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HAMPSON AND CO.

BRYAN HAMPSON AND &c.
Have just received and fer fo'' SAFE
10 hogsheads and SO barrels hrst q4ai''y
sugar
2s do. second quality
10 pipes Old .ondon particular Madeira
pines and uerces London market and
S onr,cr c.sk. MaEag4 Wines
20 boxe. dipt candies
9 hhds. old jamaica spirits
pipe old cosniac brandy
50 barrels New England rum
~ do primo whisky
10 chess Imperial,
10 ditto young hysen teas OF this years
importation, and selected for family use
Also. the best selected flour ior 10.
October 81.
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Platter and WhaskeY.

100 tons Plaster, and Philadelphia WEis.
key in hogsheads and barrels, received anS
for sale by
T. ". Peytoa.
January %. eo4w
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n O T | G. E.

II Q I | G f.
TIE. subscribers, heretofore carrying on
the Jewellery business, IN the name OF
sf,u /, Hcts,sr, have this day dissolved
their partnership by mutual consent-Ah
Der oas indebted to the ii concern are re-
auested to pay the same to ApAM LySH' VINO
i, alone authorised To receive 1t
Adam Lynn,
Adam l.. Webster.
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Five hundred tickets to be drawn each
day, and the drawing to commence with the
least possible delay.
Pure asers of 100 tickets OR more, to be
entitled to a credit Of thirty days after draw.
ing Of this class, for Eotes, with approved
ndorsers.
All prizes not demanded within elk months
after the drawing of this class, will be consl'
dered as given up for til oeaeft OF the lot
terry
This scheme, it is believed, affords an
equal prospect of gain TO adventures with
any other which has been offered to the pub
lie. Those who are interested in the co.,
,nerce and agriculture of the country adjacent
20 the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, have
additional inducements 10 give their support,
as the money to be raised by the lottery Is
for their ilnme date benefit and convenience.
1t is also hoped that the patriotic and public
spirited will be disposed to countsnance and
encourage measure which has for its object
the facilitating a ready and convenient CON-
n,upica,ion between the western country and
the Atlantic, tending to connect the interests
Of the e:.stern and western states, and to
Derpetuate their union.
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PUBLIC SALE,
WoOcm5er Z,

By virtue Of deed Of trust executed to uc
the subscribers by Thomas faAcn, bearing
date the 10th eff December, 1909, and OF
record in Lancaster county court, to Sc
cure the pay mept of certain sum Of mo-
ney tnerein acknowledged to be due to
Edmund Denny. will be exposea to sale,
to tae highest bidder, on the premises,
for ready payment, on the 18th day
March next, the following tracts of Land,
viz
One tract, containing by estimation
one hundred and forty acres, situate In the
county ct Lancaster; ils other near the
former, containing also the number OF one
Hundred ana forty acres The tract on which
the i,aproyements arc, hes Immediately On
and n, sr the pu5lic read leading from Farm
harG church to Lancaster court house, eight
miles from the fsrmer and five from the lat
ter place. These lands are we'll timbcrcd !;
the buildings are Pretty good and in neat re-
pair; 81 uated in respectable neighbor
hood and as to fertility O.: soil, and every O.
Their advantage, are scarcely exceeded by a
ny " tores," lands in the adjacent country.
Thomas d. Downing
!. Basye,
TsuGees.
January lO--9s. 2awtf
NJ. Il from any unavoidable circumstance
the SAFE should not take place the 10Th, II
will on The 10th Of March.
TRUSTEES.
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FOR SALE.

~ N3anask Me'an0 S0ef2.
g>Wil be soll, at auction, at Broom LaSvn,
near Alexandria, on Saturday, the 9:h OF
February next, on liberal credit
Tao Rams s. THIRTY fzoeS
Winch sheep were selected ~ gentle
man in Lisbon, from flock OF 500, 1aad are
Epn. The Cabana's Of toe Transumante, the
& ,cst and best breed in Spain. Certificates
OF which, as also the Sheep, will be shewn
Oh application to
Lswrason and Fowle.
J,naary % -.
81. The editors of the National lntelA-
s-nccr and ,lIirpore Federal 'azette' are
rsu.ested to insert the above in their papers,
and forward their bills TO this oihce.
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THE DRAWING OF THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Manga
" tS0n Lottery.

THE public are hereby informed, that tia
at a meeting of the President and d.
rectors of the Potomac Company, held at
Rrook's tavern, in Alexandria, on Monday,
the 10th day of December, 1910, was de-
ts,,n;nea that the drawing OF the Potomac
and Shenandoah Navigation ! oaery snail
onmeuce on the first Monday in May next.
sv order of the President and Directors
JOSEPH CARLETON, Asent.
Georgetown, Dec. 2o-~l'aa' ~
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lUL. Al. !
,,tE,S AZ VENDUE.

On eu.ry Tuesday md fT'day'
WILL. BE SOLD,
Water streets,
IA Variety of Dry Goods, Groceries,
sc.
PARTICULARS OF which VIII DC eSp'eS,'O !" '
bills OF the day.
Al kind of goods which are on limitation
a,5 the prices Of which are established ca"
=, ~. time Be viewed and purchased st she
Invest limitation and prices.
- P. G.. Marfeller.
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luit Publnhed, :.
PRICE FIFT1 GEMS,


PRICE FIFT1 GEMS,
And for sale by ROBERT GRAY,
A Poetical Picture Of America,
Being observations made during q sesidScde
of several years at Alexandra and Eoifolk';
Illustrative of the manners and customs of tbs
inhabi,ants-and intersperscd with anecdoies
arising from general intercourse with spci-
ETY. in that country from 1873 T. sso7-By
Lady. "
London, Printed, lsos-Esrso,k, Beg "iets5,
saia- '''."''
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New Publications,

1NCW OUAhdLlOlIS,
Just received by JAMES KENNEDY, sen.
bookseller, King street.
LEMPRlERE'S Universal Biography
containing cypious account Of the lives,
characters, labors and actions of eminentper
sons in all ages and countries, conditions and
professions
Bris,ed'. Resources OF the British Emp:S:,
with view of the probable r. suit Of the pre-
sent contest Between Great Britain France,
Saurin's Sermons, translated from the. orr.
ginal French by the Rev. Robert Robinson.
Scougal's Life of God in the Soul Of Man:
or the Nature and Excellency Of the Christian
Religion
North's Treatise on the Malignant, COM
monty called the Spotted Fever.
Additional Hymns forthe episcopal church,
at tu elve and half cnts
M.SO,
Rest Gun er's Scaies and Dividers.; Cases
of Mathematical instruments Recves's Coz
ors in boxes; best Black Lead and Cainels'
Hair Pencils; English olates and Pencils,
sc Sc.
April -. cow
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SECOND POSTSCRIPT.
+; NEw-YoRK, Saturday Euening
j.y MQu ll--9aIf hnsf g o,ctocL

way ll--Hdy past O'Clock.
Still Later from Lasbon.
The ship Canton, Allen, HIS just arrived
from Lisbon, which place he lief the soth
March. Lord Wellington's lines on the 2lst
March were were at Alvers and Bolnball and
Battaiose. The French on their retreat cross
ed the river at Alvers with considerable loss
killed s. several hundred prisoners. The Eng,
lish lost 4oomen-- Major Stewart was the high
est officer killed. On the Q st the English took
from S to 800 prisoners who were pIundering
the country Oh their retreat. On the oath the
French we're still retreating No general bat
tie had taken place at that date. I have lis
bon Gazette containing an official DESPATCH
from Lord Wellington to the governor of Lis
bon, detailing the events and affairs that took
place from the 5th of March (the day Masse-
ma began his retrcat) up to the 10th. He he
taken between z and 5000 prisoners The
French were flying before him with nothing
but their guns and what their knapsacks con-
tanned. All their baggage and artillery had
fallen into the hands Of the combined army
The province of Estrclnadura, through which
the French had passed, had been completely
devastated by fire and pillage.
On the 28th OF March, most violent squalt
or tornado, in the course of one hour did
much damage to the shipping in Lisbon har-
bour---About 20 sail parted their cables and
anchors, and drove ashore. A Portuguese
frigate went on shore, and was totally dismas.
ted. The bowsprits, masts and yards of about
fifty sail were carried away. The ships Of
war brought home their anchors. Had the
gale continued one hour longer, it would
have destroyed most of the ships in the har.
bour. The ship Stranger; of Philadelphia,
went on shore; got off with the loA of an.
chors and fore yard. The Betsey, of Phila.
delphia, lost cables and anchors, and went OH
shore, and several others.
Extract ola letter from CAPT. j. Oieott efthe
brig Rose in Bloom, to his ozyners, tn Nesu-
York, Dated Bayonne, March 80.
expect to leave here in 10 or 10 days.---I
have agreed with Mr. Russell our charge
d'aHairs, to bring home distressed American
seamen. The passages and finding to be a.
greed on in America and the American 60
vernment to pay the passages.
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Public sale.

The subscribers. in pursuance Ola decree Of
the County Court Of Fairfax, made in y
suit between the executors OF Gen. George
Washington, deceased, plaintiffs, and Itil-
ham Shehord, defendant; will, on Sain,-
day, tho 18th day Of June next, between
the hours o. eleven O'clock, IN the lore
noon, and three O'Clock in the after
noon ofthst d.y, II Tive iaverl, Of Captain
lanes Wiley, in the county Of Fairfax,
proceed to SILL for ready money,
A Tract of Land, situate on
Difficult Kun, in the said county, containing
BY estimation 800 acres, which land is now
in The possession OF the said Witdam .hehaYg.
The land will be laid of in convenient lots
Tor the accommodation of purchasers. ON
this land is large Brick Mill for the manu-
facture Of Aour. The mill and the mill lot
will be sold sepcrate from the rest Of tbs
tract. Nomore OF the above property will
be sold than will lie necessary to raise the
sam oil one tn usand hrce hundred * thirty
tirce pounds six sh;llings and eight pence,
with in crest thereon, after the rate Of six
per centu'a per annum, from the 5th day ct
January, 1905, uatil paid, and The costs Of
the SUIT with tile tostso. the sale
Edmund I. Lee.
h. thomas Swami,
- So >Cpmmisslonars.
May9. ests
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Burr MsW-Stone Monuf0{1o,y.
The Subscriber informs the

pubic that he has received supply Of Burr
Blocks and intends to rccommcnre the max
ing Of Rurr Mill-otones at his late dwelling
on Patrick street, between King and Gamer ron
streets, about the first Of March next, 'whe
he Gun supply Burr Stones OF any dimensions
that may be ordered. He has also good as
sertmeHt Of Golting Cloths. which can he had
by applying to Joseph Dem or atthe Manu-.
factory. Any person wishing ts engage
Burrs before the first Of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean
Benjamin Brown.
December " Paw
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FOR SALE.

A House and Lot on Henry Street,
adjoining the premises Of Philip G Marstel-
Ter The lsousa is nearly new, large, con-
veDien., and in very healthy situation, TO
whichis attached three quarters fan acle of
gsoaad. now in garden we'll enclosed Al.
so, a Lot of Ground near the lower end Of
King Street; tbis Lot is - and o half feet
on King Street, running back 10 sofeet
alley eli feet, on which are two Houses -
if the first meniioned property is not sold at
private sale, before the lst June next, it viii
then be sold 1t public sale, on liberal terms.
Apply 70
March II.
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Co un,bsaa Agricultural Society.

THE spring meeting of the Columbian
Agricultural Society, will take place this day.
at 10 o'clock, A. II. at the Union Tavern IN
Georgetown.
The Committee Of Arrangement have flxed
upon the wood at the head OF washington
street, and adjoining Mr.. PARROTS rope wax,
as the place Of exhibition for both Sheep ana
Manufactures.
Articles Of Manufacture must be deliyered
10 Morgan s. Burgess, at their Domestic otofe'
corner of Jefferson md Bridge-streets'
Sheep and Cattle must be brought TO .ne
place of exhibition before O'Clock on lac
morning of this day. :a -
Tickets of admission may be obtained on
application to any one of the Cornn r .s =.
Arrangemement, or the Managers tor the
Day. -, ,roner
Gentlemen must, bring or employ ProPel
persons to shear their own sheep, as ."N',ou'
that precaution it wall be impossibie % e0iA-
splete the business of the day IN tune.
D. WILEY Secretary.
May IS.
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By LAT Nights Mail,
NEw.YoRK, Mav.t

-
From Guiana. Capt. Pease of the N5s,.
tor, from Guayana, river Oronoke. inGor,ne
that that country was in a very convulsed
state, laat an army was encamped on the
opposite SIDE OF the river and waiting rein.
torcements from Caracas to attack Guavana
Il was reported the day he sailed, that the ar.
my had crossed the river. Preparations were
made in the city to oppose them.
Postscript.
Vesv York, Saturday a lernoon Man II
LATEST FROM LISBON.
Capt. ElweIl, OF the brig Exert, lust arriv.
ed from Lisbon, which place he left on the
oath of March, confirms the account that we
received, via Newburyport, of the complete
evacuation of Portugal by the French. There
was no particular account of the skirmishes
mentioned in the Newburyport articles, but
captain Elwell states that prisoners were ar.
irving daily at Lisbon, 600 having been bret
in the day before he sailed. The French laid
the country waste through which they pass,
ed OH their retreat.
BY the Exert we have received Lisbon pa
pers to the Oath March, containing Official de.
tails of the proceedings of the combined arr
mics to the 18th; at that time General We'll
lngton's head quarters were at LOUISA.
Extract OF a letter from gentleman in Lisbon
to his friend in this city, dated March %,
(by the Exert) ,
j" Inc French as last advised you, are max
ing the best of their way to Aimeida, but |
think they must suffer very considerably be-
fore they reach it. We are following them
up closely, The last accounts from that quar-
ter were from Pombcirro, above the Ponte de
Murcella. The enemy's loss is not ascer-
tanned as yet---many conjecture it to be 5000
men, killed, wounded, and prisoners
Capt. Elwell left at Lisbon brig Adeline,
! Stone, for Alexandria, in 10 days.---Schr. A.
naloston, for do. do.
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N OF ICE.

r COUNCIL will sit as. a, CouKT OF Ar.
sPEAIs, on the 2oth, 2lst and a2d inst. from
10 to 2 O'clock each day. No appeals VIII
be heard alter that time, except in case of
sickness or absence from town on those days.
John y. Simms, 6. c.
Nav Is.
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May g..
John. Roberts,
KINc-SrRsE'

AINC-NTRtE7, ~.
OFFERS FOR SALE.
40 bales prime Cotton
80 hh s.su5sr
IS hhds Mol&sses
Is hhds. West.Ih,;ia Rum
so bbls. Whisky, part yeryfne
s 'nns American patent Shot
Coiscc and Pepper in begs
Chochsiate Candles and Soap, In boxes
Imperial aud young Tyson TESS, SC. Sc.
NJ, iawSt.
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ONE DAY LATER.

The ship Bain5ridge. capt. Gray, ariiy-
ed at Philadelphia OF Saturday evening
last, in SO days from London. bringing ac-
counts to the sdApril. inclusive, bat 40
particulars Of consequence.
There was report in London that 30
napartc's son died two days after he was
born.
The British king continued to recover
at tie last date.
A revolution was said to have taken
place in Sweden, in Which Bernadotte and
his adherents were oyerthrown.
The Ameriean ft'igate Essex sailed for
France, ca the 81 April, to receive the
dispatches from the American charge des
aifaircs in Paris, after which she was to re-
turn to England Ter Mr.. pinkpeg.
A letter iiso,a Vienna, received at Lon
don. states that the archduke Francis, the
emperor's brother. had embarked for Eng
land with about three millions Of money.
besides Jewels. His aAseondiu@, (adds
the letter. causes sonle hustle in our cabi.
metz
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17
FOR 81 n.


g II AT well known es,ste in the Comfy or
MeoElenburg, upon Roanosk River, called
RiCH l. AND, containing nearly
One Thousand 1spo- Hundred Acyes.
snihcient portion of wh,sh is first rate Len,
GroH7as--This tracS from its superior fertility is
calculated to produce any thing which the most
sh'uorious climate viii! perlnit-,he local st,,s-
sion snd elegant improvements thereon, need ON.
" De seen to attract the attention of sny person
d,spossd 10 own one Of the finest estates IN the
Southern parts of Hitginia--The premises will
DC Shown by Mr.. Richard Jones, the Oyerseer.
thereon
Also. another Estate in view of the sboy.
called Butchers Creek Bridge Tract, which
contains upwards Of 800 acres, portion
OF which Is prime creek iozD grounds, and is es-
teemed very valuable for the production of To-
oscco, Wheat, Corn, &c. &c.-This will be
shewn by my friend, Capt. Francis Hester, who
lives adjoining
For Terms apply to my Brothers lanes VIII
son or John Wilson of Haiifax. or
to the Subscriber in ibis City.
Richmond, July 18th. entf
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A. PAYABLE T3Acr OF LAND FOR,

n VALUABLE TRhCT OF LIND FoSe
"A SALE win positively be sold at puoJi.
auction, on Tuesday the first day of Oct. next.
far, IT noE. the first fair day thereafter, at the
tate residence of Capt. Joseph Thompson, dec.
on the South Anna River, in the county Of Lou.
'sa; Tractof Land, containing agreeable to
late survey, 230 acres. 1t is a part of the
Tract on which the said Thompson lived.
II ~ within one and half miles of Mr.. Ed
ward GArland's Merchant and Saw mill on the
said river. Va Wy
There is about one fourth cleared. the balance
is IN woods aud abounds with plenty of good
tim berthe soil is we'll adapted to the culture
or Tobacco, Corn and Wheat &C. and is waters
ed by creek ruanng through it and has ON ir
several excellent springs ofgood water-Itis
valuable for its fertility of soil, heaithness ce
situation and good society-This tract laws adj
Joining lands that will very probsbly be TOR sale
IN q few years, which will enable the purchases,
to get a tract of, from eight hundred to ono
thousand acres. The land will be si,ewn 10 a.
ny person disposed 10 purchase by applicationto
Col. Undertake or Mr.. David Ricsard, Sun. bot,
OF whom live near it. The terms of sale VII, be
accommodating to the purchaser and will be
made known on the day of sale, or sooner IF an.
Plcsuon rs made 10 the subscriber, living nears
Newcastle.
dNIHONf' STREET..
Hanover County, Sept. 6. I'd,
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'HE Subscribers will commence business,
>" This city on the first day of Sept. next,
under the firm of
WILSON. DREW & ROBERTSON.
They have taken an extensive and coE,nodious
Warehouse fronting the Basin of the Canal,
where such produce as may be consigned to
them will be stored and disposed of on Commits
sion.
Intending to combine the Auction with the
Commission business, they will be prepared
to receive West India and dry goods il that
line.
Consignors in every case may rest Rssursed
OF our best attention to their interest," of dispatch
and Of puncteslity.
. THOMAS WILSON,
THO MAS II DREW
- GEORGE ROBERTSON
Aug. ~. ~tf
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Aug. so.
II CNRD-

n CHRD.
- EWALL OSGOOD. Blacksmith, embraces
~ the present opportunity of returning his
most grateful acknowledgements 20 liberal
public Tor the INCREASING encouragement he has
received from their generous patronage, and
begs leave &c inform them that he has removed
ms shop No. 2, Governor street, to a more ex
tensve and commodious one erected upon his
own lot on the Cross-street ieadiqS from MIR
Robert McKim's, Chair-msker, to the bason Of
the Canal, and contiguous TO his present dwell.
Ing house bis former Shop, opposite to MIR.
Robt McKim's he still continues, & respectful.
" assures the public that every exertlon shall
be made TO give general satisfaction, and the
utmost gratitude shewn for all fyors confer.
red.
Locks repaired and Eeys furnished at the
shortest notice.
Sept 10. WV
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.W.4SHLJvGTO.W 7.1TERW--

W.aSHLvGTOW T.1VERN.
HE partnership Of ODEN & MOORE wan
= dissolved, this day, by mutual Consent, and
the uncxpired term of the lease, has beer, tra1s
ferred to
CURTIS r. MOORE,
Who alone is authorised TO receive the debts
due to the late concern of Oden & Moore.
He begs leave 10 assure his fricnds and the
public in general, that every attention shall be de-
voted to render the Establishment agreeable 10
Travellers and others who may favor him with
6heir .sIstom.
Private apartments, suitable for the receipt
on OF families travelling, and convenient and
agreeable as any ~ this city, separate from that
part OF the establishment devoted TO public en-.
tertainment, can always be furnished
Thrty-fye members of the next State Lceis.
iature, can be comfortably accommodated. GA
application to
The Public's friend and Servant,
CURTIS r. MOORE.
Aug. 30. w3m
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WILL be sold, 10 the hIghe9, ~ va
w Thursday the 26lii Sept. next, $50 acres OF
valuable Land, lying on West Greek IL Amelia
county, four miles south of the Court n ouse and
belonging to the estate of Henry ,W.,L.-Tn;s
land Is well adapted 10 the culture OF Corn,
wheat and Tobacco, as may be known by a
view OF the premises at this time, and has on II
all the houses requisite for agricultural and
family purposes.---tt is presumed that n per.
son will become purchaser without previ-
Gus view of the premises, which can be obtain
en- oy application to Miles Webster, esq now
residing on the same A further descripion ia
therefore deemed unnecessary sale will
take place at Amelia Courthouse on the dav a.
Dove stated.
EDWD. o, BRANCH, Yastee,
FOR
HENRY WARD.
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co-partnership. shall have the like remedy by
action, against the said body corporate. rs they
had or have, or may or can have against the sand
co-partnership
SEC 20. dnd be it further enacted. That in
| case It should at any time happen, that an cleo
ton of directors should not be made, on any
day when, pursuant to this act, it ought to have
been made, the said corporation shall not, for
| that cause, be dec sied to be dissolved but it
| shall be lawful on any other day to hold & make
| an election Of directors, at a meeting to be
called in such manner as shall be prescribed
by the laws and ordinances of the said corpo.
| ration.
SIC 81. And De it further enacted, That this
act shall, to all intents and purposes, be deemed
aud held public act, and b. aud continue in
force for the term Of ten years, from and after
tie fourth day of March, which will be in the
year ofour Lord, one thousand eight hundred &
eleven, and no longer.
APPROVED,
| JAMES MADISON.