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FOR SALE,

A NEGRO WOMAN, about 20 years
of ace, with her two female chlidren' one a.
bout two years DID. and the other months
She has seen accustomed to cooking WASH
;ng Apply to the Pnntes.
October IL
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BANK OF ALEXANDRIA,

DEcRMRHR Is, 1911.
THE Stockholders in the Bank OF Alex
andra are hereby notified, that an election
of nine Directors for the ensuing year, Will
be held at the court house, in this town, on
the third Monday 1.-THE 2oth) January next =
IL. McKenna, Caihler.
December - d3t&eotl 9lhJan
~ Mr.. Davis, in Richmond, and MIR.
Hciskell, in Winchester, are requested to
insert the above in their newspapers
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Raasans,, Currants, Elgs, sc.
so boxes New Raisins, a few days import
ed and in 6ne order
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom RaisinS
20 drums ou!tana do.
boxes Figs
80 boxes s. l-2 boxes Godfroid's Cigars
100 do first & second quality Havana do.
10 cwt. dried Goldfish
10 600 lbs. colored white Goshen Cheese
s,oto lbs 6rkin Butter
100 dozen Hilbert's best London Brown
Stout and Porter-very Old,
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Chocolate
Nos. | and 3.
30 hogsheads retaining Molasses.
so DcHijohns,
FOR SALE By
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner of King * Fairfax streets
Win his usual e general assortment Of
The beit VI ines, Liquors, Teas,
and other Groceries,
Upon very reasonable terms for Cash, Pro-
dace, or at the usua! Credits to punctual
customers.
December Ia.
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October %.
- small adjoining TR ACT, contain
ing twelve acres, on which handsome
DWELLING-HOUSE has been began to
be erected, with WELL of excellent water,
may be had on very accommodating terms
2aW
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-18
IEIIUMAN VILLAINY.

Among the numerous items which swell
&te catalogue OF British wrongs, we have
seldom had occasion to record one of equal
epormity with the following:
Bos. Patriot.
I, WILLIAM PARKER, a native of
Boston, sailed from Norfolk. ON the Afh o.,
January, 1897, 10 the ship Charles Carter.
John Tompkins. master, for London. In
consequence OF bad treatment, on my arri-
Val in England, left the vessel, and enter
ed on board the ship Horizon, Douglass, for
Nina. On Sunday, the Sd of April, being
On shore, was pressed and sent on board a
tender called the Enterprise. On asser-
ting my ctisenship, and referring to the
captain Of the Charles Carter, who had kept
BACK my protection, in revenge for my ha-
wing lett his vessel. he roundly asserted with
an oath, that was an Irishman, and had
assumed three several nanes. In conse
4uence of his declaration, a clearance from
MIR. Lyman, the American Consul. was of
no avail. was then sent on board the
Zealand guard ship. was there drauehted
among Others, for the Valorous s!ocp OF war
and sent to Copenhagen, in may, 1907 Ga
Our return, having been twice draughted,
was sent 20 Portsmouth in the Banterer. :.
frsm thence on board the ROYAL William
for the hospital. On my recovery. being
at that tine oswell was put on board the
Nemisses, for Halifax, but being cast away
20 the river st Lawrence, was sent there
5n transport. and from thence to Bermu-
da, to join the Swiftsure. On our re,urn
after the cruise, having met Admiral
Coffin, represented to him nv situation.
He observed, that he would make the ne
Cessary enquiries, and in the event of nv
speaking the truth, effect my release. He
came to Boston. and as have since learnt.
Called on my mother, obtained = certificate
Of my birth and baptism, and a letter rom
che Secretary of State, at the request of
2ohn q Adams, Esq --Notwithstaud,n
Which, on his return to Halifax, ne tot
no further nolice of mine or of the represen
tatioos OF my friends. Sensible at last. ,ha
my freedom was to be obtained in no other
manner than by desertioo-I made the at
tempt" as taken tired by a court ma tia 1.
and sentenced 500 Iashes--fwo hand,edurd
ninety siS Of uhirh 4 recetved ! Three
months after deserted ag6o--agaln taken!
. gs,n tted--and WHIPPED NJ AIN -.l,'s45
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N. G.,
N. C' RALE1cH. Get. IL.
THE STATE RANK

AT meeting of the Directors of the
STATE BANK ,.held in this city. on SATURDAY.
last it was resolved that the PrincjDaI RAM
and its several Branches shall 90 into of.
fective operation on the discount dav Of
each, in the 6rst week of the ensuing month
or it the Branches, or any of them should
not be ready on that day, as soon after as
may be convenient.
The Discount day Of the Principal Bank
will be every Tuesday, commencing on the
5th OF November. The discount DAYS at
the several Branch Banks will be fixed by
the directors OF each--Notcs for discount in
the Principal Bank are to be placed in the
Bank before o'clock in the morning of IN @
discount day and the discount will be de
clared at one. The Bank Hours will ba
from o to Q each day.
Approved notes OF the Citizens of the Sc
verai towns IN which the Banks are fixed
WIN be discounted at sixty days--those OF
Country Gentlemen at 90 days.
we trust mat we may congratulate the
CItizens oil N. Carolina, that from the time
tois BANK snail be IN complete opera ion. they
VIII be no longer embarrassed by the cir
culation of deprecated Paper Medium
winch mas hitherto in great degree cramo.
ed the energies of the State for from The
arrangements which we have no douhs will
De made tor promoting tie circulation Of
the notes ofthis Bank in the adjoining States.
and in the Northern Cities and from tn.
solid capital on which 1t is founded, we be
iieve its Notes will be in. as high credit as
those OF any other Bank in the Union.
The Director from Fayetteville having
gwen In the resignation Of Peter Perry as a
Director of the Fayetteville Branch Bauk
duncan M'Rae Esq. was elected in his
stead.
committee was appointed to prepare
a'd report such amendments as may be
ought desirable to be made in the Ac, Of
incorporation at the cushing Session OF the
LrEiHatrfs, --~-Regtstey.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-18
PHILADELPHIA, October z.

On Friday We were furnished with an ex-
tract of letter from Captain Thomas Quail.
OF the sch Hound. of this port dated "Pri.
son--CaPe Francois, July I'd. 1911, from
which it appears, that he sailed from this
port for Aux Cages at which place he arri-
yea safe aud that the next day after his
departure home. February 6th,) he was
Captured by one of Christophe's leet. car
ried into Gonaives, when he and his crew
were Immediately marched to his present
Prison-the cause never made known his
black majesty not deigning to assign any
The treatment, it aPpers. is barbarous. on
ly being allowed biscuit piece per day
land kept in cells and dungeons, not ha :.
wing the use OF the air insomuch that neither
he nor any of his crew, have seen the sun
rise or set since their con6ne ment. near Eve
months Petition after petition have been
presented to the cnFeroy, but have availed
nothing"
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AN IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT.

The manufacture Of bar ir2n Cor refined
iron) by means of the steam power and roll.
lers ought to receive the early and effectaal
attention of the people Of the United States.
The impurities Tor eStran.oas matter) are
Pressed out of trs iron by the roii-ra IL is
only W comtressio,t that the CO n non forge
hemrner produces the same effect. It is
SAIL. that in S,m,h Wales 500 tons Of refined
bar iron are thus made ar 3 siayie work in
one day. This is at the rate Of 9 ;, 20 tons
per annum. Those who Intend it, GAN
MAKE THE BEST lRONthc Ore 1vil hro.
duce, by this method. - Dem. Press.
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sttipes>2s0 being the seats6cs. Went atliu
to E-yln md in ;he Tn. she, but 10 consequence
Of her eng destined for America with dis
patches. fearing again my desertion. was
sent again on board the Royal William. and
from her o, board the shamrock, bound 20
Portu ,,at--was cast away OF St. Marys-
seat TO Lisbon. and put on board the Bel
Hour. here made a third, last. aud thank
God, successful attempt a. desertion.
- .. VIM. PARKER.
Boston, Oct. 8. 1911.
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COURT OF KINGS BENCH.
Tuesday Jolly "a!
sITTIEGs AT GUILDHALL LoNpoNj
Buckner vs.. .Ifktns.

This was an insurance from New York
to any port in the Baltic. The vessel ,y.a
captured by boat from shore az sh. vs.
lowering near her port of DISCHARGE. Che
loss was known in December, 1910 bu, ,ss.
assured did not abandon until the month Of
April VI
Lord Peterborough held this too late and
that the assured must abandon, with rea-
sonaoie time, to eDtitle him to claim for a
total loss. His lordship however toll tbf.
jury, that IN making up their estimate of a
particular loss. the only thing to deduct
from the total loss was the chance Of reco.
verhg me cargo, and, the jurr would con-
sider now much they thought such chance
WORTH The jury found for the Plaintiff de-.
mage on average loss 90 PER cent
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-18
! II MoVEL pRoCESSIoM

At the Berkshire Cattle Saow ia Pitts
held, procession was for ned On the pub
lie square. AMI proceeded through the prin-
cipai street in the following order:
Sixty yoke OF prime Oxen. connected by
chains, and drawing a plough held by
Charles Goodrich. Esq. an 1 NJ. Nata. FAIR
held. being the two most aged Far ners pre-
sent
Farmers Of the County carrying a Flag,
representing sheaf OF whsat on one side,
and Plough on the other. A large stage
drawn by Oxen. carrying on it large
Broad Cloth Loom, with flying shuttle &
a Spinning Jenny of 40 spindles both OF
these machines in actual operation yaskil-
full workmen.
Mechanics ofthe county. carrying Flag
representing ram on one side, and a shut.
tie on the other.
"A large Stage drawn By Horses, carrying
ON It various specimens Of Berkshire Ma
nufactures, amongst which were number
rolls OF Broad Cloth. rolls of Sail Duck,
handsome Rose Blankets, Muskets, Sec
with the Flags of the u. States and of this
mmonweaith. displayed on il.
Officers and Members of tine Berkshire
Agricultural S,ciety, with heads of wheat
(oeing the badge of the Society in their
hats.
The whole was attended and regulated
by the Marshal of the day on horseback
lMr. Sheriff Larned) together with four DE
putty 7Marshals. all mounted on white horses,
and carrying the badges of their Office -
ihe members ofthe Pitts6eld band of u,u-
sic accompanies and enlivened the process
number of premiums were awarded by
the Berkshire Agricultural Society, accord.
ing to previous regulations.
The Society have also also resolved topa
certain premiums upon household manufac.
tured WOODEN cloths, to be exhibited in yanu.
airy next.
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COMMERCIAL LETTER.


The following interesting Circular hal
been obliSingly furnished to the editor of the
0emocratc Fress for publication.
LIvERPooL, August %
1--WE refer to our circular of the a4,h
INST. per ship America, the contents where
Oh we nave chiefly to Confirm and repeat,
as no alteration whatever has taken place.
Cur estimate of the import aud sale of Cot.
Ton we make up to the present time as a
document OF the highest Importance at a
moment when the supply of that article i,
likely to fall of, and the activity of our
manufactures may probably be enlivened.
not only oy the prospects which are open
ing upon US from the north of Europe, but
from those considerations OF imhartiai ius
tice which acting upon your government
may prompt them to remove the unfrienGly
restrictions that still hang upon our inter
Course with America, and retard the period
OF final CANCELLATION.
During the last month our Cotton market
has undergone considerable variation in de-
mand, with but little change III price the
stocK OF yarns In Manchester, was reduced
oy steady and successive demand. but az
the enquiry for this article has again become
rather languid, the dealers and consumers
OF cotton purchase rather sparngiy they
however are very willing to extend the scale
Oh operation, 1t tempted by any reduction in
price, and the market has certainly sus-
tanned some injury ny public sales of British
importatlons, as we'll as by the ill timed
eagernes of the holders of American cottons.
The import, especially from America, NAV
now be expected to fall OFF ; and whilst an
export vent would very materially improve
our market, we cannot. in any event, see
ground f9r the apprehension of a considcras
bic depression upon our present currency.
we now submit to you statement of our
monthly importations and sales to the 17th
INST. which includes private sales, as we'll as
cottons imported here aud forwarded to the
Proprletors resident in the country. To
the product of import, we of course add the
stock remaining at the close Of next
year; and deducting from this the amount
OF sales effected this year. the result gives
you the stock on hand with as much accu
acy and precision as Can we II be obtained.
IMPORT In 1911
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PAPER MONEY

Ibey havc P--~-a : -. .,,r 60. = =
lie oncaorr II Tat sn,uan, Of ONE - q. y
49, -
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FROM CARACAS.

From the Caracas papers polit y flu rn;sl,.
I'd US b. q friend, we can End nJt.ing very IN.
.eresting TO the American reader They ale
70 the 9th of September. There are sone
tr,ctures on Independence, bat the clerrv sna
eigIon IN all seem 10 be too much concerned
80 them for any good TO result
PAPER MONEY
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advertisement.
September %

DURSUANT to a deed Of trust from
.dndrego Jameson, and Mary lns wifes
to the subscribers, will be sold at pubic snc-
ton, on the premises, on Saturday the
twenty sixth day of this instant month, Oc-
tober, a WHARF and FARMHOUSE, In
the town of Alexandria, and bounded as fol-
lows, viz BE ginning at the southeast
intersection of Union and Queen streets, and
running thence southwardly with Union
street, fifty feet-thence eastwardly, with
a line parallel to Queen street, into the III
YER Potomac--thence northwartN1y, with
line parallel to Union street, fifty feet to
Queen street-thencs with that street to the
beginning. A credit of six, twelve, eight
cen and twenty-four months will be given
the purchaser, on his giving his notes nego-
table in the bank of Alexandria. with an APP
proved indorser, in four equal instruments,
and deed of trust on the property, to secure
the payment of the same.
JAMES KEITH, sen.
JAMES KEITH, jun.
o...l..e DE
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Tn1boyunt Letter,
August %

From four of the Members OF the hrst
Baptist Church CT New York, appointed to
eva nine into the conduct of their Pastor,
the Rev. MIR. PARKINsos, and report the
s,me TO the different ministers Of the church,
can be had at r. Gray's and Cotton & Stew.
arts book stores.
September q
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FOR SALE,
IOHN GATHER,

Corner Of Prince aud fct'far sfreetS,
rAS lust received from Pal,adeip MAJ
Ill New Ark, and New York, handsome
assortment of Pearl, Topaz, and Corne,'ah
Jewellery, Watch ChaiaS, bears, ny o..
also. handsome assortment OF oi,Vei '1,'
and Plated Ware, which Will be SOLO at fe-
daccd price. Co. o,d
N. B, The highest price given tor old
Gold and Silver. eco
October
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Under a Deed of Trust

UnQcr q DeCQ Vi lIuSt
From ANDREW JAMESON and MARr his aye
to the subscriber,
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On the premises, on Saturday, the 26th of this
present month of October, the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
IN THE TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA, TO WIT:
APIECE ofGROUND, lying to the west.
ward of Union street and northward of Prin.
cess street, beginning OH the east side of an
alley, running in direction parallel to Water
and Union streets, eighty eight feet seven i'll.
ches and an half to the northward Of Princess
street and upon the line of Hepburn and Dun.
das, and running thence eastwardly with their
line, and parallel to Princess street to Union
street, thence northwardly with Union street
fifty-two feet three inches and three quarters
of an inch, tleEce westwardy with a line pa
rallel to Princess street the length of the first
line to the said alley, thence with the alley
fifty-two feet three inches and three quarters
Of an inch to the beginning, being moiety OF
the ground conveyed by John Allison to the
said Andrew Jameson and Robert Anderson,
which hath in the division been allotted 10 the
said Jameson. Also, an undivided moiety of
PIECE ofGROUND, conveyed by Joseph
Riddle and james Dali to the said Andrew
Jameson and Robert Anderson; the ground
so conveyed, being bounded as followeth -
Beginning upon the south side of King street
forty feet six inches to the eastward of Water
street, and running eastwardly upon King
street twenty-four feet, thence southwardly
parallel with Water street one hundred and
sixteen feet to twenty feet alley, thence
westwardly with that alley twenty-four feet,
thence with straight line to the beginning.
Also, an undivided moiety of certain Rent
Charges, amounting to two hundred and two
dollars and half, issuing out of certain Pieces
of Ground, lying upon the cast side of Water
street and south side of King street, which
are secured by valuable Improvements.
James Keith.
Nc+obar sta dfs
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Another Lot Of Ground on
October 8
Merr0cs zUantcd.

c. Negroes 7Odntta.
SOME likely young NEGROES, between
% and IS years of age, are wanted to pur-
chase-Two Blacksmiths, woman VINO un-
dcrstands house business and is good scam-
stress, arc wanted, for which the most iihe-
rsl Drices will be given. Any person WISH
inp to sell, will pfease to apply 10 MIR wash
;oo,on, keeper OF the Washington tavern:
Aur,,St %
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October 3
~ PasrURAGE ready for

u 40 Nh0H
tine accommodation Of ali gentlemen who
may wish to pasture Horses, Cattle or Sheep
on the Island adjoining the Washington
Bridge. do imagine it as good. if not the
best, the county or district can afford, as
we'll as its proximity to the different mar.
kets, viz Washington, Georgetown ana
Alexandria, ~
August 2S
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G. ". Carlln's academy.

-HE. citizens Of Alexandria are respect
1 fully informed, that on Monday EVsM n,
;,c the "a ofthis instant, the sunscriber"iii
commence NIGHr SCHOOL. for the reccp-
ton e puDiis who may wish to be instructed
IL Readiny. Writing, Arithmetic, Boot
Keeping and the Mathematics, in Its ySrious
branches, on Fairfax street, nearly opposite
Mr.. Joaaa T&oafSon's, where those wishing
70 be instructed any ofthe above will please
apply to ;.
September II di
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Trial of Mr.. VIM. Parkinson.
THE Public may now be grati6ed With
l. the perusal of one Of the most extra :
ordinary Trials that perhaps ever appeared,
viz The Tria! OF MIR. WILLIAM PARktN-
SON, Pastor of the first Baptist Church in the
city of New York--for an Assault & Bat cry,
on Mrs Eliza Wintringham, one of the meme
bers Of his church.--Taken IN short hand BY
w. Sampson, Esq.
For sale by
Cotton & Stewart.
Scptember %
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REMOVAL.


The Subscriber having removed to me
store lately occupied by Messrs. La"rasoh
aid 70 vie, oficrs for sale.
20 5ags Pepper. s tons assorted oweaes
Lon
10 auialais Cod Fish and Pollock
2 BALES Russia Crash, suitable either TOT
bags or coarse Towels.
is pieces Ra~siA Sheetings.
2 irunss Shoes, . Cases Boots,
5000 Yards row Linen, sets Chairs,
20 boxes Spanish Segars,
tasks Tlmoti,y seed.
ALSO,
Landing from Brig Dove,
As Barrels y + Rum of best quality
40 Baskets and Cases Florence ON,
Ions assorted Swedes Iron,
Boxes Roll birthstone,
Cases BroadciOths, India Nusl"S anu
Curral,s,
piece, Ravens and IS pieces Russia
Duck
2, pieces Calicoes, f.w Shawls, Pms &c
1000 yards good Tow Linen,
iierces. 5 Barrels white brown sugar,
&. tianaspikes, dozen Delaying Pins' %
dszcn Hank,
IS loxes mould and dipt Candles.
William Smith.
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The Subscribers have just opened
Tuenty-one Packages DRY Goods,
Which, with their former supply, const;-
tute an crceLient String assortment. They
will be sold low T. cash. or approved negoti-
able paper at short dates:
S. Mark & Co.
Fairf X stleet, next door to
Lib5y and Carne.
May IS.
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Baltimore State.

TIE subscribers viii 90 tract for any
quantity OF the above SLHlE, WHOA is &C
knowledge sd 10 be superior TO any discovered
in this coua,ry. Persons wanting, can have
it delivered by giving 80 days notice, at the
anne xed prices, with the addition OF freight
and shipping expcnces.
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of Ground,
"A Lot of Ground,

Situate ia the most healthy part of Alexan-
dr,a. upon the north side of Wolfe street amp
to the eastward Of st. AsaDh street-begln-
ming upon Wolfe street t. enty three feet i've
inches to the eastward of S.; Asaph street.
and nnaing thence eastwardly with Wolfe"
street and bindins herewith 80 feet; thence
northwar,!Iy with Hac paraltelsp St, Asaph.
street one kundred and SIX feet FIVE inches 10
ten feet alley; thence westwardiy with the
line Of said alley and parallel to Wolfe street
80 feet thence southwardly with straight
line to the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to ground
rent of four pounds per year.
The improvements on this lot consist OF
comfortable frame house, with every convent
ent out house,. and ! garden nnder good cuf-
aviation, with variety Of choice fruit 'rees,
csc. Any person WISHING to purchase, may
viewthe premises any day previous to the
sxle. ON which AliberL credit will he given,
p. G. Marsteller.
Aayl. cots
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LaWrasOn e FOWle

- The editors Of newspapers i, George
1oa and II>s oi Washin, ton, a'e request
ed TO punish the above advertisement once =
week for twelve weeks, anu transmit their
areourf- 20 tbs office.
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SCHULZINHEIM.
WEIGEL.

PLYMOUTH, .AtrR !.
Came in a beautiful French brig privatecr'
of IA guns, from Bordeaux, captured after
along chase by the Amazon, SO; also Datca
schooner from Batavia, with valuable cargo
for Amsterdam, captured by the Fancy, cutter,
Lieut.. Holland. Came in, two cartcls from
Morlaix, with several ladies' passengers, IN
exchange for those French ladies' sent over
fortnight since by order Of our government
Ensign Bulteel, of the first foot guards, at
the battle of Barrosa, fne youthrof ieyears
of age, had narrow escape. He carried the
kings eolors in the foot guare. on tae me
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For Freight for New-York,
The Schooner
syn. William Eaton,

Eg Intended as regular trader,
JosrtM Burxes, master. For freight or pas
sage apply to the master en- beard at MIR
.Isvin's wharf.
May Is. %.