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I HEREBY give notice, hat application will
bs made o he court Of Newkent, on the Sc.
cond Ihur.day in JIG beng1eour, dly, for a
wit, or wris of ad qdk aulSdm. to summons
jury 10 ascertain ne ccpvetfence ana inc ,nvs.
nience. OF disc -ntinung VfF following Roads. 70
wit; the road through zealand of the subscr
Der, TO COMMUNICATED ACROSS Pamunkcy
iver the road thrSASh hisA snd, to Claborn
Cooche5 across fAd river, nd the road run
ming through ,Heland, late tho property of Mi.
chael Hatfield decd.
VIM. CHAMBERLAYNE,
For self ADD az Ex'or. of
Michael Har6ed.
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Property for Sale.

TUE subscriber will dispose Of his HOUSES
and LOTS by r.iva,e a - a. any tine .e-
tween now and iuy next Trcy s5-0 a 4, I'VE,
nient Evidence for "a family, and IN print %
health and prospect, pc 81 uadon is not surpssss
cd by any in this place.
J9mcs Brander.
Manchester, Aph 11Ih, 1911. 2@
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True American.
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BosroN, April ?.
VOTES FOR .GovERNoa.
1910
1911
4O66 1876

me votes for Lieutenant Governor and Se-
majors IN Boston, were nearly similar to those
for Governor.
The Hon. H C. OTIS, John Philips. John
Wele', Peter c. Brooks, aud Daniel Sargent,
Esq'rs, are elected Senator'S for Suffolk.
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1910

Gore Gerry Gore Gerry
oatem 7l8 9O+ 800 813
FOR 1t. Gov.-Phiiirs (Fed.) 81S-Gray S12
hi federal Senators for Saem-feucral gain 1872
votes in this town.
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DOLLARS. II included $4,000 bar |
refs OF flour.
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beobfe OF Eng'and, by some Formidable
exhibition OF ;hcir disqualification with
respect to The course pursued towards
America, terribly their ministers inSo
the right path, 1t appears 20 US that the
BRITISH ministry will accede 70 no ,tep
tor The restoration of permanent har.
mony.
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FOR SALE.
August z

TWO thousand four hundred acres OF
LIND, in Fairfax county Virginia, slluated in
a healthy, genteel neighbo, hood, abeu. u
miles frem the city of Washington < George
own, and 10 miles from Alexandria. The
turnpike road from Alexandra to the Lutte
River passes about one and half mil from
the dwelling house. The land is well water
ed of good quality, and adapted to the
Plaster of Paris. The Improvements are
large dwelling house 4s feet long and 20 teet
wide, two stories high, good kitchen meat
house, tobacco house grana.y, stables ana
corn house, all in good repair. will take
the moderate prie of 7es Dollars per acre
one third of the purchase money payaoie az
the time of sale, the residue at the e~plra-
ton of Is months. ;.
Stock, in any of the banks within the dis-
trict of Columbia, will be rcceiv' q or LANDS
ON the lowsr parts of Potomac or KaPpahan.
mock rivers, and in the western country, VIII
be taken in exchange.
: Richard Fitzhugh.
J,Iv ~. 3awsW
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ed with compassion, hadst thou seen
Ephraim when he perused this sentence.
/" Had the writer of it (said he) drawn
his first breath to the westward of st.
st. Georges channel, such an absurdity
might be excused: What! Washington
a secondary character to Jefferson : a
mere instrument in his hands? Do we
live to see such an insufferable declaration
publicly made at the seat of government
in the very city which is honored with
WashingtOn's illustrious name? o my
country, Continued Ephraim) how art
thou degraded -
shall conclude this long epistle, friend
Samuel, by Offering one more suggestion
for the consideration Of thy readers
Should our common country, which has
hitherto been blessed with peace, be un-
fortunately embroiled with Great Bri-
tain, what would be our situation 3
Where is the man who possesses the firm
and universal confidence of his fellow CT
tizens? Who does not know that such
war would be extremely unpopular with
large and important portion of the CON-
munity? And, what might be the conse-
quence? Alas, my soul sickeneth at the
gloomy thought; my hand refuseth to
write the fearful answer. Dreadful as is
foreign war, civil commotionis infinite
~ more terrible: and let those restless
and desperate spirits who arc so eager to
promote the one, even at the risk OF the
other, beware of the result of their noisy
and dangerous declarations!
Thine,
SIMON PURE.
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A CURIOUS RACE.
Each PARTY WINNING STAKES

EACH PARTY WINNING STAKES
Two Yankees lately took lodgings for
about ten days at tavern in Lancaster
county, in this state, and Jared sumptu-
ously, drinking two or three bottles OF
wine daily. The last day a dispute arose
about the speed Of their horses--they at
Last agreed to enter on the Sc profitable
contest" The landlord was appointed
judge, each being the rider Of his own
horse. When they were mounted the
Judge, like those at the Olympic games
gave the word: one, too, three ana ~.
OFF they went, and have neither been seen
nor heard of since leaving the landlord
fully compensated by having had the honor
to be their judge
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SIMON PURE.
COMMUNICATION.

{" Thou shalt not mussle the mouth of the
the or, chich treadeth out the corn"
This liberal law of the Jewish legisla-
tor, appears in some instances to be fol-
lowed by our own law giyers. But at the
same time, they are wise enough to make
distinctions between their beasts Of bur-
then, and determine which shall be muz-
lied and which shall not: they did not
muzzle the mouth of general Sabine or
governor Claiborne, while on their tour
through the Orleans territory; they were
allowed to live on the fat Of the land, and
pick such part of the sheaves as they
thought proper; SO was the valiant colo
mel Duane, till stopped in his gluttony by
the secretary Of the treasury, to whom
he opposed his horns when no longer al
lowed to fill his nav. If we may judge
from the believing of the democratic edi-
tors throughout the United States, we
may suppose that most of them either
have or expect to have their muzzles
taken off in short time. And it seems
that several persons, now high in office,
have been allowed to eat freely of the
public corn.
But they have made one small, and
very necessary exception to the law of
Moses. They will not allow old oren,
who have been worn out in the service, to
partake of the smallest share of the
bounty. A revolutionary soldier may pc
tition from session to session till dooms-
day, and not receive the most tritling re-
compence for his services-because they
are past-and he never will be able to
perform them over again But he whe
has patriotism enough to eulogise every
act of the administration, level invectives
against every thing done by former rulers,
abuse and burn the effigy of British
minister. and at the same time publicly
pray that the Gallo flag may be hoisted
in every shire of Great Britain, so that
we may enjoy the liberty of the seas, Gas
Switzerland enjoys her ancient and natu-
raj privileges on land since her connection
with France: such an one as this, l say,
shall receive his reward.
PRUDENCE.
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RICHARD BACHE.

On the. mernins of Monday the goth
Of July, 1914, in the 74th year of his age'
died RICHARD BAcHE, of Settle. in the
county of Bucks, Pennsylvania. And. on
che ensuing day, his remains, attended by
his children and grand children, his friends
and fellow citizens, were deposited in the
burying ground of Christ church, near the
remains of his late excellent wife. and
her illustrious father, DIR. BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN.
Mr.. Bache was native of England
He came, in his youth, to America; and.
marrying Sarah, the only daughter Oh
DR.. Franklin, he has been known TO Penn
sylyania as an inhabitant. a merchant ana
patriot, for more than fifty years.
Phil. paper.
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PRUDENCE.

A very severe storm was experienced
at St. Johns (Antigua) on the 7th July
last. The Antigua Journal OF the 1ofh'
(received at this Office says:
Considerable damage has been done
to the shipping in the roads and harbor !;
all the small vessels and craft were driven
ashore an; many Of them bilged; OF the
larger vessels many were stranded, but,
we believe, none has been lost, except the
St. Andrew, Glasgow vessel, which
drove upon the beach at Dickinson:s Bay,
and the Guachupin, guard ship. which
was wrecked on the rocks at Rat Island.
The Gloire frigate lost all her anchors
except one, and her mizen-mast. The
injury, likewise, sustained on land mas
been very great. Although the dwelling
houses throughout the country have not
been materially damaged not more than
two OF three mills, which had their vanes
I'D, have escaped without the loss OF
stocks and points, and some few have been
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PUBLIC SALE.
August 8

DY virtue of deed of trust from Isaac
ID SHREvk and HANNAH his wife, to the
subscriber, executed for the purpose OF sa-
tisfyins debs due from Isaac Skreve to the
Bank of Alexandria. will be exposed to
public sale, for cash, on the premises, on
the 10th day of September next, LOT or
half an Acre of GROUND, situated in the
town of Alexandria, on the east side OF
Washington street & south side of Wilkes.
street.
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
August us
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NEW YORK, August 5.

From .Monterideo.-Thc pilot OF the
ship Spartan, informs us that on Friday
last, off Long Island, he spoke the ship
Isis, from Montevideo, bound to ProyI-
dence, r. 1. the captain Of which said
that the place had surrendered to the pa
triots, and that they had declared them
selves Independent.
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Port of 1is.Gmhaa.
ENTERED

ENTERED
Schooner Eleanor Ann, Roberts, Anti
gua.-ballast to r. Patton Jun.
Sloop Dispatch, Henry horioik--Rum
and Sugar to Newton Keene.
Sloop Lydia, Potter, Providence; north
ern Produce and manufactures to the
master.
CLEARED
Brig Rising Sun, Marckley, Cadiz-by
George Coleman.
Schooner Hero, Craft, Philadelphia
Ambrose Vase.
Schooner Alpha, Dickens, New York
different merchants.
Schooner Jaue; Luce, Boston--Lawra-
son Il FOwle.
M The Members Of the Episcopal
Church are respectfully informed. that
there will be Divine Service in Church,
on Sunday next at the usual hour.
August s.
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for the plaintiff damages SsOo-counsel
for the plaintiff, Messrs. Hopkinson and
Binney--for the defendant Messrs. Rush
and Sergeant.
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A letter from France, June H., says,
=" No general measure has yet been adopt
ed respecting American commerce .
therefore vessels which hereafter arrive
will probably be subjected to the same te-
dio,ls formalities and restrictions as have
been experienced by those which have ar
rived since November" -BOStOn Pal.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, great bar gain, on Gre.
dit of s, - ard ls months, for approved
boads or notes, al the coffee he use in Alex.
andria, on THURSDAY, the 4sh Of april
rext, if fair (; if not, the next fair day;
4 TRACT OF LAND, lying On the
n north side Of 0ccoquan, and bounded
herewith, distant about three miles frem Fl.
licott's mills, containing about $50 acres, Of
which about so acres are cleared and under
fence, and has a comfortable dwelling and
other heascs thereon. soRe fruit trees, and Q
never falling spring of wa;er--,he REMAINDER
of the lind is covered with wood. and will af-
ford quantity of ship and wharf timber.
On this place is erected . saw mill, for
which, we are told. there is an excellent IL
tuation, would tie productive establishments.
and The immense quantity of FIRE wood 50 near
to navigation, will render this land speeula.
ton of some magnitude to the purchaser,
William Newton.
John Auncas,ef,
Samuel Dunlap.
Attorney in iacs for Sa1e. Ipmas.
February 49, i.sm
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NETWORK. March S.

Arrived, schooner J. anton, Brown, from
Naples, Tunis, and Gioraltar Lett Naples
90 the 2sch December, at which time TO IL
xorobse change had taken place relative to A.
l1c,csa ;..I:iir; On the SIN Dec. very much
20 u asycHah,nent C. I'll Nlples) the snip
Henry, Of S5Cs. OF, entered tie harhar, Win i
very valu- Bis assorted cargo: GUARDS Were
iminediat1 " ut On board by the custon.-house,
though rot 10 prevent her discharsins, as the
cons:-ree Mis- nave obtained PERM SION to
DERRY that par Of the expence. At this ARR
val the ministry expressed their astonl,hmcnt
and observed, that some understanding DC
tween the emperor md the American govern
ment Unjust have t>Scl pisce, to h;av. authorised
such expeditions, OF winch they .WcTS tot"lly III
the dark, nor did they Knew OF AZ: -nodiEcA-
.ion o: the DEGREES of H. ". tie emperor s,ld
king, and the king Of Naples, consequ ,ntiy
nothing could be done in the present case O.
tae Hcnry, Until advice was received from -
ris. No letters or papers were allowed e DC
dsIivered from the Henry. On the i7tn or De-
ccrnher, the schooner Mary, Cook and For
tune, Rowden, sailed from Naples. lhe DAY
the Hamilton sailed, the health department
noticed the cons,gnee, that orders were re-
.eived to discharge the Henry's cargo the next
mornins. Twas supposed this order was re-
ecived from Paris the day b. fore. The aa-
n.ilton touched at Tunis, and sailed again On
tie ID January. Left no American vessels IN
Gl.; port. The Tanisi4ns and Algerne squad
rons were out, but no accounts OF naval acuoh
had reached Tunis; which however was hour
" expected. On the 18th OF January the Ha-
milton put into Gibraltar Bay, On account ~
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plsee Aaa possibly suffered more from the sns7
pension 81 american trade, than any other in
Italy the misery Of its inhabitants is indes'
eribable--failures are frequent, and must be
Tie consequence Of continuing business in
times SO pregnant with commercial novelties:
/ am this moment informed that my vessel
is only allowed fifteen minutes to depart; !
must close. Every tody is anxious to know
the result of this hostile conduct of the French
emperor towards your country. hope you
have sufficient French property: 1t is time
you government, if in it's power, should fight
this fellow, at least with the arms he has a.
dopted.
Yours, &c. A VOYAGER:.
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PHILADELPHIA, March S.
FROM LISBON.

Capt. Roberts, of the Fanny, left Lisbon i7th
Jan. at which time Lord Wellington had iatieh
back to his strong lines Soult was lombard, :,
ing Badajos, and St. Ubes had been evacuated
by the Portuguese -four is do.iars. Capt:
Roberts, Jan. II, 1911, at A. NJ. lat. "a So, n.
IS so,.w deserted sail sW. saeering to the
n At g, was spoke by capt. Parker, OF hi.
pr;,apnic Maiesty's frigate Merrilaus, of SO
Guns cut , weeks from the Isle of France,
6 5una, home with dispatches to his govern
msnt. announcing the capture of the said l.
sIard' together with French frigates, 3 sloops
of war, and ons corvette, On the ID Lee.
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By Order Of the Orphans Court Of
Charles County.
This is to give Notice,

I hat the subscriber, OF Charles county,.
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
SAID county, in the State of Maryland, let
tiers of administration on the personal estate
of Francis II. She'd late Of the county afore-
said deceased All persons having Gains
against the said deceased are hereby warned
10 ~ bibjt the same with Tie ytn,tbefrs there
of 10 the subscriber, OIL or before The !. st
day Of August l.. 1t; or they may by Law be
excluded from all benefit 10 said estate -
and those indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hsad this 10th day Of
bruary, 1911.
Theodore Dent, Admir-.
March cost.
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March s.
TO BE RENTED.

TIME HOUSE on Fairfax street, Alexan:
L dria, now occupied by Mrs Selma NJ
cho!is, who has given notice that she will give
up by the first OF May, wien possession may
be had. The necessary repairs shall bx made.
Enquire Of e.. Powell, Esquire.
- The subscriber would sell it on very
reasonable terms.
S. COOKE.
Leesburg, Lou,'oun County,
March s. lawtf
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.n', AaafE NEWS.
Port of Alexandria.

ENTERER,
Ship William and John, Dangerheld, Jannai-
ca, ballast to James Patton.
Brig Columbia, M'Kenzie, Grenada, Rum
to Ditto.
Ship Newburyport, Gordrick, .NewbuIy-
port, Boards to G. ]. Catett.
CLEARED,
Sloop Lively, Smith, Providence by the
Master.
Schr. Sally, Potter, do. do.
The ship Commerce, Capt. Butnham, Sc
days from Cadiz, bound to Alexandria, was spo-
ken March Sd; off c pc Henry.
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1910. There WIS little 81 NJ 81
but very little less on either side.
ker also informed, there was bet
5000 tons OF American shirritg sci
harbtr, most OF Ahich had very talh
goes on board. The cargo of one s
alone, was sold for 10000 collars.
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lust RECEIVED

And for snLe by ths ouh.criber,
80 boxes No. CHOCOLATE, =,
10 half do. do
l3 chests Gunpowter and Young Hyson
TEAS, Of late Importation
SAMUEL CRAM.
March s. eo3w
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Timely Notice.
On the FIRST day of Ap,u next, the prizes
of Potomac and Shenandoah Nasigs ton Lot:
te,y Tickets. Will raise 10 S c 81 cents Pre-
sent price Slo.- Tickets Tor Sd e by
R. Gray, Bookseller.
Who will keep correct che k tic draw
ing for the examination OF tis kets Tree Of cx.
p nee.
March II.
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ALEXANDRIA DAILY GAZETTE:
MONDAY, MARCH II.

MONDAY, MARCH II.
WV. HERBERT, Esq was on Friday last re-
elected Mayor of this town for the present
yeaf.
BY the mail that arrived last night, we have
received nothing that adds to our stock OF
news. The two great subjects that appear
to employ the pubic mindin our nothern cities,
are our foreign relations, and the United
States Bank. The exclusive republicans,
such as Duane, Irvine, Binns, SEC. are clear
for war with England, peace and amity with
Napoleon, and perhaps treaty offensive and
defensive with this great and good man, raised
by the hand of Omnirotence to command or
butcher the civilized world. The cry of those
acobins is, doun with the United States Bank,
it's the nest in which the British agents and to-
ries lay their eggs After those worthless sue
coed in putting down the United States Bank,
(Which We expect they wilD the next bug-6ear
will be the y. States Supreme Court tear
that fabric down and rich harvest will pre-
sent itself to those allies OF Napole:...--Loui-
siana Gazette.
Scenes IN PARIs.--Mr Walsh, in dc.
pictirg the character Of Frenchmen, as eVl-
dcnccd in their public amusements, Says
.To render them patient under the la"h Of
despotis,n, or indeed under the restraints Of
any kind Of government, all Glasses must lave
their senses and their ilnaginat:o ns constantly
amused. Those particularly, upon whom the
military system entails domestic grievances Of
the heaviest nature, imperiCusly require the
solace of shows and operas. In contemplating
avery considerable proportion of the inhsbi
tants of Paris, was necessarily reminded Ola
passage in Thomson's address to Oppression.
Mark the Responding race,
" Of occupation void, as void OF hope;
"Hope, the glad ray, glanced from External
Good,
With views of fortune madnessall 70 them;
" By thee relentless seiz'd their better joys,
g To the soft aid Of cordial airs they fly,
" Breaking kind oblivion DER their woes,
" Aad love ard music melt their souls away
Extract of a letter from respectable house
in Philadelphia dated
Phacdelthia, 1zarch5.
A brig has arrived from Lisbon. We
understand that between the 18th & 18th OF
January so to 90 American vessels arrived
there Before she sailed Q7th) Flour had
fallen to Is toilars--it Was said that since
Massena received the reinforcelaents, some
skirmishing had taken place, In which the
French had the neutrality-suspicious.
were entertained at Lisbon, that the British
would soon be compelled to leave their strong
lines and embark in their ships.
Ertract Of a letter dated at sea, 9Th REQ: o"
board the shin .adolthus, u .Ne7y York, !" !
lat. 10, 20, ~ lang. 50, 50.
81 was detained one night by the sloop OF
war St. Christopher, of St. Bartholomew,
they examined every moiasses cask on board
with gun rod to see whether any sugar or
coffee had been smuggIed-l was informed
By them that war was declared against Sweden,
and that they would detain all American yes
sells bound to St. Bartholomew was next
morning detained by the Wanderer and sig
net, and treated politely by both OF them.
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WV. HERBERT, Esq. was on Friday last re-
elected Mayor of this town for the present
wear.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28
FRom ruE CoLuMRIAN.

Mr.. HoLr, send you the following ex-
tract of a letter received this morning from
= Senator Congress, which you are at liber-
ty 70 publish. G..
eff the executive is supported by Cen
gress in the stand he has taken, G.. Britain
must be convinced that the time for trflinp
is past-that she must become TO us an hon.
est friend or an open enemy; and the affairs
of our country will assume new attitude.
The energy of the president will leave the
representatives inexcusable if they do not act
with corresponding spirit. From curse
ry perusal of the correspondence between
Mr.. Monroe and Mr. Foster, cannot see "a
ny prospect of n reconciliation at present.
The y States cannot descend in her terms,
and Great Britain zaiXnot change hers. The
crisis is momentous, and at no time since the
revolution have more firmness and decision
been necessary in Congress. May God in
spire its members with wisdom to decide on
the best interest ofour beloved country"
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A CARD.

IIIE report that the subscriber contemplates
removing to Petersburg, is utterly unfound-
ed. He never spoke, never thought of such a
measure. On the contrary, conscious that, in
passing through various forms, the Academy
has permanently retained the essentials of me
ritorious school, he intends steadily to. pursue,
in this place, the instruction of youth.
From the united exertions ofan able Associate,
and of the subscriber himself, every Department
OF instruction derives suitable character of &C
tivity and usefulness. The time and attention
otthe Professors are justly distributed between
the usual English branches, the minor and high
er classics, the theory and practice ofthe French
language, and the necessary parts of the Mathe-
mates. In English Grammar, Reading, Epis-
tolary Composition, Penmanship, Practical A.
rithmetic, and Geography, History and French,
young ladies are instructed with peculiar care |;
and an eminent Drawing Master attends at the
Academy.
L. II. GIRARDIN.
Richmond, Nov IS, 1911. (tf)