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MarylaHd Eleetioa.-.Alexander M'Kim
and Peter Little, Esqrs. are elected 10 re-
present the City and County OF Baltimore,
in the 18th Congress.
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Public Sale.
a. A Reward offered for the

~ n NOV dI q OA1II % IOI tf1N
restoration of the subscribers II 0 r s Z,
which strsyed or was stolen from his stable
yard on the night OF Friday the 2lst of last
month He is black horse, Between / &
IS hands high, heavy made, with a cropped
name, his near hind foot white, and some
fresh marks on lis back occasioned BY the
chair harness.
FIVE DOLLARS viii be given for re-
turning the horse, and if stolen, !GNDOL1
Lars more for the apprehension OF the thief
upon conviction ofthe felony. (.
Arch. Mclean,
October A. cost
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n Printing in all its branch
es neatly executed at this office.
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A North Carolina paper asserts that the
federalists pay some of the printers for ex-
ira papers sent gratis to the democrats,
which the Minerva denies, but recommends
such a mode of counteract,ng democracy
and difusing correct information. There
are two things that would certainly have a
very beneficial tendency in the suppression
of democracy in the southern states the
establishment of schools to learn the demo
Gratis to read, and the more general circula-
ton of federal newspapers. If the consti.
tuition of the u. S. forbad candidates be-
ing eligible TO Congress till he could pro-
duce a certificate from a School. master that
he could read and spell, the House of Re-
representatives. would be somewhat thinned,
nor would the Senate be compleat without
change Of one or.two members.
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g Marine Mluranee COMPANY
!. ~. q Of Alexand'1s.

: IssuR ANcR Oyrlcr, 18Th Dec. 1909.
THE Stockholders in this institution are
hereby notified, that an election OF fifteen d.
rcctors, will be held at the court house in "A
lexandlia, oil, Monday lhe 18th day of>Jans.
AIRY next, ensuing.
II. BY order, p ,
~. f'es'ify % hI:oLolle Coc'rxy
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Public Sale

THE subscriber, by virtue of deed Of
trusrto him from Mr.. Jslilism Ha6gson, dat.
cd on the 10th day ,of November, III the year
, 1908, for tae purpose Of indsmni!yiAg MIR.
John Hopkins,-will, on the r6rst day df lie.
bruary next, At the hour Of twelve O'Clock Of
that day, Il fair if not, on the. next fair day
at the same hour, proceed to sell, at the
courthouse, in Alexandria at public aue.
ZION, to the highest bidder, for ready money
thrce thousand acres of LAND, situate on
the left fork of Big Sandy Greek, which
land was, at the time 81 the grants for the
saline, In the couhty Of Monongafa, in the
s ate Of Virginia. Xxx,
The above tracts Of land we're granted BY
the state Of Virginia. to John Allison by three
several patents containing respectively one
thousand acres. and bearing date on the first
day Of October, l7s4, which land has been
since duly conveyed to the said William
Hodgson by deed dated I'd Of August, 1870.
Edmund !. Lee, lfgifee.
Nor. ~. NsfJ - sofa
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Iuit Received

Ind for sale by James Kennedy, sen. E0oA
49,. seller, King street,
Gentleman and Lady's Pocket Almsnacs.
in plain and Morocco bindings, Tor the year
1910. ~ 9.
Johnson's Virginia and Farmers Aims-
macs for do. containing variety OF usefui and
entertaining matter-by the dozen Or Other.
wise. ....- Sd. &.
Dr.. Hooper's Physicians Nadcmecum-,
Just published-a very useful Manual for
young gentlemen Of the faculty. PRICE liz,
cents. ~ ,..- +.f -
. Dr.. Rees's Medical Guide. (
Pennineton's Memoirs e hrs. Eliza Car
ter. 80 ...s - 49,. 81,
Blair's Lectures % xhstnrick and the
Bellies Lettres. lidsr =
Adams's Roman Antiquities.
Complete Farrier tnew edition. -
Misses Magazinc-2 vols. al 80. !, 1.
Porteu's Lectures en- St. Maithev.
Or. Newcomers Harmsny Of tho Eyanse-l
lists. !. ~, /, $
Mrs. Vests Letters to Young Msn. <
Cowper's Poems and Tssk--Ssperate, sls-
CANT miniature editions.
Msdiator's Kingdom, not Of this World.
81 and half cents '.S'
December z. Otef
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This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscriber Of alexandria coun.
tv. in the district Of Columbia, hath obtaiued
from the Orphan Court of said county, let
Ter, of administration on the personal estate
of Joseph Harper, late Of the county aforesaid
decd, all persons haying clsdms against said
deceased are hereby; warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, 10 tho sub.
,criber on or before the 9th day Of June next,
or they may by law be excluded fron all be-
nef;t Of said estate, and those indebted there
10 are required to make Immediate payment.
I Given under my hand this 9Th day Of De-
cember, 1922.
VIM. ,Harpes, Adm'r.
dJs,fph RN7sr.
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Thomas n de Valangin,

Bess leave TO inform his friends aud the
public IN general, that he has removed to the
stand lately occupied bs Mr.. Saunaa NJ Caaua
on King street, and continues to offer Tor
saIe,a handsome assortment OF LIQUORS
J and GRoCERIES on the lowest terms for
: sashs viz. T." .
Imperial f'@ -.
HYson, 4@yss 80 ->
YoangHysop, TEAS Of the latest i'm
& Souchong Sc 49,
First and second quality New Orleans
and West India Sugars. E.,
Madeira, "
IisboBs xvrNEs
:. Malaga and ~ -
Old Port In bc;tles,
Hollands and country Gin. 49,.
Cognac, Bourdeaux, Peach aud Apple
brandy. ......'.
!. Best Jamaics, Antigua, and New Eng
b land Rum. az. .''e
Wbiskey in barrels and by retail.
Cherry Bounce. ,. -.
Spanish Cigars ola very superior quality.
Green and white coffee, chocolate. mace,
cloves, cinnamon, nutmegs, pimento, pep
per, rate and ground ginger, rice, pearl and
common barley, arronet,o, madder, indigo
: cSppsras, alum, birthstone, ssltpetre, starch
fig blue, white and brown soap, mould and
4 xdipt candles, gunpowder, shot,, fints, hrst,
!, second and third quality smoaking tobacco,
James river and small twist tobaceo, Mac
caban, rappee and Scotch snuff, best Flo-
renee oil IN TASKS.
Is - Has a.so on hand,
A few superior quality Goshen Cheese.
December ~. aaw+w
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Bark Of Alexandra.

shOTIcEis herehy EiysR 70 ihs; aoeb
~ holders Of tho hsnk lof AIexsndris, thst
q dividend Of three anda half per cent a. ~
espi.alssoek Of s.A Bapk for lie half yet
ending thu day i deiarsd. and win e sssf1
10 % pald sothem on THURSDAY the 9Th "a +
~ statr ftae ,fsaissSai aaid DirEssfa
Garden Cha pom Caihiert
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Eist
Slasl Do sHlssf 4 II lilS,'

4 lkGfuf 5nISaie N, INC Is XHsS4,SAl 49,
s(;cf S2ttI 3, Do snltst n ~ *
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,sss0,s s HIRES .lAs;s l.ssyy4es = ",
iii 8 SyaALe rpssIssi \
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Ball. s Ioln Eai ;ker, ? & Attn Hslks
I Z, sorve rsslls pIlsty i,qrtoni Geo. Dill
sRobsst Nail y Mr.. Fell
= .,,sec,h Cenrsd, Josiah Cleveland; Nl}
s,,; s:,sloO, lane yisrk; William c.
ton,: Margaret Gym sally Garter Ch,sf
,anter Casiisic Jsssss Cater; Roben NJ
Eatisr 4 RichSrd csoSks,i Ntnlirm tsa7
Daiior Jpha CS,nfhius Jsbspa Comarqs|
alons,ens t'p.&4 g 9 & 8 y Is'a D
3. = Sam psoa Dsrrsli esnsft., p. Dard
James Davies, 8 hsrlss, t,as bsoj4ai
Doad j; Philip peScps y
J, cs<erssv Ea e
Rielsrd Fiishnsh !; Frances F.zhugh Il
John Franklin2 .swss F'sler Danisl "a
gle. ss y 49, u
George Gray; john Goodins. 2; Ceoru
sGrayhan, Edward GGpen; John Giinuut;.
ltobsft Gunnell Asa q lipatfiek; Mildly Gu.
nous.
Fanny Hook Rcuccca Hanson; ceere
w: Hunter; John Heiskeli, 3; Charles Hola
liday Forbes Aaig MARY Harris; JoA
Hewk.
~ e.t II, }
Ann o. Jenifer Joseph Jansey DEM
M. Jsknston Mrs. Margaret Jones, As
Walter Jones, s.; hiichasi Jaruo; Elm
Jewell.
uly.e. Kia.ey; Be.jamin KiIley, ;. /
Ebenezer Lounsburx, .; Master Franc:
l.. Zee Richard Lasieln; r. Latour, Nh
Lowering Warrington Luke |; Sponsor L.
nard; William I.a.imar, Jun. Alexander ],
Lawrence /; RichardLeoaAd.
,>.,N M.
Lewis Morris; Margaret Mccar,y; Eli,
iah Martin, =; AR. Morris; VIM. Moore!
James u. Moore .Jan;ss Mscoy Gsog,
Munroe Elizabeth .Morcrep; Moses Misi
de'0n Hugh MsLs y
Captain David osiss Mss My ows..
Monsieur pAi's 'a j. 'eAn Parks. p
Captain Job Potter 5. thomas Powers !; !
z. Foster. r ~ a "a 5s!'&-E
r. 3 y sB$,
;. Doctor Manus Rowcn Reid and Cros,.
dell Charles Robinson; lsna,its Ra.clia.,
James Riso0. &ff = l>rss
Christopher Soor.; George Summers, ..
D. Slcaaar.; William Shepard, 2, Jose,
Spear; X chard ShankI,n George SswsG
.r...5.'...H 80.
Syrus Simpson; Joseph Shove, 2; Mar
shotwel' CaptsiA i. r. smith John Smi,
t.. 1868. - - .si.s'"tl' W -
-, .-.'' II. +. .t
John Tracy; Eliza I's!bo; Charles Tus
l!; Iho'nas 1rus,y t.. z. TschiHsIy.
s. o.. ,-- ~ ". s~f "a
John Vogal. sa4ty T.,
William Waters; Captain William Wi.
son; Richard Wai!ack ), Ricnard Williams;
George Whittcngton JOIN v'estco.t, Jun
Robert Wright; Elizabeth Wills; John l.
Winslov I'd. Wa,i.on: a::atilda While.
George Giipin, ?. NJ.
Janwly3. cost
HATS FOR SALE.
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! Another traa, called Bliss.

y
Marsh, hing the cousty 81 Nsestn'ofelaIid
containg about $50 acres, boz dorng on = the
river Po,om &c; adjoining the Strstlord estate.
and the late residence OF Richard Lee, essl ct
'Chantiliy: On the estate are Q buniber ot
farms and tenants at viii. Part Of this land
IS extremely fertile, and all of il as good 40
The lands generally are in that part OF the
country. The Marsh affords excellent range
for stock, and is happily situated for 6sh and
fowls of which that river ahounds, and must
be desirable estate 10 any person who may
choose to reside in that part ofths country -
It will howcverD laid of 10 suit purchasers.
The above lands are held by deeds Of pur-
chase duly recorded III the general court,
Another tract containing 0g2
&C, cs, lying in the county Of Berkeley ad-
Joining the residence Of Rawleigh COlston,
esq. of which al,cut $50 acres is leased for the
balance OF the life of all nged MANTLE rest te-
nantcd ut will. This land Is situate ia what
is called tho big bend OF Potomac, and borders
on IL In poin; CT fertility it is esteemed IN
ferior to none in that part Of the state and is
held by deed from James Marshall, esq. !. =
. Seven other tracts containing
1000 acres each, adjoining each other in the
county of Mason, villain few miles OF the
Ohio, aclwecn the two Kanhaws's on the wa.
ter. OF Sandy Creek, which runs through
considerable part OF it. 1t adjoins the lands
of general Washington. and the late Benjs-
MIN Harrison, jun. esq. A large portion of
it is rich bottom and the upland Of very good
quality. 1t Is held under the original patei,-.
tee by deeds duly recorded in the general
court. '..., .. .. - A. .,.l.~.
Five full & complete Shares
in the Dismal Swamp Company.
Upwards Of 10000 acres Of
Lands, being very old military rights, lying
10 the states Of Ohio, Kentucky and the In
diana territory, chiefly patcated in my own
name and ready to be shcwn.
A more particular description Of the torc-
going property may be seen by applying to
Mr.. Thonnas Taylor, Of Richmond, who is
authorized to make contracts, or 70 myself
in Alexandria. The dies are all undouhted.
and the terms proposed IRE. one fourth IL
cash a, the time of conveyance, the b.aaDce
in three ins,dlmcnts. the last two 10 be OH
interest from the date. Any species of the
pubic stock AID oil the G;iercn: Eank, in the
United States OF Insur ancc CompSlies--of
the poton-c Fridge an1 turnpike COMP
ncs will be received in,paymcmt according
to ,hcir fair value. Ground rents IN the ci,y
f. Richmond and town Of Alexandria, or
Houses ard Lots, will likewise be received
in payment according to such rates as may
be agreed upon. .... >saa.a
John Hopkins.
July 81. 2a"6m
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For one or more years,

s. For one or more years, Ns<'.
'ETSAAT valuable property commonly CALI
i 8 81 e1 Jones's Penn, now occupied by Je-
AsIr Baow sIxs Also, the Marsh and ,hIAs
ad;scenf. The terms will be made known by
ps St<tSsn Cooke, near Lessbursh, Loudoua
The subsesiber having beer informed that
yosiAx Bnowxfsa has committed various de-.
nrsdatioss on che point, that he has sold the
$500 which surrounded il and the soil It.
$50. aises nosise TO these who have been en-
$500 IN this memorable traffic, tina, rspeti-
sioS s. Il will inevitably subject them to the
psnlssn ofshe law.
sosHaas ~ "Ns&BH
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HATS FOR SALE.
JUST REcEfYED BY
r~ Faxon, MctcaH g. Co.

- = cases eenriclncus land youths hsts, OIL
various qualities, among which are few pa.
teut silk, black and drab. Il III
also on HAD, Il
A few chests young Hysonl Tea, Of sups-
iior quality. .i1 49, !,
Ma'cosade Sugars in hosshesis sad baz-
! " Writing and Wrepplag Piper.
; Sheathine do. So 5,
Iiserpcn Salt, and ia 3, ; s; :
r A few tons Eunpean Gals.
Also general asso Shoes. I
January 2,Ts S5 }}sts a& solw \
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Orphans Court.

Alexandria County, Dec. Term, 1909.
Ordered, That the administrator Of Joseph
Harper, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
for four weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Ga.
xette. & H. ~ .l...
Teste. '..,.,a., :. .......
Alex. Moore, Register.
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Less than Ia blanks TO prize suCjeCt
to deduction Of Is per cent Prizes paya-
bic 50 days after the conclusion ofethe draw
ing. -.. r@ g.. >. s...- p, ..
OF THE AxNExEp PRIZES.
LIST drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
.a.. 49,. ...e,;. toSI,O00.
LIST do. 18th do. 2so Tickets from
$685.. No. ! to No. $50, inclusive"
LIST do. ooh do, 2sp do from No.
.'l..s .... ISL to soo inclusive.
l,t do. 25th do. $50 do. from No.
....... - 22,0Ol to 22,25o, inclusive.
LIST do 3Oth do. $50 do from No.
22,25l to 22,50O, inclusive.
LIST do. 35th do. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
lst do. 4cth 10. 1000
LIST do. 45th do. $4,000
Fist 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled to
Ten Dollar prize each,
~. 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 (exeept the last day, when
there will remain 500 to be DRAWN until
finished. ...' -.
TIcxxrs for sale by r. GRAY, Boohsel-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where oil tick
cts sold by him may be examined, and infoi.
nation obtained respecting tho Lottery dur
ink the drawing, free Of expence Prizes in
the Baltimore College Lottery will be taken
at their full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference paid in cash. Cash will
also he advanced for prizes a., soon as drawn,
at moderate discount.
Present price ofticke,s eight dollars.
January /.
Should the first number, on the l5th day
of drawing, be either u the numbers from
to $50, inclusive, then, III that case, the next
drawn number mot one Of those nnmhcrsj
shall draw, and be entitled 20 the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks "a may Re drawn
to them previous to the 18th day OF drawing /;
an, in tie like manner with tickets 70: he
! Goth, a5th, and 3o;h days Q. '1ASing; So
that person witt one ,ickes may draw One
Thousand Tickets! QuGstio's- How! An.
swcr.-Supp.se No, ii,l75, is the property
ne H. the first drawn num,sr on tie 18th day
OF drawing, which vii ca'ilh II to tho num-
hers from / to $50; and the first drawn mum
Der ON the Goth DAY OF drawing, MY be No
l7;, which niil c.l.ie him TO the numbers
}rnm asI 200 The first drawn number,
on the 18th day, may be No. SIS, which will
cnti,Ie him TO the numbers from 23,0ol to
2a2so, inclusive; and the first drawn num-
her, on the Soth day OF drawing, may be one
of the $50 tickets already drawn. which will
entitle him TO the numbers from 22,25o to
22,sOO-Yes, sir, and the thousand tickets
NAV draw One Hundred thousand Dollars
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Public Sale.

$ UNDER the authority Of a deed Of trust
from Sa,anst Bailey to Us, for :hc purpose OF
, securing the payment ofcertain debts to WI
! liam Nilsson, surviving administrator OF Cum
5s.aand WILSON, deceased, and 10 Beniami"
Booze, we will offer at public sale, for cash,
ON the 1911, day Of March, next, at the front
aoos of the court house, in Fairfax county,
a fRACT OF LAND, in the said county,
described in the deed as situated ON Oscoquan
Creek, adjoining 10 the town OF Colchester,
|, and devised to the said Samuel Bailey by his
father Kfiiam BaiIey-supposed to contain
four hundred acres. &. .@.."
Thomas Harriion, jun.
I R. l. Taylor. ...,=.
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ForSale,
: Ike Jallosisg vzlvAsLs s@osss I :,
A TRACT OF'LAND. !.

CONTAINING 1000 acres, more erfchs5
I called and kn0wnhy the name q bufta e.
lac Marsh, lying Within "a niles0f " tnc'ses.
t.r. h the county Of Frederick, il Dip re q
Virginia. On about 800 acrcs = uilA !, 49, g.
there are several very we'll improved farm.
tenan,ed for life or lives, tue balance free vol
an incuu,brance, including an excellent rret-
chan. mill bull, with stone, DE whole Yielding
an annual rent OF shout 900 dollars. Much
ofthistract i. very fertile, wsii watcretl, IND
All abundance Of timber. itls generally rolis
ing, but part of il is hilly and stohey, chiefly
ofiimc stone. II win be laid Oh 70 sui. puf-
chascrs. s. s., * *. -.
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I. B. Nichols, Sec'ry.

:..r.fs A. rs7s g.r.,.. 2aH Z! 5thJaO,
esmT.. Mr.. Davis, of Richmond, will insert
the above advertisement in his paper once a
,seek ill the 18th of January. '.a'.-
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1924 Prizes,
}24,o76 Blanks,
IS, GOO Tickets, at z dollars, is

Less than IA blanks to prize; subject
to deduction Of IS per cent Prizes paya-
Bile 50 days after the conclusion ofethe draw
ing. -... >. p, e..
OF THE AxNExED PRIZES.
LIST drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31

ipropitious recollection we shall remember
only that our friends in the u. ). are blood
of our. blood and bone of our bone. AS for
me shall carry home with me no other re
greet than that of not having been he instru-
ment OF reconciiing differences which have
been too actively fomented aud suffered to
exist too long. propose as a toast.
Prosperity 70 the U. S. of fn1erica.
Upon which an American gentleman pre-
sent. desired permission togive Ioas,-
which being granted, he spoke TO the follow
ing PURPOSE
That inspired by the liberal sentiments
expressed toward. his Country by the Ell
liyhtened ambas So dor from G. e. he felt in
cumbent on him to follow Mr. lack son with
another sentiment. which he mad no doubt
would be drank with entire satisfaction.
Old Engiand-who with Roman pride &
Roman power hath during a war of e,gh cen
years. resisted and repealed she enormous
and overgrown power OF democracy, and
who with extended arms hath successfully
dashed and bufetcd the waves of despo,ism
which have overwhelmed and mercilessly
destroyed all continental Europe.
Other volunteers were given, particular
ly one by General Drummond. viz: The
health Of Mrs. JdckSon-in which the com
pany most cordially joined. Upon this, Mr.
Jackson again said, that it had almost the
appearance of presumption in him. to have
occupied SO often the attention of the COM
pany that evening", but he had another vo
lunteer to propose. and they would allow
there could not be too many volunteers in a
good cause and now (he added that the
ice is broken, which by the bye he under
stood was no easy matter in shis northern
region. he would Shortly propose to them to
drink The City of NJ ,ntreal," which was
immediately done with three cheers
/ Mr. jackson went to the Theatre on
Thursday evening after leaving Holiness
hotel. and was received with the loudes
applause. The band struck up G nd Save
the King" when he entered the box after
which the audience cheered him, and the
band repeated the favorite air of " God
Save the King" 49,, .-,
On Saturday morning Mr. Jackson and bi.
family left this city for Quebec, They EN-
lbarked in large birch canoe, manned b,
twelve Cana CLANS and were attended t,
the water side by number of the respect
able citizens, who repeatedly cheered then
ION their departure
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sauits US at our own doors. As for H5erlI,
we require no other liberty OF her than what
she sacrihces-the Liberty Of the Seas
We donor " desire the destruc lion % of
Great Britain-we desire justice, strict JUS
tice only. Like the American writer, we
contemplate with delight, the heights to
which herheohie have pushed the progress
of the human mind-her arts and her
sciences-her institutions for the improve
ment of the Young. and for the soiace of de
creptude or old age Z: we gaze with rapture
on the daring flight of her Shakespeare
wing-we arc enchanted with the lays of
her Milton--we admire the attic humour
OF her Swifts aud the profound philosophy Of
her Humes-we catch with establishment
the sublime inspirations of her Newton
But the genins of Britain is no apology for
her injustice. 1t is not Shakes Par. nor Mil
ton nor Swift, that rule the sceptre of her
empire--but such muckworms as Perceval
or suck butterflies as Canning. And are we
to submit to iheir encroachments Are we
to strike the flag of our country, before the
naval supremacy of G. Britain ?
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fer district is has becoh,e necessary TO char &c
anne one with fhe .dgencv' in my absence. -
Ihave therefore conffed the duties offhe
Consular .dgent 10 Mr. james Ba6eock,
Of Bosom. a native american citizen and a
Gentlemen of reshecfabiIfy. give this
notice in order that the acts Of Mr. Bah
cock. nay meet nth FIJI fam and credit
an all matters touching The interests Of my
.feitosr citizens.
j. M FORBES
Iongjngem, l7th May 1910.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31
PUBLIC S.ALE.

w ILL b. offered at rubIi' Sale on the pre-.
w m'ses, III Williamsburg Tuesday the
I'd of October next, The house and lot held by
the Subscriber for many years past The Ios
contains more than an acre and of ground
the house Is large and .onmodious and with
little repair would be one of the best buildings
IN the city The neghborhood is agreeable, 6e
the situation healthy, being in the upper par os
the city, on tie main street a few doors below
The College Square-ftvery circumstance ren1
ders IT desirable situstion for private family,
a boarding house or Tavern
wiz be sold at the same time quantity OF
household and kitchen furniture also a few Me-
Eroes For all sums above ten dollars, twtive
months credit will be allowed Purchasers gi 4.
wing bonds with approved security. TO carry IN
terest from the date. f not punctualIy paid.--AH
sums under ten dollars must be cash
JAMES MOIR
August T. or