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Public Sale.
: JANUARY %.

the subscriber, by virtue Of deed Of
&rus, 70 him from Mr.. .William Rodgson, dat
cd on the 10th day of November, in the year
[.ises, for the purpose of indsnlnisying Mr..
John Hopkins-wiu, on FRIDAY, the aeth
! April next, at the hour of twelve O'Clock Of
tkst day. if fair if not, on the next fair dav
At the same hour, procesd TO sell, at the
eoart,house, in Alexandria, At public cue.
ton; to the highest bidder, for ready money
three thsusand acres Of LAND situate on
the aeA fork of$Big Sandy Creek, which
land wss, 1T the time of the granite for the
same, in. the county Of ;Monongalia, in the
szte Of Virgins. p. 80.
: lThe above tractsoi land were granted BY
the state Of Virginia, to John Ailisonsty three
several patents combining respectively one
thousand acres, and bearing date on tho first
day Of October, 1874, which land has bean
,i;nce duly conveyed to the said William
HedSson by, deed dated;3d Of August 1870.
!: ii Edpund, ~; Ieess 1I4feee.
.,AanI. s'''
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h, once using Lees SoverciRn cfntment'
The proprietor inioeps those persons and IA
miles who are suffering urder this disease
opainst the infection IF which no person Is
.ssfs. that. this ointmentis used at night on
going 70 bsdis never tails to ,perteem 9 cure
Sy the folisuing morning, 80 thousands who
have usedss during the last ten years can tes'
tify. The peculiar excsIlenciss' Of this in-
,-fallihas remedy Cor the itch, above every O.
srnl;sa,ion the ingredients being 20 inno-
rept ssse be applied with perfect safety %
the tsniersss infant and its being not only
free from any offensive tmeH, bss equally q
-..rseahls wi,hsshe pleasantsse posnatum
Dy. HaaeassssG rssa Rsessssoe.
Wien tsss inysntor conhdensly RECON-
,,,snas . an iaysEuabss: 1niedsciSs for the
.spse stsf cure q y ss.eg:
'sS 1sas. 49, Adissaetinas fssiasaa {.
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,.,.s .c, g., L,QZ n AzG e =. x ~, s.. &.
Among The symptoms attending Werns
are. disagrseable breath, especially in tho
norning1,bad and col rupt yuma itchingi in
tae nose, and about tho seat-eorvulsiens
eppiletic FITS, and solnstines pri,ariou Of
speech irregulaf appetite, sosnetiias los ih-
inr.food and sometimes yorasious-- parging
with Shiny and fetid stools-vomitint> Large
and hard belly-pains andsickness 1t s,e ,sto.
mach--pains in the head and ,thighh with
lowness of spirits--slow fever, with small
and irregular pulse-a dry conEh-excessivs
thirst--sounetimes pale and unhealthy coun-
enaace, and sometimes the face 6featsa and
flushed. -'' -. .
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms, shout have immediate recourse
to Eamiiton's Worm Destroying Lozenges
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to those above
described. 49, '.'.s
Hahn's true and Genuine German Cosr
-. Platter, e.
| An infallibIe reuledy for Corns; speedily
removing tn EN- root and branch, without CIV
ing pain %
Genuine Perfan Lotion,
The Restorative Powder-ior the Teeth
and Cums.
Hahs's Genaiae Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for all disesses of the
! eyes.
Hamilton's Essence and Extract
Of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Govt, Palsy, dwellings,
Numbnsss, &c. d. -. -
f. n, s Tooth Aehe Drops, :
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances. ..
The Aaodyns Elixir,
For the cure Of every kind Of head ache.
Tie Damask LIP Salve.
h,fallsble Ague and Fever Drops.
" Sold oaly by James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King Str eet, Alexan .'ris. who
has, long been sole agent for the sale oil the
genuine preparations. -
- Hannah Lee,
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NO T l c. E.

:THEPresident and Directors Of the Great
Hunting Greek Bridge, will re ceive proposals
until Monday, the second day Of April next,
for opening a road from the southern abut-
ment of said bridge to the fence OF Mr. Ro-
bert Patton. The distance is one mile and
eight poles, the road to be opened 80 feet
wide Ia every part ana rounded 20 feet in the
middle to curve of Is inches, 50 as 70 re-
ceive coat of gravel.
John Hoof, Secy.
March ~. dt5lA
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To be Rented fos a term Of years
r~HAT valuable tract of Land, Jailed
New York, 25th Feb.

To be Rented fos a term Of years
rr>HAT valuable tract of Land, Jailed
Preston, situate on the " ashinYton and
Alexandria turnpike road. at the junction OF
four mile creek and Potomac river, and dis
tant two miles from Alexandria, three from
Washington and FIVE from George Town.
I here are upon the premises two story
dwelling house, containing six rooms and
passage, with kitchen, carriage house, sta
bles, &c. large, handsome and highly ma
nured garden, of at least ten acres, in high
state Of cultivation, and lately laid of by an
experienced gardener, an orchard containing
several hundred pear, plumb, cherry and
damson trees, with English walnut, ounce,
and mulberry trees, and also upwards OF six
hundred apple trees, and two or three hun
dred peach trees, selected with care from the
best nurseries, and all in full bealng. The
annual average product Of the apple orchard
slone is estimated at 100 barrels. This trac'
contains about leo acres OF land, a considers
bic part whereof has been MANFRED and sowh
with clover seed The shores afford fish and
Will fowl, and one or two good fishing land
ings. The situation is healthy, elevated arc
pleasant, IN full view of three towns, and Is
we'll calculated for a place Of public enter
taiamcnt. Immediate possession may be had
and the terms will be made known nponap
licasion to (.
Frances Alexander. :
Hn,,,rr "a eOtE
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19N li, MEDICINES

G9N*JiNEs MEDlSLNEro
-, - :, 80 &c q aRD La, In. os ks-Foax,
:. sr,odyyd frcn ike original recipes %
~. sf M lsnbscyibes. hiss spidsss, By
" posfss :. 49,. ,,,.na,ea and 1vifboat yukoss
ssAom go - -. gen,,;ne. >,.l.s,s, ~
: sss'sa.I.s S.SSSs coIds. Aflhnas.
:, OSftsSoss s's6" -
&C. -
! Are immediately relieved ana speeoiiy ""
& edby the use OF
y 1IAMILT0NS, ELIXER FOR SOUGHo'
DEAN sought experience; nas sans snou !,
-..nds that oily and heated medicines, joined
a..,,h .,,pra cnizte. or sleepy drugs, repeat
"A dose ef which ilat.er and deceive the pa.
.S - sor the present, by procuring momep.a-
--s ease !; experience, / say, has taught
thousands, that the common opiates and bal
...as,;cs. a. they. are called, finally aggrssats
s.srv disorder Of the breast ,snd lungs, in
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Publ c Sale.

tuOI e Sdle.
IN PURSUANCE of deed executed to
the subscribers on the eleventh day of Janua-
ry, 1908, by the late Charles Wadswor,h, in
trust for certain purposes thereby expressed,
they will proceed to sell, at public sale, at
Rhodes's tavern, In Washington, on Mon
day, the second of April next, at the hour of
twelve O'Clock of that day, if fair ifnot, on
the next fair day, al the same hour-ccr-
an Lots in the city Of Washington. and dis
trict OF Columbia, known and distinguished
by numbers 4 andrs, in square numbered
II, together with all the buildings and i'm.
provcments thereon.
George Taylor. ,)1'"''''''
March Q.
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,!Sskctea Recommendations.

~-Re;rr aesirous to make public for the good
,s o,ber,s .hc excellent quality Of Hamil-
tons, elixir, prepared by the late MIR. Lee,
,h.vs sent you the following account OF the
hshstit ] have received FRONT which hope
will induce others to give it trial On con,
sequence Of bruise on the breast received
from fall, my health grew bad, my breath.
ipv became very difficult, and 'requentiy 1
h.ys had sutlJeniy 10 rise up IN my peg wttn
a, the horrors of immediate sutiocation.-
Al 70 thess a constant pain IN my bresst,
.nJ .cnush, great loss OF strength q 1nesp'
~ Won NAV Conceive that nay symptoms
...;dsatiy indicated an approaching eonsumP'
80, The advice OF mos, eminent Physi.
elan was rcsorted to, and afterwards secohu
was called in, but without giving me any re,
lief Another physician who knew me anu
the circumstances ofmy case, ADVISED me 70
viye Hamiron's Elixir atrial saying no mao
%. d il in his practice and always found IT to
ID much good. A bottle was procurea from
q. M. Birch's, and found reksf before had
!. ,ak.n half otit. continued to use It q was
.ooD s,pong to attend to business. Ontaking
cold, some of my former symptoms return,
but are always removed by dose or Two Of
the Elixir.
George, Bennet, Jun.
,.. no ~. Budd street, Phiiadelphia'
Mrs. n. Lee, New York.
Mr.. Ab,iah Hsnly, Bridge street. sslti'
more, was cured by one bottle OF Aamilton's
Elixir, of very complicated Disorder ocea.
s;ontd By very severe cold caught several
mouths ago. He breathed with the greatest
>xIificalty: and. was often thrown into weaken
go swea,s when he attempted to walk any
distance, and his voice would frequently iall
in such q degree tina, he could only attempt
:. 60 whisper. He has been upwards OF six
Ss.eks. wilhou,sa return Of his complaints 1;
and desires 70 give his public testimony in
favor of this invaluable medicine.
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Holland and Country Gin -..
New England Rum in hhds. and bbla.
Peach and Apple Brandy In bbls.
Martinique Cordials, in boxes a-... ...-z
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Havannah Honey
pergallon, Figblue. =
Molasses in hhds. Spanish Flotant Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
Harris's and Taylor's manufactured 70
bacco in Kegs, ~ ..-.. /,
Gunpowdcr and Shot Of different sizes, !
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, Pimente,
Chocolate Nos. and 3, Mould and nipt Can
dies, ... ..~ ::
Malaga Raisins in boxes, I
Pipes in boxes, gross each,
bingham box's, Hamilton's C1rett's and
Leiper's Stuff in hotties.
LONDON and Philadelphia Mustard, :.
Writing and Wrapping Paper, !;
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c. {
A constant supply ofwATEa CRACKERS ana
best svPKRyINs rLouR, by retail, and
so hhds. Of Maryland and Virginia Te5ac-
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Il loieph III. Vaudeville,
efsss 5sf sak sle jolisussy arsataes,-
,ehsksdlf or READ. :
5000 bash. Lisb6h and Livssp Salt
10000 ne Green Coffee, in bkrysls and bags
5000 u Goshen Cheese, Of excellent qua
Iity in saskst :. a.. =
loco :. New England do. do. -
400 ,bblss of Hsrings, Shad and Mackare
80 tons Plaster Paris s,.>gi :. . .,.
so bales prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and Dema-
rara Rum
Z pipes French and ditto Brandy =,
Is hkds. MIseovado Sugar
80 bbls. do. do.difsrent q laliiss
, hhds. Copperas ~
Gunpowder, Il.
Imperial, + ~. ~
Hyson, TEAS -.
Young Hyson,
Wy, ~. and ~. - ~
Hyson Skin,
Madeira, -, .. -
!. 5 s':s:s, md WINES
Catalonia .....N.. $500. i.
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Bile 80 days after the conclusion OF the draw
ing. 4 Es-...tNs
or THE ANNEXED pRIzLs.
ist drswn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
a.,..g $4,000.
lt do. 18th do: $50 Tickets from
No. I to No. $50, inclusive.'
l.t do. 3oth do. ESQ do from No.
~. :. - .2sl to 500, inclusive.
lst do. 25th do $50 do. from No.
2s,ool to 22.2so, icclusivs
lst do 3Oth do. $50 do. from No:
.. 22,ast to 22,5Oo, inclusive.
list do. ;~35th DO. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
lat do. 10th do. 1000
LIST do. 45th1do. $4,000
First 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled toa
Ten Dollar prize each. @
e" The drawing will commence IN the
City Of New York ION the third Tuesday IN
April noxt, and will ccstinue to draw 600
Tickets each day (exsept the la>t day, When
there will remain 500 TO be drawn until
finished.
Tmxprs for sale by-R: GRAY, Booksel- I
Ter, King street, Alexandra, where all tick
cts sold by him maybe examined, and iMor'
nation obtained respecting the Lottery DUR
ink the drawing, fiee of'expence. Plies in
the Baltimore College LOTTERY will be taken
at THAR full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference paid in cash. Cash will
also be advanced for prizes as.soon as drawn
ata Moderate discount. T.. =.
Present price oftiekstssight dollars.
January l.. =
= Should the 6.st number, on the 18th day
Of drawing, be either ofthe numbers 'front.'
to $50, Inclusive, theni in that csse, the next
drawn number mot one Of those nnmbers)
shall draw, be entitled to the $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
goth, 9Sth, and aoth days Of drawing; 50
that person with one ticket may draw One
Thousand Ticket.! Question How! An
swer-Suppose No. ii,l7s, is the property
of II, the first drawn number on the 18th day
of drawing, which vii entitle II to the num-
bers from to $50; and the FIRST drawn mum
Der on the goth day Of drawing, may be No
us, which will entitls him to tho numbers
from ISL to 500. The FIRST drawn number,
en- the asth day, may b No. SIS, which will
2ntitle him to the numbers from 22,ool 70
b2,25o, inclusive and the FIRST drawn num-
DER, on the soth day of drawing, may be eas
Of the 7so tickets already drawn. which will
entitle him to the numbers from 1880 to
23,so0-Yes, sir, and the thousand ticke's
may draw One hundred Thousand DoIlsrsI
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Public Sale.

: by virtue OF deed Of trust from IpNGsm
Gore to the subscriber, to secure the pay.
ment Of sum Of money to Daniel Each, will
be exposed to sale, for ready money, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of April next,
upon the premises, . piece Of GROUND,
lying upon the north side of King.street and
to the eastward Of Patrick .strest, in the town
of Alexandria, extending as feet 8 inches
upon King street, and running back 100 feet
to - foot alley. Upon the ground is erect
ed three story brick dwelling house. The
ground IL subject to an annual rent of seven-
ty dollars Fifty cents. 49,
James Keith.
March ~: 2awts
FOR SALE. .
40 be soldat Cedar Grove in Fairfax coun.
at the late residence of Daniel M'Carty,
eeeased, Number Of likely NEGROES,
consisting OF men, women, girls and boys.
Among them - an excellent soachman and
hostlsr, good shoemaker. aad "a elderly
woman who is good meat and pastry cook.
If the above mentioned negroes are noe
sold by private contract before, they will be
offered at public sals tbs third Nfopday in
Apsil, ut the ceprtheuss in Fairfax county.
Sarah Carly, :Admrx.
of Daniel MsCarty deceased
csd.rcrofe, NareA.s-is asyr
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Less than 3.l-4 blanks to prize, subject
10 a deduction OF Is per cent Prizes paya-
BILE 80 days after the conclusion OF the draw
ing. 4
a. or THE ANNEXED pRIzIs.
ist drxwn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
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!. Ss;msSSs ma 0sshis . ~ Ssnsl IuSise She
fnmedessss ass sfsessf reqas iataxiestiQn ii,
Or sny destructive intemperancss the upskil-
6a,l or FREQUENT suse Of nsrcuU, the dissases
pecuIiar CO.. smalea Of . certain period Of
ifs, bad layings, ia. ate. -. 49, i.
! e 20. :. HAhtlLTONsS 49,. =.
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
- : TnH II A3(y EN ~
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= :
fashionable things. To pay fort them Is not
degrading. Tribute to Bonaparte is all
right. ~
It's not sacrificing our Independence 70
submit to his regulations. He goes further
than ever the British went, or had an idea
of going to restrict our trade, and not
word of murrnur or complaint are heard ln
our country. What a thunder Of indigna-
ton would sound through tbs, United States
if Great Britain were to refuse 70 allow GER.
tain articles from .this country to be import
ed only from Norfolk & Boston in licensed
vessels, zach to bring letter in cyphers
Or if she were to compel all our vessels TO
take return cargoes in her produce or ma
nufac,ures, whether it suited the owners
calculation or not And what should we
say if England should lay a duty on all me
American produce now in their ports OF so
per cent ON their value, and Immediately
sell the produce TO pay the duty /? Should
we tamely submit to such an outrage, and
sayisis municipal regulation, and we have
no right to complain?
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Was committed to the Jail OF

this county, as a runaway, a Negro Man,
who says his Eane is Lewis Ellison, and that
he was set free by Mr.. Thomas Ellison, by
a deed on record in New Kent county, Virg3
He is about % or "a years Of age, feet 8
inches high, had on when committed blue
short cloth coat & trowsers and swansdowa
Jacket and fur hat, all very good. The own.
er is requested TO come, and prove his PROF.
perty, pay charges and take him away, other|
wise he will be disposed of as the law Directs
James Campbell, TALLER.
November %. 2aw2m
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The third instalment upon the subscription
TO the Farmers Bank Of Alexandria, Of len
Dollars on each share, being due on We'd
nesday the 5th OF next month-Notice Is
hereby given, that committee of the Di-
rectors. appointed for that purpose, will at
tend on that day, at Brooks Tavern, to re-
ccive payments, from 10 O'Clock in the lore
noon until two O. clock in the afternoon.
Nov 20. co
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Toleph Vaudeville,

.IOlepn W2hdeV1ile,
csrner Of King and Faiyiax streets,
HAS RECEIVED FeR SALE,
10 puncheons Sd proof antigua rum
2 pipes real cogniac brandy
5 pipes country gin "a. ., !,
so barrels New England rum
40 barrels rye whiskey
=, 5 hogsheads Orleans sugar
5000 lbs, green coffee :, -
so boxes and half boxes choice first and
-, FALL GOODS.
THAVE opened Store in the House for.
Il inerly occupied by John Janney and adioin,
ing Thomas J4nncy & CO. and have eceived
part Of my importation of FALL. GOODS,
the remainder are expected in a few. days.
Joseph Ianney.
10th mo. 49,. 80 ~ eotf
second quality Havana segars =.
20 casks first quality Goshen cheese -,
Is boxes London aud Philadelphia mustard
500 lbs. refined saltpetre i, -
20 boxes muscatel and bloom raisins
90 lbs. fresh Zante currants
/, SO boxes mould and dipt candles
1900 lbs. brmstone =
SO dozen perfumed soap
90 lbs. Cayenne pepper
November % -~~-<u,
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alsranurta DAILY 6asette.
1vEDAEsDAY, NOVEMBER %.

There is brutality oil feeling, a want of
dscency, always the concentrate of a want
oil good sense, which marks the character
Of a democrat. The Baltimore American,
speak ing oflate English occurrences, says:
$ the dlsgraced minister Jackson, arrived
at Portsmouth,, October 1esn," &c. Were
Marshall, Gerry and Pinkney disgraced by
the LrutaI::y of the French government ?
Surely not; nor was Jackson by the bruta-
lily OF cur government.
The Philadelphia papers are discussing
the utility of steam beats for the Delaware
and lhe Chesapeake. There is little doubt
but that these boats can be used in both
bays and the rivers to the utmost advan
tage. 1t is feared that the Chesapeake viii
often prove too rough. 1t may, once a
month perhaps, but the bay IS full of har
bors into which the boats may so during
the continuance Of violent storm. Steam
boats from Norfork to the head Of Elk,
from New Castle TO Burlington, and from
Amboy to New York, would render TIA
yelling much more convenient and more
cheap than by the stages.
To Coryesbondenfs The version of Da-
vid's Lamentation will be inserted On Sa.
turday:
Commercial Information "A gentleman
Of intelligence who arrived In the Sally at
New London, from France, is now IN
town. He states that Gen. Armstrong
previous to his leaving Paris, actually re-
ceiveG an ofici note from the Due dc Ca
dore, communicating the intelligence that
the Rambou.lct decree was repealed, sub
iect to th5 duties and o.hsr exoencts pro-
vldcd however al act OF congress should
be passed, rciinqulshine ell american Sc
ques!rati9ns q French properIy, uuder the
non.intercoufse law. After The 1st day Of
November, therefore, it was understood
that bona Gde produce UfAmelica should be
admitted into the ports Of France without
danger; but colonial byoduce should be
suhiect to conascationo It is understood
by General Arms trong that the revocation
of the decree in question only applies to
the properly of France and Spain but that
in Italy and Holland is not compreheaded
in its terms. The property in France is
sold and placed in the French funds until
the Jaw in question shall have been passed
by oar government, when the dates and
expences will probably exhaust the pro-
ceede.
1t is also stated, that when the seques,ra-
tion of property in Sweden became known
in Paris, Gen. Armstrong called upon the
prince of Ponte Cosvo, Che newly elected
crown prince who assure him that all real
American property should respected -
that an agent might be appointed BY Gen.
Armstrong for the purp ose of asce:taining
this fact; and that accordingly Mr.. Spear,
a worthy and intelligent gentleman of New
York, was appointed to that station. Yer
bal assurances Of high respect for Ameri-
can property were given by Bernadotte to
Gen. Armstrong.
[B0ston Gasette.]
British Licrnces.-Three months ago,
(says the New York Evening Post) there
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ar Printing in all its branch-
es neatly executed at this ohces
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British Licences.-Three months ago,
(says the New York Evening Pos) there
was terrible hue and cry raised through
GU. the United States against British licrn.
crs. To trade under British licence was
an insult to the honor and character Of the
nation. Il was paying tribute to foreign
power. Il was sacrificing our indepeud-
ence aud reducing the, states to their ori-
ginal situation of British colonies. 1t was
so odicus and so traitorous thing, that
bill was brought into Congress, to dsfran-
chise hny person who should accept Of
lcence from a foreign power. But how
has the tone of those men who were so IN
,eterate against licenses been changed since
their good friend Bonaparte has commen-
ced granting them. They are now very
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ct The subscriber will keep con-
Aantly a supply of BRAN during
the season.
Jas, c. Deneale..
November e7. cost
N O T l G E.

November ct.
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To Correspondents The version of Da-
vid's Lamentation will be inserted On Sa,
turday:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-01

June /. g,