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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-17

rid gave sn invaluable eoIleei;o, q, -. tr,,..;,S
o. baSabrig-, ard lately we h1ze h<sr i,f-y,ed "a
Eso2s.s collection al the Un,erss IN Co.,se-tiet
Nth snitsbe premiums % induce tie s.rIen;, 4,
maze afitobs, from tsei= osn diligence IL scare
in5 Tor the mInersl productions II tlie Ozn ec,f
Try The attention TO nature Is no. eefe-. -, o-sr
o~n portion of America Hlulh1lit mentions sor,z
.y happy proofs Of attention % natural h,,ory IN
hssieo, and se have been informed tI.st IN Mon
tFesi, n C1nsda, society cfPiorists exists
scTerai plants useful IN Exirz colour, 1--we bee,
c-arn.4ed ~ these S;ste4 Our o5ee, Il no: % 2,
I;,o Ike m'nute history, tut 70 assure osr friends -
the COR hop=s vc have dat oar country vii be VAL
ting IN nothing favorable ioits highest reputation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-17
NO. W.
THE AMERICAN CLIMATES ARE ALL FIT
FOR SHEEP

THE AMERICAN CLIMATES ARE ALL FIT
FOR SHEEP.
The goodness of Divine Providence has ena-
bled the people of various climates to procure
wool from their respective countries. Ara6ia is
supposed to have produced the sheep, which is
the parent stock of the Spanish flocks, yet Ara-
6ia produces the fig, the cotton, the orange, and
the coffee trees. On the other hand, there are
many sheep in Iceland, Norway, the Shetland,
Spain, Portugal, France, Germany, Poland, Rus
STA, Denmark and Sweden, abound with all the
varieties of sheep and wool. South America has
fine wool.-There can be no doubt therefore,
from facts in the old ssorld and facts on the two
Americas, that sheep and various woods can be
raised with ease and great profit, Throughout our
country. This subject must be turned into e.
very position and considered from every point
of view.
All our natural praires, natural clear mea-
dows, natural clear lands, heaths, barrens, and
burnt lands, should be turned to the sheep busi-
ness. These lands are ready prepared for the
business. They are all better than many of the
sheep districts of Europe. On the other hand
some of the rich lands, on which hemp is now
raised with much labor, will be particularly fit
for the hedVy feeeed sheep. We want much fine
wool, more good wool Though the best En-
glish wool is worth two shllings and five pence
sterling per pound, yet the quantity of heavy
fieeced wool, at eight and one half to nine pence
sterling per pound, is so great, that We learn,
that the average price of English wool is little
more than eleven pence sterling, or twenty cents
and half per pound. The same woods here,
Cine and coarse) would sell now from thirty to
sixty cents BY the pound: profit peculiar to US.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-17
BoW NOT

Judge Toler afterwards Lord Norbury.
whose severity was at one time proverbiaI,
was at public dinner with Ct4rTan the cele-
brated Irish Lawyer. Toler observing Cur
ran carving piece Of corned beef. told him.
" If it was hung beef he would try IT," If
you Try u, my Lord, (replie@ CurTan) am
sure il viii be hung"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-17
RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY

A t meeting the Directors of said COM
IN pany, on Friday, the 18th October, 1911.
Resolved, That dividend of five dollars
on each share in the company be made, and
that the Treasurer pay the same to the res
pective share holders, on applicatfoh&Ap or
after the 20th of this month
Resolved, That the shares of all deiinouents
IN said company be sold at the Eagle Ia
vern, IN the city of Richmand, on Saturday
the sixteenth of next month.
Teste,
N. SHEPPARD, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-17
From The Democratic Press.
a CLOTInER.-No. 8.
MELVILLE.

THE CAPACITY oFTHE UNITED STATES
IN a'ee,oeuefig.ef Sheep.
AND THEIR oexAg lrTRRrsr IN TIE WOO L.
I'm NANUFAeruRE.
On the whole of the counties of England Tex
elusive Of Scotland) it is computed, that nearlv
twentynine millions Of sheep are maintained,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-17
For Jaundice and Bilious Complaints
WIIEATON's GENUINE
Jaundice Biffers

Price so cenfS--SecHrcd TO him by Iet-
ters Patent from The Presidem ofthe Uni
ted Statcs.
A MEDICINE extremely useful Cor curing
Hjaundicy and bilious disorders md kemoo
wing that sinking, faint and distres ~ rgynS
at the stomach, difficulty of breatiii5e. loss
OF appetite, and sleepy, dull heavine& In the
fore part of the day, weaknessand trembling
OF the limbs, dizziness of the head, and veI9
Iowness OF countenance, complaints so COM
mon to jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected
in New England by the above medicine. las
may be seen by the bills) prevent the neces-
slty OF further recommendation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-17
LIKEWISE, wHEAToN's
ITCH OINTMENT.

a Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it any thing cithet
dangerous OF disagreeable.
One box cures person, and there need
be no washing after the use of il, as the skin
rs generally left clean and smooth.
- The above medicines are for sale at
5. Peasants Book Store, Richmond.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-17

THE Subscriber having engaged extcn-
Il sivelv in the ROPE MAKING BU-
SLyWESS, will give the highest cash price
for Henri Of prime quality, and will execute
.orders for Cordage of shy description at the
shortest notice, for cash or on the usual Gre
dit. He also wishes to hire or purchase few
NEGRO BOYS from IS to "a years of age.
JOHN ST. JOHN.
Oct 18th, 1911. (tf)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-04
Seteistt G9>ews.
LONDON, July 90.

The Adventure, Snowden, of Whitby,
from Leith for Quebec, was lost the Gath
of NAV lastin the Gulpb of ST. Lawrence
the crew were saved. his is the identi,
cal ship that the Circumnavigator, Captain
Cook, sailed round the world in. She
was repaired at Whitby last year.
July 81.
Sir James Craig, late Governor OF Que.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-04
Prom the Pittsburgh Gazette, Sept. s.
INDIAN WAR.

{ The Argus, printed at Frankfort, (K.)
August %, 1911, saws, "We have been
favored with perusal of letter from Gov.
Harrison, (dated at Viuccnnes) to his
friend in this pIacs. The substance OF
which is, that about the goth of Sept. next,
he intended TO go against the Indians with
force of 1900 regulars and militia. We
presume the President of the U. States
has determined to remove the Prophet, or
at least to manifest to our Indian neigh
bors, disposition to correct their various
outrages on our frontiers. The governor
does not anticipate any fighting. Colonel
Boyd, with about 500 regulars, has moved
towards Vincennes preparatory to this ex-
petition"
The Kentucky Gazette, of the 27th ult.
says, "a number of volunteers from Lex.
ington, will set out in few days for Vim.
cennes."
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-26
[ O the Lovers of Agriculture
I'm annie and fertile field is presented.

yETISHING to direct my attention TO a
wv different employment than thar oil
farming, offer to let, for term OF years.
that V.dLUABLE ESTATE whereon l re-
side, and known as .Aierander's Island. his
estate is situated on the south side the river
Potomac and in the lap OF government the
main road passing through has afforded to
travellers an opportunity OF viewing TINS
beautiful and by nature productive farm. :
This property, possessing the advantages OF
three markets, Georgetown, Washington,
and Alexandria, renders it an object well
worthy the ATTENTION of the farmer. Any
farther commentary i, deemed unnecessary,
as persons wishing to rant 1t IS presumed
viii view tic estate.
81 If this property is not soon sppiied
For, ] ahalI III. Ike arrangements tor the cui-
,iya.ion of ii myself, which will preclude O.
theirs for the succeeding year. Any NOR
nation will be gwen or applications received
in relation to the Island b. George Hash-
iagton, or my self resident thereon.
w. II. Washington.
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November


RAN AWAY on the 3oth June last, from
the estate of Daniel MCarty, deceased IN
tie county OF Westmoreiaii1. and state OF
Vir. ina, Negro Man named JEkRf, a.
bout thirty five years Of age, dark complex
ion, about SIX feet high, bad counienance,
and remark able scar acloss his nose, and
another on his head, little above his iora-
head; he had on honespun tw'iied yarn
and cotton round Jacket and pantaioons..-
here is no DOUBT but he viii change ms
clothes il is the, etore Thought unnecessary
to describe them more particularly. As
expected that he has procured pass, or
fnryed certificate of his freedom, as he went
from a neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom ne
might very readily obtain copy OF their
pass or certificate of freedom. 1t is comb
deatlv expected that he will endsaTor 10 get
to some of the northern or eastern states.
He was seen short time since in The town
of B fillmore. Thirty Dollars viii be given,
il taken in tic county, and il out OF the state
ami secured in any jail, SO that get'iiim a.
gain, the above reward and all reasonable
charges paid, if brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
" B All masters OF vessels and other
persovs, ar. hereby 'orcwacncd from harbor-
ioQ or eneIovjng the above described Negro
MAJ, a. thcir'per,l, or lnder the scgerest pen
a!t.as Of the NV Il ..
September Is co
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City Of Washiagton,, October 8, "A. u.
1911. and A. L. 5Sl i.


AT an extra Meaeins OF tae Nrana Lodge
Of the District of Columbia. among, otRer
proceedings were the following, 10 wit -
Resolved, That a depWsion be appointed
by, and on the part ofthis Grand Lodge, TO
meet in Convention in the City OF w ashihg-
ton, the Deputies that mag be appointed "
he several Grand Lodges. in the Cfised
States, on tbs fourth NseRii-y Ia january
nex,. or such other time IS may be ssl esd
on ;.ot
Whereupon, Brothers Valentine Reiotzes'
amns alexsnfer, Alcxandar Aoormlck'
Iosspb Cassir. and John Richards, were ac-
coroinely appointed the SAFE deputaiionn..
WI Tsst. JAMES AEiNIFi,
Dep'y G. Sec'y.
October 81. '"'
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twenty Dollars Reward.

IA ESERTED in ueiandria, from the boat
~ belonging to Fort Washington, on this
day. the two following SOLDIERS, VIZ
FRANCIS WADO, = Frenchmas, aged
"a years, dark hair, and dark complexion, S
feet 10 inches high, had on round hat, white
cloth vest, and blue cloth pantaloons.
JACOB BRANOR, born in Cumberland
county, Pennsylvania, aged q years, S ieet
inches high, fair complexion and sandy hair
had on round hat, white cloth vest, white
shirt with frill, and blue pantaloons.
Whoever takes up said deserters and deli
vers them to the commanding officer OF this
post, or to any officer of the United States ar
my, shall receive the above reward, or ZEN
DOLLARS for each, and all reasonable ex-
pences.
Lloyd Beall.
Captain Artillery commanding.
Fort Washington, Nov. 30. eo3w
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Hajbn's Ants- Bilious Pills,

For tho pre- sention and cure of bilious and
m slignant Fever-prepared only at LEE'o
Old established Patent and Family Nedlclne
Store, No. So 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 exceIlently adapted to carry OF
superAuous bile, and prevent ita morbid Sc.
cretions to restore and amend the appetite
to produce free perspiration' and therebA
prevent colds, which arc often OF fatal eonse'
ouences A dose never fails to remove
cold, if taken on its first appearance; they
are celebrated for removing habitual costive.
ness. sickness at the stomach & severe head
ache and ought to be taken by all persons
OH a change of climate.
They have been found remarkably cftlca-
cious in preventing and curing disorders at
tendaat on long voyages, and should be pro-
cured, and carefully preserved for use, by
every seaman
Hami,ton'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
plains arising from worms
: HamiItons Grand Restorative,
7, recommended as an invaluable medf'
cine for the speedy relief & permanent cure
for the various complaints which result from
di.sipsted pleasures juvenile indiscretion;
residences in climates unlavorable to the con.
s,itution; the immoderate use OF tea !; ire
opent intoxicatlon, or Other destructive III
tera oerance the unskiliul or excessive use
of mercury the diseases peculiar to females
at certain period OF Ifs bad lyings In, &c.
Tooth-ache Drops.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted 20 cure by one application.
Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs,
asthmas, sore throsts, and most disorders Of
the breast and lungs, is recommended as an
unparalleled remedy.
Hamilton's Essence and Extract OF
Mustard,
A safe and effcctuai remedy Tor acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic govt,
palsy, luinbago, numbness, white sweillBgs,
chilbiains, sprains, bruises, pain in the face
and neck, sc.
The Restorative Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
Tie Damask Lip Salve.
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Plaster.
The above genuine Medicines have been
in the highest estimation throughout the y.
States for upwards of ten years; many of
thsm are sold for less than the drugs OF which
they are compounded, could be purchased az
retail store.
They are, by stecial appointment, sold
wholesale and retail, by
James Kennedy, SEN.
bookseller, Alexandra.
E- Purchasers are requested to remem-
Der that AZ engraved label, with the signaturs
Of Huusah Lee, widow Of the late Richard
Lee, Jun. Go counterfeit which is felony) is
affixed to each of her genuine Medicines.
HANNAH LEE.
New York, July so--i27) law
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Will be sold, at public auction, on the 30th
December next, if fair (; if not, the next
fair day; at auckland, in Prince William.
on credit of nine months
All the Negroes
Of which James White. junior, died pos
sesscd except such as have been silottedt to
said Whites widow in her right oSdower.--
Bond and approved security will be required,
to bear interest from the date if net punctu.
ally paid.
Done in conformity to decree of the
worshipfufa court of Prince=
William, this lsth Nov. 1911.
David Blackwell.
Jonathan Reeve,
Philip Warden, Jun.
Commissioners.
November 80. d4w
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TUESDAY, ian. ae.H

TUESDAY, ian. e.
The annual treasury report was received
and ordered to be printed.
MIR. Numford presented the petition of
1920 citizens of New York, Praying the
renewal of the charter ofthe United States
Bank. A similar petition from an insur-
ancc Office of n. York was Hso read.
Mr.. Smile offered the instructions Of the
legislature OF Pennsylvania to their sena'
tors and representatives in Congress, in op.
position to the renewal 1.-THE Charter of the
United States bank.
Mr.. Ebbes submitted memorial from
the Judges of the District of Columbia,
PRAYING an increase Of salary.
The House then took up the bill renew
ing the charter Of the u. S. Bank.
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:, liscern. that It is precisely the
,,rn,,. mos, eligible ana desirable for f'af
bciccr. -,
r-ad &C :, lecture on the o!hrr-a SORT OF
- f,,.n pride aud power 10 ohsefu''
AN. 9, ard frar--which should be ehsros-
Ia To- X. instruction of cur temPo''s'ne
=, i5,os. aud hung on the walk of every
,,,,;c ,,i6-e in TINS country. We ai'ude
nv. ~. mora!,!- letter of, the duke OF la
=. ., SUBJECT Of the conhication OF
m.,; nrop, r,y. inst.ad OF being mol
Il ID h.. ,hv soothing aspec; and language
4 ou, o,},;n;s,raiion, and commissioning
\. rr,p2rsi,i.s into whict they WIRE
A,cwr tx rne desire OF keeping terms wa
&o.,s n. treated them with tha, Sihd Oh
berical Justice which he displayed '"w''u'
kuss;a. md every other conunratai s'a'e,
h., s,miysd sst his usurpat'"as, ana
k,nch.d na,,,r his frowns. Tie upnfalas
! his ration, in terms OF the most
irwin sm:cs opfr'brium anu the most
Et;ng sarcasm, tor >he very policy when
u had n,-s,,~d only 10 our relations with
e,sner--f..r an ahjecr, bringing, 'm2roV'>
..,, fr.i,lrss .orhsarancc uader the 2ros'
Is, ir.ni,s and injuries. he applies to
Is, na,i.,n and TO those who administer her
hairs, epi,hzts OF disgrace and eontumSly,
,ueh as 90 independent people or Spirited
,oor,u,,cnt ever be fore received, and such
s no c,vernm. nj, perhaps, had ever before
80 well ,a-ri,ed.
The whole of this letter is but com.
,cuml Of ,mpudent t"lseho"'is and dcyra-
Emo iuvrt,,,c-a bitter MOT k<ry IN its pro-
ssis.ns OF friendship, and an a,roclnus
.,npo,u in rs ,nsihaa;Ions and taunts.
The d, cia.ttion with wsIch il commences,
nat . the imp rial de crees would be con-
,,rmabis 60 he eternal principles of JUS
ice, even Il II, v were not the necessary
ans. cuencr Of British provocaiions, is
nsul,ihs and impud, ut in the hishest ds-
IRE. The l. ssnn which 1t inculcatrs, that
N, Sc who refuse To- hght for honor may
* =, ieus h compelled 70 6sh, tor inte,es;."
5 in the application no less insulting. The
round. upon which the conhscaIion Of
ur property is vindiratrtl, are frivolous
nd false. The following passages. which
annot be too often quoted, sp=ak TOO
Irouely for themselves To need comment.
Men without policy--withour homo, and
sahoul energy, may well sIledse that sd~y
siil submit 10 ia, the tribute imposed by
England because II is lis;ls, hut win no: she
.oplish feel tina. they would rather have
he principle admitted than increas the
arif. because If this tribute, though light,
hould become insupPo:lsb!e. those who
ad refused to fight for honor must then
rhr for interest" What when compared
: this. were the letters of Philip to the A
,4niars, or The idle sarcasrls OF Mr.. Can
ing, abnu, which we raised so gr-a. ella
nor? And what should be lhc is, lings of
very good ci,izrn of this country when he
RAIDS, at the conclusion of sh- note frora
rhich we have taken these extracts, ihat
was written Gin order tha, the Presidrn,
/ the United States might better know the
rniicahie intentions Of France, and her Ia
oraLle disposition towards American com-
,erce" (To be continued J
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Extract Of an act u he Corporation Of
dLeaandria, for the extinSuisdmsHt Of

Extract Of an act sf tie csrterat;an Of
Alexandria, ia, tie essinsuisamfas Of
Fire.
Section Z. If any person who shall b:
present at any Gre shall neglect or refuse to
obey the order or direction Of any officer
who shall he appointed by any Fire COM
pany now established, or which may be
hereafter established, Knowing him to be an
officer, such person shall forfeit and pay the
sum of five dollars Provided the name nf
such officer shall have been first published
in one of the public papers.
At a meeting of the Friendship Fire Com
pany, held at Mr.. John Hodgkin's Ia.
vern, January 18th, 1871: the following
officers were duly elected for the ptessni
year, viz.
flames M'Gu;rs, 1st
5 @sms, d %x%y = I'd c'n"'nas'''
&s''1e~ s FsS;a.on, I pit.s's'.'
Charles Pascoe,
flames s Sect, !
R'cAard " Weisntma" Regulators.
John Cohagen,
Yobn Longden,1
J0hn HOrner, Trustees
Aaron He1ues,
Ex.fsc. from the Minutes.
MATTHEW ROBINSON, Scc'w
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Public Sale.

By virtue of deed of trust from MtAarS
.dreH to the subscriber, to secure the pay.
ment of a sum Of money to William Yves,
ton, will be exposed to sale, for ready mo'
ncy, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,,
the 18Th day Of February next.
A RENT charge Of seventeen DECLARES
n Issuing out of piece Of ground lying
upon the west side of Water Street anu to ths
nosthward Of Duke Street, nov in the posi-
session of William Weston. Also, piece
of ground adjoining thereto, standing as feet
upon Water Street, and running back iss
feet inches. The ground and rent charge
are subject to the dover Of Phebe Moore.
James Keith.
January .. saw.
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to- Notice.

to- Notice.
The Subscribers to VIM. Durells
edition of the British Classics. arc IN.
formed that vols 81 to a6 inclusive,
are received and ready for delivery by
Jams Kennedy. sen.
Bookseller King. ltreet.
Jan. -, Ct
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al,rannrta pstsp 6s3tt:s.
TEDWESDAY, JANUARY IS.


hHD"HS0Af' 'ANoAAi %
T, :. ,;,, Measure I'VE announce. the
HIM fohn Paudslbh na,sed throuph this
n,,.o las, evening 10 Washington.
The hnaI que't'an on the renewal OF Use
charter OF the BANK or tue u .. we stu
eo"s'"er S"'"e """' oouo''''' 'e' az
o''' OF ''e ',0''' now '
Us ~'' so'ea " SUM- ''' w. "
80. Wv o,' y, :, ~ ,...,' ..,,
" "
Nv rp1rcs.
The arrival of the Pacific from Liver
poll with news OF relapse iii the health of
the king o! England, has rendered the enqu'.
r. a, the pr esent coniunc,ure more than ever
interrs, inc. What will be the changes con-
,rournt to the demise of the p,esznt sovs-
rs,,,e"
notable sctior in the ENGLISH law the
6. p:.. - J;s." VIII, csorrs N.
L., t.,h -. lac. cha, ,,o,,.,, !, the
w ia. W.. u ,no,rr;,o will
!, ,La,ou, ,hs p,;,;.h d,m;.
f ,,,s o.xv;,,. n
49,, ca..,h
~ :,
1 '''"'' y. ~ "
"'e soi''h'''' P''''> VI 10 ''''N''0'
less '"e A'"s "''' ! q "e'"s p'N'''
OF iae crown, 20 Pr"rogae' olSSo'Ss suu
cali the parliament al pressure
IL mas Deem customary on the gay OF q
-''"'A''o"' W '>'N"'' .
40 W. " w ~
""'s '''' "'''''''''' ''""o' " 'O r~'''
F." '''"e' "
"e.e'''o" " ~" "'o'~" " -"
'"'0ne' no" desirable "o'ta os ."s e.e"'
That such will actually happen. 1t would
be presump'uoas in nas To afafsn- There
will h"~e"rs 90 event then occur OF far
more Importance TO England IMAM peace W.T."
foreign cou"sr'es--a feeonc'''ason WIN .
vast parton of her population, the Catha'
lies Of Ir.iaad. BY the coronation oath Of
c.,rr. ,hr m, he could NOT without
-. Is -.
ps'lu'v 's " ~
Catholics, but the "s'a IS 10 Dc ne" mo
dellec!, and the ara OF the ascension of
George the fourth TO the throne of Eng
~, ,,;,,, ,;,,;o,s of b., .,,h
,"'' -, I. oc a.; ,.o.,.,;,v .rd
}, J.,
~.
ant of these effects can result from regen.
Cy aEpoiptSu oN''HS WV '""> DC - ~
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LeA or Mislasd,
Two shares in the Bank OF POTOMAC
Nos. 1912 and l24s, issued to Henry
S. Earl the 10th day Of Dec. 1904.
January % ~
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1t is with pleasure we ANNOUNCE, the
Hon. John Randolph passed through this
town last evening To Washington.
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Strayed or Stolen

oLfdyCu OI Ot
From the SUBSCRIBERS Wagon lying at ba-
go.'s, near Har,shorue's mill, on Sunday
night, the 18th nit.
A bay Horse, about 16 hands
nigh, starin his forehead X shod al! fopnd'
bbou; nine or ten years old. Any person VINE
hay end the said hsrse and will leave him
Inv where on the road so that get him a.
kain, shall receive unreasonable and sausiac'
Psy. reward.
4 Samuel Lowe.
Dec. n So
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-23

The final question on the renewal of the
charter of the Bank of the u. s. we still
consider somewhat doubtful. Several mem
bers of the house have been mentioned to
us who voted to strike o,ft the first section
of the bill, but are now determined to vote
for the bill, if the details undergo some
AMENDING nj.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-23

n Printing in all its branch
cs neatly executed at this office.