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VIC.
WAsH1NcTon, MAY "a.
APPOINTMENT: IN THE SAvAL nsrAsL lsu

APPofSTMENT: IN THE NAVAL ESTABLISH
AENT OF THE s..
Made By the Psesident and confirmed BY The Sc
nate during tie late ression
Jacob .Jones, to be master Commandant in
the navy.
Alexander Wadsworth, John Pettigrew, Jesse
D Elliot, Geo. w Rodgers, George C. Read,
Henry E. Ballard, and Thomas Gamble, now
acting Lieutenants, to be Lieutenants in the Ma.
Wy.
George Logan, of South Carolina, and amos
H. EUans now surgeons .mate,to be Surgeons
in the Navy.
Henry II. Ford, Games II Boyle, and Yoseph
Foster, now second Lieutenants of Marines, to
be First Lieutensnts in the corps of Marines
Nicholas Martin, of Maryland, Samuel C Hop.
klns, OF Kentucky, Nathaniel Allen and Francis
D. Cummingsof Georgia, Joseph Woodson OF
Tennessee, Francis Thornton of Virginia, Robe
b. Riddeil, of Maryland, Joseph Moseley of
Kentucky, James M. Broomof Delaware, C
5: Hanna of Kentucky, and Alexander G. Sewer
OF Tennessee. to be second Lieutenants in the
corps of Marines.
John Randall, to be navy agent at Annapolis
Constant Tabor, to be navy Agent at New
port in Rhode Island.
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arisons /; and cause you to rejoice at our
prosperous struggles through a labyrinth of
perplexities.
am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
JOHN ROANE.
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Orleans and Savannah are intended as the
tw o principal places of rende zvous. When
we recollect the bpccaneering system which
was conducted by Damp;er, and others, we
can have no doubt Of an intention in those
people to revive it,
There exists no authority whatever at
this meu,cnt for privateering in those seas,
and yet those seas are full Of vessels which
have assumed that character and when
these privateers may have assembled in
squadrons. what guarantee have we for their
honesty What security from their depre
dations on our commerce Perhaps those
very cities which hailed to our shores as
distressed exiled brothers and benevolently
extended to them charity and protection,
may be laid under contribution or perhaps in
ashes.
We have felt it our duty to give this warn
ing, aud it rests with the officers Of govern
ment to elude the danger.
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RocER NELSON, Esq. Representative in
Congress from the state of Maryland, is appoin-
ted by the governor and Council of that state
Aisociate fudge of the 5th Judicial district, vice
William Clagctt, deceased.
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BosroN, May 9.
ELECTION OF MEMBERS FOR THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.,
OR,
Commonwealth in account current with fhe
Jacksonites.
Commonwealth. Jackson;te.
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NICHOLAS MILLS.
JESSE HIX,
Manchester, April !
Cd, 1910. s

The purchaser Of the above mentioned proper.
" not having complied with the terms of sale
the subscribers VIII proceed to sell the same ~
The premises for cash OH Saturday next, 1916
inst.
NICHOLAS MILLS
JESSE HIT.
May 10. II
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BY the Robert, we learn that the importation
ofiumber and provisions from st. Barts. is pro.
hibitel in the British Isleuds Captain J. bro,t
the Official account-the Governors prociama-
ton. and admiral Cocirane's Order
Foreigners Of Distinction now in the c:jy of
New York: F. j. Jackson, General Morrau,
General 1'ulreau.
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IS my brother-ia-iaw. I have seized on an
eighth ephemeral Kingdom, that OF Esruria,
ant!t have Ger fiscated to my own nse the
patrimony ot the Pope, imprisoned his per-
son, and overturned his office ! may, how
ever, revive u as an engine, in more infant
hands NJ nv pleasure. Ihave even disyra..
ced, and arres'ed and deposed ne own bro
taer Loa's, To-; presuming TO place my du-
ties or Obligations in competition with those
that he owes to me his maker. NV troops-
every where victorious. have overrnn Spain-
to the foot ct tic Rock of Gibraltar. lam
taxing military possession OF Holland, az
we'll as of all the rivers of Germany, and of
the,r towns, from the Rhine to the .Weser
aud the Elbe. have recently driven the
English from the banks of the Scheldt----
thanks to the .ncapacity of their ministers.
and the errors and want of capacity or en-
ergy, in the general whom they chose from
their own body. After eXtDgnishiny anar-
chy here at home, and CARRYING my ARMS To
the extremi.es of Europe, demand your
homage. and challenge your gratitude, aG.
miration and obedience"
The hon Mr.. Cavendis5. Mo tiieG LIST week
ut Ciapaam Common, has In i.;ntlr.. nroncrt,
tn tie amount oi s,.'io7 tevo uq,c{ rLen,,rK
ponnda sere, huaf~e! th0a3ds:l % which az. ~.
qnept''ed 10 lord Georre Cn,eGdsh, tsro h,,al,eti
fdorsanG ~ the earl Of 1 s5or,reh, aud me re-
va u t9tibef branches The
vonNhire r'nhY lie WAS the largest toklsr of
baai stocs, IN England. (Lon!sa D ..,s.. E,
BALriMrur, Nay "A.
/ FROE TCFNET MD CIRRiLTsY
Captsin Messeryey, of s!iip Java. arrived az
BOSTON, FROM Smyriis, re,,ni Is, MARKETS
DULL at Madeira. 1T Smyrna, 2St Jaruuery
ship Arga, and brig Reward Of Salem, wa,;n,r
FIR market. II IVfR BET.ylaEN TIE
TURKS IND FPhNLl: was expected. Can
tan III stopped Oft the Rock Of C .brallar the
s|d March. and was informed IN tie Gut. Ly en-
EDssis! cutter, hours from Gibraltar, that tho
French had been under the guns of Gibraltar,
and that ii small diminishing party Succeeded in
destroying ore at tie batteries about the SPAN
lsh l!ues that ,''e French held possession Of
Pcru, IN the Gut cfGbraltar, and that great
number OF French privaieers were of that place
He slso informed captain NJ. that several priya.
teeTs were cut oil TaD.ier, among them one of
IA guns Captain NJ. lay off Gibraltar 10 DAVIS,
and while there, large expedition came
through the Gut with transports and troops.
about 80 sail, bound TO Cadiz, frnm England
Spoke off The Rock, brig Mentor, Of Nfsrlehead,
% days from Alicant, going in distress for wa
ter"
SIP. schr arrived at CHARLESTON Oh inst.
days from Havanua--a government scir hxd ar
rived there from Cadz 80 days,--bad news, nye
much let out-Embaigo expected at IIavsnn&
Tee government schooner sailed Immediately
Tor South America.
BY the Robert, we learn that tl,e ;mnn-,ot;ou
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May 49,.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-23
ROBERT GRAY,

1ooK.SELLER Y, KING STREET,
has lately received Jor sale me J0"0""S
hSLcs:
T,revrand's Memoir concerning The com >
.rc;aI relations of the United States Wit
Z~oIikoFer's Sermsns on Education.
PcmarkS OH Adams Review OF Ahies'
works.
Mrs. C~haponc's works.
Macknight on the Episues' vol, lst' to DC
COMPRISED in s vols, oetavo-price TO SUD-
scr;bars 2 dolls. so cts. M boards. ,
Cwtbric's Geographical, Historical and
n,mmercial Grammar improved, 2 vols.
octave. Lo,u q voap
oLtavo. 81. N.cvxYs
Sinsworth's Latin Dictionary.
Brooks Gazetteer. =
Hu,chinson's XenoPhon. j" +
C~;,son's and Jesse's Surveying" '..,.'
Murphy's Lucian. -' a..
B,rlowis C~oIurbiAd, ? vols, l2mo' ~
, A,crican Register, vol. Sth, a..
Or. RamsNy's History OF Sout . Carolina
: vols. octave, boards-Price dolls. SO cts
,~- Subscriptions received by X. Gray
or TIE Monthly Anthology, MaeEnight on
the Ip,.tles, and a new American Dlspsnsa-
rtry, all now publishing by subscription IN
k~wn. -, -
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--Tx--I Public Sale.
UpAert the authority Of a decree OF the United
States Circuit Court of the District o.
Columbia, held at Alexandra, the ssbserlb-
ers will offer at public sale, on the lst Gay
Of June next, az the Sohss ne1se, m ~;
Three ,Squares Of GROUN NJ,
near the SplingsG ardeh; g
A number Of yaiIab.e building LcTss
"a King, Alfred and Patrick streets,
st..s1 = III q ~ ALSO Z s.,i1t
Several vel secured GROUND RENTS
One fourth of. the purchase money viii be
4eouired in band. and on the balance 2 credit
off. a. andZas months win he allowed an ne
eo,iable notes sithapproyed epdorsers. The
i,le Wii be- made on the payments Seinseoui.
lanes Sanderson.
Robert j TayioE.
Mac 4 ssHef ~ ~ Is
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Begs leave respectfully, 20 inform the paone
that he has received from Phiiade'pnia'
Il gerry general assert,nent ,ef.L0a'ts :
Masses and Mens' SHOES,
of the best fabric, selected with care by nm
self. Also, hatters leather, BanninghoVe !
and Dicks Scotch and RaPpee Snuff, anu
All of which he offers for sale on mode
rate terms, with liberal allowance to those
who take q quantity.
BOOTS as usual, made at his shop, OF the
best materials and newest fashions.
Nav 49,. ... ...-.Erf OF
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to a deed Of trust to the suo'
scriber, from John Potts and Eliza his wife
to secure the payment of certain sums OF
money due to the Bank Of A~lexandris from
George North and co. will be exposed to
public sale at suction on Wednesday the
sixth of June next at II O'Clock in the fore
noon on the premises 1885,
A certain Lot or piece OF Land,
with the buildings thereon, bounded by Hen
ny, Oronoko, Fayet,e and Pendleton streets,
aid whichis subject to a ground rent of one
hundred and thirty three dollars and thirty
three cents per annum, forever. Terms Of
sale Cash. , ""
Ludwell Lee, Trustee.
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FOR SALE,

A valuable ne MERCHANT MILL, in
comple,e repair, wi tn two pair Of FRENCH
burrs for wheat and one pair Of Allegany
,tuoes for corn. here is machinery of G.
very description for conveying the wheat
into tho wsggon and from the packing with
a very small portion Of manual labor. 1t
NAV be tended with less thln halt the labor
In common mills. 1t is situate on the main
turnpike road leading from Ashby's Gap 10
Alexandria, on . good stream Of water. as o.
nv in the parts. It is capa'ble Of making 80
barrels Of -four every twenty four hours -
Il Is also expected the new paved road will
corn. directly by It, which will make the
carriage Of -four 10 Alex,andria' short, cheap
and easy.
ANY person wishing TO purchase will do
we'll 70 make immedias: application, a. pos
session will be given the FIRST Of Jaly.' Ith
presumed that any person wishing to Pur'
chase would want to- see the premises, where
the terms viii be raade known by 81.
Joseph Hatcher,
/ ....,| OR $685..
Samuel Hatcher,
Near Lssssurg.
kSSsi ~ - .
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: Thirty Dollars Reward
My 18th. 1910.

Will be given for experimenting and secur
ineh Jail Negro sSOLOMOH, who was seen
IuSkine about the suburbs of Alexandria this
morning he is of low stature, about twenty
years old, and had OH an old white hat brown
coat and striped pantaleons good deal worn.
1t is supposed he is now in town All par
sons are hereby forewarhed from haroorinS
or carrying of said negro: -.
Thomas Hunton. .
May SIS, oi
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Joseph Vaudeville.

Joseph MandeVllle' b
Corner Of Hing and Fairfar s~tres'Ss, has for
sale, -, $500 .
9 pipes London Particular Madeira, old
and Of superior quality ...l r5',
IS quarter casks Malaga Wine
s do. Colmen AR do. - E.
40, do. SherrJ BBt& DC Brands
90 casSs old Claret . nd Vim dc Grave
so barrels WhiskGIf a.
8 hhds. and 10 barrels Northern Rum
Guupowder, IT aperiak Tyson, Young ny
so,r and HysOn ; dim TEAS, Of the best qua
Gties.
With agen' sral assortment Of Wines Ii.
qhors and Z f~Oceries as usual, on moaeF*'
terms. p - ''.'" .
March Il 80 8 :
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Io{enh Fl. Vaudeville,

Ioieph II. MandeVllle' ;
Offers for sale the. toA"7"hE a'He8fs'
wkoIeSG.c 3r 1Stdl.
5000 bush. Lisbon aud LivarPo'; Salt
10000 lbs Green Coffee, in barrels an1 tags
5000 Goshen Cheese, OF exccAIc1'' Fu'
lily in casks 49,.
1000 New England do. DO:
200 bbls. of Hsrrings, Shad and H'acNa'e
SO tons Plaster Paris
20 bales prime Upland Georgia lotion
10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and LENA
rara.Rum ,.,ndv {
IS hhds. Muscovado Sugar ,.,.
20 btIs. " do. do.diFcrcnt q ~lali,ies
. hhds. Coppcra' -
G~unpowder,
Imperial,
7 S';:; !; S,..,, TEAS
Hyson Skin.
1 n:ss'''' WINES,
Claret, and 49,
Catalonia J.
Holland and Country Gin
New ENGLAND Rum in hhdS, and bbls'
Peach ind Apple Brandy in bbls.
Martinique Cordials, in boxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, HaVannah money
MoIasses in hhds. Spanish Flot'ns indls''
Spanish Cigars, Butter, To-
Harris's and Taylor's manusaeslrea Az
G~Unpowssr and ssQt Of different sises,
Cinnamon, Nu,megs, Pcppef, plassnto'
! Chocolate Nos, l and 8, MoHld and Dipt IAN
dies, r- r., '
Malaga Raisins in boxes, ,
Pines in boxes, 3 gross sach,%.
bingham box's,, HaHhIiitOn's CARROTS sno
Leiver's Stuff in6ottses!
London and Philaheiphia MustardS q.
WRITING and WEapping Papsrs -
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c. q =
ALSes 4 >. %-s O..
a constant supply o wATEA an
A.st sbprA1INs ELouH, by retqil, and
40 hhds. of Maryiahd and Virginia ! ooae'
Go. .----
-----rx
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MUSCOVADO SUGAR.

aLsu, $50 900 lbs. Of Muscovado Sugars
Of a superior quality In casks, weighing from
As to IS hundred each, will be sold on &C.
nesoGs erms, on application TO
James Patton,
Marfeller & Young,
March Is.
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LAW BOOKS.

- LAW BOOA0. y
fuckers Blackstone, 8 vols.
Burrows Reports, 5 vols, : .z4
Hening' and Mumford's do. > vols. 4,
BinRey's do. = l
. Douglass do. 2 vols. %t> -.
Scho1le and Leroy's do. r." !
Selwin's Nisiprius, ; vols.
Buffers do 4
Espinass's do: . vols. u =
Il Tidd's. Practice IN Chaneefy,2 vols:
.Harrison's do, IL : yols..
Peters Admiralty Decisisns
Suedcn's Law Of Vendors l.
Kidd on Awards LA 41Va '-,s = 8 ii
Park on assurances ss3t;~.e,r u
Watson on Partnerships /
Gritty on Bills y
Maxwell on do.art- 80 =, M ~ at
Newland on Contracts ..,. ~
Roberts on Fraudulent Cenyeyaness-
Ditto on Frauds 80
Gritty on Pleading, . vols: -
Powell on Dcyises E. ~ay.y,; ,
Coleman and Gains Cases *
Peake's Evidence; q. n -
East's' Crown Law, 2 yals. - / -
Anthon's abridgemen.o Of blackstone
buffers Horx JIridiGe ~
Hening'sV irgina:A Justice
Revised Code Of the ,La~s Of Virgins
: MonteHore's CQmlneryilf frecsdssts
Beccaria on Cripaesa and Pdnistipsnss
ALSOt
Minors Church History, = rolls.
Sequel TO the Antidote 70 iMiseriss Of Hp~'
nan Life, containing q further account ofths
Widow Placid and her daughter Rachel, by
he same author. u - psge = .ff z. a.
~ Orders for Law, Medical Theological
IF Classical Books received a. above and cx.
with all convenient dispateh.
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Sales at Kendss.

IN every Tuesday and Friday
Will BIB SOLD -,
, the vsnduO Store, corner OF Prince ana
Watsr streets.
A Nsyicty OF Dry Goods, GrossT's's sc.
Particulars of which viii be expressed IN
n. bins Of the day-An kinds OF goods
"S;cb arc on limitation and the prices OF
vkch are established, can at any time DC
r;[wed andpurchassd at thelOwest hmiea1l0S
sa0 prices.
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Mayl9.
Bryan Ha1npson. & Co.

Bryan Hampson. & Co. ,
Have just received and 9erGor safe,
IS hhds. first quality New Orleans sugar. d
80 bales Upland Georgia cotton.
S bids. jamaica and Antigua rum:
Is do. New England do.
Is hhds. first quality molasses.
10 tierces rice. ,~.'
500 lbs Bengal Indigo. s. s..
400 do. Flotant do.
Is bags heavy pepper.
Is do. pimento. 80 |''' -.
10 boxes best Albany chocolate.
80 do. Bakers do.
90 or. casks Malaga wine.
900 reams writing and wrapping paper.
AND on HAND,
London particular Madeira1
Do. do. TeneriEe WINES
s saii,, Madeira K Port
All Of the FIRST quality in pipes and quarter
Imperial l.
'Hyson
Tyson Skin
90, 900 lbs. green coffee in Gags, and a gene
raj assortment of all kinds OF groceries.
Selected -four for family use.
- LANDING THIS DAY,
From on board the chip .Akmira, and Jar
sale by the ~subscvi6sr,
90 hhds. Muscovado, G
-. 50 bags ana. 3 bis.
PRIME GREEN COFFEE.
" Taeob Morgan,
A. WHq ~N ,giue Cash for good
W. D. hokshead as'd barrel SIAVES.
May /.
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Juit Received,
AD FOR SALE BY
CHARLES /. CATLETI,
IS chests imperial, Hyson' s. Young
Hyson Teas. 6. .....
$4,000 lbs. prime Green Coffee.
50 pipes and 8 quarter casks Lisbon
and TcnsrlHe Wine.
8 ~hogsheSds MuscoVado Suga5
1000 lbs. Seine Twine. 49,.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so do. Spanish Segars.
8 barrels Fmcnto.
October 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-30

s.he US. to be held In readiness to pro.
tect a69 defead by convoy the lnerchan!
tships vessels belonging to the citizens
of theted Sts,es sni n4vigated wiolly
by citizsns of the United States loaded
with articles oil the growth. produce aud
| manufacture of the Uaiied STAKES aad ter.
| risories toereof lcontrabani OF war except
iedl bouaf 4to such fore 3, ports or pi ,ces
as nave Rt decrees violating ths Lawful
Icommer4 IF the United States
Aal bs'its furth.r enacted, That the eli.
tizens of the Unit-d States, wac saaIi pat
their sn,ps or vessels under pSntec .ioa or
convoy of the armed vessel or vessels of
the United States, shall De per .aiited to
arm in titeir defence, and for eae better
security OF the properly Of the citiEeai of
the u. States, it shall ne lavrui sor 49,
President of the United States, and he Is
hereby authorised tn reIa,re th- cole
OF the u. s. to receive from che ovaers OF
the shipspr,Yessels AMI their cari-Jes be ::
|leng'nGptd q citizehs OF tie U > such
proof of I'll property loaded as a.3cesiii,
& Ia case the said property lcadsd OF 5o.rd
OF the slid vessel SHALL be satiss 1ctorily pro-
ven to the collector of the por, from waeace
The vessel shall depart, to be of the groeth.
produce or IN manufacture OF tie y. ST., -
or territories thereof (coatrabanI OF WI
l.
y. ). the said collector slaii deliver the
proofs OF the properly So loaded on board
OF the respective vessels with a certificate
under his hand aud seal that ne is satisfied
with The proofs exhibited to hin, the who,e
OF which he shall deliver to the comm an
der OF sicn snip or vesssl as tnr Presl6en.
otthe United States may d -signa,e for that
purpose.
Mr Monsg merry moved to adj the FOL-.
loving as new section:
And be it further enacted, That it shall
and may he lawful for the President OF the
v. D. aadpe IS HEREBY aut lorissd to give
instruc ions to the armed vessels thereof
TO SEIZE any vessel or vessels evaiiar or Vi
olatins tnis law, aud to orins the same in.
to any port of tae Unltel States or the ter.
ritories thereof for adjudication.
a motion Was IN ide to Commit the bill
to a select COMMITTEES, with view to "a
mendaent, and, afterdebl,e, negatiyed by
Yeas and Nays, 81 ID So.
And the H5use adjourned az half past
O'Clock witaout Coming to any other dsci.
sion.
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Saturday, Jan. 90
AMERIC W NAVlG AcION BILL

The bill CONCERNING commercial inter.
conrse, &c. was further discussed to day.
Mr. Munford offered the following two
sections as an amendment TO the bill.
50 And be it farther enacted, That the
President of the u. .. be AID he is here
BY a2ta0-ised l. cause the al .asj vessels O.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-30

/ have s.txSet tasc6e1zus7s Of sss ear G.
wealth xccordss 50 sAe us eAxss,s az -,
teatioa az tais sCt. =
E'ae clerk shaai receive ese f.,>ss. . IN !.
ee. at the q .ae Of rsa4er.ag tse res.e s,,sS
SEE Ell fron tiae par AZ wxase is,s ,a,cs
zoe vice may be rsa&rred
r or recording and reg,sterins oha:yatiaa
IS cents.
For issuing process for interest ia arrs.s
For registering and recording paymea,
For registering and recording assignments
FOR all services in case of CO npa,sory
process the same fees Allowed by law ia
Is OH Fess for rent in arrear,
all &s<e of distress or suit, tue credi.
To We his Costs as In stnilar 49,
Nothing in this act shall proven, all per.
sons from transacting their business aud
contracting debts as # this act had never
passed.
And be it further enacted, Fnae the re
venue which may be obtained in pursuaocs.
OF this act shall be appropriated To the
sole purpose OF making, erecting and esta.
olisRln2 ~ hpermanent manner, pubic
g And causew4 avs, in suca pla-.
C 9iuavy and directions, as may be
ne 8er prescribed by law, to comaieocs
as SOM aStp sa.E;ient sun may be col.
lscted to insure an useful approo r,ation.
To -CoRRESPoNDKNrs
u An interview with the author oS
" ALKNoMAcK" is requested.
"CAMrLLus" to he Hoaorable JOHN
RANDOLPH received. =
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NTHE PROTEST.,


'V1tch eoffy nan afdict.G 10 Drsutenrss
ong'i.f9 mzks and adhere 10.
E
PROTEST that no more I'll get dru TX
rs The curse and the plague of my life,
1t ruins usy Predil, my health, & my purse..
My peacstapd my comfort; ..d what IS
stiiIworse.
Ii vexes and algers my wife.
protest that no more III get drunk,
Ii iormens and embiters nv life,
20 ruin '.wouid aurry its vot'ry hcaIlong,
And rea on declares that I'm quite in the
ADJ n The tear. of my wife.
l gotest that mo more III get dunk
Mr. lead such a wretched vile life,
LIS attendants are poverty, shame and
disgrace,
Disease and despair stare me hard in the
face,
And SO does my heart-brolsen wife.
l protest that no more I'LL get drunk
lis the spring of all evils IN life
lis the curse of al curses of mischief
the worst (!
lis the plague of all plaques I! lis a de.
mon accurst!
No wonder loud chides my poor wife
protest that no more I'll get drunk
For mud 1t the 5ane IF my life
ienceforih I'll be ga,chful that noueht
shall destroy,
That cowsortand peace that I ought TO
eHiof. M
In my SSlarsn, my hom, & my wife
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IEakANn NFIaA4,TIoN

Mr.. Eppes msvGto D ostpone the
further considerat Ia Of th;s bill till
tomorrow Segitiged, ST to SO.
Mr.. Goldsborough moved to amend
the bill by inserting after the clause for
repeating the non-in.ercours. ltw Tn !.
following words: Is except 50 much
thereof as repeats certain acts thereia
mentioned" The reason assigned by
Mr.. G. for this motion was. that the
embargo law beng unlimited, and tn.
noa-intercosVs law Eepealing the EN-.
barge bein 8 EN- Ary law, it might
be conceiyedthat ~ the non-inter-
course la ykxpiAd, Ur was repealed.
the em5lrgo law You'll be revive / and
again in force. This not being tn. in.
tention of e House, he was DESTROYS
to put an Srd to all doubt on the sub
ject. ~
Inc motion was agreed to without
a division.
On motion of Mr.. Pitkin, the words
" or having sea letters" was inserted
after the words registered vessels"
Ia the 18th section, Ayes rs. The o.
Peratlon of the amendment will be to
permit the sea letter vessels now In
existence to enjoy the same privileges
under this bill as registered vessels.
Mr.. Hale and Mr.. Pickman spoke
against the bill.
Mr.. Macon aud Mr.. Shelley spoke
in favor of it aud Mr.. Key,gaye rea-
sons why he should vote for It.
The House adjourned without taxi
ing !! qusstiofPp passing it to a third
reading. g. -."'
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Five Dollars Reward

WILL be givd4 far experimenting and bring.
- Jog home @nzsro f,ilow By the nane OF
OANlEL (or Dana Roper, who was hired
as, year to Mr. ThVtAs Honees, anil - sine
rs being discharged by said HOnegs las been
rdaning a. large; IA. is about T.Anty two
years of age. scout bdil,, about 5 q et 10 in
ches high, bastwo or three scsrs on his thros,
and talks " IN Coarse st-oag voice. All per-
sons a'e tOrwsrne1 narbouring or can DO ,in..
aim, or carrying him away.
THOMAS elliott,
Richmond, January % b, 1910 II