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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-29
Alex. Moore, Rcglfer.
This is, to give Notice,

That tho subscriber Sof Alexandria comfy,
In the district OF Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Conrr OF said county letters tes-
tamentary on the estate of hVm. f'tzhugh
ESQUIRE, Of Chatham, late OF the county a.
torcsaid, deceased: all persons having claims
against the said deceased, arc hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers there's
of 10 Alexander Moore, Registcr'o of Wills G
Alcxan,.ria, on or before tho a3dLdsy OF June
next, or they may by law bp excluded from
all benefit Of said cstltc. And those. indcbt-
cd thereto are requested to nsakd iinmedi@s
payment. Given under my hand this 21A
day Of Dccember,a 8os,B e.1ji .J..ld
.,'sa,%. So, Robert Randolph,
Ese:utor eflYn. Milsassshssllnatham.
- Valuable PROPERTY for Sale. ~
IN pursuance. Of u deed tSceuled 10 the
subscribers on tho ;lth dpy al August, lsos,
by the late Rodrr. r. Hoor, l;sq. IN trust ior
certain purposes thereby expressed. they will
proceed 10 sell at public, auction, at the Cot
ice Housc, in the town of Alcxantlris, on the
Grst Monday In March next, tic following
valabie Prahe,ty, viz. .,.. .,"f
One Lot Of Ground in the
said town Of Alexandria, lying eastward Of
Union and between Duke and Wolfe htrce,s,
with a Wharf extended from thclsan,e into
tho river: This lot fronts feet OH tie
Potomac. ~, -, - f-tr.ssr
One other Lot, situated on
Water street, between Prince and Dnke-
streets, and fronting about q feet on WateI-
street. This lot is Handsomely enc losed, and
there is very productive garden upon it.
The u.dividel iioicfg cfLt :JoA,susts Prefer
~, al sisnafed IN Ihe said tozvn q: .Aleran-
dria, 10 wit ~ ~. 80.
One Moiety of the Property
en- which the said X. 7. Hooc lately resided
situated nj Tie corner of PRICE an. Wafer
streets, and f.onting feet or theres-
bouts on Water, AND feet on Prince
streets. On this property t!eies are extern
sivc Brick buildings, lorr9ips q largo and
we'll finished Dwelling House * tares Storss,
with all necessary out horses, a pfHip Ia tile
yard and an excellent garden ~ sft.h.iza
...g Il L. s @. - ifsl8afE8S
The undivided Moietys of: q
House and Lot situated at the cornrr,of VS.
ter and Duke streets, fronting feet Oh
Water, and feet on Duke. This pro-.
pcety is subject to an annual ground rent fors
ever Of sixty ono and ar huff dollars. :, ~,
The whole of the above property except
the last is free OF eoc,,.., ',rsncc, aud viii b..
.shewn at any time to s..ch Us y'csire,to be In.
formcdsbout it,, The sale vii! he made on >
crcdito 6, t2aDd - ino,,ttx FOR approved
imlorscd nolc., negotiable u the bank Of hlsa-
andria. - ~. e., x Z; 81
Charles Simms,
Thomas Swami,
- R..Harrisoa. = fss
O. PsINTlNC Cir sllits v.
rious branches. handsomely .cx.
ecuted with -accurasy and dis,
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One Cent Reward


ID AN AWAY from tho subscriber on
~ Saturday tho 10th lust. AN Apprentice
Boy ts'the Carpenters Trade, named JOHN
MILLER, about 5fset inches high, about
IS years of age had on q blue short coat,
black cotton velvet pantaloons and yellow
waistcoat, and took with him sundry other
cloathing. All persons are cautioned against
harboring him at their peril: The above re-
ward will be given for returning him to me.
-. ~. Levsn MoretanG.
January -. cost
JAMES M. STEWART, :
E:AS JUST RECEIVED FROM CADZz,
Sherry Wine BY retail or ths-quar.
ter cask, .., ~.s
Rai6ns in Kegs,
,64 Jars Olives, which be will diff
pofe Of on the mott moderate terms, for
ALSO ON HIND, ....
A quantity ofexeellens FIRKIN-BUT.
TER by retail. .s...,-...... ...
January a3. = eo3t
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Public Sale.

THE subscriber, by virtue Of decd of
trust to him from Mr.. ItilGans Hodsson, dat.
ed on the 10th day of November, in the year
1908, for tho purpose Of indemnitying Mr..
John Hopkins-will, on the first day Of Fs
sbruary next, at the hour oftwelve O'Clock OF
that day, if fair if not, on the next FAIR dav
at the same hour, proceed to- sell, at the
courthouse, in Alexandria, at public auc.
ton, to the highest bidder, for ready money
three thousand acres of LAND, situate on
the left fork of Big Sandy Greek, which
land was, ut The time of the grants for-t
same, IL the county Of Monongalia. in the
safe of Virginia. - s....." <.-.
f. The above tract. OF land were granted by
fhs state ofVirsinia, to John :ailison by three
several patents containing respectively one
thousand acres, scd bearing date on the first
day Of October, l7ss, which land has been
since duly conveyed to tho said William
Hodgson by deed dated stef August, 1890.
Edmund ]. Lee. Tueee.
=. LOSNts =.
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743,OOO
1924 Prizes,
24,o7s Blanks,
$4,000 Tickets, at Z dollars, is

Less than 2 IA blanks to prize subject
to deduction of Is per cent. Prizes psya-
BILE 80 days after the conclusion of the arsw-
ing. ...... ..' =.
OF the ANNEXED PRfzEs.
lst drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
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For Sale or Hire,

4 TOT Oalc OF F1lES, 49,.
Eve svaart NEGRO BOYS--the eldest
absss eighteen, the youngest about twelve
years of ass--Enaurs Of the Piinssr.
JssWary ls. ..... su
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to o deduction OF per cent. .PIIzcS peya-
BILE 80 days after the conclusion OF the araw-
ing. ...... ..' j.,
OF the ANNEXED PRfzEs.
LIST drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
$1,000.
LIST do. 18th do. $50 Tickets from
. L.. No. ! to No. $50, Inclusive"
LIST do. goth do, $50 do. from No.
.. 25l to 500, inclusive.
lst do. s5th do. $50 do. from No.
t., a2,ool to 22,25o, inclusive
LIST do -3Oth do. $50 do from No.
22,25l to 27,5oo, inclusive.
lst do. s5th 30. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
LIST do. 10th do. 1000
LIST do. 45th do. $4,000
FL st 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled to
Ten Dollar prize each, ...
T The drawing will commence in the
City of New York on the third Tuesday in
April next, and will continue to draw 600
Tickets each day (except the lat day, when
there will remain 500 10 be drawn) until
6r:shed.
T1cxErs for sale by R.. GRAY, Boeksel-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where all tick
cts sold by him may be examined, and intot-
NATION obtained respecting the Lottery dur
ink the drawing, free Of expence, Prizes in
tho Baltimore College Lottery will be taken
at their full value Cor Tickets in this Lottery,
-aal the difference paid in cash. Cash will
also lie advanced for prizes as soon a. drawn,
at moderate discount.
Prcsent price tickets eight dollars.
January.
sShouia the first number, on the 18th day
Of drawing, be either oil the numbers from
to $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the next
drawn number mot one of those nnmbersj
shall draw, and be entitled to the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous to the sth day Of drawing
and in the like manner with tickets for the
Goth, 2Sth, and 3oth days of drawing; SO
that a person with one ticket may draw One
Thousand Tickets! Question How! An
swer--Suppsse No. ll,l7s, is the property
of II, the first drawn number on the 18TH day
of drawing, which viii en,itle II to the num-
bers from Ito a5O; and the frst drawn mum
Der on the goth day of drawing, may be No
IT'S, which will en,i.le him to the numbers
from ISL to 500. The first drawn number,
on the 25th day, may be No. SIS, which will
cntitle him to The numbers from 22,ool to
22,25o, inclusive and the first drawn num-
Der, on the soth day of drawing, may be oae
of the $50 tickets already drawn, which will
entitle him to the numbers from 22.2so to
22,sOO-YeL, sir, and the thousand tickets
may draw One Hundred Thousand Dollars
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Charles Simns, !,
Thomas Swami,
RsHarris;a;n,,. - ~.

CO. PRINTING 'irl aliits VI.
rious branches. handsomely .cx.
ecuted with accurasy, and dis,
pack. {. Il, !: u
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iE,emstbs NORFOLK LEDGER.


Fsxsen DtrLoxAcY.-In' our last We
copied from the -Bsston Palladium, note
addressed by Mr.sGenet to our govern.
men,, and this day repubiish the eelebrasea
+eotununieations Of the present French mi.
rister, Mons. Turreau. Itis to he hoped
chat the candid reader will compare those
-Sascumeuts (which We have republished yer.
Ssfim, without the omission Of one werd)
Z with Nls. Jacksons correspondence, and If
9 BE- does not ind more insult 10 one line,
and III different lines, than is to be found
ssn ali the ies,ers' of Mr.. Jackson, then we
do not understand tbs meaning OF words.
THE raore insolcat passages are marked in
Ytalicks. Alter pronouncins the trade to
81. Domingo (whieh produced these COM:
manicasions) isasbls and, criminal Mons.
ssTnrfeaa uses an ironieal sneer az the pre-
.ssnied equity and impaftiality Of our go.
verament in mot forbidding this ignoble and
er;miual sraiic. BE tells che president thar
( - has not dons his dusyiin NOT making
vrcper eomnunicasioos 70 the legislature,
, Aus deciding on what Information the pre-
ssiens eughs 10 naake 20 Congress. The
ussss &c Mona, TalItyraad 70 Gen. Arm
sssesss, are also iinssrsed taxing the whole
eassskes, lwe shinkt tx~pt 10 French d'Plc'
masyl no iHdspssdsns aatiea WA sv~ %
IA - #
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;=a&:f Frsm the Freemas's Journal
.s'N ~ FABLE.
ReeemmenSsd 20 the study Of a srea. Man.

Two travellers IN xnerry mood, 49,. s
While salntsriag through apisasant ~oeo
BegaA together friehdly chat,
And talk d Of this, and talk doffhat.
They same, 81 Onward they were ssroliihS,
Where a small riyalct was+oling; 'i'
Upon one eide the spreading ysw. "
And priekIy thorn, and wertle Crews :
The sun his radiant spler,dor shed, ).
Upon rho waters hmped bed; -
Thence from the bosom efshe stream,
The aapgaty, rude, neredian beam,
.As-our two friends were passing by,
Struck on The one or others eye,
/" BOUNDS cries the, angry naantot might,
The sun has nearly robb'd my sight.
Enruiy sun, how burst thou shine,
And din, those piercing eyes OF mine I"
Then like Caliyula had done,
Who brav:d his gods, he dard the sun
And vow'd that if the Rsry vfghs,
Would bat descend 60 Jingle Eight.
He'd teach him how to burn his eye,
Or In III. attempt would nobly die.
The noon day SUM- lstnn remind you,
My angry SIR, 10 right behind you
His friend sxelaims, und could not shine
To wound that piercing sigm OF thine"
% Zounds, but Il does" the man replies,
And dl,ns che sigh, Of mind and syes."
That sAaasm," bis companion said,
- Is but the shddbw ola shase,
A gAosi Of that sheridan beam,
Which, striking on the lucid stream,
( FROM tbenes by mere reflection flies,
And eas,s iis shadow on your eysa."
90 Shadsw or shade, whs,e'er it be,
An iasass can plainly see
The wight intends to ding nj me.
1ssidea, pray you, tell me TOO, r.
If skirs on ne, why motor you :"
|" On me. and.not on. yea, 'lwoald shfnss (.
Were Lin yosr place--you in mine" -.
/: /" Wen, we'll" replies the angry man,
:" Though you can't see it, yet i can
And now by all the stellar host,
whether 'tuere shadow, ssdde, or shoss;
My easy friend, depend upon 7,
,IlIhave rrveage for this. affront;
And bring to punishment condign,
The author of this glar,ng-shine !"
Now OF he walk din angry mood, ..
And left his friend within the wood;
Who as heimus'd, q man of rhyme
Did o.. ~ .....,a. go
SEs..s,s. -, = MORAL
Thus upon the time,
: uE,Tis ynenstrous hard single soul,
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BOSTON, August 81.


Yesterday we were favored with Lisbon
papers to the 5th July.
No new war.even:s had occurred Of any
interest. Ciudad Rodrigo continued Its
brave defence, and was said to be keeping
up a very destructive FIRE on the besegers
and had made several desperate sallles. On
the 25th June, lord Wellington, with view
to menace the besiegers, again established
bis head quarters a, Almeiia; while mar
shall Beresford took post at Trancoso (near
the Douro.) We do not perceive that the
French had advanced from any point and
it was stated Massena was waiting the ar
rival Of fourth corps, previous to his
making an attack on the British and Portu-
guese lines. The allied troops were well
posted and supplied. Reports stated that
the French troops were very slckly, and
that there were GOO in the hospitals at Sa-
lamanca. Deserters were continually ar
irving from the French posts-principally
Germans. The Spanish had active par!zan
corps in many of the provinces.
Every account from Spanish America
confirms the fact, that if all Spain is con-
quered by Napoleon, the Spanish colonies
are safe from his grasp and influence; and
without the colonies Spain is not worth the
cost of conquest. On the 5th August
Spanish trigate arrived off the harbor OF
Porto Rico, in very short passage from
Cadiz, having ON board two viceroys, one
for Mexico, the other for New Granada.
They are appointed by the Spanish Regen-
cy, Of which Castauos is president; and
the authority Of which is much respected.
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patched BY the Russian general lssajen,
who arrived on the I'd of June at Belgrade,
brings intelligence of aivictory gained over
the Pacha Of Widen. According to the
same letters, i, is believed 1900 Servians
will join the Russian army.
From the Dublin Eveuing Post.
The lamentable state ofthe manufactures
in this city was yesterday, for the second
time, under the consideration of the Privy
council. The signal Of present misery, the
black fleece was carried through the streets
yesterday"
Public Credit.-We understand that a
Privy Council was held yesterday at the
Castle, to consider what measures would be
proper to adopt, as probable, in some de-
gree, to ameliorate the manufacturing class
es, who have been deprived of employment
m consequence of the decayed state OF bu-
siness, arising. or at least encre ased, by the
present condition of ireland.
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Coach making, in all its various
Branches.
F.. p. TAYLOR,

II ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
II and the public, that he contin les TO
carry On the Coach-moking Business in all its
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and 7ay-
or, where all orders in his line of business
will be strictly attended
From an establishment of three years in
the above line of business he is able to say,
as a proof OF his workmanship, he has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages OF any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with neatness and strength
n. 3. All kinds of Carriages and Harness.
es made and repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
FOR S.ALE,
A second hand Coachee with Harness.
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Public Sale.

BY virtue oEtwo deeds Of trust from EI1JAK
GRAHAM and AMYNTA his wife, to secure
the payment of sum ef money due to
Henry Nzeholson, will be exposed 70 public
sale, at the town of Colchester, in Fairfax
county, on the i3th of October next, for
cash
A Negro Woman & her three
Children and Tract of Lard, upon Pc.
hick Run, binding upon the said run, the new
bridge that crosses the said run, and the hva
foot hill containing about Eve hundred and
twenty acres.
81, The sale will commence at ii o'clock,
A. NJ. and continue till the whole is sold.
The TrlRee.
September 8. cots
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Building Lots.

S~HE Subscriber will sell or rent several
4 valuable BUILDING LOTS, situated
on Washington, St. Asaph * Princess streets
Any person disposed to purchase can know
the terms on application to MIR. William Her.
bert. Jun. who will shew the premises in my
absence.
Camillus Griffith.
August z. eoti Sa"se
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MeranDrta Datlp @a;ftt,.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 8.

Extract ia letter. from q gentleman at Lis
bon, to his friend in this touun, dated the
2oth Of July.
mo particular news. The English and
Portuguese are determined to sustain this
country to the last extremity and begin
to believe with them that it is possible to
preserve it."
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The recall of Mr.. Jackson has been an
nounced to our government in letter from
his Britannia majesty to the President of
the u. States.
The appointment OF Mr.. Morier, as his
Britannia majesty's Secretary of Legation
to the u. States, has been announced in a
letter from Lord Wellesley to Mr.. Secreta-
~ Smith, with the further information tina,
Mr.. Morier would act in the character of
his majes'y's charge DIES aGaires until the
appointment of Mr.. Jackson's succrssor.--
Nat. In.
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From the Virginia Patriot.
POLITICAL REFLECTIONS.
CONTINUED
VIII,

Government is founded in human neces-
sity. The existence Of the necessity in
wolves the existence Of restraint. A peo-
pie possesses all the vices, all the Ubiquitous
propensities, incident to morta!s. Yet de-
fects in restrictive regulations, or in the We
hicles of restrictive regulations, endanger
the security of that people. The SUBJECTS
critical but sit mhi fas LOCUS.
TX.
Nothing can be more inimical to ma
TONS happiness, nothing mere pernicious
to a nations prosperity, than an opinion
which is prevalent in our country. We be-
lieve that the color of mans private cha
racter, and individual actions, will not be
communicated to his political measures.-
To believe in the correctness Of that OPT
Mon we must believe man perfect. He who
tyrannizes over his housa hold, would rule
absolutely whole people. He, who VIC
lates private trust, would violate the trus
IF nation. He, who would betray his
friend, would betray his country.
X.
There is in the rise of every nation, from
obscurity to eminence, period, which the
moralist delights to contemplate, On which
the patriot dwells with rapture. 'Tls the
concentration Of individual cares to one
point, tits the absorption of individual int
rest in one object. IT'S WHEN an oppressed
people laoors to be free, &, in that thou sht,
awakes in their breasts, bra, cry, without
vanity, and glory, without ambition. IT'S
when people feels the absence of liberty,
and, in that thought, seeks for its real pre-
ssnce, not its bloody phantom. Such pc.
Rod was in our. career as nation, but in
eur career there will not be another.
There is in the progress Of every nation
from simplicity to opulence, period which
the moralist contemplates with a tear. which
he patriot dwels on with sigh. 'Tis the
retraction Of individual cares from the &C.
neral good; It's the absorption Of the &C.
neral good in individual interest IT'S when
a people is secure in the possession of its
liberties, and in that thought speaks con.
sistentIy with aristocracy. IT'S when a
people feels the presence of liberty, and in
that thought is lulled into pernicious securi.
t.. We have arrived at this period IDS
our declension as a na.ioH.
XII.
Yet let US rot complain for every thing
human must be defective, and must decay.
Let Us find consolation in the assurance,
that society will support itself; that we are
as politically happy as we are capable OF be-
Ing 70, every disposition Of affairs is the
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September 8.

&C. GEORGE YOUNCS, re-
speafully acquaints his friends and
the citiz ems Of the Town and County
Of Alexandria, that he regularly prac-
tees the law in the City Court and
to all such buGnels as may be entruf-
ed to his care, he gives the mott pos
Gtive assurance, fhall be attended to
mott promptly and particularly.
une 20.
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August Z.
t. Wheat.

Iwish to engage Fifty Thousand bushels
Of Wheat, deliverable in the months of Oc-
tober and November: And will give Cash for
Maryland Tobacco. Also, have for sale Bills
on London,
Chas, ]. Catlett.
July Is.
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Yet let US rot complain for every thing
human must be defective, and must decay.
Let Us find consolation in the assurance,
that society will support itself; that we are
as politically happy as we are capable OF be-
Ing 70, every disposition Of affairs is the
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Il Good Conscience. is there, III
all the pcmp Of the world, and the enjoy
ments ofluxury, the qualification of passion
comparable to the tranquil delight Of gosd
consciences It's the health ef the mind.
1t is sweet perfume that diAuses its fra
GRANGE over every thing near it, without ex-
haustiug its store. Uuaccomranied with
this, the gay pleasures of the world are like
briIliants to diseased eye, music to deaf
ear, wine in an ardent fever, or dsinties in
the languor Of an aeue. To lie down on the
pillow, after day spent in temperance, in
bene dcence, and pie,y, how sweet is it!
How different from the state Of him who
reclines, at an unnatural hour, with his blood
iuaamed, his heart ,hrobing with wine and
gIuttony, his heart aching with rancorous
malice, his thoughts totally estranged from
HIM who has protected him, in the day, and
will watch him, ungrateful as he is, in the
night season: good conscience IS, indeed,
the peace Of God. Passions lullSd TO sleep
clear thong hts, cheerful temper, DISPOSE
ton TO be pleased with every obvious and
innocent object around; these are the ef-
fects Of good conscience, these are the
things which constitute happiness and
these condescend to dwell with poor man
in his humble cottage in the vale Of cbscu-
risy. In the magnificent mansion Of the
proud and vain, glitter the exteriors Of hap
pinsss, the gliding, the trapping, the pride,
and the pomP but in the decent hatita-
ton Of p;e;y is oftener found the downy
nest OF heavenly peace that solid good, Of
whi:h the parade of the vain, the frivol-
Gus, and volup.uous, is but ashaaowy SEM
b!ance.
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r, VIENNA, June IS.
,;,.a ae Persian ambassador from Paris ar
d, - mere to day. The French ambassa-
y, Yesterday received courier from Con-
Tom, 01opse, who afterwards continued his
,ss s Tor Paris. The reports Of peace be-
Lew Nussla and the Porte have vanished.
%, rs from Semlin, which, however, can
relied On, state, that courier dis
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FOR SALE.

TIN O1LC,
A SMALL FARM, containing about 60
a acres, called {" Hy6La VaAey." on tho
Mount Vernon road, about five miles from
Alexandria, together with the farming uten-
sils, stock of cattle, and the present crop Of
hay, wheat, and Indian corn.
Any description is unnecessary, as any Der.
son wishing to purchase may view the prs-
misses.
]. B. Nichols.
July9l, IAN
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Sudden Death.-- At ball, n Benning.
ton, on the evening of the 18th ultimo, 4
young lady, before in perfect health, fel!
dead while performing a figure of the
dance.
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A married lady consulted her lawyer CA
the following curious question :--guere.
" as wedd1d Mr.. L. -- for his estate,
and that estate is now spent, am | not, to
all intents and purposes, widozo, aud at
liberty to marry again :"