cure of vensreal complaints =,
Those medicines having come into general
>, n.e, they are frequently purchased not Only
by Druggists, but by country store keepers
10 sell again; in order that the purchasers
NAV be confident they have the original seuu-
.sss medicines; wherever they purchase they
have but to observe, that every article of me
dicine has on the outward wrapper the sig
nature Of the proprietors.
Michael Lee g Co.
late Richard Lee snd Son
s.shc. Sold, by appointment, at Nicholas
: Hinystoh's, Fairfax street, land at Robert
Gays, bookseller, King street.
SsEshr,,arsr j,s-.yey IL lts-s Is law6W
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27

sings which have been boun.ifully con-
ferred upon them by an all wise aud
bene6cent Providence.
1t is to promote, in some degree, ;.
those great and evident advantages,
long dormant, that the writer of these
pages, agreeable to former pr omise,
has devoted his feeble pen. 1.-The shall
contribute by his humble efforts, either
to effect advantageous innovations, or
rouse some more eloquent or perspi-
cuous pen, he will have the consolation
of knowing that his faculties. such as
he has received from the all gracious
Ibenehcent donor of all good, have be en-
honestly and zealousty devoted to the
benefit of the community, of which J,
rs his pride to be a member.
Aud if happily, hereafter, he shall
be enabled to consecrate some of the
few andremaining days, which through
mercy, may be allotted him, to give q
more active dire ction of his faculties
An executing whit he has SO ardensly
recommended, the reflection will give
new energy to his declining lite, and
this last dayswiil be bl.st with the con.
ISOLATION, that they have been benefici.
ally devoted to the service of his good
neighbours, his inestimable friends,
and his much beloved country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27
Nkw YORK, Noyember 1z.

VIEW ohk, november IL.
A letter from passenger in the
ship Sally, capt. Scott, arrived at New
London from Bordeaux, to his friend
IN this city, dated November 18th,
says, "Capt. Scott, having on board
a number OF female passengers, who
were extremely anxious to get within
the land, and the weather being yery
stormy, concluded to make Montauk.
and run through the Sound. In com
ing round the point we struck ON Shay
wan Reef, and for few moments
gave up all hopes of preservation; but
we were merfifuliy delivered from
that dreadful situation, with the. loss of
our rudder. We came to anchor IN a
very exposed situation under the po;nt
where we rode out long and very un.
pleasant night.--In the morning we
were boarded by a.pilot from Martha's
Vineyard, who brought us here last
evening. We expect To leave this
place tor New York to. morrow. We
have on board Gen. Armstrong and
family, Messrs. Claiborne and M,u-
vaine of Philadelphia, Mr.. Gardnl r
OF Charlston, Mr.. Alexander Phoenix
OF New York, and number of other
passengers, French and American.
ihere IS some reason to hope that ON
the receipt in France ofthe Presidents
proclamation of the I'd November.
vessels loaded with American pro-
duce may be admitted: but under such
conditions as leave but little encou-
ragement to induce many adventures.
Inc SLY sailed from Bordeaux on
the 18th of October.1
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LATEST FROM cADIz.

The brig Georgia sailed from Cadiz
on the 18th of October at which time
all was quiet. We learn verbally that
avery severe gale of wind was expe.
rienced at Cadiz on the 9th of Octo
Der, and continued till the 18th du-
ring which time many vessels parted
theF cables; but none went on shore.
The schr. Sally and Priscilla, Cook
OF Providence, parted both her cables
and in drivingthrough the feet carried
away her main-boom. Capt. Cook
after ne was clear of the shipping
made sail to beat her back again but
not being able to make his mainsail
set to ths wind, he kept dropping 20
the Reward, and in passing the French
Fort they fred at him /; the shot fell
in every direction round his vessel
and he with his crew took to the small
boat and left her. Admiral Keats
commander of the British squadron in
Cadiz Bay, seeing the situation of the
vessel, sent a Dumber OF boats which
took possession of her before she could
run ashore, and got her safe back apain.
tie then sent her papers to Mr.. Hack
ley, the American vice-cons Il at Ca.
dr., and requested him to return the m
to the captain.
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IMPORTANT.

Extract ct letter, dated Hamburg,
18th sept. 1910, from an Americas
gentleman at that place." have ius,
now learned that new order is out
from the king of Denmark.-The pre-
amble states It is made to remedy the
inlusnce suffered by Deutrals. 1t re-
quires that vessel detained shall be
examined by the prize court in 6 DAYS
and 8 days allowed for the cap,ors
70 determine their appeal, and if they
appear they are obliged to prosecute
TO final decision.
hey are cur off from compro mise
~ this regulation, and it is reaso nable
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LoNpoN. OF. AZ

LONDON, OFT. III
We have received German papers
20 the 9th and Paris journals to the 9Th.
They contain several articles which
possess some interest; among which is
a letter from Berne, in which the re-
pudiated Josephine is mentioned.
This discarded empress is wandering
about Switzerland, and preserves a
strict incognito, tho the German pa
pers still venture to give her the title
OF mejesty. Bernadotte passed through
Meby on the third, and was expected
to reach Hamburg about the 9Th or
9TH, on his way to Sweden.
| Accounts from Copenhagen, dated
Sept. 90, state that" His majesty
the king has issued orders that his
royal highness the Prince of Ponte
Corvo, In his passage through ;jthis
kingdom to Sweden, as well as the
whole of his suit, shall be treated with
the utmost respect and attention. On
the 9th inst. it was repor,ed at Trom-
! sal that three cutter briggs had made
ID English SHIPS prizes"
!. Last "Wednesday was issued from
the Exchequer about 6 600, oool to the
bank, to pay the 8 per Cent Reduced.
Long and Imperial Apnuities, also
other diyi1ends. On Friday the Bank
paid to the Bankers, and on Saturday
commenced paying to the public al
|1arge.
Letters, from the French coast, re-
ceIved y<sSerday, state that eighteen
.a-sseeA af Americaq<psoduce, which
Antwerp, and soldS on the 18th Sept.
by order of Bonap arte.
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to calculate that when the case is clear
in the hfst Instance, no appeal win be
made. Our commerce now revives
in the Baltic"
From the same. 10th Septem Der.
The ports of ID denmark are at last
shut to all vessels bringing colonial
produce-she order is dated Sep,em-
Der g."
Captain Taber Of the ship Ohio in
forms as that an express arriveN 4
Villa-Real on the 9th October from
Lisbon, on its way to,Cadiz, for the
purpose of ordering to tho former
place (Lisbon) all the troops chat could
be spared from the latter.
The sshr.: John, of Philadelphia, a.
las the. Sylph, of. Georgetown. has
been seized at Rio de Janeiro, by Mr..
Hill, the American Consul, as being
the property of British subjects. and
sailing under a certificate of ENROLL
ment.
In the ship Columbia, which arriv-
ed at this port yesterday, came pas
sengers, the celebrated performers Mr..
George Cooke of Covent- Garden The
atre; Mr.. Smalley, Mr.. M'Farl;n-
and MIR. Dodge, all reinforcemsnts for
the theatrical corps IN this city. Cant.
Hazard brought dispatches for 20
.
Capt. Boyd, who arrived at Bosto,
on Tuesday, sailed from Goetenbnrg
Oct 9.-He informs. that Bernao
dotte (the new Crown Prince of Swe.
den) had not arrived at Stockholm. bur
was soon expected THAT it was re-
ported and generally believed thar 40.
600 French troops would be sent To
Sweden during the course OF the win.
ter THAT American property IVA.
considered safe at Gotteubure. and the
hag respected THAT the French Cor.
sui appointed for Got,enburg, had NOT
reached that place THAI the Danes
were capturing every vessel they met
with under the American flag and had
prohibited the importation of colonial
Proauce THAT American property
was considered unsafe in the ports of
Russia and Sweden: - Tha, since The
capture of the Baltic feet off the coast
OF Norway, the British cruizers had
been more vigilant, and kept the pr;
vateers from ven,uring oct far from
land That the port Of Gottenburo
was completely overst6cked with colo.
NAL and American produce; and thar
1t was computed that 100000 lbs.
coffee were stored and no sale.
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BosroN, Nov. is.
Remarkable passage from iceland.

Last night arrived at this port.brig
Enterprise, capt. E. Cottle, in Ell days
from Dublin.
Capt. C. heard from his merchant,
the day he sailed (oct. 24) that in
telligence had been received that the
British had been defeated in Portugal,
and were preparing to leave that coun-
try-; altho' IN the beginning Of their
combat they had met with some sue
cesses.
Capt. c. favored us with Dublin
paper OF oc'. %, and Liverpool pa
per of Oct. is.
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BAD NEWS FROM TUN1s.
"MALrA, Aug. "a. 1871

N n IL "a, mug ~, 1910.
"A very unpleasant business has ta-
ken place between the Bey of Tunis
and our Consul. /. seems an Ameri.
can ship was captured by Fresch pr;
vsteer, and carried into Tunis, where
she was purchased by minister OF the
Beg =, put under Tnnisian colours ar d
se9there. Her tormersupercareo b.-
inBla Malta, appealed to tue Blush
Court OF Admiralty to have her stop
ped, IN consequence of some illegalitv
In the condemnation. They declined
interfering, as out of their Jurisdiction.
he then applied to the tribunal of
Malta ;they, stopped the ship, and the
case is now undecided in that Court.
The Bey, hearing of this, has con6scat-
ed all the American property in Tunis.
say $50 to 100000. Mr.. Cox. the
Consul, has arrived here in a fag of
truce, to settle the business, but whe.
ther restoring the ship will satisfy the
Bey, or war will follow, time onlv
can determine"
The accounts from Denmark anil
Norway continue distressing to o,r
mercantile countrymen. No circnm-
stance is too absurd to be adopted as
cause OF detention and trial. The bo-
na-hde certificates of the Consuls of
the Ally and Dictator of Depmark
(France) are pronounced foreeries. r.
coniiscation has ensued on this scan
dalous pretence.
"A letter from an American gentle.
man IN Gottenburg, dated Sept. Is. in
forms, ''.that having touched ar Ton.
uIngen,She was refused permission 70
discharge his cargo the reason given
by the Danish officers were, that il was
to prevent the English from SMUGGLING
manufactured goods into Denmark uno
der American colours-Yet the Emo
l'sh and Danes carry on direct traGa
In llcenced vessels. There are seve-
raj IN this port at present; we snoke
one direct from Cluckstadt for London
70 company with several others bonnd
Q London. They wear a privileged
mark IN their hags."--Thus, il appXSrsJ
hese Plundering Danes can valiantIy1
Irrest and condemn the unprotecteJ
property of Americans, with whoF
hey are at peace, and who never HCd (
'.enhagen'd" them; and at the same
'me can submissively carry on COM
nerce under the flag Of the nation win
nom they are at war, and whose Aeets
ow ride in durapce vile in Br;,;sh
or's' without any efshe compunctious
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NADLZ, Oct. z.
F" General OeDonnell has beaten the
enemy in Palamas and its vicinity /;
the result of the expedition has been
the taking prisoner Gen. Shuart. 40
ottlccrs 1900 prisoners and warIike
stores, which number of prisoners
has arrived at Tsrragona, in 70 boats.
with all the booty taken from the
enemy. General O'DonneII who was
wounded in the foot by musket ball.
has likewise arrived at Turagona.o
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LoNpoN, Oct. 14.

AON)ON, OCt. IL.
Government have received and pub
lished a despatch from Lord yelling
ton, dated at Coimbra, Sept. 80, will
an account ofthe engagements of tn,
26th and 9Th. He says,
The loss sustained by the enemy II
his attack on the 27th has been enor.
nous.
l understand, that the General o.
Division, Merle, and General Maucun
are both wounded, and General Simon
was taken prisoner by the sgd regi,
ment, and three colonels, thirty three
officers, and two hundred & ffty men
The enemy left two thousand killed
on the field of battle, and I understand
from the prisoners and deserters thai
their loss In wounded is immense.
The enemy did not renew his attack
excepting by the FIRE of his light troops
on the 28th.
The British had S officers, $ serge ants
aud 81 rank and file killed-37 officers
26 non-commissioned officers, and 43s
rank and file wounded.
The Portuguese had officers, 2 non.
commissioned officers, and 90 frank and
file killed--and IS officers, 9 serpeants,
and 478 rank and file wounded.
October 10.
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A London evening paper by yester-
days packet says, dispatches of Oct.
S, are received from Lord WELLINGTON.
dated Alcobaco, S. w. of Leyria.
Having given time to the inbsbitan,s
OF Coimbra, to remove, ne re:teated
from the banks of the Mondego ON the
LIST. Massena advanced from AveI
lans, crossed the Mondego, and his
head quarters were at Leyria. There
had been some sharp skirmishing.
The Dublin paper Notwithstanding
the above publishes an account via
Coruna, of Der. IL, from the army
OF the 18th, of victories over the
French on the 1st and Sd of October
and that 5000 French prisoners were
made at Oporto.