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Mr.. kusae,'s ieuer 10 The Duke Of CAGore,
afPeals to aiiora temporary consolation TO
!eueral decIai acrs.-\Ne can perceive
nothing in il which has ,he leas, bcaliup upon
Tic question in which it makes s'ch d irutc
III our British raPors. The dctcnlion oil whiIh
IL complains wo,. as appears 10y tie reilon.
STRANGE itself, before the arrival of the Pro-
ciamstion in France. There was no reason
TO anticipate any material change in the mu-
ncipal regulalous Of France in our favor till
is arrival there. Orders TO French armed
vessels ia treat Americans as friends on the
high seas, was a matter OF course, in pursu-
tncc OF the Empcrour's intentions 10 execute
The contract with Mr.. Armstrong On lis part
The repeal of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES
were to become absolute Oh our CARRYING the
iaw of My lst into effect. In other words
this national contract required ct us that Il
should be carried into effect, as prcscrib>d q in
lis provision, by the Presidents issuing his
Proclamation and that ~ shouia no1 he re-
hcaItd 6y Congress. Both these conditions
presented themselves III the very terms
which the case in question afford to both
France and England. The former was the
first to embrace them. 1t WAS 10 have been
expected that either would require their iu-
hlmcnt III good faith on our part. The Pro-
clamali6n will afford the evidence of tbs good
faith on the par, of our Executive, and prob
ably open the door to our buna-iide commerce
TO France. But Should tie Emperour from
our conduct, {" have no doubt OF Congress
Immediately passing a law doing away the
act of the frs, Of May" he most assurcdy
would be justified in waiting to see the result
Of their deliberations. Bos. Patriot.
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LATEST FOREIG.N INTELLfGE.VCE.
FroaO London Papers 10 tie 2Sh December, 1910.
2NNN

LOndoa, Dee. 26 Last night there was
very long and animated debate inthe House
OF Lord, on the subject Of Regency.
Three Resolutions, were passed
/. Decllrng the inca apaciIy of the King
.. That it is the right aud duty OF the two
Houses to .Ippiy tic deficiency.
3. That the two Houses do proceed by bill.
A most important debate took place last
nigk, in the House Of Lords, upon the Re-
gsnry Resolutions, transmitted from the Com
mons and Ministers had only majority OF
20. For the first time in the history OF this
couatry, SeUenty:/our Peers voted against the
Persons ho.din, Onlce and even the Minis
,erial majority wss sselled by those Peers
who spoke with the greatest degree OF vehe-
mence against their measures. When it Is
considered that the question was merely,
whether the business should proceed by Ad-
dress or hy Bill, We confidently anticipate
that Ministers will be completely defeated IN
the cue stion OF Restrictions, and that the
PsINcE will be appointed Regent with full
and en;i,- powers. GlDbe.
The ant-minister4's,s were in favour Of
direct address 10 The Prime OF Wales, re-
uuesting him TO take upon himself the exer-
else Of the Royal Power, during His MAjes-
tvs indisposiiinn, snopuo ionger; witha pro-
viso. that he should not assume this power,
I'LL Parliament had passed a biii with, cer;ain
restrictions. On this motion the yeas were
"a and nays 100.
The-ceport on the Resolutions, which were
passed in Committee of the Whole. was TO
be taken up December 28. On the oath Par
lament was to adjourn to January 2 In de-
bate, it was complained that the Bulletins
had represented the King much bette
than he was. Ministers sppeat TO be unwil-
ling the Princc Of Wales shoulG be Regent.
His brothers, the Dukes of York and Sussex,
spoke i'm MS favour
The same Resolutions which have been
passed in the House cf Lords. were preyi-
ousiy carried la the House Of Commons
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13

Sch. Polly, capt. Dcnuis, arrived at Mar
bichead sesday evening last, So days,
from Corunna. Cargo 5000 lbs. Me'ino Wool
To bT. Reed aad Ward Bs,ckIer. Capt. ID,
was told by the Commander oil the British
squadron in that port that the Orders IN COun-
ch Wcrc STU! ~ inll loICe ,and that hc consider
CO II Hla tuiy l0 cLictCc them IS heretofore.
y gentlemen in MarhleheAd has sent the
editor OF tie Ssicm Gszeite the following,
communicated To him by Me. Joseph kcggo,
an italian gentleman, passenger Win capt ID.
y conspiracy against the government
had taken place IN Gallicia, headed by ,he
Bishop OF 81. Jago OF which the Engli.h
General (Na!kcrD being apprised, he sent
orders To the Spanish Governour 10 put y
stop to it, and To cali in all the arms which
had been distributed fer the defence of the
country watch Was objected 10 instantly the
lrlgdie Arethusa WAS despatched To Englan
Tor 1000 troops; and the Goidhnch bri!. al
rived the 7tn January, with Information that
the troops were then IN lhe bay.
The spanish army was III ASturias, con-
sis,ing of $4,000 men, including 5000 port-
guese cavalry commanded oy Col. Camel
lying still.
The French army, commanded by Gen.
Ec~l, p 900 troops, were within few miles
ot Asturias.
Ihc Lmperour of Germany has lent
Buonapartc $4,000 troops 10 relieve the
French army---unc half oi which had been
sent TO reinforce Massesa, and tae other TO
Denmark and Switzerland.
PaSscd ,hrough Bayonne, from Goth TO
29Lh December, between 40 and 10000
troops, composed or infantry, cavalry and ar
tiiey--presumed TO be the reinforcement TO
M.ssena.
HE Grand Seignor has granted to Buo-
nararc Tree passage 10 EgyTt ~ his troops,
ind an army had marched through Dalmatia.'
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LoaGca, Dee. co--In letters from Ear
de@ux, al the lih inst i, is stated, that tie
Essex f.igte, hon ihe United States, had
arrived, on the l4,h, at an adjacsn, por. Ii
is alsosdy understood, ,hat Mr.. rinhnIy VIII
return 10 his cwn oounuy, by his ship, should
the Orders in Council not be resinded.
Accounts have heen received from Gotten
hnrSh, ot q mos, distressing na,Irc TO the
Commeroiai part az the ooIimumiy in this
metropolis. No less than ten houses of en-.
nence have ti.ed ~ that city, and many 9TH
er insoiseGcies were expected. Not a ship
WAS allowed 10 emcr the ports al Sweden,
which WAS any way connected with this coun-
try' OF had ON boald any portion OF her pro-
duce or manufactures.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13

Ill Z rSoi.S md. 6fsd 10 re Rh9de- Islard
Rtf~6HcGn Establishment, arc informed fhat
haVmenf mnSt be made on Or b.f0re Mc 22d IF
March nerL II must br obpiouS 10 tvery one,
that an erhensiUe eSta6Esh5"cnt Of fhiS kind,
cannot eni@ sVifhout tromh and rsguIGr hGg =
mtnfs. Hemiranccs may b. made through fhc
host-g6'ce, host-taid,] ] SohicA sr!R be carefully
creGifed
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NOTICE.

= THE subscriber, having recently arrived in this
country fsom Ireland is extremely ANXIOUS 10 bear
from lis sister, ELIZABETH BEGIN. Otherwise
BELL who resides in near Baltimore, m the state
If NJ NiryIsnd Inform alton from that place, directed
,o the subscriber, would be thank fully received.
SAMUEL COLE.
Newport, r. J. Feb s, 1911. -,
Tie printers Of the Baltimore papers would
coofr. favour on a stranger by noticing the above
in their papers.
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NEW PORT :
UEDAEsOAY, FEBRUaRr IS. 1871.
REPUBLICAN CONYEUIION.

a General Convention of Republican Del
cga,es from the several towns IN the Styte,
viii be holden NJ Eas;-Gr.enwich, on lhurs-
day. the 28th of February hex,, Those Town,
which are represented in the General Assem-
bly, by Federa!isis, are requested 30 choose
Delcg ties 70 attend said Convention.
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MARiNE LIST.


NTsrED-Nonc.
CLrAaEp--soh Prudence, lsskcr, New-York do.
Portsmouth, Garter. Charioston sl0op Nes,pou,
Msyhew, Norfolk; do Fsmc, Fan, Newiork 10
Fame, Davis, do. do Rising sun, sho,e, Norfolk.
On Sunday last, the L. ) revenue cutter Eagle, ar
rived IN th.s port from Ncw-Lond0n.
YESTERDAY arrived in this port Zip Patolus, Beck
ford, fom Monte Nidco, belonging to the Hon " m.
Gray, Of Boston.
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pRuyIDENcB, JANUARY II, 1911.
XXTHEREAs the P,opretors oi Tie Sterling Coiton
w .jIennjacurng IonfOryL lave claimed III. 'um
insured upon thoir Cotton fsciory and Mscli,r! in
polio, No 1241, issued by TIE tkoNIDkN,E
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, the
SAID property having been consun,od by fiie; Mo-
ice is hereby gwen 10 tie Mem5,rs o The ss'd Ere
Insurance. Company ua; tor The purpose of paying
the said loss the Bo.id Of Directors have mate AN
ASSESSMENT Or TOtR IER CENT. UiON
TIE ORIGINAL AMCt NJ or TIE DEfCsi1E
NOTES in TIM funds of SAID Company, and The se,e-
rsI Members thereof arc hercty noth, topey their
Respective proportions d the s"id hss.ssn .ht'
WITHIN Thirty DAYS FROM 1IE 1NEN-
1lETH DAY oF Js.NU.4RY INSTANT, TO TIE
TREASURER, At JrE OFFICE LF TIE COM
PANY, IN PROVIDENCE, a, wb.oh rlace may DO
list of the uaniCsot tie Members, and ~ the
amour, of their respective asst ssnlcrts for which
purpose Tie Office will lie open daily from TO . A.
VI and from 2 90 s, T. NJ Sundays excepted.
Ihc [,Ho,pipg eTfrGct fran tie eighh .Srnce gf the
Consaiunou II fLe temtny, is bubfshcd Jer he
affirmation cf ne .DemSers
"GHAT tic Board OF Directors shah, with oil COZ
-ennnt expedition, afor receiving noDcs ot amy loss-
sus,ai,.~r s.tte end det,Jnic the sum to tc paid
by tic several NJ, nbcrs Of he Company, 80 their re-
sper,i,e proportions Of such loss. a'u publish Tie
same in such manner they shall think ht Provid-
ed alvays that the sun, be PAID by each Member
shall be in proportion 20 tie original smouit OF his
d, positc jpote notes. All which SUMS shan Do
paid into the hands Of the Treasurer, wi;liu hrty
days next alter publication ~ ,hc s."e as ""'t'"
and in defssii Of such payment, the party n'skmg
such default sall forfeit double The SAID rates ard
ncglectng to pay tic said iorieiturss sixty days
more, shall and may, by the Directors foi The tmc
being he excluded and debarred and shall lose ai
benefit and advantage Of his, her their Insurance.
and insurances respectively and all right 70 the stock
of this Go npany and shall. notwi'lS snding, be u.
able TO the payment Of tie rates. pursuant 10 his her.
or their covenants and engagements. contained IN
these presents"
Bv order Of the Board .f Directsrs.
WILLIAM LARNED, Secretary.
N.B No pa, ments can be received Tor tins ss-
sessment unless made in specie, in bil's dSpcsta'
Bile al the Banks in PyoriGeEte. a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13

II ~ LII - Np-IlAI%. > ~.
,y,IIr subscriber offers Cor sale tho DWELLING
q pSusE and Let at Land, fronting Washington
and Wniow-s,rects, on Eastons-pont, a very pleas
ant situation, snd in good rcpar.
Also oae other ID Yelling House, 10 the eastward Of
the above, fronting Willow street, new and converts
entity calculated for two tcnements II not sod by
the 25,h of Marc, next. tho upper tenement will be
TO let {: terms made knosn by applying 10
J.noj JAMES TOWNSEND.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY
FOR SALE.
GEORGE " ANTON,

HANiNG relinquisled the Circulating Library
l. business, offers for sale his NEWPORT CIacv-
LArING iIDRARy, consisting OF several huudl eL
Volumes OF
ElSIORY, BIOGR.3PNr, TOElCES, IR3F
Els, .NoTELS, HO.HLNCES PINS, &c.
Al ct which have been ed, but not n.ach injured,
and viii toe sold for less than halt their oriui value.
Persons having Books ~ their POSSESSION lo0ucd
from Wanton 4 Rathbono's, OF George " - tons
Cnculatng Library, are requested 10 r,tct he
saine in tlle couis, at the eusu,ng week
Subscribers To George Nan.on's Library, can, it
they please, complete their terms oi subscTbton at
MIR HAMMOND's Circulating Library. Feb 6.
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TWO FARMS.

EN Wellington, Connecticut, one containing $50, and
1 the otler Ie4 acres of Land, are TO be ic, by
the subscriber who proposes 30 open MORNING
SCHOOL for the instruction of Young Ladies ON ihe
lst OF April next. j. FRASER
Ian
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sbiine for days, for want of bill &C ..ea,lh,
during which time the messenger is not all
lowed 10 come on shore. AT the same time
! received this intelligence, was also inform
ed hat the brig New-Orleans Packet was
seized at Bordeaux, under the Berlin and
Milan DEGREES, by The director of the customs
., that place The Simultaneous occurrence
OF these two events, formed in my opinion,
crisis which required prompt decision OF
this government. Under this impression,
Immediately addressed TO The Duke of Ca
dore, the note OF which the enclosedis a copy.
and in which thought il poiilick to remon-
strate win firmness, against the director OF
the customs at Bordeaux, and To leave the
govern ncnt here at Iiber,y 10 disavow them.
This disavowal, however, | am persuaded,
depends entirely on the nature OF the des-
patches brought by the Essex. | ieel lhere-
fore, The mos. lively anxiety to receive them.
la the mean time give this lcver chance
OF reaching, You BY vessel about leaving
Bordeaux for New-York.
Since my last the HAnses tick towns have
been annexed 10 this Empiye.
have Informed Mr.Piakney OF the arrival of
the Essex,and suggested 10 him the possibility
that the proclamation OF the president had
come out by her, in order that he niigh,,if he
thought proper,make final attempt to obtain
a repeal Of the orders in council, while il was
yet in the power of the British Ministry to
10 it with Eood grace.
have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) JONATHAN RUSSELL.
H2H. Robert S~ifh, Secretary u Stase
Of me Uaifcd STATES.
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director Of the customs al Bordeaux, H. the
New Orleans Packet, viii not be approved
by His Majesty, but tn, promp. and efficient
measures will be taken 10 correct proce-
dure, which, if persisted in, rlishr produce
a state OF things which i, is the Obvious in
,erest OF both nation, TO avoid. pray. your
Eycelency TO be assured of my most dislin-
guished consideration, sc.
(Signed) JONATHAN Russell.
The fVp0 letters from the fmrrieon Consu'
az BordeaHs, merely announce The ca5gnre and
detention Cf several .fnerican vesselS, AID TIE
condition # their cresps, already knosya ia mis-
country.
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At .f6rti- Higystoscn, on the 5h inst Mr. STE
PneN WArsoN y, ih the 8Jih year Of his age, Hav-
n,, borne III o1.n nc tilc character Of an honest
man Oh the same day, Mr. ARHoLp WATSON,
of the former, in the 53i year oi his age
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13

T'I'RfE pairs of working Oxen, mich Cows,
Cows with Calves, Ii ytafimg Cattle, 50 Shecp,
> Mares, Colts, between and 500 bushels of In
oan Corn, 10 ons Engsh Hay, ) tons Cornstasks,
and variety Of Farming t'cnsil,. Apply I,
SAMUEL FEAkCE, jim.
Prudence, Feb. H. 1911.
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LyAS purchased the BOOKS la,,l, belonging to
IA Wa1fon g Rofhtone's FiBriotnce Circ.dGa,.y
LIBH.IAI, 10 which Il, has since aDS.,d avery 20
siderable number OF TIE best pubh, ations wh.'
could be procured All of winch Is. nov opened iDi
circulation 1t his Dry Goods store, No. lO4, Ih9@e
ssrecf.
Tile LIBR >RY is more extersive than aay oth,s
which his ever been established IN .Ns~fCis, AID
great opor ion of the Books have neser been oiit
,d 4 + circulation IN this place
TnI MOST APPROVED WORKS OF
t RiSY0kT, biOGh.fPhi, TOlaCES IND
Ih.4JELN,
have been selected & the Cn,ustwg Library. The
collecuon OF .NOIELS and RO.,i.tN Cf.S, rs n.otc
eNt,uSNe .han can &c ioond ia %n! o;he Llbe".y Ia
.buei,oo.
The assortment of PL~3TS is complete and Of
.E4G.fZLNbN aud REl lEll y n, h.uoS mutc than
TIME huNpsEp NoLtMLS, pnb.sl''l ~ Efpie
and .imefio0. Also cOnpi, s,ls OF the btN'i IE-
MAN ,nd LADl's MAGAZINES, Win e,eh ilt
ENtRANiAGS
books uanC 10 subscribers non-subscril,ls, at
the usu Il terms.
4 Catalogue is now publishing and will be ready
for delivery an the course a 10 DAYS, pIeNio,s To
which un>e a manuscnpt Cataugu. ma, be seen ON
Application II thc Library.
Every new work of merit suitable for the purpose,
viii be for circulation as soon a. published.
THE DRf GOODS BLSLAESS
will be continued usual Feb. 8.
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NOTICE -!
TIE Subscriber being duly empowered by the
L Progressive 'mpaDy their hgert 20 close
all the Notes and Accounts of said Company give
ths pubck Notice, to all persons who may be IN.
d,bted, to pay tsc same within thirty days, or they
viii be lodged in the hands Of AN Attorney. And
those havng demands against the said Company, to
exhibit them TO
NATHANIEL SWEET, AoEyr.
Newport, FEB. Is, 1871.
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The above articles will be sold on reasonable terms
for CASH.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-21
LAND FOR SALE.
November %.

r WISH to sell TRACT of LAND lying
on both sides of and extending across the
short Hill Mountain Ill Loudon county, virgil
mia. about Is or l6 miles from Lcesburg ::
This tract of land contains more than 1000 "a
cres and is very valuable from its fertility, Its
situation, its peculiarly excellent adaptness
for Improvement from the use OF Plaster OF
paris. and its lying remarkably well tor farm
inp. On the North side of the Short Hull III
the valley between that and the Blue Ridge
Mountain, there is an Highly valuable MILL
SEAT, on copious and never falling stream,
having fall of more than Rrty teet, and
h.;ng distant not more than half mile from
the Potomac or mile from Harper's terry.
There are already upon this tract and branch
a Grist and Saw Mill, though neither is IN use
at present, from their being both out OF re-
MIR The terms, which will be advantage
Gus and easy, will be particularly made known
mon application to the subscriber, or to MT.
daniel Brent, in the city OF Washington
mart of the purchase money will be I'M
p,ediatelv REQUIRED, and for the balance IL
bera, credit will be allowed, on the purchas-
ers giving bonds, with unexceptlonaole per-
sonal security, and mortgages upon the land
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, TIL he shall
have barrained for the Sale OF all the others
upon the same side.
'p'' WIN. DUDLEY DIGGES.
Green Hill, near Bladensburg,
MARYLAND, .NoD.27, 1911. )
November so. o4W.
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NOTICE.

THE. pr.sideat and Directors OF the LII
lie River Turnpike Company wish TO COZ
tract for STONE, for keeping In repair inc
Turnpike Road, to be delivered on sa'a '1", u
at such. places as their superlntendeht' 'oo
Rae, shall direc; who is authorised 10 en-
ter into contracts fo' the same:
Per order Of the BOARD Of Directors,
!. THOMPSON, Treasurer
December z.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-21
Monument Lottery.

Tickets are now selling at t4ueive dollars
ff1y cents, and the following Capital Prizes
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-21
FOR SALE,

NEGRO WOMAN, about 20 years
of are, with her two female children ono &c, a
bout two wears old and the other . ,ho"'"s'
Sbe has been accustomed to cooking "aSh'
ing Apply to the Prin,es'
October IL
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-21
FOR SALE,

An elderly NEGRO WOtM,dN, that has
been accustomed to house work, and Is to-
le! able good cook, washer and ironer, and to
tbs kind of domestic economy she has been
in full practice with her present owner ior
several wears For further particulars en-
quire of the Printer.
December IA
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-21

This Scheme is so constructed that one for
tunate ticket may draw upwards of One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars.
Prizes in the Potomac and Shenandoah Ma
vigation Lottery taken in exchange for ar
ranted undrawn tickets in this Lottery.
Orders from the country enclosing the cash,
post paid, will be punctually attended to.
Tickets for safe by
r. GRAY, King-street, Alexandria.
~kar
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IOHN G.. LADD,

Has for sale, no1v landing from schooner ga
gle, Cam: Ha7Ses, from Boston, !,
2c5 bags heavy Sumatra Pepper, entitled
70 drawback on expectation.
so barrels Muscovado Sugars
500 reams Writing and Wrapping FaPer'
= tons Plaster Paris
IN STORE,
A quantity of Liverpool coarse x hne oa''
sacks. wv: :,
Mould and dipt Candles, Sherry WINE an
on,rter casks, Whiskey. and Cider incgar
in hogshe ads and barrels, by ii, oy ~
and 10 bv 70 Window Glass
100 pieces Russia Sheehngs.
& boxes Irish Linens, sc. &c'
Septe,nbes IL
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TO RENT,
FOR SALE,

The whole of that Valuable Properly o"
King and Washington streets, conSiH',"e
seven Houses and eight Lots A iinerai GIG
di! viii be given, and appl'estion m'y DC
maze to me subscriber, who VIII fema'', ~
town a few d,vs; ana in hts absence III II,
Andrew Sehn f I'd or Mr. Charles oiade WIZ
make known the terms ut sale
Richard Lewis.
December 7.
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The Subscriber

The SubSCrIbe:
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUBLIC,
That he has lately received from We7u- York,
small suthly Of
Ladies Silk Slippers,
Ditto Kid ditto,
Ditto Morocco ditto,
Womens' Leather ditto,
Mems coarse & fine Shoes:
Xviii, h ne offers for sale at the usua' prl-
ces. at hi. DRY GOODS STOKE. + airfax-
street. ~. -. ct,re
He wi,he. also TO mention, that 'hc store
IN =. onen. (duriag the uinfer season) f"cm
W.. M,' ~ ime in the morning uatil O'Clock
in the evening
December 10
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-21

ar A GREAT COAT was lett
in the Hail of the Alexsndria w ashlDgton
Lodge. last Thursday evening. Inc owner
can receive the same BY calling ier It.
December IL q
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber has obtained letters OF
administration on the personal estate OF joins
LUKE, deceased, in the county of Fairfax
All persons having claims are desired to ex-
hibit the same, on or before the 18th day OF
June next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate; and those in
deb.ed are requested to make immediate pay.
ment.
Given under my hand, this 18Th day Of
December, 1911.
Eliza G. Luke. :,
December Is d3w
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t. Cash Safe Of LAND.

By viz tue of a deere; of the County Court
of Prince William, rendered In suit
therein depending between Ludweii Lee,
executor of Thomas ee, sen. deceased,
and Bushrod Washington, plaintiffs
against John Chesley's representatives,
detsndants-will be exposed to sale, tor
cash, at public auction, on the premises
on the l2ta day of DECEMBER, 1911,
A Tract of Land, containing
six hundred acres, lying on Cedar Run, in
Prince William County and lstel. the resi-
dence of John Chesley, Esq deceased This
land is situated in genteeL populous, and
wealthy ncighborhood, about Il miles from
Drmfries and S5 from Alexandra. The
improvements on it are a 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 Ger ainly take place on that day with out
reserve.
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