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The subscriber
)fers for Sale, on moderate terms, the foHosvins
TALU,aBLE PROPERTY:

A LOT of Ground, situate al the lower
end of Fairfax-street, running with the said
street one hundred and sercnty-six feet. Sc.
ven inches fronting on Jefferson street, one
hundred and twenty three feet five inches,
and containing ha,f an acre. The improve.
ments on this Lot, consist of an excellent
and completely finished two story brick DweI-
ling House, with every convenient out house
Ia good Pump in the yard, and a Garden,
which with proper attention might be made
highly productive
Also,
A small piece of Wood Land, containing
about fifteen and an half acres, fronting on
the Mount Vernon road, ad Joining the cour-
try seat of Mr.. Andrew Jameson, and about
three miles from the town. This land is not
more than one quarter of a mile from the
Hunting Creek Turnpike Road, and it is sup
posed will average about IS or 40 cord Of
wood to the acre.
Also, a Tract of Land, on the
South size of Hunting Creek about TWO hun.
dred yards from the Turnpike Road, con.
tanning above fifty one acres. Upon this
Tract are several valuable seats for build
ing, commanding a view of Alexandria,
Washington, a part of Georgetown, and a
considerable length of the river. 1t has
some gosd low ground and a valuable POGO
sin attached to it. Apply to
J. D. Simms.
July g. eo3l
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CITY, July q.

WAS1lNU YIN I'll Il July Re
On Tuesday last, AUG. J. FOSTER,
ESQ. was presented by the Secretary of
State to the President of the q. States.
and exhibited his credentials as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary from Great-Britain to the United
States.
Mr.. MoR1ER was also presented, as
Secretary of Legation, and Mr.. BAKER
attached to the Legation.
George Poindextcr, Esq. is reelected
Delegate to Congress from the Missis-
sippi Territory, by a large majority.
The New-York Morning Post states
that the late English gazettes represent
Mr.. Foster, the minister to this country,
as being clothed with the most unlimited
powers.
An Error.-Owing to haste in putting
our last paper to press, a few copies were
printed with these words following the an
nunciation of MIR. Fosters arrival " We
do not understand that the latter gentle
man is connected ucith the legation" This
sentence was inadvertently inserted, be-
ing intended to apply to Sir Grenviile
Temple; who came over in company with
Mr.. Foster to this countrywide. Int.
Prices at st. Saloadore, May 5.-Flour
s "a per barrel, duty 1 SO; pilot bread
10, duty 4 ~ ; crackers 4 p. key none
of these three articles at market and the
price likely to continue high I; Goldfish 5 to
s per quintal, duty 4 A., dull, none but
small white dry newfoundland answers !;
cheese, Am. Is cts. per lb. duty Q 4-s, in
demand when good ; butter so cents, duty
21-2 dull ; masts and spars none at mark
ct; cabinet furniture always saleable.
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July s..
Bank of Alexandria,

July J, 1911
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
~ holders Of the Bank of Alexandra.
that a dividend Of four per cent, on the Ca
pital stock OF said Bank. for the halt year
ending this day, is declared, and will be rea-
dy to be paid to them or their legal repro
sentatives, on Thursday the 4th instant.
BIZ order of The President and Directors,
James L. McKenna,
CASHIER.
JalyS cos"
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Port of alexandria.
CLEARED.

Schooner Rainbow, SmOot, Klsale-y
David Marll. 4
Schooner Hazard, Howes, BostOn-by
LawrasOn & FOwle & J. G. Ladd.
Schooner Experiment, Babbridge, Bos-
ton--by Peter Dunbar & Co.
Sloop Merit, Sheldon, Providence--by
the master.
The ship Georgiana, Chamberlain, ST
days from Lisbon, arrived at Norfolk on
Sunday last. Left there ship Cybil, Dan
gerfield, of and for Alexandria III twenty
days.
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L @ S T.,

On Thursday Me An instant,
A BREAST. PIN set with Dr.
almonds The finder shall be literally re-
warded by leaving it with the Printer OF this
paper
July &. st
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SHIPWRECK.

Eatract Of d letter from an officer at
Fort Hampton, Beaufort County, to a
gentleman in his place, dated, June IL,
1911.
On the night of the 9Th inst. the ship
Agness, Capt. Kennedy, from N. York
to Charleston, was cast away on the outer
shoal of Cape Look-out.-The passengers
and crew were picked u pnext day at sea.
out of the long boat, and brought into this
place. There were two ladies on board,
n from Charleston, Is. c. the other
the captains wife.
The vessel, after striking, filled so
suddenly with water, that there was no
thing saved. Most of the passengers and
crew lost their clothes, except what they
were sleeping in. One gentleman pas
sengcr lost upwards of forty thousand
dollars in bank paper ; and others, sums
Of less magnitude"
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subiects-and it is thus he squeeSes us
when we getin his power.-Fed. Rep.
Hamburg, .april so, 1911.
"We postponed some time writing to
you, principally for want of N %opportuni-
ty, and also as every thing we had to COM
municate is of so unpleasant a nature.
Soon after our respects, the hopes enter
tanned for a moderation of the French ia
riff were declared as groundless, by an in
~sertien Of the Director of the DOuanes in
the public papers !; and on the 31st OF
March a decree Of the Emperor of France
was published, ordering, that all the
goods in Holstein should be brought into
this town before the s1st of April; that
those imported from that time till the Stst
of May should pay 10 marks above the
tariff; and the goods which remained be-
hind after this latter period, should not
be further admitted, but be seized and
confiscatcd wherever they were found by
French authorities.
Ertract, from the Journal Of the brig Cap
tain Cook, Of North Shields, Patterson,
master, arrired at Picton, JuHe7.
$ In long, Sc, lat. 45, 4S, on the 10Th
of May, at Z p. NJ. spoke the brig Sur
prise, of and for Greenock, from the Ha-
vana, which had been captured by a look
out brig of French squadron of 8 sail of
the line on the nth of May, and recap
tured on the 18th by a brig from the Ha-
lifax station, name unknown, in lat. Sc,
and long. SO or 40. The prisoners on
board informed of a large number of the
outward Quebec feet having been also
captured by the above squadron"
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NszU-York, July 8.
Arrived here yesterday, the ship Maria,
Matter, from Cadiz-sailed Goth May.
Capt. NJ. informs, that the English were
sending oRlarge fleets of transports from
the Tagus, there being no longer any ne
cessity for them at Lisbon. He confirms
the accounts received from Oporto, of the
defeat of Massena's army. On quitting
Almeida, the French blew up the forts Of
that place.
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N Q | C. E.

hereby forewarn all persons, at the peril
of the law, from harhoring or creGiting my
wife ELIZASETH SRIRlMfN; on my &c
count.
Peter Shirn1an.
Georgetown, July s. St
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Lost, on Saturday last,
Supposed to have teen left in some store in
town,
4 PIECE of INDIA COTTON of 20
"A yards, in which was wrapped a piece
Of Shifting Cambria Of 3 10 yards /; 9 lbs.
Sugar, ! ID Coffee, and = quarter Of pound
of Tea--the latter articles tied up in a coarse
check muslin handkerchief, The finder shall
receive I VIC DOLLARS on leaving them
at this office.
John Dyer.
July 6. .d3t
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writer in the Democratic Press cou-
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We have been favored, by a merchant
Of this city, with the following extract Of
a letter from a respectable commercial
house in Hamburg. 1t appears that 60
per cent. is the new duty laid by Bona
partc on all importations into Hamburg ;
and if the goods were not brought in with
in a certain time, they should be conis-
Gated ! 1t is thus the tyrant squse1es his
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-10
CoRWALIA AcADKMX

!, !NDlNG the air Of Richmond perfectly con
GENIAL with lis health, and having mate ar
rangemenls to obtain the literary objects desr.
ed from Philadelphia snd New YORK, Mr.. An.
dcrsOn IS induced TO decline his proposed visit TO
those cities. lie therefore invites his pupiis.
particularly those recently entered, 10 attend !
few hours every morning, ioG the purpose ofre.
Viewing particular parts OF their previous in
structiOn, snd preparing more eGectua lly for The
approaching course.
The regular course Of instruction tyill com
mence on the LIST October but as Mrs. L an,
has returned, snd AS Richmond seem, yer
healthy tbs season. the yJuag ladies' from a..
coun, 4..c, may, u ti,ry ~isa to do so, repi,
imm a.a,sY to the scspe q y ss,gdiss.
seELI4 q
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any that has been recorded since tn. &c.
'esrated Come o. 1850 LIS evening was
the hrst time had an opportunity of as
sertaiDing its situation in the Heavens.
AT half past seven it was in the same line
with the Polar Star and Alpha and Beta or
the two Pointers of the Ursa Major, 2Ie
IS min, from Alpha, 500 Is min. from The
Polar Star, and 100 % min. from Gamma
OF the Ursa Major. Il was obscured by
cloud about eight. and must have set in a.
bout ten minutes afterwards. The Dia.
meter OF its body. exclusive OF the Coma.
appeared to be one fourth of the Moon
but including the Coma, three fourtss OF the
Moon. The Tail appeared very shor, &
seemed to dart from the body in the dircc-
ton of the Pointers of the Ursa Major -
When first visible, it's form resem oles a
small white cloud, which gradually increa-
ses in brightness until the Nucleus OF the
Comet is clearly distinguished; but It's
spiendour when greatest can only be compa-
red with the Moon in state OF obscurity
AS THIS Comet OH account OF its eXraordi-
nary apparent magnitude will doubtless at
tract the notice of the Philosophic World,
shall from time to time take the liberty of
giving 10 the public through the medium Of
our paper. an account OF such observ ations |
as may make.
JOHN WOOD.
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BLACK LIST

u OF E3t@ Tican UesScis zuhich hGue fallen
inc thc clA.cheS Of 4" his Britannia
N1gesfy'S' Cru zers 81.
N,7g Orleans Packet-restorcd b. the
fre"ch--ir1m Bordeaux tor Boston
captured ~ the Guerriere-& carried
into Halifax.
The Fortano-Afforn Isordeauy for New
YOrk, detained by the Semirsmis Fri
gate and carried into Plymouth.
shin fndcHendcnt yzrtcrican -fron s,
Petersburg captured in the Baltic by
the COurageaux.
Brig Pepeh0ke--bound from Charleston
for kewDrleans, sent mo Nassau, on
8"afHcton of havtHg French froherty
on bOurd
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II CIRD-

SEWALL OSGOOD. Blacksu;,h
- Tue present opportunity of return 'na. 80
most grateful acknowledgements to q 80 ".s
pubic i9F the encreasing encouragement he hoa
lecelyed from their generous patronaSe a na
pegs ieA'e to inform them that he has Feno~aJ
us omop No. :, Governor street, to a more CIV.
own lot on TIE Cross.street Ieadino f upo" Dig
ho'ert McAlm'S, Chairmaker, to The ha.o w r.
the CsnSi' and contiguous to his prese1t ~
ing, !, mouse his former Shop opposifa " ~.
root Mckm's he still continues, & Tesnsc. III
~ assures the public that every exgrtiG" ,p.i,
De mace TO give general satisfaction, and ,ha
Utmost 1 gratitude shewn FOR all fayors confer-
shortest notice. '''1eo " the
Sept TO-
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JOHN WOOD.
Richmond. 9Th Sept.
AARYLAMD ELEcTIoM

The choice of Electors took place OF
Monday the I'd inst.-and though all the
returns are not yet officially completed. yet
1t seems on all hands that the republicans
have succeeded. Nay. even the Federal
Republican is forced to give up, though with
very al grace. that lowing to the loss of
rche'ter and Frederick, which was e.
qually unexpected by the public and un
looked tor by me people of those counties,
the Senate OF Maryland will be democratic
by four votes"
The Senate consists of Is members, cleo.
ted bya Coliege ii 80 Electors; 2 to each
County and cities having one each.-The
Republicans have Carried in Baltimore CT
ty and County, 3 Electors; lin the former,
W'ider has succeeded IN opposition to Com
modore Barney;) in Washington. in Har-
ford 2, Anne Arundel and city OF Annapo.
Us, J; Cecil, 2; Queen Anne's, 9 Caro-
line 3; Dorchester, 9; Talbot, 2; Erede
rick, 2 IN Allegheny, at least
| The Federalsls have elected in Mont
geometry, 2; Prince Georges 9; Calvert, 9 }
Charles 2; ST. Mary's, 3: Kent. 3 So
merset. perhaps, 3 Worcester, Q; and
perhaps, Alleghany, lin this way, the
parties will be in the Electoral College
K. %. F l?.--But it is rumored that both
the K. candidates have succeeded in Ale
ghany, and 1 in Somerset--in which case.
the votes will be % and IS.-Io Px2n 10
ITiumHhe :
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One Eniglt ~ NnpLher-


1t Sir Eorke should think fit 10 appear
OF DUN coast, to seek an explanation OF Tie
fracas of the Lite Beh, be mas his ans,g er
from Shakespeare Give yos a reason OIL
comfHision 1t reasons were as pienty as
blackberries, J would give no man a rea
son upon cumpulsiUn EotJ"
1T has been reported by the Federal
Prints, that the President has fallen from
ms horse, and brOkeH---nis leg. The re-
port IS faIsc-though not, perhaps. so Ut
1erIy untounded as majority of the Fe-
deral Iales--- he President may have noun
ted MS horse--or hit hs knee against trees
but At 70 not true that the F1deralists have
succeeded in cr5A5iihg either mis- bead OF
his heeis.
Ib,S is tbe Truth
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hEkbEkl SAWYER.
10 arthur Ban bingham. Esq.
Commander of His Myesty'sS
siooh Little Bet.
BY command of the Rear Admiral,
IL. N. SOMERVILLE.
PLYMOUTH, July II.
Came in Fortuna. from Bordeaux. bound
tor n. York, detained by the Scmiramis fri
gate This vessel has also detained ano
Their American vessel not yet arrived.
GREENocK July IL.
The Spartan frigate, capt Edw. p. Bren-
ton, is under orders for the coast OF Ameri-
ca. Sir James Cockburn Governor of Der
muda, goes out passenger in her The Ru-
by, Cd, with naval stores, for Bermuda, will
sail under convoy.
NEw-YoRX, Sept. 3
Capt Storey, who arrived here Yesterday
from Cadiz, informs, that General Blake,
with IS 900 troops, embarked at Cadiz about
the 25,h Juiy, and sailed, supposed tor Car
thagena.-He took with him his new Com
mission. as Regent and GeneraisSimo OF the
Spanish nation.
Yesterday arrived at this port the ship
Maniius. Capt. WATSON, in % Gays from
Cadiz.
Capt. WATSON sailed from Cadiz on the
I'd OF August, and informs US. that there
was nothing new at that time from the Ar
mics. Gen. Blake had arrived at Cadis,
with his army in very destitute condition !;
that the French continued occasionally to
throw shells into the city. but without do
ing any material damaae; and that -
Greek vessels entered the harbor 2 or 9
days before the Nautilus sailed, laden with
grain.
Capt. w further states, that a Packet
had just arrived there in IL days from En-
gland. bringing LondJn papers to about ne
18th or Is ii July, which did not contain Ell
ther Capt. B,nghan's Letter, or the resul,
of the Court of Enquiry.
M ). Smith, supercargo of the Manlius
Informs, that the American vessels Captured
of Cada by his Majesty. snip Leopard,
after being detained or S days. had been
released and arrived a Cadiz--That Bri
sish packet had arrived from England and
Brought London papers as lac as the 18th
ut July, which stated that the Americans
were pre- paring to leave that country rom
an apprehension of war with this. The A
merican Consul had sent his dispat
ches and the merchants their he tiers
on board the ship Commodore Rodgers,
, ORGY; that. sailed the day before. Capt.
w. left Cadis Angus 2. at which time
there had been no fighting; the armies
remained as PEE our former advices.
80. Post.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

n " q Il II II Il c O II Il r.
n Comet has made its appearance IN the
Norm West, the last three evenings, which
althoug5 not remarkable Tor the brightness
qt US Eight eSGseds " apparent MAJ nmudc,
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|
| " ihGiNiA AT Superior Court Of
~ Snsncer, holden at the Capitol in the
1870. NA' " '""e'
ssml G, Fauntleroy surviving Ex'o- of Moore
Iy' Pts.
., John Walker Tomln, admir-. &c Of Walkers
iomin, decd. judith Lil'lepsge Jones, la.e Iu-
dith Lttepage Tomlin and Williamson p Ines
ner husband and JOHN Walker Tomln and Ro
oer' 0ioorne Tom!in, which said Judith, John
and Hober TomliD are children of the lid
Walker Tomln, Bartholomew McCartv and +.
nzsoeth his wife, Tarpley McCariy SUI yyinp-
! husband OF Catherine - Carly der'd lanes
> Mclean snd Alpha tbs wife, Moore Fam.
ueroy Ioml'n sad Aiirsd B-rl- surviving hus-
! oano OF the late .Sussnnah Beaie dec'c which
sa'd Elizabeth McCarry, Alpha Mclean ana
Moore Fsuntieroy Tomln are the sury;y,nr
cniidrsn ct Robert Fomhn aud Sussnnab ma
wte dec d. and which Catrsrine McCar,t and
Susapnah BealaJ decd were also the ci,i,dren
OF kooert Fomlin and Susanna his wife, winch
ssiu Hooe was an Exc utor & which sad Sasan-
nan was daughter, devisee and lee atee of
Moore FsuntierOy, deed. and which said Ber-
,hoioniew McCarty is ex'or or admir-. of 10
bert rOmIin, decd nst,.r
TINS Cause in which the amended Bil and
B'l OF revivor hath been taken for confessed
SS e., ''s' several Defendants, and in which the.
bhts are now take for confessed against lanes
,. Mclean and Alpha his wife who are our Of
tnis country and against whom the plaintiff ao-
pears to have proceeded in the mode prescr;b-
ed ny law in such cases, was thi, day hard On
the Bills, answer OfW alker Tomlin and lud,th
l-lttlePage Tomlln, John Walker Tomlm Ro.
bert Gihorne Tcmln and Thomas .untlrrny
Iomiin infants by the said Walker Tomh,, tneir
DnSroisn to the original Bill, the joint and .epa.
rate answers OF Bar,holOmeys McCartv aud f.
tiza6e'h his wife, Tarpey VI Carly surviving
husband OF Cttaarine McCerty died. Moore
tsunt'eroy ToTnlin and Alfred Beale, SURVIVING
husband of the Lste Susanna Besle decd %
the other Bill and the proceedings in the suit re-
"eo ahd was argued BY Counsel on consi.
counts between the parties in the suit to one Of
us commissioners to De oy him examined, sta.
TED, settled and to the Court reported, with anv
matters specially stated, thought pertinent ~
himself or required by the parties to be so sta,
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E 1877. DOLLAR5 RKWIPO-

go DOLAfRS REW.5PD
y DoCON DED rom my sery. e n the 2r5
Lett he 10 very likely fellow. abon, . - a "
OF age, , ieet SIX inches high or ,ber.1f'. - .
MS teeth are rather bad; nose a,t a. ,t- .
oISck Beard aud whissers has b.sa S''l
",t =. '.an IA'1eF baehiui WI en- spr ken 49,
, 70 very good bMbe, !; be has SON. L.
-. ~ 81 VI enc and bleed5 very well ~
on Wpen ne went away, q short bn,,I 20 2
cloth coat with plated buttons panLe.. EI' en-
sI,s ana Aau boots lie had been sent To- ."
IoiH On business, snd | am induced g. N"r-
tnat nc IS lurking either in or about No, GneVe
portsmouth 40 he has a numerous ac1na ;,!h OF
~ ~, Oo'o l',ose PAGES The above r. vi co
All reasonable c1penceJ will he ba;J - az" AND
nenaed without the states Of uortt ~ sppree
virginia and Fwcrry. five Doll -. y" 70 l.ts &
either OF Tie etOreSaid states, AN u within
any jan so that get him bg>,,, NHeursd ia
VeS,'ls are iorwarned from BAN - AaSters at
,nt I'm, away ss'the law will he '"s Hr carry
Sr,y,ri III =, 'a1en IN or STOUT NorGl q ", e.
Francis q Go. EolioIL ." 'pPlicstion to VIM I'm,
HhSd0efh City' N. C Aug. 70 ""i nv
" rs I AN induced 70 III
III 80 20 'aH away by sonle bY ma" waS
Jo1g;v5a '4"'" ~ returns 10 me. he ~ I'Vl-
Sc9ienl6ey 10.
w Ia,la -. KotE FoR o. M e..
IN Tia @S sna ssSnnd in tue fork" Of Ja NJ
scKiPTToT NJ Iu KS Of ibis month, aU&
S 500. 0@4' supposed u be WORT
Lne first days race, two mil.
o''y' 'oF poTsss never Lsvin,, ~ns mea,'-'ree
ySr cc and owned by fssGsn,s p P",5s o.
saSi 'f S wog Gay, ffe7 for say horse ,e
toe bs,, ,br,s gg y or ps,ake, mite l" gye'
! S1tetahfg ~ ''' s"-h a%'sGS.e
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o. 10 intre.t-1 n2t 20 Intee,i.r

G. 3. seems to be fast realising the old may
i'm OF the poet -" The Gods bespil1ey h i'm.
whom tbey wish To destroy" Why does She
still hold on by the Orders in Council If nA,
tier sense OF our own rights NOR of the ius,,c,
she owes to hcr own honor, be su!fi lent 70
persuade her, one would thing that q sens. nj
heT own interests would compel her to give
tn I'm up
II rs on all hands MESSED that at this time
her .. in c. deprive her OF the market oft,e u.
). Tor her manufactures and Produce" But.
says MIR P,rceVsl, they also abrilge the trsdt
OF our enemy, md increase the pressure unoD
him 4 he only question VIII q statesman.
however, Sboala be .his Do they isjure MIN Or
myset rte most ? For the ;sveface of three
years. 1892 . i, cur IMports from Holland
France, Spain ani lt8iy, were abuuy IS ,ai;iions
those from g b. Sc millions. l., us adIni,
that he Continental system prevents our re-ex-
port of British Gnuds TO France &c and tjuis
dniniShcs cur own importation OF them fir, n,
Is b. still this IS only mere setof gsinsi the
dmnutiOn Of our imports fr m Franc, owing t..
tne present state OF our commerce Nth thu,
na;ion.-If tiIen the o IN c -gcye completely
sufficient to cut up all COR rrude with f rarc p
SUI GB. loses vent for 10 or mil ons m re of
her goods than France loses. Besides, c -.
forgets with whom she is playing the game q,
ruooers The very despotism Of tue Fren IT,
monarch clinches the system winch he purstt :
He rules by the sword-it silences all the muir
murs and opposition of his victims And tho
osyonets may be called in to dispense the mons
OF Manchester snd Sheffield, yet there is some.
tning in the V'oce Of the people which viii
sound rather grating to the sers Of Mr. Perc
val.
" She seizes our vessels, and enr;ches H.,
greedy rnaws of her navy'-'Tis true but we
also can play the very same game, should she
compel us to issue our Le.isf3 Of Msrque and
Reprissl
II she sbridges the trade IF Americd, which
her mean mercantile jealousy would prompt her
20 do, let her recoIlect ON the 0ther hand, that
she is losing our friendship. And when she
haS cOerced US into war, and drown our
weight into the scale of the enemy, what euuiye
ient will she then find in her injustice Peace
with 6. b rs our wish Oul unle IS SIZE abandons
her U. in e. we zsust have liar.
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EOh SALE and Transportation, five Ikely
4 Young Negro Men, now confined in the
Pententlary-- Among whom are one good HnS,.
Ter, one Briekmou'der aud one good house ser.
want.
sept 10. IF