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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-01

IeCetVeus OH "e GUN instant, from
Liverpool, your letter of the 10Th Of Oc,o.
Der, the only one yet received of date sub
sequent to the 17,h OF July.
Ely letter of the 18th Of November will
show that tad myself resolved upon the
course of proceeding which the last para.
graph Of your letter indicates. now wait
only for the restoration Of the capacity of
the government.
presume that my note to Lord Welles-
ley Of the 21st of Sept. will be considered
as having anticipated such parts of your let.
ter as relate to blockades. No answer of
any sort has been given to that note, bu. I
will not tail to take the first occasion TO
reinforce it, by eaIareing on the considera.
tons to which you alude. In my opinion.
the subject cannot be too much pressed,
nor the importance of it exaggerated. If
such blockades are to continu-, we shall
have got rid of the orders OF 1907 and | 800.
in vain.
You will perceive, that, ia my note a.
bove mentioned, I undertook to mention
the blockade of the whole island of Tea.
land, as one of those paper blockadvs to
which the u. States objected; tina, in nv
note of the 25th OF August, that blockade
was co.nprehended under the general de..
cliption of such orders as were analogous
to" the orders in council OF 1907 and 1909
and that, in my late note (of the 10Th inst. y
I have urged the revocation of the block.
AIDES to which my note of the 21st Sept.
related.
had no instructions 10 warrant me in
representing any other blockade ,haA that
of May, 1906, as Indispensable in the view
of our laws concerning com nercial inter-
course with G. Britain and France. hav.
endeavored, however. so "a shape my diff
ferens notes to Lord Wellesley, as that.
when taken together, they may be consi-
d.rsd to embrace the whole Of the paper
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Accompanying the Presidents Message to
the House Of Representatives. Of the 1871
inst in compliance with their resolution
efthe 18th.
fcoNcLUDED.
Extract ofa letter from Mr.. P'nkney to Mr..
Russell. dated Oct. Z, 1910.
Il may no. be amiss to mention that a:
it will be obviously prudent, even it it VIII
be not absolutely necessary, to furnish me
with all such further evidence as can con-
veniently be gained, conhrmatory OF our ex'
pectation that the French repeal of the
Berlin and Milan DEGREES will take effect
on the first Of November; | beg you 10
transmit me such evidence ii and as
soon as it shall be gained. 1t may be yet
importan. to send me, with as little delay as
possible, after the first IF Naeember, the
most decisive proof in your power that the
repeal has taken effect, at leas. an official
letter from you to mr stating that fact.
Mr. Pinkney to Marquis WeH:sley.
GREAT CUMBERLAND PLACE,
December 8, 1910.
Ny LORD,
have the honor to represent to you that
an American vessel Che Fox) proceeding
with an American cargo from por, OF
the United States to Cherbourg, in France.
in the confidence that the repeal Of the de-
crees of Berlin and Milan bal, ia coefo,mi-
ty with repeated pledges and the obvious
demands of justice, been followed by ,he
revocation of the British orders IN council,
has been captured since the first Of last
month by an English trigase, for an ale sed
breach of those orders, and brought into
Plymouth, and since proceeded against in
the high court of admiralty as prize of war.
1t is my duty TO require that this vessel
and her cargo may be restored, as speedily
as possible, to their rghttul owner; shat
she may be left a. full liberty 20 resume the
lawful voyage in which she was engaged.
and that eff ctual measures may be adopted,
with az li,lle detavss circumstances will
permit, for the prevention Of similar inter.
rup;ions in future.
unders aud that the captora il this case
ire likely to b. urgent for cnnd. mnation !;
and that the orders in couaci will, i! IN
repealed, be considered by the court as i'm
posing upon il 4 necessity to pronounce such
ssnsence am further Informed that
the csus. may b. heard, if the captors press
it, on or very soon after Tuesday next.
trust, however, that the necessary steps will
be taken by the British government for
preventing the signal injustice and the ma.
nv emharrass thar could no. fail to re-.
suit from such an adjudication.
have the honor 10 be, &c.
(Signed) WIN. PINKNEY.
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DOCUMENTS,

Accompanying the Presidents Message 70
the House of Representatives. Of the 18Th
inst. in compliance oDith their resolution
FIX 12fh
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LAND FOR SALE.

r WISH to sell TRACT of LAND lying
on both sides of and extending across the
short Hill Mountain in Loudon county, Virgil
MIA. about Is or l6 miles from Leesburg:
This tract of land contains more than 1900 a.
ores, and is very valuable from its fertility, ito
situation. its peculiarly excellent adaptness
for Improvement from the use Of Plaster OF
Paris, and its lying remarkably well tor iarm-
ing. On the North side OF the Short Hill, IN
the valley between that and the Blue Ridge
Mountain, there is an highly valuable MILL
SEAT, on copious and never failing stream,
having a fall Of more than forty feet, and
beine distant not more than half mile from
the Potomac or mile from Harper's terry.
There are already upon this tract and branch
Grist ard Saw Mill, though neither is IN use
at present, from their being both out OF re-
nair. The terms, which will be advantage
Gus and easy, will be particularly made known
upon application to the subscriber, or 70 ME-
Daniel Brent, in the city of Washington.
A mart of the purchase money will be Inn.
mediately required, and for the balance lie
beral credit will be allowed, on the Purchas-
ers giving bonds, with unexceptlonaole per-
sonal security, and mortgages upon the lana.
The Tract will be divided into Lots, to SUIT
purchasers, but it is not the intention OF the
subscriber to conclude the sale OF any one LOT,
on either side of the mountain, till he shall
have barga;ned for the Sale OF all the others
upon the same side n,ccpc
Green Hill, near Bladens6ars' {
MARYLAND, Nov. 81, 1911.
November 80. o1"'
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Harrington Monument Lottery.

Tickets are now selling at tselue dollars
fifty cents, and the following Capital Prizes
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Just Published,
En- Sak by ROBERT CRY,

An accoun, OF Expeditions to the Sources
of the Mississippi, and through the western
parts Of louisiana, to the Source OF the ht-
ka.saw, ans La Platte, and Pierre Ja,in III.
vers-perlormedby order of the government
of the United States during the years 1905
1906, and 1907
IND Il TOUR THROUGH
The interior PGrts of New Sbaa'a,
When conducted throush these Provinces
BY order of the Captain General, in the year
lso7-by Major Z NJ. Pike-illustratea
with Maps and Charts
Price with the Plates seperate, 8 ) IS
Ditto with the Plates bound in ct. 8 50
Ditto in soards, w
@ Subscribers will please call for thelf
copies.
JU,T RECEIYRD,
A supply of Cary's Family
Bibles, and Adgate,s Music.
July Is X. y.
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City Of Washington, October 8, A. D.
1911, and A. L. 5Sll.
AT an extra Meeting OF the Grand Lodge
of the District of Columbia. among other
proceedings were the following, 10 wit -
Resolved, That a deputstion be appointed
by, and on the part Oft Grand Lodge, to
meet in Convention in the City of Washing
ton, the Deputies that may be appointed by
abe several Grand Lodges in the United
States, on tbs fourth Monday In January
next, or such other time as may be agreed
on
Whereupon, Brothers Valentine Reintzei,
Amos Alexander, Alexander NsCormick,
Joseph Cassin and John Richards, were &C
cordingIy appointed the said deputa,ion.
Test, JAMES HEWITT,
Dep'y G. Sec'ry.
October Al. ow.
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Ten Dollars Rewnd.

STOLEN from the subscriber on TueS-
day night the Goth instant, a brsnd!e COW
with crun pied horns, the right one hanging.
little down, the car marked with an un-
der bit and swallow fork, one of her hind
feet white, and the end of her tail white -
Tanners are requested to take notice it
hide of this description should be offered to
them for sale. Whoever will give informa-
ton respecting the Cow, shall have the above
reward and no questions asked.
John Wood,
Shoemaker, Lower end of Duke-strcet.
November 80. y
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Hah,,s Ant,- Bilious Pills,

For tho prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant Fever-prepared only at LEE'o
old established Patent and Family Medicine
Store, No. Sc Maiden Lane. New-York.
The operation of these Pills is perfectly
mild, SO as to be used with safety by persons
in every situation, and of every age.
They are excellently adapted to carry on
superAuous bile, and prevent ita morbid Sc
cretions to restore and amend the appetite ::
to produce free perspiration, and therebA
prevent colds, which are often OF fatal conse
quences A dose never fails to remove
cold, if taken on its first appearance; they
are celebrated for removing habitual costlve.
ness, sickness at the stomach * severe head
ache and ought to be taken by all persons
on a change of climate.
They have been found remarkably etflca-
eious in preventing and curing disorders at
tendaut on long voyages, and should De pro-
cured, and carefully preserved for use, by
every Seaman
Hamilton's Worm Lozenges.
This we'll known remedy has cured during
the last eleven years, an immense number OF
children and adults OF various dangerous COM
plants arising from worms
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
r. recommended as an invaluable rnedl-
cine for the speedy relief & permanent cure
for the various complaints which result from
di.sip.ted pleasures; juvenile indlscrehon !;
residence in climates unfavorable to the con-
stitution the immoderate use OF tea; ire
uuent intoxication, or other destructive IN
temperance the u;!ski'iul or excessive use
of mercury; the diseases peculiar to females
at certain pcr:od of life bad lyings IN, &c.
Tooth-ache Drops.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted % cure by one application.
Hamil,on's Elixir, for Coughs,
asthmas, sore throats, and mos disorders OF
the breast and lungs, is recommended as an
unparalleled remedy.
Hamilton's Essence and Extract OF
Mustard,
A safe and effectual remedy tor acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic govt,
palsy, lumbago, Rumbness, white swellihgs'
chiIbiairs, sprains, bruises, pain In the lace
and neck, &c.
The Restorative Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
The Damask Lip Salve.
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Plaster.
The above genuine Medicines have been
in the highest estimation. throughout the u.
States for upwards of ten years; many OF
them are sold for less than the drugs OF which
they are compounded, could be purchased at
a retail store.
They are, by sheeial appointment, sold
wholesale and retail, by
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, Alexandria.
r Purchasers are requested to remem.
Der that an engraved label. with the signature
of Hannah Lce, widow of the late Richard
Lee, Jun. Go counterfeit which is felony is
affixs ed to each of her genuine Medicines.
HANNAH LEE.
New York, July zo-l27) law
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FAXJN, METCALF & co.

Haze removed 10 the Sore adjoining the Cold
en- Bal, Usian-sfreet, and offer for SAFE
NOS, landiag from brig Pssomae, from EOS
tCg--
cases mems fne and coarse Hats,
barrels Crsnherries,
- boxes d;Pt Candies,
10 do Drawn Noap-
ALSO, on HAND,
80 boxes No. 5 Choeo!ste,
10 bales Wrapping Paper
10 quintals Tale Shoal Cod Fish,
And quantity Of Shoes.
November Il. ees"
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E7ty Dollars Reward.

SCApED from me on the first of Sep
r. tember Iaat on my way to Kentucky,
a negro fellow by the name of Dandriige.
we'll known In this town and neishterhood,
where be has wife and children. ] will
give the above reward and all reasonable
charges for experimenting and securing said
fellow in the Jail of Washington city, SO that
get him again. Information to be lodged
with Mr.. James Gullatt, at the Indian Queen
tavern, Alexandra.
John Burks.
December 3 colt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-30
FOR 81 LIE.

HAT veil known estate in the County of
Meckienburg, upon Rosnoak River, called
RlcHLAND, containing nearly
One Thousand Two HuelYed Aces,
sufficient portion of which s frat rate tozv
Grourds--Thls tract from its superior fertility IL
calculated 10 produce any thing which the mos,
saiubr'ous climate will permt--the local stua.
ton and elegant improvements thereon, need on
~ ne seen to attract the attention OF any person
disposed TO own one Of the finest estates IN the
Southern Parts of VirginiG-The premises will
DC shown by Mr.. Richard Jones, the Oversee,
thereon
Also, another Estate in view Of the above
called Butchers Greek Bridge Tract, which
contains upwards of 800 acres, portion
OF which is prime creek lou grounds, and is cs-
teemed very valuable for the production of To
bscco, Wheat. Corn, &c. &c.-This viii, be
shewn by my l.Iend, Capt Francis Hester, who
lives adjoining
For Terms apply tomy Brothers James WI.
son o! Nee klenburg, John Wilson ct Halifax. or
to the Subscriber in this CITY.
THOMAS WILSON
. Richmond, July 10Th eptf
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DR1CES of the Penitentiary Manufactures re.
Il duced,-In order to prevent any thing like
a competition in the sale of Penitentary Manu-.
features and similar articles sold in Richmond
the following list will shew the great reduction
and the very low prices which they will in fu
ture be offered at, and it is expected from the
great change in the workmanship, owing to su
Perior management, and the growing expert
ence of the workmen, together with the excel
lent quality of the materials of which the differ
ent articles are made, that they will be prefer
rel to any that can be offeredin this Market.
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July 80.

HF subscriber being about TO remove to the
u state of Kentucky, will sell at Puolic Auc-
ton ON Monday the 5th day OF August, at Ne
trent door Of the EagIe Tavern, in The City OF
Richmond, his truly valuable FARM, distant
abou 9 miies from the said City--It is so we'll
known that descriptions 10 thought unnecesss.
ry.
The terms Of sale viii be one thopsand dol
lars in cash, and the balance the purchase mo-
ney will be made payable at one and Two years
to carry interest The purchaser giving deed
Of Trust on the premises to secure the payment
OF each Possession can be given To-
the purchaser, on payment OF S 1000 cash.
SAM HILL.
High Meadow, July &c. eetf
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T. DU On ITO NJ

ChF' WOOD having dissolved his connex-
- ION with J.. III Girardin, will commence on
thursday the 1st Of August, public school for
the instruction of youth in the various branches
OF the Mathematics, Geography, Surveying,
Navigation, Natural & Moral Philosophy, the
Greek Latin Languages, with English Cram
mar, English Composition, Writing and Arith-
metic. Fees twelve dollars anG fifty cents per
quarter, paid IN advance
His private classes will be continued as n.
sual, but on the 1st OF August ne will proceed IN
Natural Philosophy with Gslvanism. A Cen.
tiemsn native OF France will t,iach The French
Language for which u small additional fee in
proportion to the number of Studento viii be
required.
The School room until October will be above
the Office of the Eaq .'rer, but afterwards in the
house adjacent TO the Custom House
~ ID. Whereas from the Card published by
j.. IL. Girsrdin, several persons have been in.
duced to suppose" ihat the discrimination of
{. Fremon at the Academy received nv disap-
probation ! think it proper to state that tie
reverse was directly the fact.
J.. w.
We hare seen mr.. C. zvho GselaiDrs ,,e in
ference DIToR.
June ~. IS
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" JULIAN & MARY COLLEGE LOT
w Terry of 90 Nm hern E;r.t d.ear;.

" LILLIAN & MARY COLLEGE LOT.
IEkY OF 30 Nsmbers, First dyazui,x,-
Inc hrst drawing ofthis Lottery, agreeable to
Notice, took place this day at the Capitol, un.
ger the suPerlntendance of several Magistrates
oitnis City and in the presence of a rumber OF
Citizens-when agreeable to the system pur-
sued IN Europe In the conducting the lrs wing
ofthis plan of Lottery-the different numbers
from Ito W inclusive, was publicly si;ewn aud
put into glass wheel, from whence boy
blind-folded drew the following five numbers
SO. 81: 10. 20. 10.
Persons holtiing tickets with one of the above
numbers will be entitled to receive fifteen times
the cost of one prmber--those holdin~ ticket
OF two numbers of the above, will be entitled 10
receive two hundred and forty times the cost of
those numbers-f Of three numbers, four thou
sand five hundred times their cost, and If of
four numbers, forty thousand times their cost
All prizes will be paid upon application either
AT the Othces ut which the Tickets were bought
or OF Simon Block, jr. Richmond, or of Simon
Block, WilIiamsburg-The second brewing viii
take place on Thursday, the 22d August-
Tickets tor sale at the different Stationary Stores
IN this Ciiy-The Proprietor in Offering this iot
terry to the Public felt great doubts as to tne
success that might attend it, owing to the off.
ference that existed between this aud the svs.
TEN OF Lottery generally pursued in this Coun.
try-but the event thus far has proved that h;s
fear was groundless and that the good senee oI
the people will always predominant over preju-
dice which has baen fully evinced by the de.
rland for Tickets tor the first dfawnr-the We.
ry iauda5ie purpose to which The fund ar;s;r,p
from this Lottery is to be applied, affords he
most pleasing presages-of the liberal s,ippor,
ofthe friends of the William & Mary Coliape
Lottery, particularly when superadded theretois
The advantage resulting to adyenturers of risk
ing hut a small sum for the chance of obtainina
acapitai prize.
Richmond, July IS. 81
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~ CONDITION. :-FiUe dollar. n yeay. %
Ss Paid annually in advance. 7hose who with 10
b considered anaat subscribers, nsHst hercafe,
nesgndfc it at the time Of sHbscribiny, osher.ise
bker pasers uiu be Discontinued at The expiration
Of fhe first year.
T ADVERTTSING-Non Of This
City and Manchester, must payfor their advertisc-
,sents before they APPEAR in this PAPER. - The
price per square is, Is Gents for the first insertion
and so for every subsequent one.
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DOWYER'S White Sulphur SPRINGS,
80 charlottesville Subscribers, the pre-
sent occupants of these Springs, beg leave to
return their thanks for the very generous encou-
ragement which they received the last season,
and to inform the public, that they are now in a
Situation to receive company-that they have
with much trouble and very great eypence, en-
abed themselves to entertain comfortably up
wards of one hundred persons, with their SER
,vants. They have REARED all the former
buildings, and have erected seventeen neat lodg-
sng houses, with plank floors, glass windows
and brick chmnies they have also built very
spacious dining house, having set apart the old
dining house for the entertaining of travellers |;
and have added so largely to their stables, that
they can now stall upwards of an hundred hor-
ses. They have laid in an abundant supply of
the best stores--from all of which, they conf
IDENTIFY hope to give general satisfaction TO those
who may visit their
FOUNTAIN OF HEHL7H!
APost Office has lately been established at
these Springs, and variety of Newspapers will
be taken from different parts ofthe u S. for the
amusement of the visitors.
WIN. HER&DON & Co.
Greenbrier, June IS. IF
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am authorised to sell for cash or on a short
credit the msierisls which the old palace,
Tor governors ho,ise) is composed, the framing
IS extraordinary rood-For terms apply to the
Subscriber, who wishes to employ or S good
Carpenters or Joincrs,. to whom constant en-
p'oyment and generous wages will be given !:
none need apply but those that are steady and
Industrious.
C. TOMPKINS.
July 1o. Ct
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MANTED TO purchases good COOK, Ga
w man would he preferred) who is sober,
industrious, and welt acquainted with his bu-
sness-A'so good Seams,ress F3r terms and
particulars enquire Of
Moncure, Robertson e Peasants.
July IS. If
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July 10.

'NHF subscribers, majority of the acting
Commissioners ofthe Lottery for the ben
eiit OF William and Mary College, hereby give
notice, that they have transferred % Simon Block
of the city of WilIism-b burg, under The act of As
sembiy passed on the 18th day of Feb. 1911, All.
thorisng them to do So, the right to raise by a
lottery or lotteries ten thousand dol,ars-& they
also inform the public, thst Mr.. Block will gave
tickets IN the lottery set on foot oy him untlcr
the transfer aforesaid, in payment for pr,ue tick
cts due IN the first clsss already drawn nv the
said commissioners. and for such tickets as have
been sold in the End class OF the lottery which,
was under their mapssement--the price due on
the latter being first ascertaned by their agent,
and endorsed thereon Ivy him
9 MADISON, t.
fORN BRICKEN
" m. NE LSON,
q. BASSE3T,
RO: SAUNDERS,
RO GREENHOW.
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Together with the above articles will be kept
a constant supply of Shoes, Boots, sc. at their
former low prices.
VIM: ANDERSON,
Agent for the Commonwealth.
July is. eptf
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A constant supply Of Boots and Shoes Of all
sizes, suitable to the present & approaching sea-
sou--sii orders lett at the Peni enliary Store on
ShockG Hill, will be strictly attended 90 by
NAM S. VALENTINE
AgenJorthe commonwealth.
July 80. If
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
TWENTY DOLLARS REIYdRD.
u UNAWAY from the Subscriber two Ap-

u UNAWAY from the Subscriber two APP
N prentice Boys, John Judah and William
WEIGH. John Judah is mulatto, and went of
the ninth inst. he is about nineteen years of age,
he is rather small of his age, but well sett. Will
liam WEIGH is white Lad and went off about
rather slender made, light hair, and blue eyes,
they had sailors apparel OIL will give the a
bove reward to any person who will apprekend
them and secure them in any Jail so thst I can
get ,hem--I forwarn any person harboring them
or employing them, the Law will be enforc-
Ell by me against those that do it.
HENDLEY DUNNING TON
July 23. IF
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EIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD will
" be given for experimenting mulatto girl
named BETSY.-Sbe is one of the subscriber's
house"seTvsnts, and was so much pleased will,
Richmond, as to abscond, when his family re
turned from thence, about The first inst. She Is
a bright mulatto, about 8 years Of age, of sinai
stat"re, has high cheek bones, freckled face
issmsrt, & speaks very fast, especially wien %
gpsted. She is well known in Richmond. an,
IS now undoubtedly harbored there.
S. ROANE.
sfrng Garden. Hanover, June 26. 3twtf
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THE following is list of Penitentiary Man
i ufactures which have been lately reduced
to and are now selling at the prices annexed to
them.