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CiaJ4.fs tsef. On he lJin H., ia
,imin0.s, vil. SIX ~hitc men, onc mul,t,,,
four ns.ioes. escaped lroia trc roads, Of pI,
more sGhnty, by seeing the guards, t,kieo MY.
gus, ..d locking thcu III the gu.1G.nousen,,'
til !aa.nlG., Criminals, t.!.een h i.I:;n.pi.
|, i sa;d the tarnous Edward .,,inetor ,,,a
zen ot Ncwyork, tnow Of NewolIcans l.,
ho'r suit against Thomas Jefferson, in the ,r,
era! court for tais ,.,t scl-l.. the geouu,, Of \,
having elected him rr.w the Il l,ate Of Men,
orleans, Whi!c NJ J. Was PEST 'c,t Of The i
Sa,e.--tha, II. damages ave lrl at Que H,g.
hea Y"oh,ana Deilas---t!at john Nieksam a,,
taken out the wt in the meme Of l.. I..-art
that w. hhnn, The deputy Inarshal, realty g.,
out yesterday for Monticello, to serve it. III.
Federal Coat viii SIT on rucsd4, uext--so tn,
there has been no t'tHe los, Enquirer.
Independence The Du.ch are 10 p1v 4,
Emperor OF France sum equivalent to ~,
hundred Thousand pounds steilin-, for TIE TEN.
pofAfy preservation OF ti.eir independence
Daring The storm on Monday evening last. N
~" Jersey, young woman leaning againsia
."lalory At Mo,lncikah!l, vas struck dead bys
ilash Of Lightning, which acsccn,!ed and tone II
I" pieces ; andth the storm wi wiid hail and
'iin was tremendous aiorg that course Tor MANY
miles the hal stones al Always Creek WEI
sad "a be as large as nli sized lox grapes, an,
covered die giouud for sonc TING.
lhe sane tornado passed through Nilmnr-
ton. Inc wlnd was excessively nigh, acconp..
MED by smart shower, bat without hai H.,
SAID SONG accidents happened 10 boats in the IN.
er. Al,ho' il highly pioblb.c, SGT We lave IN
heald amy l'aruluilrs.
4 woW8.d CoRscHBre, 9st3 rGA G.4r "a few
Lays 'ncc, Jons WnrI. private IL the New.
'oanalan regiment, unable any !ongc, 10 bcAs
,nc stings OF his conscience, which had p,cyed
upon him Tor years. voluntarily Surrendered HIM
sell TO the ciyil power, tpnfcs.ing himself To have
been one of the crew VINO mutiuicd aud carried
hi, ma ESTES i,gale Icrmione inio L.,guira, :p.
wards NJ seven years past. tie relates tbs par
tcu:A,s o! tie nu,ttr Of a,'the oiIieers, *, cit
one quarter :a4stcg but say. he TOOK no active
pat ws,ate.er IN tux murders. l. IS IN Amrr.
can b. bira, ~n4 hal becn only tuee weeks on
boa,d the lcri"o",, al tie linc Of the pcrpetia-
,!o- 9tlacsc GreshF.! eg.n.cs.
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n'na:h OF July last by Joseph P. Weeks
s,ss,er of the schooner Ceres, and also the
forfeiture of the said schooner incurred
for not complying with the injunclions OF
the said ninth section Of the said act, previ-
Gus to his leaving the port Of New-York
with a fugatiyc slave on board, named
Lise, belonging 10 Isaac Entwis,le OF Al
exandria in the district of Columbia, be
and the same are also hereby RENTED.
]. b. Varnum.
Speaker Of tie House Of Representatives.
John Gaillard,
President Of the Senate pro TEN.
hcr2ovrD,
JAMES MADISON.
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BONES Tic.

R.ALE!ClI, On. @ May l :

RALEIGH, ~. c. May Il.
The circuit count Ct the IT, STATES for this
district vas Opened in this city on Saturday
last, By the chief Justice Of the t. States and
Judge Povsr, our ds.f;c, Judge. No civil suit
OF any importance was crguea. On Monday,
;bc trial Of Richard kcnncn came on, on ii
cha'g- Of passing, o. ajlernpting 70 pass, coun.
t>r.c.t notes on the bank O. the |. s. in the
town OF fdeDtoii. IL tins state, in the month Of
June, 1898. Several witnesses from that place
rgoyed the atte'np' to pass counterfeit NOES on
three successive days, and one Of the notes
was clearly identified.
Mr.. Cnmmeron as counsel for the prisoner
4Gorcd to skew that though Kennon offered
;.ir n9.es for exchange he did not Do it with
amy fraudulent intcDt. that he never averred
them to be coed Oh the coatrary, tina, he pro-
ies3ed himself not to be a Judge OF bank notes,
5"t WISHED TIE exchange only Oh CONDITION that
thc pcrsua To whom hc offered them liked the
t!!!5. a w,,acss from. Camden, ). {. swore
tiiat he saw man pay iSennon 500 dollars FOR
negro, n I. States p4nk notes Of the demon
lna,,"n o! 100 dollars, and 50 dollars, in the
Dec. preceding, and that part O. the bills
nad the mans tame upon them, and ore Of
| tbs had piece torn ct. It's corne, (which sn-
swgred III: description OF the three bills on
"iich the in,,.tt,ocm was brousht)-bus tho
| tins witnrsa rec elected so particularly the
Ern4ths oi these bids, he could not say whether
! :.y Person was present al TIE transaction, nor
! scarcely any OTHER circumstance in relation to
! H.. Tie albuncut OF counsel being closed, the
| cnili Justice gave short charge 10 the Jury,
! in which lie Explained the law and took view
| OF the evidence. " 1t was as clear The saidl
that kcnnon had not passed the bills, as that
| lie n&t ATTEMPTED 10 DaSS InerD, which was
cQGa.iy criminal; and though he did no, avel
the bills 70 be true and genuine, the very &C. o
Offering them tDr exchange, az good money
va A 'I'UGA IN ayeMnent, in the eye CT tn,
'''%, rs Il ne Mad declared them to be good"
ne jury was hot oGt mere than enc fourth
.! an hour whea lhey Icluyned with verde
} of - G4iHv."
j ON Tuesday morn the prisoner wa
I, 3,ou- INTO cusi', and after en- enquiry int,
t'is circumstances, he was sentenced 10 impri
Il aonmeht III Wake lad for three years and t.
. pay hne Of lily dollars
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IL l3a5gfte.
Nil,n,4gten, Nay %, lSl 10.

|FNNl09Lc", -f-ttF ,-1---,
A. . ,,e,,;vc oj ths rG3iG>@mne 4 At~ C"S"e
C."n.p. hi d. MGR Ca5'le. q s3+'. Behn'fts
49,, Dr. MERRITT ,pQ9 thyaci 'ai"';c", y
2aomas D,G, Secrsta'".
7, w,s moved, seconded and resolved, ihat
a cling Of tie republicans OF New 'asl'c
Comfy. h- held at tbs Red Lion tavern, on "a
urt,ay. the Cd day ct ,lHnc ns1'' Tor me pur-
nose of selecting delegates, to meet tAe 'eie-
ra,es from Kent and Sussex count4es, 70 Il; oF
Candidates 20 lie s.. .,portcd y, the ne%' general
election. for the Offices oi governor aud repre-
sentative to congress.
Rraoty,d, hattie proceedings be published
in the Wilmington papers.
- - BENZ. MERRITT, CtaUmea.
THOMAS DUFF, Seoffa1g.
The felerAl;ss of,he town Of BOSTON nave
elected FORTY TWO representatives. 10 tier
mex, assembly. rhc republicans had ii - votes
The HIGHEST federal 1910 Notwithstanding this
ao,i,u of the Bos,oa .tol&, tie Chronicle SUI
counts on republican majority Q! 20.
C.a. .4rms;rosg, il is positively asse'ie y has
taken the snip Sally, laying at st seoa$hA"s, 10
take himself ana family to America. She IS To
be protected by two passports.
Pronir rs. PerseaioR.-P. BENARp, esq who
is imp,lsnne,. at Quebec, charged with sc'!!tious
conduct, has, since his continement, een reject
ed member Of he prov'ncl"! par:a'nent
Cen. 'Apr,ou YVES '4iely chosen Vice Presl''
en-, of the Economical soci-iy, established by the
state of n. York.
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70 >eH American vessels, captured, detained or COZ
.isca;ed u Naples.
l.oaS IF t1e sch rayploutA, IF B0'.oa.-The SCH.
Yarmouth Foster, belonging to WIN. r. Gray, met
chant, OF that town. with cargo Of coffee ard sugar
bou9d 70 Cottenburgh. lost the Isle Of SaG.cs
the l9:A Of Jan. las, ! o clock night, ard
10 pieces rl5at of The cargo lost saved. She
sailed from Boston the 18th Jan. last and hc FIRST IL
formation q her received yesterday morning.
Vessel and cargo valued at 16 600 dal!arg, Tie
crew cs ;hc Yarmouth were OF the island ; month,
and suass:el on the provisions saved from the
Capt. Foser L, Bartlett and Merchant, left the
island in an open boat, the 18th of April ard reached
Rorbay il 4. hours, and from thence tool; passage
Z sAa,lop. and .ae:.d lia.:tay in Q days.
Lief: OF this Island Ebcae:er Higgins, mate, less.
Waldron, seaman. ard Thos. Anderson, cock, to
take charge oi what savel lhe Yarn outh wai
not instt 1. - c.dt. Pat
Th2 Canil'l of NJ York has brought home Tire
crew Of the ship Ann, Pcnderg,as, of New Eort,
r.ey condemn, in the court of prizes at Paris, boA
vessel and cargo, sevcn'y-si< ssanan belonging to
-..oy.cln vcssc!s. captured and coaisca'oa in tht
ycrs Of piscay, also came home in the Csri.l2---
The crews of seqacstercA vessels denied suF
port ly the frarc government a. wc.e 4alg ea:er
:=g on b3ard Of E.ench prva.ccrs.
slip Ma3dllca Wati,lnson, arrived at New Tor''
frog, Calcutta. sailed from ;te Sand Heads Jan ~
cnd ieic among o.tera, brig Dolphin t',ri1cnee
JUST arrived. tayque Mary,of SaIen and big Neale.
of Boston, to sah in 10 dags The Maglalen, aa'.
brought liti said] cargo ~@r'h nearly $50 9oo e
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A French fleet out.


From a Jamcica PAPER Of April l9.1
I, was the Swasgerer brig tina, the John from Hall
fax, fell in with of Nevis the 9n inst. and not
the Swinger, mentioned in yesterday paper, her
commander stated that lie had been chased short
time previous By sail Of the Inc supposed 10 be
French and we have no doubt they part OF the
Touon feet. which has escaped as will appear from
the following extract from the Barbadoea Mcsoury, Of
the 18th March, which WIS given in the Jamaica
Cour1n+ of mo Oh
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THOMAS DUFF, Scort~g.

Gen. 4rms'roag, it is positively a'se,'e''
taken the snip Sally, laying at 1t. Seoastia"s,
take himself an,l family to America. She IS
be protected by two passports.
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IFtsshiaqton e. >, III

u "S774H6E0N {. y Nlay 20
We understand on the autnority Of a let
Ter from, sir. Forbes, consul of thu U.
Hta'es at tampurg, written at Copenhagen
on the Sd at March last, lhat by royal or.
der, .oT p';ga'er'ing was lmme dlately to re
commence" There is therefore reason 10
lear inst the trade OF ,he Z. S. 10 the North
OF Europe VIII have been pu; i. as ptrilous
situation as ihal 20 the o.her parts Of ,he
continent.
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SHLp1"I.NG liz TN'LES.

The Baltimore Wing contains list Of no less than
ri I'aen American vessels, captured detained COZ
.isca;ed u Napleg.
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and ECLIPSE, won, the first, second s third
days: two heats only each day. We no.
ticrd. the first day, the President, several
heads of departments, Mr.. Morier, &c. on
the ground. The President sat on his horse
abou, IS minutes, conversing with Robert
Smith, who was on foot, in very earnest
manner, as appeared by his frequent jerking
of his elbow and whip; whether on the
mighty affairs of nations or the mighty al
fairs of race. o,ses, we do not know. The
Secretary stood bolt upright with his cane
at his toes, listening with stupid interest OF
attention, more inclined to hear than to
speak.
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ARRIVED,
Brig Brazilian, Luckets, ST. Ubes : salt
and sheep, to Daniel Mclean.
The ship Mary Of Boston sailed from St.
Ubes for Wilmington, N. c. Aug. 90.
Sept. 7, lat. 80, long. IL, spoke schr.
Ruth, Hanks, from Baltimore for Lisbon,
out So days. Oct 10, spoke sch'r Courier,
12 days from Savannah for New York.
Barque Sally & Mary, West, Phladel-
phia : shot, &c. to different persons.
Sct.'r William, Turnsr, Philadelphia ::
dry goods, to different merchants.
Rising Sun, Bears, Boston: sundries,
to different persons.
Sch'r Frcgh,e,, lowering, from Jamai-
ca F: ballast.
Market dull-Flour S 16 IL ship
bred 7 ; pilut do. 9; cornmeal rice a
1OOlbs Indian corn S 1 Is per bushel'
CLEARED,
sch'r Alpha, Lanphisr, New London !:
by the master.
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Il method Of supp essing mob 72it1out
bloodshed- In the year 1892 the women OF
Touion declared themselves in state OF
insurl ection, & assembling in great crowds,
threatened to hang the magistrates ii they
did no tower the price of sugar. The pro-
curator syndic at first laughed at their
threats but the multitude refusing to dis
prrse, he assembled the council general OF
the commune, and ordered the FIRE engines
with a plentiful supply of water, mixed
with SCOT, to be drawn out In battle array !;
by vigorous discharge OF this smu,ty ar
tillery, the insurgents in petticoats were
completely routed, and quietly retired 10
their homes.
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October G7.
NOTICE.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders
in the Little River Turnpike Company. will
take place on the first Monday in December
next, at the City Hotel, in Alexandria at
which time an election will be held for Pre-
sident, four Directors, and Treasurer. A
statement Of the accounts, together with a
report of the progress Of the work, will
be laid before the Company.
The Stockholders on the late subscription
are also notified that the first instalment OF
Sss -s on each Share by them resp cctlvely
subscribed, becomes due on the st OF Janu.
airy, 1911, which they are requested to pay to
Jonah Thompson In Alexandria, on or before
that day. BY order of the board of Directors.
Jonah Thompson.
Treasurer l.. r. T, c.
October le. eotlDss
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The following gentlemen will be voted for
as Directors in the Farmers Bank OF Alex
andria, for the town.
Richard H. Scott,
Thomas S1rann,
George Deneale,
Ihomas lrvln,
Gfohn Richter,
Joseph Smith,
George Humphreys,
Charles l. Latlett,
ToAn Withers,
Robert l. Taylor.
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Public Sale.

On Thursday meet qvH be sold on the PREMISES
at Il o'clock,
Two ;wo-story Brick dwelling Hou-
ses and Lot of Ground, situated on the north
side of Duke street, between Water and
Union streets. Terms will be made known
at the place Of sale:
p. c.. Marsteller.
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THEATRE.
Tuesday Evening, Oaober 80,
AT half past six O'Clock, precisely.

Tuesday Evenang, Oaober 80,
At half past six O'Clock, precisely.
NerO s. cur,ous Exhibition, ty Nr. Martin,
the celebrated ARTIST, fran Lnfofe.
PART lst-Pleasing Mathematical Expe-
riments and Magic Art and Deception,
PART 2G-1he most admirtd Phantds-
niagara in its pertecsion.
Encouraged by the general applause he
was favored with in his last performance,
Mr.. Martin has determined TO 60 on with
the necessary expe noes to put his phsntas-
magora in its complete order the former
exhibition being only sketch OF It,. lie
hopes the ladies ard genlemen's curiosity
will be highly gra,ihe d by the nezO aadtf'ons.
or Doors to be opened at half psst i've
Curtain to rise at half past six. Particulars
in the bills.
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1t is recollected by many OF our readers
that shortly after Cobbe,'s return to Eng
land some of the democrats published
number Of a" Rush Light" and pretended
Goblet was the author. The Democratic
Press contains a pretended extract from " A
Report of VIM. Goblet to the people OF &.
Britain" published by Goblet " soon after
his return to Great Britain from the United
States"
Cobbet is here made to say that when he
arrived in America his labor was to re-
commend an imitation of the British 60
vernment, their fashions, and propensltles
that he employed !" our friend Harper
to keep the public mind in suspense by tales
Of tubs, &c.-that he fell UPON the idea OF
mounting the English or black cockade, and
was followed by the English party, The fr-
dtra!ists-,ha, he hoped for an engagement
who did not, but was disappointed-the re.
publ!cans were the s,ronges: and had the
best reasons on their side; the monorchists
were powerful by their talents, their riches
and their connection with Great Britain
the merchants were in favor of monarchy
1t was supposed the legislatures would
make laws favorable to a real instead OF
nominal indep sndence-we strangled the
infant Hercules Of manufactures BY the al
mighty power of silent eyer 1vakcfM British
influence neutrality-suspicious. was rendered a
mere bubble by TIC intriguing influence Of
Engllshmen and their friends ispersed thrc'
the states The overthrow Of the Inanuiac-
turing establishments was masterpiece;
the means of their destruction were various
SOMETIMES BY FIRE--geneyaly by
inundat;ng the market with goods Of the
same manufacture, and selling them under
prime COST SC. SC. &c.
Now, " in the name Of all the gods at
once" tell us where is the fool that will be-
lieve Goblet ever wrote such stuff -
Would he ever acknowledge himself this
villain? Would not such public acknow-
Judgement Illustrate the ends proposed 1t,
ten years ago, he had so published, would
the democrats never before this have re-
published in America No man Of thought
can believe Goblet ever wrote 50. Why
are such pretended extracts given? The
election in Massachusetts, is at hand-there
! will be time for circulation but not tor con-
tradic,ion to many of the thoushless mul-
titude they will appear plausible.
| You Yourself, 3inns, or some other
scoundrcl, fabricated the whole. Perhaps
you'think no law can punish you. lfyou
did it, or are merely the instrument OF pub
LEGATION, if no law can give you the cat o.
nine tails, if ever mob law was justin able
',is IN this case. Ifever villain deserved
tar and feathers, It's the forger Of these pre-
tended extracts. Pitful wretch, whoever
YOU are, you shall not SO unpdnlshed tor
this Duane-like fabrication if the law Will
no, nail your ears to the pillory if you
cannot by law be sold at auction to labor Tor
life at the wheel barrow you shall have the
Andes weigh, of contempt and detestation,
Of every good man of every party and tho
Won NAV be insensibls to shame and feel not
the pressure, your name shall become apr0-
ver6, and your viilainy shall be warning to
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TO KEN /
THE WAREHOUSE on Prince street, at
present occupied by John Roberts as groce {
rv store for which purpose it has been usel
a number of years, and is an excellent stand
for either Wholesale or Retail business. Pos
session may be had the LIST of October next.
APPLY TO
John MCPHERSON & Son.
September Y: co
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From the Matchez Weekly Chronicle.


POSTSCRIPT.-Just as our paper was
going to press, we were informed by gen
tleman direct from the town of Washing.
ton, that his excellency David Holmes, So
vernon of this territory, had received intel
ligence BY an express that Col. James Cal
lier, of Washington county, with party
of forty or fifty men, had taken possession
of the garrison and Spanish settlement on
the Mobile. We give this as we received
tive cannot vouch for its authenticity.
Il
DIED, yesterday morning, Capt. WIN.
LINTER, of this place. His friends and
acquaintance are requested to attend his to-
neral this afternoon at half after three clock
from his late dwelling onFairlax street, OPP
posite the Presbyterian Meeting house.
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qI,raasr:a 3atEg 6a,sttf.
sfoNDAY, OCTOBER 80.

I'll. Baltimore Evening Post speaks o.
.ly Il declares that there is no prospect
f,he British resembling their orders in
,oe;l 'sunltss the government of the u.
,..,,s shall make preparations TO maintain
l,s3rdce 10 the world, which is, in plain
.splish, 10 kvy gar" This is coming at
!, 10 The point. The great hope of the
,.nocrats is that she will not rtscind her
adrrs. Should she rescind, they will de-
1,,, The resembling of the orders nothing,
..,ss she rrnounce her bloekading system.
sboold she rsnounce, still We must SO to
ar on account OF impressed Americans !;
sould they be restored, the affair of the
will be deemed sufficient cause
.lw,r: should atonement be made for that,
a. killing Of Pierce will demand national
,,ocraacr. Let wha, will be Zone the de-
,o,ra,s viii be sure to have some pretext
81 war. But the democrats spend their
|nk md strain their lungs in vain, to per-
made Congress to go to war with England.
England will forbear TO give us just cause
war, and the cause must not only be Just,
M,yrry great, before we SHALL hazard war.
/ The Gileses and Johnsons know how to
buster, bur the president knows when to
soP them.
Sometime ago the Aurora mentioned
hiring read Mr.. Madison's pamphlet on
{ te rule Of SO with the advantage of Mr..
Shadolph's notes, several days before the
p,sch Of Mr., Randolph" (alluding to the
prtch in which Mr.. r. says Z" have not
bad the book The Enquirer called this
"prmsditated lie" of Mr.. Randolph
The edtorzof the Spirit of 20 has explain
\ dhe natter. About the time that Mr..
ARlndalph made the declaration to wa. h
Ausion is had, (whether before or aft,
1sna appear, but probably after,) MIR
andoph left the pamphlet at Duane's
4 BOX store in Washington to be bound.--
i there we're three notes of Mr.. =, written
Rha pencil the first on the first page,
elast or the 10Th. The writer of this ar
ts perfectly recollec,s Mr.. Randolph's
ming he had not read a dozen pages Of it.
MR at the time called for the pamphlet
- quoted. The editor of the Spirit Of
9Ray discover where, by finding the ex-
H''lons pretty certain, pretty well ascer-
Sd, OF something similar, where Mir.
aughed at the word Pretty, and asked
sar meant.
0aane happened to see it at his store, and
~a'sd thai he had read it with the ad-
mage of Mr.. Randolph's notes - evil
ay intending 10 have it believed that
'Vsre many notes in it. and it was
~aIm by Mr.. Randolph as to a friend.
@'oud the scoundrel Duane palm a
NuO0d on Mr.. r.. and the Enquirer
Us HIM with premeditated LIE"
IEqa'rer charge Mr.. r. with a LIE
saqwrer.! Can Mr.. Richie suppose
fwouId lie ? man whom he has
OMs Chatham of America ?" whom
pronounced an honest, firm patriot
~% once praised to excess But
vas The value of such praise Or what
OF Ritchie's censurs, when he de-
~A' Madison, being at the seat of
'snt, would have "the means of
~fioN in his hands, 10 obtain the
SaSN while Munroe might b. far
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October %.
Le::5c q the Indian Queen levcr7'
FOR SALE,

IN consequence ofmy declining health, /
will sell my lease of five ears, from the lst
Of January 1911, Of the Indian Queen Ia
pern 1t is one ofthe best stands in the town
Of AleXantira, and commands at this time as
much, if not more thar any other, ofprohta-
bic business. There ere sufficient number
Of respectable boarAcra to ensure any person
comfortable living (; which, together with
the transient custom attached to the house,
makes it a desirable situation for man quail.
iGe d. to keep House of Entertainment. a
good tenant may have the lease extended to
any length of time he may choose.
I will also sell, if required,
the Beds and Furniture row in the house,
which are such as are requisite to the keep
ing comfortable and gentee house. The
house is large and roomy and there is at
tached to tia stable calculated to hold fifty
horses. The whole will be sold or a liberal
credit 1t is thought unnecessary to say more,
as it is presumed any person wishing to pur-
chase will first view the premises.
John Hodgkin.
0ctobeY 90 co
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l. ss Washington races, last week, Mr..
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I. p. THOMPSON,

AnorHey ut Law, i.
INTENDS practising in lie Circuit Cart
for the county Of Alexandria - His ofSee is
on Fairfax street next door south OF his IA
TIERS clearinghouse.
October 3. 3taW4W