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/ N CHANCERY.-In Amelia County, Nov.
z Court, 1910.
John Robertson, VIM Robertson, Loyd Ro-
oertsrn, James Craddock and Judith h,s wife
Philip Williams and Pollrhis wife; Obedience
Mitchell, infant, by John Mtcheli her guardian.
Com5Ffs.
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3" On his Daagdter's 6irTh-dag
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March 20.

W IRClNIA AT Superior Court OF Clan
c. y, iolden at tine Capitol in the City of
Ri hmord, he fourth DIV of Feb. 1911.
Richard II Henderson Ard Charles Tyler,
adm'rs Of Charles Carter, decd, PaJs.
Ag inst
Ch'rles J. Love and George Was ngton,
Campbell, Derps.
TIE defendant, George Washington CampheH4
MT having entered his appearance end given Sc,
ciritS ,ccording to the act of assembly and the,
rules of this court, and it appearing TO the salts
faction OF the court, tuat he ~ not an inhsbiane
OF this country on motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel II IS ordeyed, That the said defendants
do appear here on The first day OF the next term
and answer the bin Of the plaintiff and that q
copy of this order he forth with inserted in some
newspaper published in The city of Richmond for
two months Excessively and posted at the frone
door of the Cppito. IN the said city.
Copy.-Test,
VIM. w. HENING.
marcn ~. wSw
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Some certain me an in all things may be found
10 mark our virtues and our vices bound
FRANCIS
TO DOCTOR ROBBERY CECIL.
In laying my grievances before you
rather indulge the disposition to complain
so natural TO all ia distress, than hope TO be
benefited by your advice in case in which
an Old Bachelor is probably so little qualifi-
ed 20 give it. After telling you that / have
drawn prize in the lottery of life that nv
wife is comely, good humored, sensible. at
feclonate and a model of discretion. Won
VIII think it strange that her Conduct should
be hs chief source of my unhappineSs. But
ito not mistake me, Sir, it is not from her
auits hat suffer, but fron the mere tx
cess OF her virtues. Having married Tor
love and being both of social tempers, the
hrs years of our union were spent in mirth
aDG gaiety, with very little attention in eli
ther OF as to The mauag ment Of our affairs
~ tne end OF nine years we were walked
rem the pleasing dream by discovering that
my fortune was greatly impaired, and from
ehe gradual accumulation of debt, that nv
credit was nearly gone. My wife seemed
Still more shocked ,han myself on learning
fhe dangers of our situation, and readily
joined with me IN a resolution 20 adopt a new
course ot life. We look a small house a
Jew miles out of town and determined TO
Tetiench our expences III every possible way
until ny esta was unIncumbered and I
Out OF debt. Nconmoy as now the order
OF The day. My wife laid aside her silks and
musiins and provided the plainest attire for
oerseIf and our two daugh ers. We set a.
Ieout raising our own meats and vegetables.
we bought spinning wheels, and for a time
wore nothing but homespun, and made all
~ wore. All this went on mighty well for
nearly twelve month, so well that in less
ttan three years more, think should again
nave found myself free man. But nv
VIE VINO has some thing Of enthusiasm in het
composition, etiS very ste ady in her purposes,
mas managed so rs to thwart our designs by
an oVereager pursuit Of them. The frst
winter after our new establishment my wife
not lkIng to see so much money expended
IN providing TOR our annual supply of bacon.
assisted that we should raise our own hogs.
- was to no purpose that represented to
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Ph,iadeHhia Paher.
RALK1cH. N. {. March 81,

Extract of a letter from Capt. Benjamin
Forsyth. of the u. States Rifle Company, 90
the i.,iit rs dated For, Norfolk, Virgin a,
NJ arch IA, 1911. eve received orders
last night to prepare our companies to
march at the shortest ho,ice--our desina
tion is not yet known. though probably to the
Sonih ard or Westward.-I will thank you
TO mention in your paper, for the informant
on oi the trends OF the recruits hat march
cd from The county of Stokes, in the month
of May. 1893. go in number.) that only
three of their have died. to wit Henry
Bruce and William Harris of Rutherford
couney, and William knight of Roc bingham
North Carolina, and that my company now
at Fort Norfolk, enjoy tolerable health, and
are fit for duty except few convalescents"
Star.
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NEw-YoRK. March 10
FRENCH FLEET.

A vessel arrived at Malta ON the 22d De
oember, which mentioned that the Toulon
fleet were out
Capt Savage. from Augustura ION the O.
conoko river) informs that the inhabitants of
that place had declared In favor of Ferdi-
nand the 7th, had seized the governor, and
sent him off to Porto-Rico.
The attempts in the legislature to tax
bank stock in this state, have failed.
A bill has passed in the senate OF this
state. to provide for the speedy payment of
the prizes in the, Union College Lottery,
No. 2-This is designed to exonerate
the Managers from the payment OF mo
new lost by the failure of MIR. Judah, and
others!
David b. Warden, who was appointed
bearer of dispatches tor France, returned
yesterday from Newport in packet. The
John Adams sailed from Newport at IL O..
clock on Sunday last.
MIR. William Davis of Poughkeepsie,
had, on Saturday sen'night. nearly 100
sheep killed and wounded by three dogs.
CENSUS. The population of Pennsylva-
mia. in 1910, according to the returns of the
Marshal, amounts to S1O,l63
In the year 1900 6O2,S6
Increase in 10 years 2O7 798
Philadelphia city contains 53,722
County 81 48S
Total HIPS
The population of Kentucky is 4O6 535
--.in 1900 it was 220,955 increase 1855
81
The population of Tennessee is 26i ,72Y
OF wnom 44 35f are slaves so that IA 10
OF 10000 will double its present representa-
tioa in Congress. In 1900 the population was
105,602 increase 156 l25
The population of Upper Louisiana terri
tory is 20,846
The population of Illinois Territory; is
12 600.
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AgGiiHsf

AgGinst
Rob ri l.. Blackburn, admir-. with tn will an
nexed, of VIM. Burberry, rec'd Laurence Ber-
ry and John T. Lom5X, exc ulors of the sid
Blackburn, William Boon, Austin Smith, and
Hansford. Deffs.
The d fendant Robert L. Blackburn, not hav-
ing his appearance and given ocurty according
to the act of assembly and the rul, OF tins court
and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the court.
tina be IS rot an Inhabitsnt of this country on
motion OF the plaintiff by ais counsel, 1t is or
dered, Tat the SAID defrndan, do appear mere on
the first day Of the next term and ans W, r the
~ OF The plaintiff; and that copy of this or
der be for hwh inserted in some newspaper.
published IN he c''y III Richmond, for 9 months
sue essiyey and posted at the front door of tina
Capitol IN the SAID city
A Copy fest,
March 20. wey
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NEW SUGHR REFINERY.
In RAII1,IMnRR
Mareh 20.

IA l. THOMAS 8. Co --OHer for sale AZ
~ thei store, corner &c mmerce & Water
Streets an assortment Of hanj On e Fl d Yam
lily, Loef, Lump, Piece and Bastard Sugars, e.
will keep constant and extensive supply of
mem OF such qualities and at such prizes they
expect will give satisfaction To every putcLs.
ser.
March ~. N
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COMMUNICATION.

MARRIED, on the 49,. ins. the elegant, inte-
resting. AID uelv a, mpl shed Miss sBE c.
CA TYLER. daughter IS Chancellor Tyler of
Williamsburg to GEouoE LOYAL Esq of Nor
folk.
MARRIED, on the 9Th int bv the Rev. Ste.
phen Bowel, Opt. FRANcis SMITH, to Mrs
MARY KING both of Abingdon.
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NJ the line. having been ordered to 60 for
the purpose Of capturing Christophe's ships
of war Ii is said, this step has been take,
IN consequence of one OF Chrstophe's ships
having fired iuto the boat of an English
irigate, and killing three Iien. 1t was ul,-
derstood, before the Female left port, thai
the squadron had sailed.
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FROM PORTO-RICO.

1t was published in The streets of St. Johns,
by order of the Governor. that Caracas
was in a state of blockade, Ave Spanish
men of war, one frigate, one corvette and
three briggs were sent from st. Johns, for
that purpose.
News arrived IN the morning of sailing.
that ST Barts was taken by the British
Markets dull
Ph,iadeLthia Paher.
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4 was the .rst in the series Of wrongs ; 60 Cor,

u was the irst in the series Of wrongs co Coy
TT c,'' esses-becsuse it was merged & COM
p'eh nae- IL, the orders or council OF J>n"--
SO says H.. wellington to FIR. Pinkney-be.
Cause 1t cut o.: the vers ssme specie. Of COM
merce with tn orter, viz. tie trade Along the
Coasts of the beiigeremts snt, =. saurse is liz.
BILE 10 the very same object ons---because, it
is IN fact r1rr,.n4rr seeuls iop Of commerce.
tbeng continued for nearly syears y and yet
is mere paper blockade, which vi hates our
neutral commerce.-Ifihe Regency wish to be-
on good te ms withus, they viii no. hesitate to
gre up th,s bi ckade. liter, repeating the more
-. ipg and co,ntreLensior orders OF Janurry
lS0T.-Thcy will wage war upon us for our
non-in ercourse law, because it was neither ont
fdait, theirs, but of the Old Ministry that i.
be'.s upon c. B-lha same terms were offer
ed to both h II ,,cremts did not they refuse
whilst France accepted
GJ' There, are:let,ers from England, via Bos.
ton, TO the 29tl Jan.-the Orders in Council NOE
then rescipded.
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NJ OTTO, In pursuance to Il deed OF tus
- executed 10 the subscriber, will be eff ed
for sale on ,urday the fourth day of NJ y u xt,
at Liggon's Tavern in Amelia county flr rssh,
a negro man named BOB, the properly of Jo-
shu4 Smhey Of Amelia county, t. satisfy d. BIT,
due to James Jackson, Se1r. of Prince Edward
county.
JOSIAH PERKINSON, Trustee.
March 80. lawsuit
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Nm Thursday, the 28th day of next month,
W will be exposed to public sale, OF the pre-,
m's"s, on credit of two and three years, LOTS
No and "a, in the town OF C.,rtersvie, winch
formerly belonged to Messrs. Deanes, add were
by them sold to Mr.. William Mackenzie On
one lot there is an excellent dwelling house, and
on.the other good lumber house. Intending
purchasers may obtain further information by
applying to Messrs Archibald Taylor & Co. who,
at present occupy the houses. Bonds with APP
pro we'd security, to bear interest from the d.tes
but the interest will be RENTED if the princ.nsk
Is punc.ualy paid
~ JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Feb. % ids
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W IRGINIA AT Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the City of
Richmord, the fourth dss of February 1911
Joseph ChitteD assignee o. Robert Herefor.tz
vino was assignce of Thomas y Hereford
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The sale of the above property in Cartersvilles
is postponed till Thursday the 18th day of AZ
pril next, at which time the sale will take
place.
March 90 ids
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENT.

GJ DABNEY CARR, Esq of Albemarle,
Judge ofthe General Court, in the room Of Will
liam II. Caoell, Esq who has accepted the seat
on the bench Of the Court of Appeals.
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NA~cHEz, March 4.
WEsf--FLoRIpA,

WEST--FLoRIDA,
BY the last accounts from NJ bile, 1t appears
that Col. CUSHING has aScende d the river
TO Fort Stoddart, and that both him and
Col. SPARES arr arrested by order of G EN-.
HAMPTON ;
The Spaniard, still retain possession oE
Mobile, and refuse to give it up to the Uni
ted States. ..
Cot. FERDINAND l.. CLAIBORNE is APP
pointed by The p, sident oi he United
States Brigadier- General, OF the Mississippi
territory.
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~ Sharks is doubte s put under arrest
WAY ?wes suspec ,Ior having srmm ned Mo-
bile. (where the Spanish torce still ret 81
possesson,) TO surrender. - enquirer.
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o. Various Editorial articles postponed-
arrangements will be made, to let them in, for
the future.
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c. JUpce SeMrLE has fixed his residence
at Cedar Fields on James River, in Surry coui.
~ near the Cross Roads.
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g he Guqulrer.
RICHMOND, MARCH &c, 1911.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
THE OLD BACHELOR.
No. XXX.

Est modus in rebus stunt cert denque fines
Qnos ultra, eitrsque nequit consistcre rectum.
Hon. LEI SAT-. 1. v. 106
some certain mean III all things may be found
10 mark our virtues and our vices bound,
FRANCIS.
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n We arc not g. in a Cleft Sticko-as the
letter from Paris expresses. The u S have
ankly toll France, that the only block,de
those rep al will be required of G. g. is that -,
lay 18O6-See the Sec. of S ate's letters to Cen
A. OF 6th July, & Nov 2.
And why was this block ade picked out
On THIS point, the London Prints have
SHOWING sgrest deal of igaossnce - c7e,.
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cealment, this bane, this evil genius, {
tiend OF matrimonial life.
q y there be indeed any other of
readers except Romeo, who may ha
heretofore, fallen into this fatal error, let
Persuad- him to atone for it. to his iniut
wife. as soon as possible, by al open. fra
and ingenious confession, and thus TO
nounce the vice fofever. Let me prev
upon him to taste but once of the pure :
native fountain of conjugal confidence, i'm
full and perfect state, and / have no f,
that he will ever again be III posed to drink
the troubled and bitter waters Of dissimu
zion and perhdy. As TO Romeo him sell
lmPlore such Ut my female readers as ~
be married 10 assist me in discovering wi
ther this be real or hctitiou. charact,
let them endeavDr to ascertain whether
Their OF them, unknown TO herself. is
much injured Juliet and let them also
dcavor TO ascertain not by the tongues
the counienances OF their interrogated h
! bands whether either of them can posi-
he the most unfortunate and wretched
! meo.
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Coach-maklng, in all its various
Branches.
E. P. TAYLOR.

E. /. n Lux
. ESPECTFCLLY informs his friends
IN aud the public, that he conlih 1es TO
carry on the Coach-maktng business in all its
various branches, at the shop i'll Fairfax.
street, formerly occupied by Rhea aid 7ay-
or, where all orders in his line of business
will be- strictly attended
From an establishment Of three years
the above line Of business ne is able to say,
as proof OF his Workmanship, he has many
vouchers.
Ccntlemen who may please to favor him
with shrir orders for Carriages of any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with neatness and strength.
N u. AIikinds Of Carriages and Harness.
es made and repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
in FOR SHE,
a second hand Coachcc with Eaeness.
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By Order Of the Orphans Court q
Charles County.
This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber, OF Charles county,
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
SAID county, in the State OF Maryland, let
tiers of administration on the personal estate
Of f1aucis Fl. SHE'D. late Of the county atore-
said deceased: :, All persons hsying claims
against the said deceased ale Hereby warned
to exhibit the. same with the vouchers there
day of August next or they my by law be
excluded frosa all benefit TO said estate ~
and those indebted thereto are rcqicsIed 10
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 2o,h,day Of
huary, 1911
Theodore Dent, Admir-.
March S. cost.
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This desirable Country Seat is tor
Sale on a::Leral credit.-Withimh half an hours
ride of Alexandria, it offers every necessary
accommodation for genteel family. The
Tract bounds on Hunting Creek; and con
tains Two hundred and twen,y.three acres.
" not sold before the first week in April, il,
will be leased 20 an approved Tenant, on ac-
comm odating terms publications. may be
made to WILLIAM HERBERT, Esq Alexan-
tris, OF to the subscriber.
John Carlyle Herbert,
Near Vanpi0e, maryland.
February 1. 2awf,
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Low PRICED SHOES.

LOW PRICED SHOES.
have Just received few boxes
co,ored MOROCCO SHOES, wLish viii be
sold low by the be-; or single pair.
on HIND,
COTTON. in Bales,
New RICE, in Tierces,
INDIGO, in Boxes,
Refined CfDER, in Bottles,
WINDSOR SOAP and WASHBALLS,
in Boxes,
Carolina Ground Nut. in bags,
A few groce ga,oon BINDING,
aquan,ity Carolina MOSS, 70. Uphol.
stcrers, answering every purpose of curled
hair, and at one tenth the price,
TRUNKS as usual, wholesale & retail.
Z. GILMAN.
February ~ eostaw.
-" Those who want earth for filling UP,
are invited to tax it nov from the corner3f
Commerce and Fayette streets, where
thrown up very convenient to load.
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JUST RECEIVED
SLAVES WANTED.

FOR eight or ten Virginia Slaves, boysS
women and men, Of goo,f char cter, liberal
price in cash will be given. Apply to the
subscriber,
Francis L. Lee;
In Alexandria, or to his Managef
at Sully, Fairfax county.
February IA. d
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ROBERT GRAY,
BOOKSELLER c9 Stat2oney.

NCoEN L oN "A
Bookseller 6 Statsoner,
opposite the Washington 7auern--kins street.
HAS LATELY RECEIVED FOR sALK
The .folissuing Books:
ARABI AN KNIGHTS Entertainments,
vols. calf, gilt.
Dc Quevedos' Works, 8 vols. do. do.
Spectator, vols. do 90.
Ditto, 10 vols. do. do.
Careiio on Electricity.
Copper's surgical Dictionary.
Bells Anatomy, 4 vols. calf.
Medical Extracts, S vols. calf, with 81.
perb plates.
D.rwin's Phylclogia, Thonpson's Con.
spectus, C,ark's Homer, Tooke's Pantheon,
Bells Surgery, vols. Culien's Practice,
Cuiieh's Materia Mcdica, Haller's PAysiolu
ey, Henry Chymesiry, Boole's Tasso, gilt
hlndiag, Blair's Sermons, 3 vols. The &C.
rough, a poem, oy Crab, Parks Chymes.
try.
Virgil, Horace, Caesar, Ovid and Sallust
Dciphiai, Clark's Corderi, Rippons Hymns,
Comley's Grammar, Pocket and Family BIZ
bies, School do. and Tcs,an ents, Hutton's
housekeeping Jackson's do. GibsJn's Sur
veying. Flint's do Ainwor,h.s Latin. Die
tionary, Hume's ESSAYS, Dolinbrooks works,
Ladies and Gentcmcn's Pocket Almanacs,
for 1911 Also larse stock OF Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Bonnet & Randbox Boards,
Playins Cards, States, SC.
y B, Country merchants supplied with
schcsl books, stationary, &c. SC. on liberal
erIns.
November Z,
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THE defendants Basye ane

Tx OCASlludllLS Dds w dllo
Metcalr not having enieWd their appearances
given security, according to the act ofassem-
b,y aud the rules o + this court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the court upon afida.
eit thai the saiddcfendants, Basye & Me,calf,
are not inhabitants of this district. on motion
orthe said complainant, by his counsel, it
i, ordered, that the said defendants Basye &
Metcalf do appear here on the first day Of
next term, and enter their appearance to the
suit and Civ. security for performing The de.
cyce Of the court and that the other defend.
ants, Ferdinand Marsteller and John Young
under the firm of Marsteler & Young and
Edmand l. Lee, do not pay away, convey,
or secrete the debts by them owing 10, or the
estate or effects in their haads belonging to the
said absent defendants Basye y Mstcalf, until
the further order or decree of the court, and
that a copy of this order be forthwith publish
ed for two months successfully, in one of the
public newspapers published in this rounty'
an that another copy be posted at the front
door oflhe Court house of said county.
A eopy-Test,
G. Deneale, &C.
January law2m
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Burr Milestone Monufaaory.

The Subscriber informs the
public that he has received supply of Burr
Blocks and intends to reeommcnce the max
ing OF Burr Mil-otones ut his late dwelling
OIL Patrick street, between King an Cameron
streets, about he irst of March next, wbe
he can supply Burr Stones of sny dimensions
that may be ordered. He has also a good as
.sortmeas of Boiling Cloths, which can be had
by applying to Joseph Dean or aethe Manu-
factory. Any person wishing t.. engage
Surrs before the fist of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December II. 2aw
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February IS.

Y,ginia, Frederick County-lo suii:
DANIEL LEE made oath before me
Justice Of the Peace for the said county, that,
on the 2eh August, 1910, he cut two Bank
Notes of One Hundred Dollars each, and re-
mitted BY post from Winchester the halves
of said notes 10 JOSEPH JANEEY, Alexandra
that, on receiving an acknowledgment OF
the above he tie Said Daniel Lee enclosed
ne remaining halves Of said notes directed to
JOS pin Janney, sAlexandria, < put the same
into the post.office at Winchester with his
own hands. He further says that he did not
keep any description of said notes, but to the
best of his recollection they were on the Uni
on Bank Of Maryland; but, for the greater
certainty, he refers to tie halt notes tlr t re-
mi,ted Sworn 10 before me this 18Th day
EDWARD MCGUIRE.
District Of Columbia, Aexandr'a
County, to zuit:
JOSEPH JANNEY made affirmation be
fore rue Justice of the Peace for said eoan-
IT., thta the half notes mentioned above last
enclosed, we're never received BY him-Gly'
en- under nay hand this 4th day OF March,
1911.
M.rehs Iaw6w
100 barrels Swest Cider,
For sale BY
| Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fairfax ssreess'
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e. Was committed to the lalt

Co Was committed to the jail
Of Aiexandria county, as a runaway, negro
man who says his name is PLAT O-he
says he is from Frederick county, Va -He
i. about thirty years OF age, stout made. had
on when committed, blue jacket and trow-
sers. The owner is reque sted- to come sno
prove his property and pay charges and take
him away; otherwis he will BE Disposed OF
AZ the law directs.
James Campbell jailer.
Novemtsr %.
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Public Sale.

Ga WEDNESDAY, the 18th March next,
il fair; fnet, the next fir day; will be
sn,.'. on the premises, 1T twelve O'Clock,
a three story Brick House & Lot,
with al tire either buildings now occupied by
Do4tor Siabler--f>ur Lots on Washington
2ai Ave OH Duhc street.
TIRE NEXT on,
A Lot with Buildings, at WeR-
Eni, about twenty acres.
fLSO,
164 Acres, two miles from Alex
al ris, On th% Ca,chcsle" toad, lii lots from
,an 30 tweGv acres. Terms will be made
kaswn Isl the ti,ie OF sale.
John Korn,
Jacob W,semil'er.
February IS, 2aw,S
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-12
CLOVER-SEED,

N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-Street,
Has received few tierces of ex celIent fresh
Clover-St cd.
On hand, as usual, good assortment Of
fresh c ARDEN SEEDS, Timothy, Orchard
Grass, Burnet and Hemp Seed.
ALSO,
An elegant and extensive assortment of
Queens Ware, China, cut and PLAIN Glass,
complete blue printed Table Sets, with era.
Wy and fish dishes; Walters, Bread Trays,
Casters, Lamps, Chimney Ornaments, with
variety of fancy articles.
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