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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-11
- Patent Washes.
EcOI0NY s CHEAPNESS.

E,A(D NDNl q NiAA'-AA ~ ~ 80
-qr. Undersigned, having inventec sun
10y " She's. for which he has Oh aimed
. n,tc,t, viz VISA to give Stone, Brick
or Wood, Genaine Freestone Color, or
ub;,e or grew cast /. also. an incurahusuble
wa.b For the Roofs OF Wooden Buildings.
.nl hril(ian; Waite Wash fr Piais,ercd
w,i,.. Store, Brick OF Wood. giving them
n,,e ~ deep sl,te color, red or ochre color,
wh,s. perrnaneney and dur bility exceed any
n,sbes befnre inven cd, and make hard
some Appearance; waenthc composition and
;,s nranertie, are practically known, the
nnh,;c as well as individuals vii ne induced
70 pu-chsse the s,ecifsYions They are GER
t;s.a nv Ienry !. troae, Esq su-yever 1t
nub,ic buildings >, Washington. and ny Nr.
pavii Tweedy, mason, his foreman. ~hr'is
wei, skilled in thar art aid composition and
nv he had at the. re..ona,le price OF ave
do,.srs each specii All N of the pndces IN
ed. a, his re s;derce in Georgetown iU'C.l
H;gb street. o. bs app. wing 10 Nr Randolph
Mott. of a,exsrar'a. keeper OF the marine
coffee house, WHO'S empowered TO sell and
convey the sre e All With directions for
m;x;ne the ms .crisIs of the composition and
putting on the saInee
Oliver Whlpple.
Anfll VT
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Mil for Sale.

Will sell or I VII! let, for a
Term OF years grist md nierc..:..t Mn *
20 acres of good fertile lapd IL iai!slx coGn-
", Virginia. on h. direct roe ie:.cin:, from
LIE s5ur2 70 AlcSsnsili', 81 ,'.i., !, en- tic
former and IS 10 the latter, ana ) toGeorce-
town and the City OF Washington and not
more than tlree miles fem the s.lca, falls of
the Potomac river. aid &c mi'es from any
other merchant mill, and III 4 ,1Gcd ncighbor.
hood for wheat, cora, rye, &C. sUd 1t being 50
immediately on TIE road where I'll kinds CT
horse faot sill seiito great afiv Riage. TIE
Mill House is built with nick i is IL feet
Inv so and stoi high, and OF never fail
inc stream. with z water wheels, one pair Of
q cd country sto- cs, and ore pair OF Eve feet
French Burrs Of a good qualify. and conve-
bjenov f r another pair, part OF the wor.s
aireany framed, and seasoned timber sufficient
to iini.h ,nenl it has every convenienoy and
necessary machinery for the manufacturing
-four and cosintrv work. The works al
most new AID in coalplcte order, with good
clearinghouse, knt hen coopers shop K
other buildings nece osaIy, aud good peach
orchard There is about acres u improved
meadow, and or more my be aided tn:
balance /, well i'm cred. a farther descrip-
ton is unnecessary as the purchaser viii ErsL
view the premises.
William Sheppard.
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Bun .uijLstone Mnqufa&7o,y.
The subscriber informs the

publc that ne has received supply OF huff
Rocts and intends to reconmeEce the max
In, of Rurr Nlu-,,ones AZ his late dwelling
or patrick street, between King ana cameron
streets. ,hout the first OF Narc2 next "he
be can supply rurr stones OF any dimensions
,ba, NAV be ordered tie has also good as
.or,mea, Of Boiling C!oths. which Can be hao
BY apniring 10 joseph Den or at the M~nu-
factory ANY person wishing I" engage
pnrrs before the FIST of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean
Benjamin Brown
December IL.
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ALEX. MOORE, Reg
THIS is to give notice. that the

f1iS Is W give Ho'SNs ti'dt TIC
subscribers Of Alexandria county, IN the dis
trct Of Columbia have obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county letters Of ad
ministration on the personal estate Of JeItn
Kirea'd late Of the county aforesaid deceas-
ed: All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with The vouchers thereof to the
subscribers, on or before the 9th day of Al
gust next ensuing, or they may by law be
excluded from al! benefit TO said estate and
those indebted thereto are required to NIKE
immediate pa: merit. Given under our hands
this ninth day Of February.
Lucy Kircaid, admr'x.
John Richards, admir-.
of John Kincaid.
February =. osw.
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For Sale at Public Vendue,

On the lst day of next month, valuable
Tot Of GROUND, at the corner OF Fairfax
md Wilkes streets, forty one feet seven men
=. on Fairfax and seventy seven 1eet Oh
Iy;,kes street, TO an alley OF three iee' a
th;s corner is pump of good water known D!
,be name of Yost's Pump.
Also.
,,are of GROUND, next below
n,z'. tanyard, save small part Soaa
Zee, front OF St. Asaph street, os no
;ncbes back, and another Lot OF 'ns s'.-.>
;o;,;nr the first, on whicn Is r0SNi W.
.rro,,,d rent OF - dollars per ainuH WIS
ss.,o,,ad rem, is proposed TO be sofa s'p''''''
PA ,hen the remainder of the ground
For the ground rent note neso's"oie III ei-
,bar of the banks will be taken .'l'n an -ptNu'
ed endorser, payable In 8, aha - h'oi' 10
with interest thereon. ,,,,
Eor the remainder Of the hall square wEfe,
;eon G.. Asaah, Wilkes and flS' sifeees 80, 'l'u
~ corner los by Yos,'s pump, one TENN OF 'ne
r,,,-rbase money vii be required IN haho' '.i0
r.n,,;nder in three equal amt / P'Nlne'''s'
,r;+b interest from the Gay ct sale, "silIh ID
,o,d, 10 secure Jacob Holman lor ms
Gorssr,en, of certain notes at the banh ., y
80 as ner deed of trust from VIM HarlS-
hornr. to the subscriber, for that purpose
''O' " JONAH THO3sPsON, Trustee
Also, at Private Sac,
A Water OF, extending from Wilkes street
southwardly l76 feet inches, and rom N "a,
ter street eastwardly TO the nVeF IN! WI
and Plantation called Strawberry I'LL a.
cres of Land, mostly in wood, on both Sides Oh
Holiness run, Joining Shoales's mill and tne
land Of William H. Territt, Esq. ga pay
ment of a small part of the purchase money
liberal credit viii DC given ior the remainder
1-rms will be made known by application 10
" illiam Hartshorne.
4th mo. 5. IL"
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Charles Simms,
Thomas Swann,
K. Harrison.
ORPHANS COURT.

A'e1andiia County, FEB. Term, 1911.
Ordered, That the administrators OF JONI
Eincaid, deceased, do insert the folCwin !.
advertisement three times in each week fol
eight weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Ga
zettc
Test. ALEX. MOORE, Reg
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March 90.
FOR SALE,

A House and Lot on rystreet,
adioining the premises o. Philip u. N@i''e'-
.er Tie House is nearly new, large con-
ysfien., and in very hcaithy situation, TO
3 h!ch is attached three quarters OF an acre OF
ground now in garden well enclosed Al
20, q ! ct of Ground near the lower end oil
King Street; this Iot is - and hall tee,
On King Street, lunning back to so ieet
alley 8 feet, on which are two Houses =.
f the fist mentioned property Is not sod at
private sale, before the S; June next, 1t viii
then he sold 1t public sale, oil liberal terms
Apply to
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Marf IS. la"riJ'
Valuable Lands for Sale.

IN PURSUANCE of l deed executed to the
subscribers On the eleventh day oil August.
1903 by tie late Robert r. Ioos, Esq IL
trust for certain purposes thereby e>prcs
+. Ell, they will proceed TO SSH, 'tPubllc auc-
ton, at the c1f!ee- house. ii the town OF
Alexa l,dria, on THURSDAY, The 50,h OF
May next, at elev n o'clcck. the following
T.dI UdSLE PROPERTY, VIZ
One LOT in that part Of the City
of Washington formerly Known b! the n nit
Caro- sourg, No, 2, square SIS Containing
$500 square feet or thereabouts. Cne ract
of Land laying Oh Conrad's Run. in Hsmp-
shire county, Virginia, containing 1888 acres
or the,aahouts. Seven Tracts Of Land adj
Joining each Other, In Ohio couotv, Virgil
MIA, between Grave aud Fish Greeks, con
tanning altogether about S245 acres ne
titles to the above lands arc believed to De
perfectly good and irdisrusaalc Tie sale
will b.: made on credit of s. 2 and Is
months, for approved endorsed notes, ncSo-
'tiati e in the bank Of Alexandria.
Charles Slmms,
Thomas Swann,
K. Harrison.
February IS. iaw.ds
? y. r. The Editors Of The Virginia Pat lot
Richmond Repubii an Farmer, S.aunton,
Winchester Gazette, Winchester atiorGi
Inteiligencer, WashingtenA-lty and Pits
burg paper, are requested to Ftibis the
bo,c Il, their respective papers ance IN cach
weeI, I'LL the sale, and forward their accounts
to tbs Office for payment
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los. Carleton.
AgeRt far tie Potomac Company
THE DRAWING OF THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Ma1Tga-
ton Lottery.

fEHE public are hereby informed. that
! at meeting OF the Pre- siisnt and Di-
rectors of the Potomac Company, held at
Brook's tavern. in Alexandris, on Monday,
the 9th day of December, 1910, il was de-
termined that the drawing of the Potomac
and Shenandoah Navigation ottery shall
commence on the first Monday in MAY next.
BY order OF the President and Directors.
JOSEPH CARLETON, .asert.
Georgetown. Dec. Collar l2}
The pubic are farther informed that, con-
formally to a subsequent resolution OF the
managers of the lottery, the price Of tickets
will be advanced from the sist of March
next. to ten dollars and fifty cents, and that
no tickets after the 25th day of April next,
will be sold at any other place than at their
office or Offices in the district of Columbia
I, is, therefose, confidently hoped. under
these regulations, that persons, DESTROYS of
promoting the obiec1 o this lottery, AID who
have not yet supplied themselves with tick
cts, will embrace the opportunity of doing it
before they are withdrawn from the distant
Agents.
BY order of the Managers,
Joseph Carleton, Assst.
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y = 1 | C. &.

THE ,scriber intending "a leave Assx-
antria for few months. toa sorage ID sE1-
West ladies' off rs for sale fhrrs lztlaog
LOTS with The improve mcuts thsssen. sSts-
ated between hi, ~hs'f and Cnisa street,
s,sbiec. 20 free use Of the alley :su:n s IS
street n the river.
He vi also rent his Ha7e.hease a.d .Is.5
Or enc or more yearS-and feeuess ON sst5s
who have aims ag inst hi II 10 cal aet ST.
lie the same Oh or Ltfo:c the 2sth cay - ztss
present month.
toaN TCCZEE,
AariI ? t2S.NS
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NIB ArTans having been msde to
commence the sale Of tickets comp .zing the
above Lottery, the public are hereby inform
Ell, that 1 am now prepared to ceive pro-
posals from all such persons as MAY be dis
posed II purchase, CT otherwise contract for
the sale thereof on commission. Purchasers
taking loo Tickets, Or more, will be entitled
to credit OF thirty days after the drawing of
the Lottery, on giving notes with approved
endorsers, negotiable a, any of the Banks
v thin the District Of Columbia
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Ten Dollars RezUayd.

TNiIfi subscriber Will give leo iiui'ars re-
( ward for apprehendng negro wcrsaa
called SOPl!y, aaout - years Old, siendec
made. ;Ee- under fect--she had OF z bite
and yellow striped habit OF !insey wao'sey,
Dut has variet, Of clio .-sbe has sistec
living in Georgetown Nttn MIR. Cicmestsoa
her fsthe, Harry, works with Ms huntess
snip carpenter in Ale<?ndr's
STEP HEN CDGkT.
Ieeshur,~ March As. faS4E
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At the annual meeting OF tx:
Stockholders in tie i.llie River Turnpike
Company. ~ the town ui Aieysadi1as On iac
first Monday IN December, iSiJ, tie ses-
loving resolution vas unanimously adopted:
rha, for the purpose OF encouraging tiie nss
% broad wheel Wagons Oh the Little River
Turnpike road, oil Wagons tho tCe.aGth 81
the wheels whereof snail b. six inches, sasis
be permitted TO pass the gates on said inad
tol free, for the term of two Years. end aii
wagons whose wheels shal be tbs i,,sao.is
,f FIVE inches, shall be permntet &c pass ta!t
free for the term of eighteen moo-i,s-xH
Wagons the breadth of the wheels whsrcof
shall be foar inches. shah &c perin;tteG 70
pass toll !..e fer the space OF / 5 n Gi3tis
from the time they shall first pass Ole &C.
spective gates, which ,ha'i be specially as,
ticed By the gaze keegars--And that siis !e-
r,,!a,;ea shalt be extend, q To al. ,siss, Sxast
avail themselves Of it within twe years.
True copy.
Jonah Thompson, Sss:s.
Dnceinhet =. isr
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Aaril :.
Matthews 3 Lawrence

NIdt{isS Is y L "a u INfFSNs
Rape f p sale at trrir Jto-erc0 I.eathe, -2tpxa
in Royol SIR e., neu'Iy 0trscetfe fse sSs'tes
h, >,.,.a,s,,a !!
Red Green, Yellow, BiacE, fI'F.Sie' ~
range and Pea coIored Morocco, and a-if:a-
,;,y &C wsi,e Leather, and an ssepssneRi &
Hatter.' & Spsaing Wool, and s'as.
April 5. Vow
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April
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Just Published,
4nd for so{e at X. CIR US Boo. Ste~>s
[price l8 81 Centsi
4 MASONIC ORhtiOEs
Delivered al Dun'iic,.
Rx BsovaER A. =. SxYysE:
1T the Anniversary Of s.. |ohu the Er"nse'S'
April -.I
WAS pat on board i:se s'ooE Lazy Al
phiiade phia, for Alexandria, &c az AtS.S"
1909, barrel and box, marked t. Il ise
owner viii get them Oh s2p ,1ns "a MS ~
MEL Mclean, and paying saAryes
GALES kAsD.
Ap,ils. s'S"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24
Latest Foreign Intelligence.
A.nERIC.9.v .qFF.iIRS.

The Manchester Packet arrived at New
York Oh sunday last, IN % days from Liver
pool. she brings London papers 10 me 18Th
March, Two days later than our former &C
counts they however furnish very little that
his hot heretofore lranspired. In debate in
the House of Commons, Oh the lin uit. the
Cnance,or of the Excnequer, in reply TO Mr.
Wnnbread, said, he would beg of that Hon
q ntiem,n to be cautious OF adopting ii a
certainty, that tue repeal of the Orters III
Counci was all the Americans wanted.
Mr.. WhitOread said that the Right Hon.
Gentleman had made some imprudant inSnu-
uons with regard 10 America, which he no.
ped would not shut Gcn,lemen's minds TO
the case when 1t was brought before them
he hoped that ii America did make any other
demands than those which were generally un-
ders,ood, the Right Hon. Gentleman would
have no objection to accede TO his motion tor
papers.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer said tha,
he would agree to his motion, ii he brought
IL iorwar' at time when, consistently with
the advantages Of the country, they could be
granted. He had no objection to repeat ~
gain what me thought improper and uncandid
that gentlemen should not run away with
the impression that the repeal of the Orders
in Council was all that was required by A
merica." He did not go on to say that there
WIS no pospec, Of accommodating these diff
ferences, foI he had every reason to nope the
contrary In the suggestion that the revo-
Cation of the y 'ders Ia Council will not be
the only thing required by America, the
Chancellor Is most certainly correct. OF
what avail would it be TO lop the branches oil
the deadly Uf.as. and leave the roof unboso-
sed in the earth Would It not again flourish
and palsy with its noxious influence our fu.
ture commerce BOs. Par.
The Hon. Augustus Foster is preparing
to set Oft as Minister Penipoten'iary, in the
room of Mr.. Jackson, lately returned from
America. 1t is said he is the bearer Of very
coaciiatory proposals. Probably the cow
serharf 30 " lNR. ERsKTSs's pE.rangemenf."
Mr.. Percival's plan for the relief Of the
commercial world, by loan of 6,oOo,ooo in
Exchequer Bills, was discussed last night in
the House Of Commons. A IN ,tion for an
address to His Majesty fnr.ha, purpose, was
carried, without q division.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24
RUSSIA AND FRANCE.

Rumors of an approaching rupture be-
tween Russia and France, arrive win every
Mail from Heligoland. 1t appears TO be cer-
tain thai there has been considerable move
ment oil the French troops on the shores OF
the Bal!iCk towards the ineriour Of Germany,
and that some negotiations - an au;icabie
kind have lately taken place between the
Cour, OF Petersburg and the Porte. 1t is al
SO stated by respectable authority that In con-
sequence of advlces received by government
from the North, the preparations for the sail
ing OF the Bal,ick feet, to the commend OF
which Sir James SaumareE has been appon-
ted, have been accelerated. 1t is 10 consist,
II Is said, of 25 sail of the line.
Accounts from Vienna state, that the late
negotiations between France and Austria re-
lated to Damati,, which it is said, Bonaparte
has agreed to give to the latter power. 1t is
added, that Decree will soon be published,
in which the Emperour Francis will assume
the title of King of Dalmatia but that the
sovereignty of the Kingdom, will afterwards
be conveyed to the Archduke Charles.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24
London, March 10.
HOUSE OF MONS.

Mr.. Perciyal announced a Message from
the Prince Regent. 1t was brought up and
tried by the Speaker, and is as follows,
George r. X.
The Prince Re ,ent, in the name and on
the behalf OF his Majesty, think it proper To
inform the House, that the assistance which
his Majesty has been enabled 10 afford the
Portuguese Government, by maintaining a
body OF their troops IN his pay, has been at
tended with great advantage to the common
Cause, and contribut d essentially TO the suc-
cess of the measure for the defence of the
kingdom OF Portugal. The Prince Regent
therefore trusts that the House ot Commons
will enable him TO continue that assistance
for the present year, and likewise TO grant
such further aid as circumstances and the na-
sure OF the contest in which His Majesty is
engaged, may appear TO require"
Mr.. Percival then gave notice, that he
would move that this message lie referred TO
the Committee of Supply on Monday.
Windsor Castle, March IA.
His Majesty continues nearly in the same
state in which he has been during the last
lew days" Signed as uSual
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1 sue Of Exoheorer bills, for the relief Of tht
commercial interests Of Iiverpooi IL he
same letters add, that holders of American
produce. (under the idea that, as soon as the
determination OF cur ministry is know in A.
merjca, not TO abandon the right oi search,
and neither alter the present system ot block.
ade, nor withdraw the Orders in CouLGil
until the French decrees are virtually rescind-
ed, the intercourse will be suspended, ii still
stronger measures are not reserted to) are
not anxious 10 push sales at the present low
rates expecting a considerable advance OF
price, should either of these events take
place. Almost all descriptions OF American
produce already experienced a small advance
OF price"
Yesterday morning communication was
made by the Board oil Trade TO the Govern
our of the Russian Company, TO the follow
ing effect -
4" Licenses will be granted to import goods
from the Baltck, on the subsequent condi-
tons
" The Captain, the ships name, and her
burden must be inserted in the hcenee, as
well as the leading port In the Baidck. II
the port be east of the order The ships are TO
sail with convoy from the same rendezvous
last year"
We learn that Sir James Saumares only
waits the return of the Victory from Lisbon,
10 proceed immediately to the Baltick with a
powerful feet under his orders. The winds,
however, are likely to prevent his sailing Tor
weeks to come. Ii is now said that Count
Gottorp will sail with him.
letter from Memel, dated Feb. /, says,
" In regard to trade, the Russian govern
ment has rather become lenient, and the YES
sells with Swedish and American papers have
been declared free. Hemp has got up in
expectation of orders from England. Should
your government, however, refuse granting
llcencies for the importation of Russian arti-
cies, The consequence will prove very fatal
to Russia, and might produce change in
the politioks of that country in favour oi
England. The price Of hemp a, Riga is 81
silver roubles per ID. The Alberts dollars
have been called in, and the silver roubles
have been issued ali over Russia"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24

Rumours Of a change of system amongst
the Northern Powers were again revived, al
the last dates. Revrved perhaps in London,
10 give momenfary infnise 10 He drafting
sjtirifs Of me merchants and mannfaciures.
A British officer reached London the 18Th
of March with dispatches from Constantine
pie, which were thought to be OF great i'm
portance. The accounts from that place were
TO the 2d January, and from Smyrna TO the
Goth. Russia had granted permission to ex-
port corn from the Black Sea through the
Bosphorus and the Porte permitted the in
PRODUCTION OF Colonial produce into the Black
Sea. 1t was expected that an armislice be-
tween the RussiaAs and Turks would soon be
signed.
The advice from Spain and Portugal in
these papers are not SO late as those direct
from thence--Thc news of the surrender of
Badajoz had reached England.
His Brltannick Majesly's Physicians were
desirous that he should undergo the OPP
Grafton of coughing, that he might be
restored 10 his natural vision, tho it VAS un-
certain whether he would ever recover his
mental perceptions.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24
BOSTON, APRIL %, 1911.
Ne,y Late and Highly Interesting Ne7vs
from FRANCE.

The arrival at this port on Saturday after
noon last OF the sch. Success, Capt. HuIlen,
in 8 days from Rochelle, syifh a .fnH cargo
Of Brandy, Uine, and some Six Goods, enc
bles US again to head our rolums with aasti-
cious Intelligence. This is the same sch. the
account of whose arrival and safe reception
in France was brought by the Osmin, and
published in the Chronicle of Feb 2sth. tor
i've months past " we have uniformly said
aud believed" that the French government
would faithfully adhere to the terms of their
late modification, hrovided the United Sfctcs
aef jdiriy and honourabiy On their hart. The
Oracle Of Irjai6biify, and the Doctors Re-
hOsi'ory of wit and logick, while they have
stoutly declared that no mod, ,fcafion has taken
place, have had The additional folly to effect