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Valuable lmbroUed Land for Sale.

A TRACT Of LAND containing about
n two hundred and sixty acres, situated
on the shore Of the Potomac River, shor:
distance below Alexandria: 10 the said land
is attached Fisher, with handsome im-
proyenenls for csrryins ii OF toa large ex
tent The fences are in excellent order,
large proportion being post and rail, ard =
most ncw-Ihcre is a convenient DWELL
ING HOUSE in good repair, and an excel
lent large KITCHEN part of the land IS
well taken in clover, and the whole perfectly
adapted to he Loudon husbandry.--For par.
ticulars spply to
R. l. Taylor, En-.
.ALExAHDRIL.
October %.
~ A small adjoining TRACT, contain
ing twelve acres, on which handsome
DWELLING-HOU5 has been began TO
be erected, with a WELL OF excellent water,
may be had on very accommodating terms.
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This IS to glye Notice,

That the subscriber, of Alexandra county,
in the district Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers testamentary on the personal esate OF
HENRY MCUE, late of the county a.
foresaid decea,ed: all persons having claims
against the said ceased, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
first day of april next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benefit to the said es
tate ard those indebted thereto arc required
to make immediate payment,
Given under my hand this first day Of Oc-
tober, 1911.
Harriet Margaret M'Cue,
Executrix of Henry M'Cue.
October 2 3taw4w
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Loft or mislald,

A Certificate for 90 Shares OF the Stock OF
-. m,rine Insurance Company of Alexan-
,,r;. transferred by JAMES DYKES to the sub
,cr,ber, 10Th March, iSo2,-No. 1898 to
s4la inclusive land for the renewal OF which
annlication has been made to the said Com
p'' James Patton.
ooLr,e 2aw3w
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Orphans Court,

Alexandra County Oct. Term, 1911.
Ordered, that the eyecutix OF HENRY
M.CUE, de eased, Go insert the tosswing
adj er,isement three timas in each week Tor 4
weeks, in the Alex ntria Daily Gazette.
A copy -Test.
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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4 valuable Estate to Rent.

WISH 20 rent for term of years, va
luable Estate, well known by the name OF
ALExAspHR's ISLAND, directly opposite the
citv of Washington, and annexed to the Po-
tomac Bridge. A description of this estate
is thought unnecessary, as the beauty Ter
t;,tv Of it must have arrested the attention
of every traveller, as we'll as those in Its i'm
mediate vicinity. Persons desirous OF rent
inc this property will make an early apPhca'
tion TO rae on the premises.
William II. Washington.
September 81 g
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MORE PROOFS

Of N,dI7,E'S Lottery Office in Be t;imo-e 5e.
ing tie Most Truly Fortunate.
- = Irau.n Iva tive c..
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c.. PAGE, Cashier.

The f5Ho7cine extract is made from the Aa7v Of
Congress i,.cortorating said Bank, for The
Information Of Stockholders not residents #
the tozun Of alexandria -
Is AND in the choice of Directors, every
Stakeholder shall vote in person, Except
nose who shall reside oui OF the town OF A
,exandria) who may vote either in person, or
w , written ballot by him or her subscribed,
with his or her name, and duly acknowledge
d efore Judge of court, justice of
the peace, or a notary public; :, certificate
sa Judge, justice of the piece, or notary
,pbiic, before whom such acknowledgment
,ball he made and said ballot shall De by
Mn, called ND, and addressed to the cashier
e tho bank, and being transmitted to said
asher before the time of the election ofdi-
reetors, sail ballot shall be received & count
el in the choice of directors"
October 5 ~a"'o
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October 9
October 30 :.
RANK OF POTOMAC,

OCTOBER 4, 1871.
NOTICE is hereby given the S,ockhold
N ers of the Bank Of Potomac, that an
election will be held at the court house. IN
he town OF Alexandria, on the first Monday
if November next, for twelve Directors Tor
The ensuing year.
BY order ofthe Board,
q PacE Cashier.
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, Oct. Term, Is W.
Ordered, That the administrator OF JOHN
HopcKIxs, deceased, do inse"t the following
advertisement three times IN each week LOT
tour weeks, in the Alexandra Daily ga
Ze.tc.
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SPANISH HIDES.
1000 large SPANISH HIDES, received
and for sale by
Iohn Tucker.

~ The Editor Of the Republican Farm
er. at Stanton, and Winchester tIazette'
at Winchester, are requested to insert the
above three times, and forward their accounts
TO this Office for payment.
rtOher / | 90
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PUBLIC SALE.

IN FRIDAY, the first Of November, the
subscriber will offer at public sale, TO the
highest bidder al MS farm 10 fairfax
ETWEEN 80 and 50 head OF Horned
ID Cattle, most Of which are choice Mich
oas; fifty head Of fine sheep, chiefly youHg
yves having considerable portion OF Me-
mo Blood six or eight work Horses; his
.ntire stock Of Farming Utensils; crops ct
CORR, Hav, Fodder, &c.
Jft spiY also sell a. the same tim and piece,
Twelve or fourteen likely, young Me-
1ROES. The terms Will he made known
n the day of sale.
John c. Scott.
October co.'s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
New YoRkJ April %.
LATEsTs NEWS FROM FRANCE.

The Schooner success, Capt. Hulen, arri-
we'd at Boston on Saturday, in 81 DAYS from
Rochelle, France.) Capt. H. reports that
several American vessels had comp. omised
with or purchased permission from the Frenc.,
government to load and sail for the u. States;
that his vessel, after detention of his paners
Tor nj y-our days. was through the personal
influence and manag ment of brother of his
consgnee who resulted at Paris, De mitte,l 10
sell her cargo which consisted simply of green
hsh' and take in return freight that this
consignee' fearful OF tossing the benefit of hi,
partial permit, dispatched the leading of the
success IN "A hours-that the same se,son
expressed an opinion, that no other American
s be permitted to 4, as it VS. un-
derstood, that the principles Of the Be lin and
M Ian DEGREES were to be enforced, until the
french government should learn from th,. U.
n'ted States, what measures would be taken
oy our government against Engiand-and that
n consequence OF his step, an order was mo
'nentiy expected at Rochelle, for OBTAINING AFT
Americans whatsoever. W.T.
Capt n further reports, that an army of 100
thousand men. had lately marched for Sna;n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
nAfksf FROM ENGLAND.
SUMMARY


Or news extracted from Lisbon papers
OF the 18th and 20th and Hull papers ofthe
23d March, received by the ship Won.
wilson, Wirgman, arrived at this port
The details, which are unimportant, are
given at length ia the Federal Republic a n
Of yesterday.
The London Courier of the 18th of March
eudeavors as much as possible to conceal
the relapse of the king, but 'he veil is but
thiniy woven. Sir Samuel Hood succeeds
admiral Rowley, at Jamaica. Vienna ac-
COUNTS speak OF rupture between France
ana Russia and add that no military pre- =.
papations in the Austrian territories were
making which could indicate a speedy com
meocement OF hostilities The war contri-
buttons were coEinued by France to be
ieyied on the Austrian states. There was
only small Austrian corps Of observation
on TIE Turkish frontier. 1900 Norwegian
sailors passed through Hamburger for An.
tWerp VIC latter end of February. 4
French squadron OF ship of the line. a
irigate aud Two briggs had put to sea from
Cherburg, and had Captured the British
s,ooP OF war Challenger. Lonioa dates
OF the goth March state that an American
vessels had been captured in the British
channel by French cruiser and was re-
taken by the crew, IN the conact FIVE or
SIX Frenchmen we're said to have been kIl-
led another French vessel hove il sight
and all the Americans made lheir csc ape
] IN the boats except three, who we're taken
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29

'''e D'N''U " inc PirSHfd argus.
l propose to present to theApub
lie, though the medium of YOUR pa
per, series of Historical Letters. In
rejecting on the selection of topicls
suitable for free press, L can fix on
none more proper than the one which
leads US to contemplate in the annals
of nations, the current of human at
fairs, flowing through time, under va
rious forms OF COVE nment. 1t strikes
me as much more interesting and use
tul subject of consideration for every
class OF readers, than vague speculate
ons upon occurrences imperfectIv
known, or carping lectures upon the
conduct OF those exalted parsonage 5
who administer our government. Nv
first letter will appear with your per.
mission) in the next Argus.
will not conceal from you the fact,
that am impelled to this task by de
sire to rescue from the career of yul
gar alteration the minds of nv coup.
trymen, and to divert them into a chan
mel more instructive to themselves and
more useful to the republic. Our
public prints have deplorably degene-
rated from the propagation of true
knowledge to the practice of hunting
down personal reputation. That task
cannot be an odious one which is per
formed with view of dissipating these
Impurities. ! will only add, that my
authorities will be the most approved,
and my chronology such as is univer.
sally adopted by the Christian world.
C..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29

with the vessel into Dunhirk, tried for mur.
Ter ard shct.
oPeciai licenses are said TO be granted for
the importation OF Baltic produce wi,h the
exception of spirits, stockfish and oil The
Bank OF England. in the present distress,nr
state OF affairs frcm the scarcity OF coin.
has issued, on the recommendation of !,
special committee of the privy Council, a
proclamation ordering that all dollar tokens
shall hereafter be received at the Bank for
hive shiliings and SIX pence sterling each.
instead OF five shillings as formerly They
are ordered to be received at the same rate
in the treasury for the .yment of taxes.
Bait. AmSric
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
CONGRESS-.

Doctor AYLErr HAYES is elected
tor the district of CuIpeper and Eau.
qnier, lateiy represented by John
Love, Esq.
General JoHN HUNcERFoRD is elect
ed Tor the district of King George, &c.
ny majority Of 6 votes over his Cd.
ponent John Tallafcrro, ESQ,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29

Ex'~cSof letter from a gentleman
inPWls, TOP respectable mercantile
house 10 Bsltimore.
Understanding that many vessels
are getting ready to sa / from the Anne
rican ports for France and the contin.
ent OF Europe, | hasten to caution YOU
against putting on foot voyages so dan.
gerous to your interests, unless they be
carried on under license from this
country, and IN that each case forma.
iity therein contained must be fully
accomplished, otherwise conhscation
will be the result. The obtaining OF
licences IS attended with considerable
sxpence, aud a great many conditions
to hihl, and of course some dangers
to r,n. The high duty on colonial
produce Imported into this counrrv.
and the danger of getting it here, are
two very great difficulties."- Ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29

or few TICKETS in the Union Co,lfye
Lo!'ery No. IL. (no~ drawirg) iu,t received
aud tor sale a, ,hs Office, where list Of the two
6'st days drawing may be seen
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29

report being presenter TO the Emper-
or 10 favor oil the admission of several
American vessels, the Emperor, in
sic ad OF issuing DEGREES to that effect.
ordered the Encouragement of the
customs TO suspend all admissions OF
American cargoes, until further in
structions from him on the subject.
II appears, that nothing short of a de.
claration of war on the part of the u !.
nited States will satisfy this govern.
mentss Our American friends here
are much alarmed.
N. b. One of the vessels included
IN the report had an imperial license.
and the others were loaded with Cot.
ton. lib.
BORDEAUX, Feb. 10.
On the Goth ult. advised Won
that the Minister of Finance had. in
a letter to the Director general of the
Customs, declared, that on the Cd of
this month the Emperor's intentions
as to the de6ni,ive measures to be a.
dopted TO distinguish and favor the
American commerce, should be made
known. This desired CO munication
however, has not as yet been made i:
and tits supposed will not, until off,
cial adyicesar received from the IT..
States OF the non-intercourse act hay
ing been put into execution.
We have now six or sewn Amer.
can vessels in port. After the crews
are interrogated, their papers are Laid
before his maj sty those found in
rule are liberated together with such
parts of their cargoes as arr composed
OF the products of the United States !:
articles not such, are held over TO-
further consideration.
The proceeds of the inward carpoes
must be exported ip he mapuf.c.
lures and produce of France-one
half W hereof in silks.
Owing to the uncertainty of com.
mercial regulations and the mapy fai.
lures and embarrassments throuphout
the continent business is in the most
profound calm. We trust. however.
that ere long measures will be adop
ted to place commercial transactions
on ssmore favorable footing ; and we
hope 70 see them revive with the an.
preaching SPring. Brandies, wines,
oilssand-dry goods are now at very
moderate rates.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29

MARRIED--On Tuesday evening
iast' by the Rev. John ID. Blair, Mr..
Jesse IL. TURNER, to Miss HAkRtgr
BURR. .
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Eetracyrom Washington Git y, .abril|
27th, 10 IL.

The current report here this
morning is, that vessel has arrived
at Boston In a short passage from
France, bringing news that the French
decrees are entirely revoked. Mr..
Serrufler, II is said, believes it,"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
NEW BANK IN NORFOLK.

Inc Inhabitants Of Norf Tx have re-
solved to petition the Legislator, for
the establishment of smother Bank in
that Borough, 10 be STYLED The Bank
OF Norfolk, with capital of One Mil.
lion OF Dollars. Books of SubicriD-
tons are to be opened in N orfolk.
Richmond, Pstersour Fred ricks.
burg, Winchester, ,aun on & Lvnch-
burg, on the Cd Mond y IN Nov. next.
under the sunermtendance Of persons
named at meeting held on The 18Th
INST. and other arrangements made
preparaSory TO the petition being laid
before the assembly.
Nh
we ar. hsppy ('ays the Petersburg Repub.
'iean OF this Rofnins in being enabled 20 Con-
,a,iee tne paraS, aeh in she LAST IneIllgencer,
announcing therdes h of Judge Semple. Mr.. S.
has considerably recovered. and there is no
uouos OF ms entirely rega'niEg his heath.
Delegates elected to serve in the next
General Assembly.
Hardy, James Machir and Christian
simon.
NofioiK Borough, Richard Henry
Lee.
Lunenburg, Richard Claiborne Gre.
CORY and George Craig, Jun.
Mecklenburg, John Goode & Hume
r. Field.
= Charles CITY, John Tyler, jun. and
Cornelips Egmon.
Hampshire, Alexander King and
Francis White.
Shenandoah, Daniel Madeira and
- Carson.
Powhatan, William Pope and -
Watkins.
Fiuvanna, Allen Barnard & Barrett
G. Payne.
Hanover, Patrick Anderson & Ho.
ratio G.. Winston.
Fauqaier, Thornton Buckner and
Alexander Scott.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
BoaDEAux, Feb. 10.

The Fox and the Eagle being a.
bout TO sail for America, write YOU
tew lines. The mail for Bayonne
VIII depart in an hour, without afFor-
ding time for detail. The emperor
has taken all the toboccos from the u.
states to himself-that is, his agents
have orders to seize all, and sell it
Tor him, under what is calld here a
new rule. This much is matter OF
tact, known to every body here all
things else are conjecture still |
hope for the speedy release of the
- but her papers have not vet
been returned from Paris.
The FREQ b government have tster
the foVowikg vessels, which are nos,
btung>ouc (iast saiIors) at Bayone 70,
Batavia schoone,s Prosper of New.
York Postboy of Philade! phia Trim
Eleanor, Fawn, Postboy, Exebanrs'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29

Hawk . of Baltimore and ship Hawk
of Philadelphia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
April 20.

The ship Hawk of Philadelphia,
schs. Postboy, of do. Prosper, of N.
York, and Trim, Eleanor, Fawn, Post
bov, Exchange and Hawk, of Bald
more seized under the Bayonne de
cree, have been retained in Bcnaparte's
service and are fitting out at Ba, onne
FOR Batavia, being fast sailing vessels.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29

Extract of a letter dated
BORDEAUX, March 6. fs1f.
:" The lsst sdVices from paris ar.
rather alarming for the Americans. A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
TRANSLATION,

Iavira, March 10.
have just seen two Spanish Gazettes
Exrradinary, which state, that most OBJ.
stinase battle took place on the 5th March,
near Chicklana, 10 miles from Cadiz, & the
English and Portuguese remained victors.
Private letters mention, that the weight of
the action fell on the British and Portu-
guese--the former in killed and wounded
lost 1900 men. Colonel Bushe, of the goth
Portuguese regiment, is badly wounded -
The French General Rufiin is taken pr.
soner.
TARO-We received the above this
morning from Col. Austin. Two express
boats are momently expected from Cadiz.
which will bring official details.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
BALrIMoRE, April IS.

With uncommon pleasure we announce
the following Communicated by
an obliging friend.
Another step up the Ladder of indie.
pendence.
Every true American must rejoice
when he is informed, that an article so
necessary to the prosperity ofthe ma
nufacturing interest of his country, as
BURR STONES, Commonly called
French Burrs) are to be had in the II.
5. In quantities, more than sufficient
tor the consumption of all Europe, a.
bove what may ever be wanted for the
use of America.
This valuable discovery has been
made in North Carolina, where a Gen.
tieman of this city now has a number
OF hands employed in quarrying them
1.-The quality is found equal to that
OF the best French Bnrrs, & the 10 an.
tity to all appearance inexaus,able,-
there being mountain of them more
than twenty miles in extent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29

The English and Portuguese were FORTH
flying the hills opposite Lisbon, on the other
side of the Tagus, which place is suscepti.
bic Of being made one of the strongest pla-
ces in Portugal.
The troops in Lisbon were very heal
thy. and but few soldiers were on the sick
list.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
BALTIMORE, April S2.
FURTHER FROM FRANCE.
Extract ola Letter from ain Ameri-

" - -1N'VNI tIVIII rII flNItTI-
can gentleman, dated
PARIS, March 1, 1871.
" Our affairs here have assumed a
black aspect; orders have been recei.
we'd az the euston.hodse, TO do moth.
ing more in American cases, until fur
Their orders OF course no more A
merieans will be admitted"
Wing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-29
VRGNI4 ARGUS.
RIG H NJ o ND,
MONDAY, ApRIEa9, 1911.

To the Editor cfythe Hrgsua Argus
SIR,
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7 have lad nc Pepcrts frcm tie North sires-
addressed cur Ltrdslip, horisomthe se,.;h
Of Spain. :,
General Girard lad collected q. Merida, a
small tcsy of uccps ; but imagn,e that lie
will break up this collection again, ss soon rs
he viii hear that General Hill Is 1t PCrtsits9e
j have the honor 10 be, Sc
(Signcd.) " LlLiNolcN,
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DowNINc- STREET, Der. Is, 1871.
Dispatches of which the following are CO.
ipysand an extract, were Yesterday evening re-
eeiyed at the Earl of Liverpoo's Office, adj.
dressed to his Lordship by Gen. Nlscount
Wellington, dated Quadrasayes, goth Septem-
Der, and Frexada, I'd October, 1911.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

From the london Gazette Extraordinary.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-25

mach-pains in the and he a highs, with
lowness of spirits-slow fever, with small
and irregular pulse-a dry cough-excessive
thirst--sometimes pale and unhealthy coun-
nance, and som etimes the face bloated and
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, Should have immediate recourse
to flumitton's Worm Destroying Lozenges
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaintssim similar to those above
described.
Sold by-Robsrt Gray. Bookseller,
King street, Alexandria, who has Juit
received fresh supply Of Persian Lo-
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street.
AUG. "a. i""
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HAMILTON'S
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
No. las Cherry Street, New York

q f " u f. =.
Which there is reason to believe, have
within ten years past, cured upwards of two
hundred thousand persons of both sexes, of
every age, and in every situation, of various
dangerous complaints arising from worms,
and from distractions or foulness in the sto-
mach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy whatever
to others of similar title, so commonly COM
planned of as operating with violence, on the
contrary, particular excellence of this re-
medy is its being suited to every age e con-
stitution. 1t contains nothing but what is
perfectly innocent, and is so mild in its ope-
ration that it cannot injure the most delicate
pregnant lady. or the tenderest infant of a
week old should no worms exist in the body,
but will without pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels of whateyeris foul or Of
fensiye, and thereby prevent the production
OF worms and many fatal disorders: The To-
zenges are particularly eficacious in carrying
off all gross humois and eruptions, feverisA
and bilious complaints, and are the safest and