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longing 20 one oforr slips or war, had been Dc.
iamcd in one CT the rivers Of the Swedes, and
continued Sir James Saumarez sent fisE of
truce TO demand them, but the result has not
,ranspired Bcrosdotte hiss sgnhed his inten,
ton ofyiai,ing Got enburgh. He has made n
reousition OF the services of all males from the
aye of La to IS years. The question Of peace or
war is supposed 20 depend upon the decision the
Swedcs will make demand made by Sir
James for the re stic,,ioa the B-itish property
on board the Pfussian ships detained at Carls-
ham"
In addition e. the above letter, we have to
,nentiou II r. port that the Swedish government
have replied 10 demand made by our ADMIRAL,
that the tsking possession ofthc cargoes was not
meant as sn actof hostility against this country,
but as a rerrisal sgsinst Prussia, tor having de-
Gained Swedish vessels IN their ports.
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. 'HE Subscrioer will pract,se the LAW, in
4 the Superior and Inferior Courts holden
30 this City and in the adjacent counties,
J.GRANTLAND
July 10. Wv
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% We have n. Orleans. prints to the
18TH !une--tbe 'oregoi isthe only article
worth extracting. T'her had just heard of
tue return OF the foruder vessel from Mobile
-oi Course, they say nothing of the detach
ment or gun boats * Viper Underline COM
m M apa OF L'eat. Reed, that was equippiag on
the 18th TO escort lat vessel {as slate,i;n our.
paper of the I2th.)
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NEW-IOKX, JnIY IS,
--LATEST FROM SOUTH AMERICA

Capt. Wroe, WHO arrived at this port yes
terday, in sixty days from Buenos Ayres,
inforrns that the people of that country are
undcr arms. and have frequent sg.rnisbes
with each other. The army Of Buenos
Ayres was within nine leagacs of Monte
Viedo From the 1st to the 10Th OF March,
shere had been a naval battle between the
Eusnos Ayrians and the Monte Viedians. in
which the latter were victorious; they ha-
wing captured one brig and schooner
There was a battle OH the 1lth of March.
between the army of Paraguay and that of
Suenos Avres.--Aiter considerable lighting
each party agreed to withdraw its forces
and the inhabitants OF Paraguay were suf
tered to remain neutral for the future.
Com .Hdp.
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LII HR.Ab-CHYSE.

Inc French privateer schooner La Fran.
en'se' captain Chevalier, exchanged q sa :
lute ana lett this port on Saturday last. Re-
port says we Know not on wha, auth ority.
.nat !hree ,gnn-ooats have been sert aftea
her with orders to detain and bring her back
~ Orleans, June IL.
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TCOK SALk~--By yiylae Of a dee4 oI I5g,,- -
A ecmed to me- BY ]cs5e Daueno,,f. and bear-
ing date The 7tli 81 June, 1903, far tle50bose IF
occurring tae ioi.eUiGg de5fS, IN sgif d abfa1e ~
penal tiU 70 Johr Kehr, G. c., atrgan,isg 70
{ III I'd with interest t,ofD i'm 5sbt 1907 nj
SO or ae6t de 70 5ahn 3o.eii Of h tatacky =,
TceidiiD 10, 3 ~ 9th biteScst rom fra SEP.
1909 hH PAD viii be spit fsr e1sd a, re Tao
err cf Bh1ah Cwih. H. ffe F21y7 # Ca,ristfeS-
uilh, on Taes,iay h. 6N Fl .4gg. next, ks;z, =
secon4 of AbeDtarie &bGrttI c ut, 70 the 1ich-
st biad,r al the yi;ht fle and interest. etf,S IA
iaw OF e7p'ty, - vohethy ef1s1er te,sena. s-s-
fertg Of him, thc sud Lrcssporf erde, tie ,o Of
I i"'s' Daye PERI, no fathsr Lax oil tie Ceaqty r
OS@the,p snd Sfdte O. Geo, gaq- aciisQ as I5p~
! rtthxx17e3}s KTEaf, la,vftG
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HNROM circumstances unsr0Idably happening
4 the settlement OF the Estates 81 T. Bovyles
and Jemma Bowles, decd. is postponed till the
I'd OF Augus,next, at the came pIace-.If Fri
day should be unfit Tor business, it will be done
the Monday following.
THOMAS BOWLES, Aap.r.
July 10. ilg
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inNes-xors the Rate of ENsaaose on

InNew- Yorb, the Rate OF Exeaaoee on
London. said to be q, 9l.S---patiis s3lS,i
II things so ia at this raie. we must Change
our igura,ive language for our currens
virtues will soon be stcrE.g.
QpANrIrrHs of Wh.a.. -Four and 7oboeeo
pro 'silt through the lanes River Locks To this
CITY, tom 18th July, 1910, to 18th July 1911
262 ,296 bushels of wheat,
1861 barrels of flour,
1908 hogsheads Of Tobacco.
Inc above, of course ID es not comp ehend the
HOUR, winch was manufactured at the large Mer.
chant mills in and near this c. ,y.
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4 am authorised 90 sell for cast or ON short
2 crcd'tthe me'eriais which The old palace,
Tor governors house} IS compos cd, the framing
is extraordinary sood-FOr terms apply to he
subscriber, who wishes TO employ OF 5 good
Carpenters or Joirers, 10 whom constant en-
pioymen' and generous wages will be given
none need apply but those that are steady and
inGusttious. 1875
{. ToMPKINs.
J;iy 10 a.
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JuIyI9.
70 Z 81 LIE.

HAT well known estate in the County o.
Meckienbarg upon Koanoak River, called
HIGHLAND, containing nearly
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~ We wait with anxiety to learn the
tate OF the For---i, decides the fate Of tht O
sher American vessels which have been car.
ed, i. under the O. in {,
Inc Prts,1-i mas generally retired TO hi.
seat, after III 4.b oi Joy Is he waltms
W,s9mg,ra ~ discuss tao propositions" o
az F9s,esi
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HE.EO2AL
xN, Z have removed our Office, 70 one af tie
w Br,cx Ware H ougss, opposite the BASIN
2. HAXAI.L, q Co.
IUy 10. W2v
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The Prince Regent has restored his Roy
al Brother. the Duke of YorE. to the Com
mand OF the army. Is this his regard for
The feelings OF the people! tor the purity OF
TOE army or for the morals OF Britain B.
Inc Prince seems 10 DE only a chm u the
| Ofd block. IL he goes Oh AT THIS rate, his
| popularity will soon be- in the waue.
| rs the Prince has restored tae Duke of
York hiS sWord-- The Dakr may nov res
tore Mrs. CLARKE to hrs Qrms.
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II Office is Aet ely gigen, that ssaH apply
~ 60 the Coz ~ Cour, Of ~ nee Edward OF
,'se 81 Monday in August aext, Tor leave to DIS
-; tito road wzich passes thiuugn my
plantation
T. WATKINS, jr
@tiree Eepard
jcy1o. rsr
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We can form an idea zine nature 0 SlAi,
maanserft. IL may have barely for angb,
NC knosv some references 10 ddfes or ,}def.
IN me possession II Mr.. s. But 7De eaa
hardi. s-fhose IL 10 be zoork oJthat k.no
to be suomiffed 10 hin ae critic, ssso,g,
or . gs.famao.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

TN behalf Of su.a as are destitute of the
l. means Of instruction l return thanks 10
all in tins town and vicinity, who have uioed
me- in printing Tracts and setting up Libra
ries. All who have Ret had an opportunity
to cast i'll their mite teH erds promoting We
ry useful institution, arc respectfully invited
to CAL at Mir. AENNkDy's book store, where
a susscriptionp paper may be seen aud the de-
sign ofthe plan more uliy made known, tnan
we have time or room to do in this place.
3D. ks on moral and religious su nie:ts, or
sub as contain important information, will
be as thankfully accepted as cash, towards
promoting the design.
That al! may BE- satisfied, that the subserin.
er hiss 10 intention TO promote party either
in religion o: politics, they as desired to ex.
anime the specimen oftrse and looks which
have been printed and are pro, osed to be
printed as soon as the necessary means IAN
be Obtained Some Of the books and rar1s
viii! be given gratis, others sold, and I: q ~
walls employed in printing more. BY giving
tn, plan e:.rdid examination the public will
oJige their humble servant,
I. Osgood.
Mach Ga
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TA< Disturbance. in Norway Aevs Been ss

s. = -.
TAe disturbances in Norway Aaps Seen ~
eted.
Bonafar,e Dee. 80, issued decree hrovid-
Ing. for lhe manufacture Of aA tobacco and saml7;
far the benstt u tie government, jor6iadnS tae
use Of it 10 hrivate Individuals, ard toro.4al.s
the imheration # manufactured tobacco, eucn
from hoH&nd
The holders of colonial produce in Prussian
ports in the Baltic, being unable to pay the 40
per cent. duty to France, a sufficient quantity
OF the produce has been seized and sent to Pa
ris.
Fifteen American vessels had arrived at
Bordeaux frum the y. States, between Nov. /,
and JAMS and put under provisional ssqucs-
tration till Feb. 2.
Accounts in England from America, were
to December %.
Many vessels were ready for sea at Liver.
pool, Jan. 20, and would sail immediately.
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AA
.M4&,
SHIP 60! Go NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ENTERED
Schooner Eleanor Ann, Roberts, Barbadoes,
ballast, to Robt. Patton, Jun.
Brig, Startling, Bsbcock, Norfolk, ditto, to
G. P. Thompson.
Schooner Hazard, Luce, Boston, candles,
soap, plaster, shoes, and chocolate, to Lawra.
son and Fowlc, sFsxon, Mctcalt, & Co. and
3ami. Wheeler.
CLEARED
Ship Sybil, Danscrlieid, Lisbon, by James
Keith jun.
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LONDON, i'm. IS,

LONDON, i'm. IS.
LORDS Grey and Grenvile had an interview
With ne Prince Of Wales on Monday, Tor the
press purpose of receiving the commands
Of ais Rovll IIighness relative to new NIL
nistry. Lords Grey and Grenville Will be
frs. lords ofthe treasury and foreign secretary,
but which of these Offices will be respectively
flied is uncertain Mr.. Tierney will be chan
cellor of the Exchequer. These are all that
are yet positively settled. Mr.. frcenialltle
will be one of the secretaries of the treasury.
Lord MORA goes to Ireland as lord lieut.. but
not as commander in chief. Mr.. Sheridan 10
to be treasurer of the navy.
The following is letter from an Ame'ican
captain, whose vessel has been recently CARL
ed into France.
Jan. Ie. This morning Tread a letter from
Paris, staring that all .4me,1ean pessefs taken
hrior 10 The LIST Of .Nou. 1910, are conae"nea Z;
1..a the. Court Of Prizes refuses 20 sanction
COMPROMISES as formerly. THE Jate ef my ves.
eel will nor be determined renta affer The seeond
efFebruary, for which ON iirstfar1ns
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The editors Of the New-York Gazette are
indebted to :, friend for the following from the
Exchange Coffee House Boston. 80
BosToN, March 20.
Arrived this morning, the ship Hannibal,
Gerrish, 48 DAYS from Liverpool Passenger,
MIR. l. c. Green, vino favored us with the
Courier OF the Gath, 25th and Goth OF Jan. and
lii. 4 from the 5th to the 25th, from which
are extracted the foIlo"ing:-
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flag had been prostituted BY the American
Consul, to views of private interest; which
cost the American government upwards OF
Forty Thousand Dollars. This, suppose, is
one of those instances of JoePs "zeaious ef-
forts for the interests of his native country
alluded to by His friend in the Public .dd7,erti-
ser of Tuesday last.--.Ne7v- York Evenins Post.
The European King maker, Bonaparte, is
very anxious to have the laws of nations so all
tered, as that Gree ships shall make free goods.
VIC hope he will also provide, that neutral
ships shall not be adjudicated and burnt on the
high seas---neutral ships shall not be burnt to
conceal the track Of beligerent squadron...
that neutral vessels shall not be condemned
in private either by Consu!s or Courts--.that a
nation that Cannot keep squadron at Sea to be
stationary before port shall not issue DEGREES
OF maritime blockade---that municipal DEGREES
shall not operate on neutrals until three
months previous notice-.-and that bclliseren,
shall not compel neutral to sell and buy al
prices which the belligerent may fix.
Boston PQlad.
The following gentlemen were elected d.
rectors of the Bank Of Columbia by the stock
holders cn the Goth instant
John Mason, Walter Smith, John Threlk-
ED, James DunIop, Charles Worthington,
VIM. Marbury, Join Cox, Thomas Peter, Jc-
rtnliah Williams, Philip B, Key, Henry Fox
all, Thos L. NJ helncy.
At a meeting c! the board Of directors John
Mason Esq. VS. chosen president and John
OFT, Esq. to fl. ,se vacancy.
Stira Of '76.
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A letter was received in New-York, on
Saturday list from a gentleman ofrespectatiii-
ty in Boston, stating" that the ship juno and
all other American vessels III Russia, have
been seized, and that insurance 70 on tro.n
Russian Ports could MT be effected at any
premium"
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Pubic ale.

On TUESDAY next, vii! be sold, at the
Y nsue Store
About 100 Me- mo SKINS, with
the fleece, OF a Very Superior quality. Inc,
will be .old in lots 20 Suit private families.
P. c.. Marsiieller.
March %
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Tie vessels ,.e:@;:,>rl IN vance till Feb. 2,
., .@,ct O. BON, pagte's DEGREES, which cea-
SEQ % haze Il ii. lor lsluf Nov. ought to
be in American ports BY tas time, if not fur
ther visited by the powerful ghost Of those
DEGREES. which died last August, ceased TO Ave
last Nov. Ind haunted our vessels till Feb. 2 !!
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT ~ Gee, o. trust 10 the sub.
scr!DCr, from John potta EIiz, his wife,
to secure ;Hc piymGm of .;e,t.in sums Ct
moaey due 10 tie AMI ct .iexanGria from
George NArth uad 20. viii be exposed to
pubic Sic, at aucliol, OF 7hursd, y, 18th
Ct April next at II O'Clock, in he fore
10 N, on tie prem scs--
The undivided nloiety Of nine
and three qu.rtrr acres LAID DE the nls
more OF less, s:uAtr on the comons OF alex.
anria, near the ID powner house.
W. IL rms o. sale cash.
Ludwell Lee, Trustee.
March 70 dts
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L.4TES7' from LISBON.

The schooner EGnund, Capt Doane, arri-
we'd here last evening, in 81 days from Lisbon,
from whence nc Sided on the l9rn OF Februa-
nv, at which time TIC two hostile armies re-
NAMED almost iractiue.
Captain d. further mforms us, that 5000
British troops arrived at Lisbon from England
the day previous to his sailing that a packet
had also arrived bringing London papers as
late as the sth of February, which represented
the king to have nearly recovered from his DO
Oily complaint; that the regency had not been
settled, nor were the orders in council re-
pealed.
The price of flour continued at II dollars.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESDAY next, will be sod, at the
Vendue Store,
Twelve hundred weight fist
quality 1WLAE
P. G.. MarsteLler.
Mnrch %. ...a.
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tHltalnia Argus.
r 1 c H NJ o N ID,
FRIDAY. JANUARY 1s, 1911.

The Bill allowing the introduction
OF olaves into this State, under certain
circumstances, such as by devise, mar
rye, &c. agreeably to the PRAYER of
ea. number of persons to the pre-
SEW General Assembly, has passed
both Houses and become a law.
Col. JAMES MONROE, was on Wed.
nesday last, elected Governor of this Com
monWealth, TO supply the vacancy orcasi.
oned by the resignation Of Governor Tyler.
Fhe votes stood thus:
For Col. Monroe 100
Gel. Geo. VIM. Smith So
Scattering 10
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WAsn1NoroN c1rx Ianna.u ia

WasHINoToN Cry, January ~
we rear" that the dispatches from Govern.
or Claiborne state that Fuiwar Skipwith stvI.
ing himset Governor of Florida, had ayowed
determination to resist the interposition of
the United States. With view to resist Gu
%Sernor Claiborne, he had ordered EN- Thomas
who with body of Ave hundred men WAS
marching to attack Mobile. to return immedi.
ateiy. Skipwiths with the remainder of his
regular forces, had thrown himself into the
fort of Baton Rouge, having declared his de
termination and that of his partizans to die Mt
his coiors before they would aubmit to the AN.
thority OF the United States Those par,,z,n,
OF SS,pwith, who adhere to him in this mad
project are principally fugiuves from militia
~ ana civii law IN different parts of the Uni
.eu states VINO nave taken refuge in this ter
ritoty as sanctuary to shield them from tb,
penalties OF law aud of course are nov I'M w 4
hing to run the risk of again encounterino.
them. 20
Notwlthsi anding this disposition of the Con
vc"tonaiisls, We are happy to confirm to our
readers 'he assurances we gave them a few
Gays ago that all the real yeoman'y, the Span.
ish population, and the honest and respec,a-
bic part OF the american settlers, have hailed
Tue Americans a projectors, aud re eiyed them
with open arms.
Gov. Claiborne was inxted to miI;t;,
NEE ing at St Francisville<N AT that meetinp.
on his arrival, the standard of Florida W as
/ hois'ed. hher the CosernOr had explained
, 10 the people the viewsof his gStsrnmeat and
nus OBJECT IN coming amongst thehl, the Flor :
ola standard was Struck and the Nt1erican co.
iors raised amidst the acclalnations 8the peo-
ple.--Nat. inteiiigencer.
We understand that by the first OF February.
at iar'hes', the frigate John Adams will be ties
patched by the government for Europe.
BENJAMIN HowARD, Esq Governor of Lon
isian;s territory, arrived IN THIS city on Tuesday
last.
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SD DAVIS DRAWING,
high Meadozu far Sale.

r HE Subscriber beng determined to remove
TO the Western County, Offers for sale that
very valuable FARwJ upon which ne a, present
r~sdes, lying within ,wo miles of the Civ q +
Richmond, and Containing by ia,e survey 100
Aces. The buildings consist in good and cor, :.
for able Dwelling House sufficiently large for ,l,a
c nvcnien' accor,no da,ion of family having
a hue dry Cellar Kitchen * Iaundry, an *
Gel eng Smote Hou.e. Dairy, S;sfe n Ms
Ban SADIE, &c. sc. wi a GardsG hsnnso,XH.e
!y lad oft, containing between tyb and Areeh
cres ofland, very rich and in fnS orde &or III !.
dening. There is a Well of f&e w q. Md
an Ice House, which has neveAfailed to &eo
Ice-upwartls OF 200 Trees Of Ck,ce AnHes
about zen acres of Prime Mead W l. and from
which a considerable revenue ha, flowed yearly
aud IS capable OF being rendered lar more pro'
h'ab'e The Farm is under good enclosures and
IN excellent order for cultivation. The beau,v &
ssinb,iy of this situation is exceiled by none 3.
equalled but by few.
The terms will be easy and accommodation 9.
may be Known by applying 10 Mr.. Ceo1pe
C'eenhow, at Richmond, or the Subscriber on
the premises.
Samuel Hill.
January Sub, 1911. 4tw
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feel that they are obs yings an i,npris.
OF ou,y to their cause and country.
1t is for the purpose Of being ena-
Died to remove these fears that [ ,ro..
Die you with this letter.
1t your own sense OF prnpriety will
permI 1 should be pleasei. tina. vo,
could authorize me to cav wh. ~
eiecssdA you would carry into the 90.
vernmen, q disposition to co.operat,.
WIN H administration, and :, en-.
courageonfon and harmony, for he
purpose Nof ensuring success 10 their
easures.
WIN very great respect,
Your ob dent serv Mt.
Iopy-signed Oh. JORNcON
NIcHMoNp. Jan. IA, 1911.
Your letter ofthe IL h inst. has az
iorded me great satisfaction, because i
ma,ifests "A sPi it of amity and conc;-
l'a'ion, which ought always TO cha,,c-
erise the conduct OF tho,e. who are
attached TO the same principles, and
engaged III support OF the same great
cause. IL Is evidently your object IN
correct errors IN the min, s of oth,r,
not to impcss- COT Editions on me.
My support Of the republican c,,sa
has been the result OF ing, ami of
my ownsbest judgment. 1t commcn-
ced e very early period, and ba.
peen cpntinued In every situation in
which l have been placed. The same
principles will animate and guide me.
through life.
L cannot conceive on what r,o,5
an idea is entertained, thar shou,d
carry into the government of the COM
mon%ealth, a disposition unfri-ndlv RI
the administration, and desire 20
em9atrass Its measures---Sucha sne-
Plcion Is entirely destitute of f. unda,;-
Ign. Ash believe the Executive TO :.
asfachra % free government, the ma
turA us Of my mind and FEELINGS l.
I'm RS tavor. wish the admin;strat;
On Success, b cause It's success vill
promote that the republican cause
and he general prosperity of nv conn-
try. add with plea.urr that hire
IS NJ hing OF personal nature, in the
r. la'ion betw IN the chief maqi.trate
and myss If, taat can possibly imnair
the force OF tnis sentiment.
cannot presume that any one of
the gentlemen, who entertain thez an.
Prehs nsions which YOU allu lie. {. ets
cisp sed to approve, without exarni-
alton and convic ion, every measure
OF afy administrati N. Such disno-
sItion cannot be INDUCED and acted ON.
WITHOUT surrender Of the 6rst princi.
Piles OF tree government: Those pr;n.
cip!es which our constitution was IN
stituted to preserve, and which the
admi aistration must, and no doubt
does revere. AL hat any administra
ton can desire, of free and linden n
lent people, is rational and manly
sPpor. Otis conduct, when it bears
ZIG testYef Impartial invest alton, bv
the ssndard of the constitution. and
by ltstendency 10 promote The public
welfare IN any sito ton in hich T
NAV be$placed, 1 shall expect the sup
port OF my fellow citizens, on no othtr
condition. On the same condition {
shall Mt fsil 70 afford it to the q yern-
ment OF the u. States.
L am, with great re specs, your verv
obedieht rvant,
"A copy--Sipned
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WAIrE's LIST OF pRIz4S IN TIE
Vineyard Lottery

No7v Drawing.
SD Days Drawing.
No. 143S3-Prize of so dollars.
1899 6285 $3.50 1884 } 90 dol,.rs
1860 14i57 1870 165oo each.
SD Days Drawing.
Prize of 5 1O0-No. 16193
2o-Nos. 1885, 5425 1892 1os54
1862
u" few TICKET in the WHEY ARD
LOTTERY, now drawing AT Philadelphia,
Warranted undrawn at er the Saith days draw
ins) tor sale at this office
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JAS. MONROE.
BaHk 0fthe U1ited.Sto,ec

The following resolution has passed the
House OF Representatives OF Penmsylyania-
kesoived by the Senate anil House of Re.
representatives. ofsthe Common wealth of Penn.
slavas's' ~ Es,cherai Assembly met That the
sshaoofs rom this state in the Senate of The
Onlted olates be- add they are hereby ins:r,,G,
ed' andfhe sepi esen;atives o. this state in lie
House OF Representatives of the Uni,ed Ststes
he, andsthey are Hereby requested to use evs'
ny exertlon IN their power to prevent the char.
yer OF the Bank OF the United States from h.
ing renewed or any other Bank from being
Oy congress, excep It shall be spe.
shall be established and remain within ,be.
district of Columbia '''e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-18

MARRIsD---On "Wednesday eyerinr l,s,.
Mr. OBEDiAH NUCKOLLs. ~ Hana'
yer, 10 fne amiabe and mach - n,,.d
Miss AGGY GOING, of said coua,y,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-18

Extract of letter to mercantile htuss :,
th,s city, dated, Alex alria, Jan IS.
Congress have been sitting with
closed doors almost All last week. some
thinkoh the. w st Florida business r.
others oathesnon. in,ercourse-but liz
tie nas yek hsen don "A fsw dsys
VIII np"det@mine the policy cur CO.
vern'nent zoe to pursue. By IN ar
rival mere last nig1t ola brig rlaie Cart.
SlacumI from Lisbon, it appears the
French had received reinio,cem.nt
OF 10000 men rom Spain--Fl urthe-e
IL l-2 10 dolls. corn 1-s a 1-2
dolls. Here it is scarce at 10 dolls.
from The badness Of the road.n