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O. Cash Sale of LAND.
December l2--l+

By virtue Of a decrea of the County Court
of Prince william, rendered in suit
therein depending between Ludwel! Lee,
executor of Thomas Lee, sen. deceased,
and Bushrod Washington, hlaintVs--
against John Chesiey's representatives,
defndants-w Will be exposed to sale, for
cash, at public auction, on the premises
OH the l2tA day of December, 1871,
A Tract Of Land, containing
six hundred acres, lying on Cedar Run, in
Prince William County and lately the resi-
dence OF John Chesley. Esq deceased This
land is situated in gen.eeL populous, and
wealthy neishhorbood, about "a miles from
Dumtries and s. from Alexandria. The
improvements Oh it are spacious dwelling
house not quite finished, and good Offices
and farm houses The land is very we'll
situated for farming and contains large
portion of prime meadow land. The sale
will certainly take place on that day without
eserye.
The Commissioners.
November Gil. dts.
e. The sale of the above
Land is postponed till the eth
of December, 1911.
December l6
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LATE FROM PORTUGAL.
NoKFoLK, December

NORFOLK, December l.
Bv the arrival Of the ship Citizen, Captain
Allen, from Lisbon, which place she lett the
fifth of November, we have received from
friend at Lisbon, papers to the hrst' ana oeeh
favored by passengers with others to the 18th
of November, from which few TRANSACTIONS
are made fer this day'sLcdger. TRANSACTIONS
will be given in Our next.
The Head Quarters of Lord Wellington on
the Esd Oct were at Freneda. about Is miles
w. S. w. OF Ciudad Rodrigo.
An account of an advantage gained over
the French by general Hill's division, in which
the French lost 1000 men, three pieces OF
cannon and ali their baggarc, was received on
the 9TH of Nov. after which the Citizen had 10.
communication with the shore.
LISBON, November 2.
Bv letters from Alente 10 received by yes
tertiay's mail, we learn, that the French corps
under the command of Gen. Girard was rout-
Gen. Hiil, with the loss of 200 men killed
1000 taken prisoners; Gen. Gjrard himself
wounded Gems. Brun and D'Arcmberg,
chiefs of the staff, prisoners, and that the VIC
tors were in pursuit of the remainder of the
said corps. AS the news is not Official and
there may be all error in some of these cir
cumstances, we think proper to communicate
to the public this important account, until
more authentic information reaches us.
November 4.
The intelligence of Gen. Girard's defeat
has been confirmed. Many letters from Ell
vas and its vicinity have been received which
., tbot I've he Il loc+ IL hic ar;1ierv opd batr
gage, that ne himself badly wounded had fled
TO the heights with 800 men only; that Gen,
Mori!lo was in pursuit Of him, that Gen. Hill
had entered Merida in quest of the remainder
of the enemy's division which had taken that
road, and that the garrison ofthat city had fed
at the approach of our troops The official
account Of this important affair cannot fail
shortly to arrive.
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Concerning the origin cfths Indians there
have been numerous learned, profound and o.
riginal coniectures. To me, the one that
seems most reasonable, is, that they are de-
generated branches of the nations which e
rected these works (; and that those nations
were originally from Asia, and ifso, probably
they were Scythyans. Among the niue o'
the national traits of character, that mas oeen
preserved by successive generations through
the changes of climate and condition. 90 we
trace the faint resemblance that these branches
bear to the other representatives. OF their orl-
ginal stock. g..
am, nv dear sir, with sentiments ofinend-
ship and esteem, yours, &c.
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fattering manner have been tie fruits of an
earnest and well intended zeal for promoting
the objects of our bene6cent institution. but ]
can arrogate TO myself a very small portion of
merit from the rapid increase, splendor and
responsibility of the craft under my charge,
which are justly ascribable to the LEASING
of our Supreme Grand Master on the united
and harmonious exertions of faithful Jealous
brethren.
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The STOCKHOLDERS

Of the FAUoUIER e LITTLE RIVER TURN
PIKE Rom, are hereby notified,
T-HAr in pursuance cf an act OF the lie.
4 gisIature OF Virginia, passed the 7th
day Of the present month, l do hereby APP
point FRIDAY, the 9th day of this month,
for the purpose of an Election being held by
he said Stockholders, at The house of Benin
min Eroaaush, in the town Of Hay Market,
in nrincc William county. IL order to eicct
a PREs,DhN4, four DIR1cToRs, & q 1REA-
sy4ER, in the manner prescribed by the act,
emitted, " An Act, incorporating Cosspa-
~ to establish Turnpike from the Little
River Turnpike Road, to Fauquier Court
house"--to serve till others are elected, or
until the first Monday in January, in the year
one Thousand eight hundred and thirteen.
Bernard Hooe, sen.
PRESIDENT.
Decopnhep 1914
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Marine Insurance Company Of
Alexandria.

INSURANCE OFFICE, Dee. I'm, ISL.
THE Stockholders in this Institution are,
hereby notified, that an election of fifteen
Directors, will be held at the Courthouse IN
Alexandra, on Wednesday the 5th day o.
January next. :.
The poll will oper at 10 O'Clock, a xa4
close at r NJ.
By order, 80
J. B. Nichols, Seey.
December 60
NJ Mr.. Green, at Fredericksburg, .r4
Mr. Davis, at Richmond. will publish the -
boye once a week till elcctisa.
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The subscriber

"a Fl
RESPECTFULLY 1NFoaMs THE PuBLIc,
That he has lately received from Nezy- f0rT'
small suhfty Of :.
Ladies Silk Slippers,
Ditto Kid ditto,
Ditto Morocco ditto,
,Nomens' Leather ditto,
Mems coarse & fine Shoes:
Which he offers for sale at the usual pri.
ces, at his DRY GOODS STORE. Fairfax.
street.
Hs wishes also to mention, that the Store
will re Oxen, (dnrIng The qsinfer season. from
the u.unl time in the morning until O'Clock
ia the evening.
Abraham Rapley.
December Is GOT
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list RECEIHED,

JUST RECEIgED,
HEMlCAL ELASTIC BLACklNt13
~ composition which has long been de-
sderatum with the public, particularly IN the
winter season. II renders Boots and Shoes
imhenetra6le to svater--preserves the leather
soft and hAable-& produces an elegant gloss
which will NOT be eftctcd by any change o.
the 7veaAer-price 81 IL cents per box-ior
sale, by appointment, by
Richard II. Little,
Druggist, Fairfax-street
December l6 d3teoSt
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Port ef Eic&Gnd7-sa
ENTERED

ENTERED
Schooner Susan, Lawson, Corunna, ballast
to William Smith.
Brig Adeline, Stone, Georgelown-to f.
aisl! loading.
Sloop Montezuma, Henry, Norfolk-Gro-
ccries, to NJ Miller and others.
Schooner Ceres, Thorp, Georgetown
to finish loading for NewYork.
CLEARED.
Brig Industry, Pcrcival, Cadiz-by Law
rason & Fowle.
Schooner Eunice, Mcclellan, Boston,.
G. Laid.
Arrived brig Rising Sun, Marckley-Sail-
ed from Cadiz October 81.
List ofvessdls left at Cadi-.-B Brig Hunter,
Wilson, Of and for Alexandria, in 6 days /;
ship Recovery, of Portsmouth, for Charleston,
in DAYS ship Factor, ofand for New York,
uncertain; brig South Carolina, Singleton, of
and for Philadelphia, in days brig -,
Coffin, of and for Boston, in days; schooner
-, Leach, of and for Boston, in 4 days (;
brig Goliah, of Baltimore, for New-Orleans,
in days A brig from Boston just arrived,
had been taken by French privateer and re-
taken by British cruizer. Several other A
merican ships and briggs nearly ready for sea /;
names unknown.
Flour STATS
Bread No sale
Beef Is
Pork 20
A letter from young gentleman on board
the shin Century Cant Finley, to a merchant
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Chemical Elastic Backing.

December Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21
NEWPORT, r.. L.
<r'nfed and Published ON Feeinesdoy, b.,
WILLIAM SIMONS,
..lLH-Sireet

TERMS
me paper Is printed once a week, at 2 dollars a
ar, one half in advance.
II'sements conspicuousiy inserted, at the rate
iaiier ones in the same proportion.
rintng' IN all its variety, executed with accuracy
Q ucSpatoh. Orders respecually solicited
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21
S $4,000 HIGHEST PRIZE
Scheme of DixVWe Road Lottery,
FIFTH CLASS.

Not t1eo Blanks 10 Prize, siject to deduction of
123 FER cent
The first 100 blanks will be entitled to Eight Dol
lars, ,and Capital Prize will be drawn ever, I'd dav,
until the drawing is completed.
Present price OF Tickets, Whole, $500, Quar-.
tcrs, Sl,37, but will rse-Whole Tickets 10 g..
Quarters to $3.50, fifteen days previous to the draw.
ms, which Wi! take place, in Boston, in September
next.
Orders fcr Tickets in the above Lot,-ry are 70.
ceved at the Stationary, Lottery and Exchange OF.
fee Of
J. c. SHAW,
who has had the pleasure to CRAFTY many Of his
friends, by procuring for them very handsome
Prizes, in the lat, Lotteries
Particular attention will be paid to the Lottery bu.
sness. Prize Tickets in Harvard College and in
Union College Lotteries, will be taken in payment
Tor tickets, also eastern current money.
n B The Managers List of Prizes in the Har-
ward College and Union College Lotteries, have
been received and may be- examined at this Office,
free of expense.
Stationary Erchan5e and lottery 05Fee,l
.2ag. 8. 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21
Paper Hangings.
GEORGE WAN7OW,

GEORGE WAN7OW,
TT AS lately received many new and elegant pat
IL terms of PAGER UANGiNGS A&p BOR-
DAitS, aud n large assortment Of low priced PA
PEisS, suitable for rooms and window curtains, al
II which hc will sell so per cent lower than be
purchased elsewhere ths state.
::::;:5CST REcEIVED as ABoVE:::::
large assortment Of HATS, from the Boston
and Portland Manufactures, among which gen
temen supcrfinc Beaver. elegant III shape and q.
The best quality -.9Iso, Mems and Youths castor
and plated Hats Several boxes Mems and Boys
felt Hats by the box or single.
ALSO, JUST EEcrIvrp--
Bowduch's Practca Navigar and hunts Anne.
rioan Coast Plot Of the latest improved editions.
Family Bibles with and withcu, plates.
Psayer Books of the most elegant etUtions.
Pbiiadeipha Letter Paper by the rcarn or less
quantity and many articles Of Stationary. great
variety of Johnson's Philadelphia edition Of I'LL
DREN's BOOKS, with superb engrayings. Original
Poem for Infant Minds with plates, vols
TffE DCOK STORE
Is furnished with sCHOOL-BOOKS of every kind in
use. Every publication constantly received
for sale.
Just published Curse of Telian, poem, by So,s-
they, vols. Homer Burlesqued, 2 vols, &C.
Plbiick and private Libraries be furnished
with Books lower than usually &c purchased in
Boston or New York or with second hand books,
not much injured at less than half the ORIGINAL value
- Subscribers to the SoRySter's Rebositery, by
Nath. Dearborn, will please call and receive ,htir
books. July 81.
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II A T s,
At No. 81, Thames. ..Styeet.
B. & S. G. WEAVER.

hi9r7i fhe'T fr~ nds and the Pu5Gek In general,
'hAi ,hey 'iayc ast completed their Spring
suppl" Z" HATS. bought at New-york by one
oi the hrm. consisting Of
Mehs ocavcr, elastick satin beaver, castor
aha kv .pt Hats, Of all sizes and prices.
n" "a very great assortment Of Youths
ano Childrcn's Hats.
i, All which VIII be sold as cheap as at any store in
NE state. .9prk "a.
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b. B. ROWLAND.

b. b. ROWLAND.
LAS for sale,
IL Ar No II & IS, THAMEs-SrcE
10 hhds. Jamacia Rum
9 pipes Gin
50 boxes Mould Candles
--.4LyO--
A few chests Souchong Tea, 1st quality
Nails pr. Cask, different sizes
A few boxes Havann Brown Sugar;
Flour per. barrel
Soap per box.
general assortment of GROCERIES as usual.
May 3
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EVANSTON & SHAW,

OFFER at private sale, on very reasonable terms
- at their Auction Office,
100 bbls. superiine FLOUR.
ID hhds. 4th proof jamaica RUM.
10 pipes GIN.
10 nhds. Surinam MOLASSES.
% 10 bbis. GIN.
SO bags BaSavia COFFEE.
80 do West-India do
oquarter casks Malaga WINE.
IL chests souc.ong TEA. Feb. 90.
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S 10000 HIGHEST PRIZE
(NO DIDUCTION.)

Net t,vs Biankss TO q Pw,e.
This Glass will commence drawing, in Boston, on
the 20th November next Present Original price o.
Tickets $500 Wholes, Quarters Sl,5O. Orders for
Tickets and Quarters in the above excellent Lotto
~, received by
J. c. SHAW,
who is determined, possible, TO attain for some Of
his friends $4,000, and as much more as in his
power. Try one Tickets, or even a Quarter, and
perhaps you will obtain il this time.
Managers Lists Of Harvard College and Union
College Lotteries, have been received, and may be
examined at this Office, without expense.
Prize Tickets taken in payment, ard Cash paid
as soon as due on all Tickets obtaincd through the
Agency of J. e. SHAW.
E;cchdnge and Lotttry 0Eee.1
August z, 1911.
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CHEAP SHOES,
JOHN ". D.fYIS.
1fBERS for sale, at his shoe-store,
- fU~

FEERS for sale, at his shoe-store,
No. 100, THAMEs-sTREEr,
"A large and extensive assortment of Shoes,
the most fashionable patterns and colours. and of
&C hist quality, which he is determined TO sell as
heap as can be purchased in this state Ladies and
entlemen who may be disposed to favour him with
ieIr custom, will do well to call and see.
Ihose ladies and gentlemen who wish TO be fitted
om their MEASURE, with Boots or Shoes, will please
caii at the shoe-store at his manufac,ory in the
car OF ms shoe-store, where he employs number
experienced workmen, who will fit them at the
no''eS' helce' .1p,fl "a.
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PORTER BOTTLES.

THE subscriber wshe, TO procure s.oout fifteen
! or twenty gross of PORTER BOTTLES, foS
Which he will pay CASH, and a liberal price
WIIdiA'I LOVE,
July 81. No. l0a, IEames-srees.
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May be gained for the small sum of
500 CE'NTS!!!
-s......-
Susquehanna Canal Lottery,
P0sit!'ey commences ,sing in Belfirore .fusust IS
1871
S { II 1: VI E.


Not t.uo 8imks 70 a Prize,
Orders Tor Tickets, Valves and oearcrs, in the
above excellent Lottery, will be received until the
commencement Of the drawing, at the Stationery,
Ercht7,ge and Lottery 0Ece Of JOSIAH G. SHAW,
NO. ll8, fHAMEsrsrnEKT, who will pay pune, ,uaIly,
when due, all prizes obtained through his agency
Present price Of Tickets,
Whole, S 8 co
Halves, 4l2t
Quarters, l24
Prize Tickets in the Harvard College and in the
Union College lotteries, now drawing, in which j
e. SHAW has already obtained for his Friends an
unusually large number OF very handsome Pizes,
will be taken in paymen,-also foreign curren, mo-
ney. Regular lists Of the drawing frequently re.
ceived, and may be examined without expense.
Negotiable Paper bought and sold--NIoney Ex.
changed, as usual upon the best terms--with gen.
eral assortment OF Stationary, as low as can be
bught in Newport.
'Sfa'i0nary LOTTERY e Erehanse QGce,1
Ju3 2S, 1911
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w "rranted and common spoons, marrow, mus
English and Geneva tard and salt do Su
Watches gsrTongs, scissors ans
Gilt and mahogany frame pincushion Chains, sill
Looking Glasses; yer Penci-Cases, silver
Brass iandirons, Shovels Thimbes, plated Cas-
and Tongs tors, Sugar-Tongs Can
Brass Candlesticks. desticks and Spurs
BnITAUNIA WARE, viz. GOLD AND JEwELRl
Tea-pots, ,sugar-Bowls, WARE, viz. Medalions
Creanl-Pot, Table and Lockets, Breast-Pns
Tea Spoons; pain, topaz and pear
CUTLERY, viz. Knives & set, Finger Rings and
Forks, Jscknives, Pen gold and 6lagree Ear
kniy es, ,Razors, Scissors Rings, OF every descrip
Shutters and Trays; ton, Bracelets of elias
Portable Writing Desks tick & plain hair worI;
Backgammon Tables gold Necklaces, gold
Flute, Ffes and Vioins Watch Chains, Seals &
Hunting Apparatus, of Keys, elegant cornelian
every description; Keys, set in gold, gold
Patent and common Sus- Rpaulets;
penders, Ladies and gentlernen's
Reeves Colours, different PocketboDks & Purses
sizes; Of every description
SILVER AND PLATED Fancy & common Neck
WARE--silver Cream laces, Of every kind
Pots. Soup and Gravy With an extensive variety
Ladies' Tea and Table Of Fancy Goods
Watches, Of every description, cleaned and repaired
with accuracy and Warranted.
Jewelry and Silver Ware Of al kinds manufactured
and repaired
Hair Work and Gold Cyphcrs neatly executed.
Silver Ware and Gold Necklaces warranted good, ol
tho money returned.
- Cash, and the highest price given for old Gold
and Silver.
Negp0ri .Nor z, 1910
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Removal.
JOHN a. SHAW,

ReSfccyuHy i,.forme his friends and tie huJ-
lick, in general.
THAT he has removed from his old stand, 10 the
Store of Mrs. MARY Brow, No. 100, Thames
street, formally occupied by Mr.. Halter Cornell,
Uhere he e6crs .tor sa!c,
A General assortment of Fashionable and Fancy
\ Goods-Gnour .vhich are the follo1ri5D---
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JOHN .BANlSTER,
TIAS FOR SALE,
Il No. IL, Bannisfer's-syha
90 bbls. Prime BEEF;
Is bbls. do. PORK
bbls. Mess PORK;
hhds. ST. Croix RUM;
8 pipes Mason's best GIN,
And general assortment Of GROCER
les. Nay %.
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GnOLEkiLN
By WHOLESaLE g RETAIL.
w l. l. n NJ W HIT T.,

Offers for sale the store on Loug.1vhor GcrerI,
occupied by the Progressive COmpany, No. a.
a General Assortment OF Grocery, Gro kerry. and
Glass Ware, S5c-coNerer,uc or -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21

Black Pepper
Gingef
Pimento
| Table Salt
Aiexandrial FLOUR
& BaitimorS
Wrapping Paper:
kaisins
Tobacco
Rice
Soap
Candles
Cheese
Butter
and Meal.
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THURoTON * NEWMAN,

THURoTON & NEW NAN,
Offer for sale, their store Ls,yLeys wharE pert
door east Of Stephen 4, hor.hums,
100 bbis Flour.
10 bales Cotton.
100 bbls Turpentine.
ihds. prime Tobacco.
90 bbls. Pitch.
1 cask Cotton Yarn.
S bbis Spirits Turpeniinc.
Which will be sold cheap for cash or approved
notes at either of the Banks in this town.
Jdly IL.
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ALso,-15O NJ. Shingles, with quantity o.
Boards and Laths, of the first quality.
.fls0, Just recei1ed,
so bushels white Beans;
100 bbls. prime Beef
200 quintais Codfsh
Assortment Of IRON hollow Ware f:
do. Stone do
hhds 4th proof Jamaica Spirits
do. Sd proof St. Croix Rum;
pipes French Brandy;
Assortment of Nails;
2So boxes English Hcrrings
Brass, Lead, Iron, & Rags,
Newport, Jan9 1911.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-01

From long and well-written Essay in the
New-York Evening Post, we extract the fol-
lowing paragraphs: they merit the serious
perusal of every cardid man. Our own un-
fortunate situation and the police of Napoleon
Bosaparte are clearly developed the senti-
mcnts are purely American, aud the reason
ing conclusive.
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g. DRY GOODS.
NOW LANDING.

From on board Schooner FHDERALIsT, Cant.
IRsFE4AEN, and for sale by
Yeaton & Conway,
1900 bushels coarse Liverpool Salt
SO barrels Muscevado Sugar
40 boxes white clayed ditto
5000 va d. Tow Cloth
20 pieces Russia Duck
20 ditto Ravens do
20 ditto Russia Sheetng
10 boxes Isle Shoals Dun Fish
80 kegs Tongues and Sounds
20 barrels Mackarel
J bale English Seine Irvine
do. do Sewing do.
10 boxes Bristol Window Glass Z by 10
ton Iron Hoops
quarter casks Madeira Wine
$50 Grst quality South Anne, ica Hides
tons assorted Cordage
A few barrels Tanners Gil
10 kegs Butter, and
8 crates Phiais.
September so dst
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HURRICANES.

1t is worthy of observation, says the
Charleston Coulter, that the Hurricanes which
have been most severely felt in this city, have
usually occurred about the same time OF the
year. This fact will enable us to make such
arrangements as that we may not be unneces-
.sarily exposed at the period of its recurrence.
The, great Hurricane of l752 commenced on
the 18th of September-taat in 1904 on the
Hh September-that in 1910 on the 18th Sep
tember-and the late destructiy visitation one
the 10th September.
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lst--Resolved, That the present jail i in-
sufficient, and that another ought to be built :
2d.--Re&olued, That the materials Of the
old jail be employed in constructing the hev
one.
Sd.--Resotped, That the old Jail shall NOT
be taken down until the new one be finished.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-01

The President Of the United States and fa.
mily left Monticello last week for Montpelier
They will return to Washington at the end
OF the next week. Enquirer, Sept. o.:
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PRLN'CELY POLITENESS.

The celebrated DR.. Johnson, being one day
in the kings library, his majesty asked him
if he intended to 7rrite any more! Please
your majesty, (said the Doctor) / think | have
written enough. might have thought so
too, answered the monarchy if you had not
written so 7veH"
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TUESDAY MORNING, ocfo6er !.

An Election was held in.thc City of Phila-
dcIphia, on Friday last, for % inspectors of
the General Election. TO be held on the Cd
Tuesday in October next
The following is the result:
F,deralists 10: Democrats 9.
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Port of alexandria.

CLEARED.
Sloop Unity, Hand, Philadelphia-by differ
ent merchants.
Schooner Levisa, West, ..New-London-E.
Williams.
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N O T 1 C E..
N o T ! c E.

THE farmers BANK OF ALEXANDRIA,
j this day declares d. ,idend Of profits
of FOUR PR CENT upon It's capital stock,
payable to stockholders or their representa-
tivcs at the Bank, on Monday the 7th inst.
BY order of the Presiden' & Directors,
John Hoof, Cashier.
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