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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-18
Under a Iced of Trust

Under a deed OF Trust
From ANDREw JAMESON and MARI his qrJfe
TO the subscriber,
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On the premises, on Saturday, the 26th of this
present month of October, the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
IN THE TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA, TO WIT:
APIECE. of GROUND, lying to the west
ward of Union street and northward of Prin-
cess street, beginning on the east side OF an
alley, running in a direction parallel to Water
and Union streets, eighty feet seven In
ches and an half to the northward of Princess
street and upon the line of Hepburn and Dun
das, and running thence eastwardly with their
line, and parallel to Princess street to Union
street, thence northwardly with Union street
fifty-two feet three inches and three quarters
of an inch, thence westwardly with a line pa
rallel to Princess street the length of the first
line to the said alley, thence with the alley
ffty-two feet three inches and three quarters
of an inch to the beginning, being moiety of
the ground conveyed by John Allison TO the
said Andrew Jameson and Robert Anderson,
which hath in the division been allotted to the
said Jameson. Also, an undivided moiety of
APIECE of GROUND, conveyed by Joseph
Riddle and James Dali to the said Andrew
Jameson and Robert Anderson; the ground
so conveyed, being bounded as followeth -
Beginning upon the south side of King street
forty feet six inches to the eastward of Water
street, and running eastwardly upon King
street twenty-four feet, thence southwardly
parallel with Water street one hundred and
sixteen feet to twenty feet alley, thence
westwardly with that alley twenty-four feet,
thence with straight line to the beginning.
Also, an undivided moiety of certain Rent
Charges, amounting to two hundred and two
dollars and half, issuing out of certain Pieces
of Ground, lying upon the east side of Water
street and south side of King street, which
are secured by valuable improvements.
James Keith.
October 8 dts
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Another Lot Of Ground or
October 8
- 1Negr0es 7uQnted.

SOME likely young NEGROES. between
IL and IS years of ag1, are wanted TO pur-
cbase-Two Blacksmths. woman wao W.
derstands house business and Is a good seam
stress. are waited, Tor which the most ,ibe-
raj priccs will be given. Any person wish
ing to sell, will please to apply to Mr. Wash
incton, Keeper Of the Washington tavern:
August 60
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October 8
SALE AT AUCTION.
McKnaght s. Stewart,

Mcknight s. Stewart,
Being DESTROYS of closing their prese mt bust
ness will offer for sale at their store corner
of King and Fairfax streets, on FRIDAY
the first of November
Their entire Stock Of Goods on
hand,
Consisting Of different articles well suited
to the present and approaching seasons: The
term. will be liberal and m ade known on the
day of sale.
N. B, McKNIeHT and STEWART earnest
ly request those Indebted, to make immedi-
ate payment; and those xho have claims
will please present their accounts fer settle
mcnt.
October dts
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g. Cattle for Sale.

e. Cattle for Sale.
Will be sold, on the estate of Colonel JOHN
TAYLOR, on The eighteenth day OF October
neXt,--
From 60 to 70 head Of Cattle,
Well worth the attention of Butchers and
Farmers.
80 Six months credit will be allowed
by giving bond with approved security Tor all
sums over ten dollars
Thomas T. Page.
AZ Several of the finest bred FlLLlES
onthe continent, will be offered for sale at the
same time, from one to three years old.
Deep Hole, near Colchester,
September % cots
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
Pursuant to Deed Of Trust from Thomas
White, Junr. to the subscriber, will be sold
at Public Auction, on the premises, Tor
cash, on Wed ,esday, the 3oth inst.
LOT of GROUND, with Dwell
LING HOUSE thereon. situated on the
north side of Cameron street, at the distance
of 80 feet IL inches from Royal street,
extending in front on Cameron street Al feet
IS inches, and running back II feet IN
ches subject to dover.
l. P. Thompson.
October 10 dts
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Faxon, Metcalf & Co.

Faxon, Metcalf & Co.
Have for sale, landing from brig Federal
George, Capt. Field, from Boston,
1920 bushels liverpool Salt,
46 boxes Dipt Candles,
10 do Soap,
20 barrels No. Beef, and
IS tons Plaster Paris.
ALSO IN STORE,
1000 bushels Corn,
SO boxes Chocolate.
quantity of Shoes.
October IL div
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&C. CORK.

Received and far Sale,
10000 lbs. Of Cork, of an excellent quail.
ty for Scines,
1856 kegs, % lbs. each, best English
White Lead ground in oil.
SO pieces Russia and Ravens Duck.
Daily espeeteaky CAPT. F0hn Hand, from
PHILADELPHIA.
An assortment Of Ship Chandlery,
Consisting of Charts, Time.G!asses, Lam
thorns, Sc. &c.
Now LANDING, = ;.
Lisbon Salt--the cargo Of the brig Betsy,
from Lisbon.
IN STORE,
$500 bushels fine and coarse SaIt--with
general assortment of Snip Chandicry and
Groceries.
George Coleman,
Cameron street wharf.
February S. co
NEW PUBLICATIONS
Just received by JA4HEc KENNEDY,
seaior, King street. /.
The American Medical Lexicon, on tho
plan Of Qulncy's, with many re,renchmeIAs,
additions and Improvements.
Butterworth's Concordance and Diction-
ary of the Holy Scriptures, on concise yet
comprehensive plan.
The genuine EpistIes of the Apostolic Fs.
theirs ST. Clement, St. Barnabas, 81. lgna-
titus, and St. Poycarp.
Jamieson's Sacred History.
February S. eo6t
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ROBERT GRAY,
Bookseller SS Stata0ner,

ottosite the Washington 7avern-kius street
HAS LATELY REC EIyED FOR SALE
THE following Books:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment, a
vols. calf, gilt.
De Quevedos' Works, vols. do. do.
Spectator, vols. do. do.
Ditto. 10 vols. do do.
Cavello on Electricity.
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary.
Bells Anatomy, vols. calf -,
Medical Extracts, vols, calf, with su.
perb plates.
Darwin's Phylologia, Thompson's Con.
spectus, Clark's Homer, Tooke's Pantheon,
Bells Surgery, vols. Cullen's Practice,
Cullen's Materia Mcdica, Haller's Physiolo.
gy, Henry's Chymestry, Hoole's Tasso. gilt
binding, Blair's Sermons, vols. The DO
rough, poem, by Crab, Parks Chymes~
try
Virgil, Horace, Cesar, Osid and Sallust
De!pIini, Clark.s Corderi, R:ppon's Hymns,
Comley's Grammar, Pocket and Family BIZ
b!es, School do and Testaments, Hutton's
Book keeping, Jarkson's do. Gibson's Sur
vcyins. Fliat's do. Alnworth's Latin DC
tionary, Hume's Essays, Bolinbrook's works,
Ladies and Gentlemen.s Pocket Almanacs,
for 1911 Also large stock of Writing and
Wrapping Paper Bonnet & Bannbox Boards,
Playing Cards, States, &c.
y 3 Country merchants supplied with
school books, stationary, sc. *. Gu llGera!
erms.
Aouem5cr z,
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Trunees.
Ten Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber on
the 2e,h slumo, at Edmund Fosters, in
Spotsylvsnia county, Virginia, Negro Wo.
man, named Winny, about thirty years OF
aye had on, when she e:oped, brown coat.
in. habit wool hat, and coarse double soard
shoes. l suppose she will make tor trede-
ricksburg, alexandria, or the city OF Wash.
ington. as she has Numerous acquaintance Id
each place. She is very good house SER
Want and an excellent seamstress. Any per-
sou, experimenting the ssid Negro and Sc
curing her in any Jail, and giving notice
to he subscriber living in Fairfax county,
.,bout SIX miles from the Occoqnan Mills
am about seventeen miles from Alexandria
sss;. rec we the above reward, and it brought
home, ali reasonable charges paid
Edward w. Simpson.
February 4. corfu
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Public Sale.

By virtue of Deed of Trust from William
Hunter to the subscriber, to secure The
payment of sum of moaey to Thomas
Preston, will be exposed TO sale for ready
money, on Wednesday the 27th of Febru-
airy next, on the Premises,
\ HOUSE and LOT, on the corner Of
n Water and Wilkes Streets, fronting on
Water Street one hunured and three feet,
and fronting on Wilkes Street seventy two
feet on which is agood two story framed
Dwelling House, handsomely situated, and in
good repair--subject 10 ground rent.
James Keith, Trustee.
January IS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-15

Straved OF stolen from the subscribers wag.
gon lying at Bagot's, near Hartshorne's
mill, on Sunday night the 18th OF Novem-
Der, .t,s
A bay Horse, about IS hands high,
star in his forehead and shod all round, A.
bout nine or ten years old. ANY person VINO
may find the said horse and will leave hin.
any where on the road SO that gst him a.
gain, shall receive the above reward.
Israel Lacey.
Goshen, Loudoun County,
January "a 60
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PUBLIC SALE.
ArUem6tr Z.

Dy yirtue Of deed OF trust executed to US
,ne subscribers by Thomas faYcn, bearing
date the 9th Of December, 1902 and OF
record in Lancaster county court, to Sc
cure tae payment OF a certain sum OF mo-
ney therein acknowledged to be due TO
Edmund Denny. will be exposes 10 sale,
To- the highest bidder. on the premises,
for ready payment, on the 18th day
Marc. next, the following tracts OF Land,
viz
One tract, containing by estimation
one hundred and forty acres, situate IN the
county of Lancaster; the other near the
former, containing also the number OF one
hundred and forty acres The tract on which
the improvements are, lies immediately on
and near the puo,ic road leading from Farm
ham church to Lancaster court house, eight
miles from the former and FIVE from the lat
ter D ace. These lands arc we'll umbeFed !;
The buildings are pretty good and in neat re-
pair; situated in respectable nelshbor'
hood, and as to fertility OF soil, and every o.
Their advantage, are scarcely exceeded by a.
ny L" forest" lands in the adjacent country.
Thomas D. Downing,
J. Basye,
Tru1ees.
January l0-25. 2a"l
az If from any unavoidable circumstance
the sale should Tot take place the 10Th, II
will on the 10th of March.
TRUSTEES.
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n O T I C e.
The creditors of George M:Munn

The creditors of George M:Munn
are earnestly solicited to exhibit their claims
TO he subscriber on or before the first day oil
March next, for the purpose of enabling him
TO ascertain what sales of the real estate OF
the tcssator VII be necessary to meet the
paymeet vi his debts Tbs creditor. falling
attend 10 this notice will probably be ex.
Guided Mom any participation in the assets
ia estate.
Mordecai Miller, EXT.
January IA. q
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LAND FOR SALE.

VILL BE SOLD at Fai,far court houss,
on The 1871 of February insfant,
100 acres Of Land, lying between
Centrevile and the court house, adjoining
BENZ amin Burnley and Coleman Lewis
Part of the said tract is we'll timbered, and
lying on the waters Of Rocky Run. ANY
person wishing to purchase the said LaiM
viii please apply to Coleman Lewis, or attend
the SAFE. Two good Horses will be taken in
part pay, The terms will be made known
On the day Of sale.
I February7. lax,ls
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Adam LSnr
Janus~y sl--TFe6- :,
Iascnh II. MandeVllIe

yanus~y sl--Ereo- :.
Joseph Il. MandeFllle
OFEMk5 FOR S,tLE,
I7ao au,ne., iverp -! AID LISBON sAl:
Liverpool sut III ssckI
81 h,,,acais Muscovau' sugar
81 barrels Go do.
o.,neads New Orleans 90.
sayJ VT, US, green coffee In hhds. & bags
% VI OIL Yyni2e into
300 WI. rae &inSe
Is aosslcdds RlosdSScS
81 b -rcis wai~NGy
% duo New England rum
81 .x,s nou a nd dipped candles
h.rsnis hrrun%s Al, siiad
- barrel, Gp.U:.d cotton
U.,-oA.icr, in, ,vial, uyaon, young hVson.
AL hv,,n SKIN TE Il 5, latest impofIa-
tons
Ma, Port. Lisbon, Sherry, and Ca'alo-
NJ. 't-AT:S
J A..:,~ ,.l antigua spirits
CoSnic brady
Il j..a..& and country Sin
Gu,pIs, ler ofdiiforent kinds; shot; Lon
tn4 4,.. paii1d :.pAia mustard; pipes IN hoH
Is Writing anu wrapping paper; nests o.
boxes: bvs, Spanish and common sess5sars ;
Del Cord; laA!iag lines trace ropes ioai
IND IL up ,UsU; bu,ter IL hrkinS pepper ,
alpc cinnamon; nusmsss; loves ana
lH-cc; aIc,n; coppcras, dsmlJoans.
1880,
Alu,vs OIL hand, est superhne -four ana
tror&rs
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For Sale.
February 4.

A house and lot situated near the
lower end OF Pitt street.-The lot is 40 feet
front and ,uns back one hundred feet ne
house is we'll finished and pleasantly situated
Tor sr,alI family. Fer terms apply to jofiN
SHAW. NV Yard, Washington, Oh to
JOSEPH RINKER, Alexandra, whe
viii sheY the premises.
u, o. eo3tiaw4,
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N o T l c E.

TIE subscribers. i'sreeesare CARVING en-.
tbs les, lery business, IN the ntme OF
Lt,.u Z, ,.-sbs:er, Save this Aay Htss"'vea
,asi:. partnership by mutual coaschl-Ah
r.r,o,, ia,irlded 70 the. S ii concern are re-
oueslr to pay the sanie % : M LYNN ""o
is .;aie authorised t. receive IT.
Adam Lynn,
Adam L. Webster.
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TO RENT,

And possession given OH the 18th of Febru.
airy next,
4 TWO story HOUSE near the corner
"a OF King and Washington streets, now
occupied by Mir. A Blakency. Application
may ae made 10 DR.. Stalker.
January 81. d3w
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Platter and Wh1skey.
January IS.

1870 tons Plaster, and Philadelphia Whis-
key in hogshcads and barrels, received and
FOR sale by =
T. W. Peyton.
January %. eO4w
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Iuit Publlihed,
PRICE FIFT1 GEMS,

And for sale by KUBEKI IKAI,
A Poetical Picture Of America,
Being observations made during residence
OF ssversl years at Alexandria and Norfolk;
Illustrative OF the manners and customs Of the
inhabitants-and interspersed with anecdotes
arising from general intercourse with soci
ETY. in that country from 1893 to lso7.-By
Lady.
London, Printed, lsoe-Neriolk, Reprinted,
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FehrN ~ 9.

ter Sa!e, at fsesjsc .sl!ct1on,
On Monday the hrss day Of Apcii next, at
Is osciuck. Or the premises, the following
valuable properly, on a liberal credit
Two two story Brick Houses !; two
ore Dry brick stores, Oh Washington street,
also t9ur framed houses on King street, In.
cIrdins the sore on The corner OF King and
Washington streets. and two lots OF grouid
on the west side Of Washington street, and
pear 10 King-street, each twenty four ieet
three inches front. The above property
wllfbring in at present rem; OF one thousand
dollars per annum, and is subject to 6, oand
rent OF one hundred dollars annually.
Richard Lewis.
JsarSrYsa, st.wiis:Ap
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PUBLIC SALE.

UNDER the authority Of deed Of trust to
the suOscrib=r, he will offer ut puoiic 3D. c tor
Cab, on The 2O;h day t bis n,oHtn, at the
coffee housQ--.wo valuable NEGRO MEN,
who have been Lious ht Up to the taking bust.
ness-cnc slave !or life : the CtAcr having
six year. 10 serve from the 10Th day OF .Au-
gust last.
R. /. Taylor.
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EOR SALE,

\ lE!N, piece, o. 3arcei o. l. NM, con
n Ii IN, u},,n; SIX acres, with good
ttl,n= house. Stable and Outhoa,es, a''u a
ne! o god water, situate aHd lying "aou'
a'Ie> tom Alexaania, III Fairfax ,"antf,
~ tie Ravens xoyta read. The lot Is wen
'sn2ci Ii, an,l the hose ne-ri; new tof
Ns,h,r p,rti1aors Apply 70 the subscriber III
Alexandria, opposite the nr,rker square.
Ann Dawes,
laax 81 Bsnjam'a De0ies.
Jan $. g limo
\ ). The a,'ove pss?.Tiy x.A De SOLO
CIV apat,cd Ios seen,
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Alexander Moore, Reg.

This is to give notice that the
subscriber cf Aiexandria cou!,y, in the dis
t,iei Of ic unnhia, has obtained from he Oh
d. rs CourI Of AID county letters testament
tar: on the estate cf Thomas Hutchens, Late
OF TIC county aforesaid deceased: II persons
haviar claia.s gaaist the said deceased, are
HEREBY warned TO exhibit the same with the
vouchers thercotto the subscriber, Oh before
the s;h day OF August nex'; OF thcy may by
law be exc.uded f:on all esnGht to the sad
estate and those indeb'ed thereto ate re-
CURED to make i7nme late payment
Given under my hand this Oh day Fesru-
airy, 1911.
Margaret dutchens,
ktlmiais,ra,rix o: ThoIras sIutthci'
FehrN;r 9. saw"
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iJcxuasG'aa LsJro,y Company.

AJeNu'alj'aa LsDrG,y Company.
THE Members Of the alexandria Libra
~ Company vii! p.casc to take noicl, that
All e'ection will bs heiu 1T The Lio-Iy on
Monday, .6;h instant, between The hours CT
ihrc~ and six, P. NJ. for President a. q Di-
rectors for the ensuing yaar.
James Kennedy, sen.
February f. C6,Ede
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February 9.
ORPHANS COURT,

Aexaadria Csuaty, Feb. Term, 1911.
ORpFKnp, That the eXecutrlX 81 Thomas
Hutchens, deceased do i.sert the following
advertisement three times in each week Tor
two weeks in thu Alexandria Daily Gazette.
leste,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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February 9.
- Se5a1l'an SPRING Iave1n
10 RENT.

gNHE subscribers viii rent the above Ia
vern on mod terms to good te-
nant The situation Of this Tavern is at least
EN-, TO aay in the district laying immcdi-
ete.y on the turnpike road ON Alexandria
to Washington, and possessing the best spring
in the district.
Adam Lynn,
George Wise.
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BRYAN HAMpSON AND &c.
H4v; jQs. received o7d ,.ter 'or safe,
10 ho,,nsadS and so barrels ilrst quality
sugar
- Go secosd quality
10 pipes old i.oaaon particular Madeira
, pine aa:I titrces London market and
= Quarter casks Malaga Wines
90 blxcs Gias candies
2 na,ls. old jbmaica spirits
pip OK, co.,aitc brandy
81 ba:r>is NV EnG!,'nd rum
40 10 prirAc wn!-scy
In c;,cs : inpcri2l,
10 d,t,o Young E>son teas of this years
r,nort mon, and selected inr taln . use.
Also, the g. ST ss.cctea -four to- do.
Octnbsr 81.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

January 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-23

Gtion with their Condition at The late war, oh.
serving if they were unable 10 sustain war
at that time, when assisted by the British,
what could they now do ! He made long
speech, in which he observed that the en-
gagement made at tbc treaty of Greenville,
was yet fresh In their minds, and that the
Miamies wished to be considered in the same
light that they were then.
Silver Heels, Msssassinway Chief follow
ed in very long and able speech, remark
ing that he always detesled the Prophet
conduct, and had advised his young men not
TO follow him.
Charley, an Eel River Chief, and the
White Loon, Wabash chief expressed the
same opinion.
Occemet, a Puttawatamle chief, from
Elk's Heart, observed, as the Turtle dii,th
the treaty at Greenyille was fresh in their
minds that they and the Miamies were
friends from their infancy, that the sentiment
Of the one were those of the other. This,
he said, was the language of all the Puuawa-
tamies inhabiting the lakes from Chicoga to
the eastward, notwithstanding some of their
Young men have committed murders on the
whites, contrary TO their chiefs advice, and
that The chiefs were determined that TN. de.
crcdations of individuals should not be char
ged to the nation.
The different chiefs of the Miami nation
were in council nearly all the night of the
18th inst. and those that were in favour of La
prusieur reported next morning,-That if
the Miamies should receive any Of the an
nuities from the United States this fall, that
war should instantly be declared against them,
and that the Little Turtle should live no long
er. The Turtles answer--Kill me as soon
as you please l can't calculate on living
many. winters more but rest assured, kill
me when you will, will not die alone.
On the morning of the 5th inst Laprusi-
eur and his party left this place for fort NAL
den, In Upper Canada aud all the rest re-
turned to their respective homes, with the
exception OF two chiefs, who went on to OBJ
serve the conduct of the Indians, and their
reception from the British government.
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eEoReETowS, Is. CD OCT: s
FIRE.

About 10 o'clock on Tuesday evening the
citizens Of this place, were alarmed by the
cry of fire, which originated in the workshop
of Mr.. Thomas Downey, Cabinet-maker, on
the west side of Bay-street. The flames con-
tinued to rage with unabated fury, consuming
every building from the corner of King to
Broad-s,reet, where its progress was arrested
by pulling down an Engine-house and the in
terveution Of the publick dock, at the foot Of
Broad ad-street.-For,unately the wind was from
the north, or a general conaagralion must
have ensued. What adds to our distress is
that there is too much reason to believe it to
be the work Of some vile incenaiary Eight
valuable store-houses we're consumed. The
loss cannot be estimated at less than Sao,o 90.
Among the sufferers are Messrs. George
Heriot, Moses Myers, Esq. Estate of John
Matthews, Mr.. Thomas Dowdney and Mrs.
Martin.
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ALBANY, (N.y.) %

ALBANY, (N.y.) OCT. III.
Yesterday several Wagon loads of British
goods, from Canada, Belonging to mercan-
tile house in this city, were seized in State
street, having been smuggled into this State,
in violation of the non-intercourse law. This
is as it should be ; the laws ought to be rig
idly enforced, and We cannot but hope that a
similar fate may await every load of British
goods tha, crosses our boundary line.
Il is said, that while the British geod seiz-
cd yesterday morning were standing in State
street, some threats were thrown out against
the custom-house officer for having done his
duty anc some one or other, we arc told,
went so far as TO talk Of taring and frutAering
him But we advise the tories, on this occa-
sion, as well as others, 10 be careful how
they attempt TO obstruct the due. course Of
the laws in aid OF their mother Britain. Noisy
and clancurous as they arc let the crisis of
war once more arrive, and the Republican en-
eigies OF America be reused into action, and
il the reptiles who prove treacherous TO their
country, are not shaken from the land, /" like
Gew-drops from the lions name" then We
are no prophets.