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Anne OF Brltanlly,
Al Historical kOMANCL-lS Just re-
ceived, and tor sale by
James Kennedy, Sen.
July ls. cost
lust Received,
FOR SHE BY
July ls.

JAMES KENNEDY, Sen.
DR.. y !. .alnson's Observations on the Gil
mate in difie lent parts of America, com.
pared with the Eastern Continent-belng
an Introductory Discourse to the History
of North Carolina
Osborne ON the Duties of Men in Society,
2 vols.
The new Manual Of Devotions
Nelson on the great Duty of trequenting the
Christian Sacrifce-the Preparation re-
quired thereat, with Suitable Devotlons
The Letters of Theodosius and Constantta
Lie oil DR.. Franklin
A handsome assortment of Church Prayer
Books of various sizes, in plain and elegant
binding
Watt.'s Psalms and Hymns, do. do.
A variety OF Bibles OF all the different sizes,
ano. fine School Testaments School and
Classical Books and handsome assert.
ment OF Children's Books, with fine en-.
cravings
Superhne Letter paper best Foolscap Ink.
powder and Quilts with every ether alti.
Gle in the Stationary line {; also Bonnet
Boards of the best quality
July l8. cow
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JOSEPH SPEAR,
Most resfeetuNy informs his Friends and the
Public,

Most res1ecyully informs his Friends ana the
Public,
THAT he has tomm enced the CABINET
BUSINESS in all it's various branches, near.
" opposite the Vendue Store, Plince-street
he also makes and repairs all kinds Of Mu.
steal Instruments, such as Piano Fortes,
Bass Viols, Viollns, Guitars. &c. and will
also furnish Mahogany Collins Tor grown per"
sons for fifteen dollars. He hopes the
goodness of his materials, the soundness of
his work, and the strict attention he intends
having to his business, will ensure him en-
couragement from generous public. All
of the above branches of business will be ex-
ecuted at the shortest notice.
June l8. go
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For Sale at Public Auctaon,
ON THE FIRST TUESDAY IN AU-
GUST NEXr,
TINE PLANTATION of the late Burdit
Hamilton, lying on the Potomac river,
in Charles county, containing rs acres-the
soil is equal to any in the county. 1t is ex-
pected that any person wishing to purchase,
will view the premises-it is therefore unne-
cessary to enumerate the many advantages
attending this beautiful situation.
Terms ofsale-One half of the purchase
money to be psid in y months. & the other
in Is months from the day of sale, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security.
Hecatissa Wade,
Geo. H. Lanham, for
Julia Lanham and
Delilah Hamilton.
July g. !a"A.
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Just Published,
For Sale by ROBERT GRAY,

An account of Expeditions to the Sources
Of the Mississippi, and through the Western
parts of louisiana, to the Source of the Ar
kansaw, Kans, La Platte, and Pierre Jaun Ri
vers-performed by order of the government
of the United States during the years 1905.
1906, and 1907
and II TOUR THROUGH
The interior Parts of Mew Stain,
When conducted through these Provinces
by order of the Captain General, in the year
lso7-by Major Z. NJ. Pike-illustrated
with Maps and Charts.
Price with the Plates ssperate, IS IS
Ditto with the Plates bound in ct. 3 so
Ditto in boards, 8 90
0T Subscribers will please call for their
copies.
JUST RECEIVED.
A supply of Carey's Family
Bibles, and Adgate's Music.
July Is r. G.
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Public 5. lie.

On WEDNESDaY, lhe 24th Of July, 'u'H oe
e1hoscd 70 fubhc sale on The PREMISES,
A Lot of Ground, held in fee
simple, situated on he south SIDE Ut Luke
street and the east side OF Fairfax street.
Ind at the same time and place,
Another Lot of Ground, stu.
ate on the south side OF Duke.street < east
ward of Fairfax street subject to ground
rent of thirty six dollars sixty six cents; late
the residence OF John Duniaf, Esq. deceas-
ed The sale will commence at o'clock.
Terms Of sale-One third in hand, one third
in three months, and the other third in six
m ontt.s; the p yments to be secured by good
notes negotiable in any bank in Alexandria,
and by deed of trust on the premises.
July IL eotS
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cotton carded by Machinery.

Georgetown, July e--.lo dtSI.
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LANDING

LANDING
From schooner II Washington, and for sale,
lsa barrels Rum,
so bags oumatra Pepper,
500 piece. first chop Nankeens,
SOC yards first quality Tow Linen.
also IT STOKE,
Bar Iron, Russia bleached & brown Sheet
ing, Ravens Duck, Spanish Segars.
William Smith.
July IL d3t& awsw
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Potomac Company.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an annual
Meeting of the said Company, will be held
according to law at the UNION TAVERN,
in Georgetown, on Monday the 5th day of
August heXt
BY order fine Board.
Jos. Carleton,
Treasurer Potomac Company.
Haoroafown tuIv o.l0 ffQIa
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Public Sale.

On Tuesday the 10th August, at IL o'clock,
on the Premises, the subscriber will expose
at Public Sale, for ready money,
A Tract of Land, containing
One Hundred and Seventy Acres, situated on
the Post Road leading from Alexandra to
Occoquan, FIVE miles from the former, and
seven miles from the latter place-being
moiety Of the Round Hill Tract. This Land
is valuable, every foot of it being suitable for
grass or small grain, and in the life time of
the late William Triplett. who resided many
years on this land, the part new offered for
sale has produced upwards Of Forty Tons OF
Hay in season. An indisputable title will
be given.
James Irwin.
July I6: 2awts
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THE subscribers having erected Card
ing Machine at their shop in Fairfax street,
inform the public that they will card Cotton
into oils for the common wheel at 10 cents
per pound They contemplate attaching
Drawing and Rowing Machinery to The card.
er in about two weeks when they Will be able
to prepare Cotton for the Delaware Spinner,
which they propose doing at IS cents per Id.
They solicit the patronage Of the public and
promise that no pains Shall be spared on their
par; to oblige those who will favor them with
their custom.
Gregg & Head.
June ii 2aw3w
N B. 1t is requested that Gotten bro't
to be carded, be carefully noted.
G. & H
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K. G7ayS List Of Prazes
Potomac and shenandoah Navi-
cation Lottery.
ELEVENTH Days DRAWING.
July l6, 1911.
No. 1924, first drawn number, prize OF
$1,000.
Nos. 1891, lo,sss, prizes of 500.
Nos. 1914, l2,4lO, prizes of $50.
Nos. 1870, 500, 1864, 1884, prizes OF
800.
Nos. l4lo, 1898, 1867, 1881, 1882, 1850,
1884, 1922, 1854, 1924, 1854, 1883, SOIL
56s3, 1919, $500, SIG, 6o77, 665l, 65l9,
s69l, s4l4, SlSl, $685., 1864, lo,oo3, lo,2o2,
1868, 1928, 1885, 1924, 1884, ll758
l2,5O4, 1904, l47Ol, 1920, 1889, 1881,
1929, l59s5, l5458, 1920, 1911, 1923
1857, 1866, 1872, 1882, 1870 le,l45
1874, le,447, prizes of Sl2 each, and SO
prizes of $40 each.
The wheel gained this day 5 2,os4
Former gain, lo,44o
Present gain, l2,4So
Present price of Tickets 8 l2.-Next day
of drawing on Friday the 10th inst. On Tues
day next the Esd inst. which will be the 18th
day of drawing, the first drawn Ticket will be
prize of s 5000.
Tickets for sale by K. Il.
July II.
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FRESH TEAS, &c.
81 lea len caddics Gunpowder and Impe-
IL quarter chests and boxes do.
S d. large Hyson,
IS do. and boxes Young Hyson
S do. Hyson Skin
Teas, Of THE late't IMPORTATION and
of excellent quality.
80 barrels very goo Brown sugar
IS hhds Philadelphia Rye W hiskey
40 barrels Baltimore nspectio. do.
1900 VT of Goshen Cheese
so tons Plaster,
Also,
A general assortment of Groceries, best
Flour and Crackers
Joseph H. Vaudeville.
July Is dlw&law4w
lust Received
BY the slooh Deshatch schooner Forsitude,
and sloo1a M0ntezuma, fir m Hoyok-and
for sale by the su6scr 6er-
800 so S borshs.d. M4'eo0ad0 Sugars
40 boxes Havana white & brown do.
80 bales Upland Cotton, OF superior
quality.
10000 pounds Green Coffee.
10 bags Ginger.
boxes Irvine.
casks Fayal Wine:
so barrels Nsw-York prime Pork.
100 barrels Tar.
10 hogsheads Antigua Rum.
40 tierces new Rice.
20 crates Queens Ware.
Also, by the brig Sydney, Cristain, from Lii
Sertool, via Norfolk.
| Nine bales and one box, containing SUPER
fine navy blue and black Cloths, Plains, Ker-
seys, and worsted Hosiery.
Newton Keene.
June 6.
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60 The Subscriber has re-
ceived Bolted Meal, Herrings, Table Salt,
ana sundry other Articles that are good and
nice for family use.
James NJ. Stewart.
July 10 cost
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MfCHIAYEL TIE Cd.
THE WARNING.

We now offer to our readers most important
ti neh State Paper, promised in our last. We
shall not assert, pnqusliiedly. that it is anthem
tic because We have not the means Of abso-
lutte knowledge ofthe factJ We neither saw
the original, signed by the Dixie of Galore nor
have wa the chain of evidence which verifi.s the
translation and copy But for ourselves, we are
convinced ofits authenticity, beyond a reasona-
bic doubt-Not merely because it comes from
one who has the means Of judging correctly,
and whose probity would not suffer him to coun.
tenance 8 suspected imposition but for the
stronger rcason, that it bears, in every SEN
tenceIthe very image and superser;phon of the
,ysoSeyn Cesar. We call on every independent
American Editor who may be like us. impressed
with an idea of its Importance, to give it circu-
lation. We wish to press it upon the conside-
ration OF every American reaaer. AT present,
we shall make farther cemment-but shall
frequently refer to it hereafter, while we pur.
sue, as we intend, series ofdissertations, on
what we conceive to be the best course of
policy for our country to adopt TO retrieve her
honor, and secure her independencc.-Boston
Patriot.
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will hot stop At the door or in the pit Of the
atre, bgN sooner or later force an entrance into
banks, oaces and mag azines, there also to affix
its maximun-to inf1ict its acquisitions
Since the wisdom Of his imperial and royal
m'ghtiness has instructed the continent with re-
gard to its true isteres, continental warriors are
no longer trbutaryto insular pedlars and Eng
lishmen, who in exchange for their dearly sold
superhuities, received Gom foreigners their ne.
.cessaries almost for nosbng, began to dread u
famine. To lessen the consumption of grain, go
vernment looked for some sr6ssifute for tie dis
tilleries. Their warehouses weighing down
with perishsble colonial produces, sugar natu-
rally presented itself and was proposed.--The
owners of lands took instant alarm they formed
an opposition and during months, the grain &
the sugar factions, with the theatrical and the
reforming factions, with the naval and the mill
tary factions with the jacosin. the city and the
parliamentary factions continued to engage the
whole attention of truly factious, divided and
licent'ous people. This is not the only instance,
when the interior of London forms striking r.
semblance with the interior of Constantinople.
at the period the Musselmen were a, its walls,
and with their scymetars soon settled the dis.
putes ofthe contending sects and parties
Every foreign invader of the British Islands
has become their conqueror. Bankruptcy may
d'smantie mutiny may dispense; storms may
destroy, and victory may capture fleets, hitherto
the scte projectors of G. b. against the lust
wrath OF ms Imperial and Roy al Majesty.-
.Submission, alone, can prevent Brtains from
being ike the Batavians, erased from the list of
independent nations Resistance may retard in
making more terrible. the catastrophe, but il
cannot alter'their destiny. They hxve no choice
left between obedience or conquest. The reign.
ing house never produced hero. and the do
mestic virtues of prince ruling this turbulent
eod factioss people, are weak pledges that the
repase OF continental nations will not still be
disturbed or invaded sit remains, however, to
be decided, whether s change of dynasty will
be necessary, or change OF constitution will be
thought suficient' Long ago, the mere assent
ofhis Imperial and Royal Majesty, might have
produced in 6. B q general overthrow Long
ago, have different factions caused to be laid be.
fore his Imperial and Royal Majesty, bot, re
quest for receiving support, and plans for effec-
ting revolutions But these are not times to
encourage or to permit subjects to undermine
established thrones. alone, sh all
hereafter, be the judges of Monarchs and woe
to the Prince, who resorts 10 an appeal to his
People against the sentence of his equals ! |!
He has ceased to reign.
Fonta;ne6!eau, October 3Oth, 1910.
(Stgned)
DUKE OF CADORE.
To His Excekleney----.
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To His ExceAeney--
Most Confidential.

TRAYED on Sunday the Goth of May last,
y from Mr.. Samrel Wooddy's near the Ches.
ter6eld Coal Pitts, with saddle, martingale, col
lar, head stall and bit, large SORREL or by
some called Sorrel Roam HORSE having some
white hairs interspersed He is about five or
six years old, five feet one or two inches high,
long necked, and the two hind feet white, & a
little spot near the flank of his off, or far side
on the near side of the neck, near the junction
of the body, is small round white spot, and on
the head Immediately under the fore-top, is a
scar, apparently to have been occasioned by
a bowl purchased him of Mr.. Thomas Nor.
veil, near Fincastle, Bottetourt County, where
it is probable he may have attempted TO get o.
A reward of 90 dollars will be given to any one
that will deliver him with saddle &c. to me in
this place, fifteen dollars for the horse alone,
and all reasonable expences paid, or dollars to
any person that will give such Information as
will enable me to get him again.
RICHARD HUGHES.
rune ID. <w3W
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POTOMAC LANDS FOR sale:
Niay17.

L.
THE Subscriber offers for sale the TRACT
L OF LAND, whereon he now lives (late
the residence of Col Geo. Brent, dec'd) con-
tanning Cos acres, upwards of enc third part
now in Woodland, Immediately at the head of
tide water, and adjoining the town of Wood
stock, on Aqua Creek. There are probably fe w
Farms more productive, very considerable
portion Off is rich low grounds in arabic order,
and at least eighty acres sewed with Red Clo-
yer, between IL aud Is acres in timothy grass,
and a much larger quantity at an Aconsiderabie
expence might be made the Buildings, tho
not elegant, are comfortable, spacious and con-
venent with all necessary out houses a small
young orchard of Apples and Peaches now in
bearing, exclusive Of some select fruit lately
budded and grated. Attached TO this estate are
two valuable Mill Seats, the one above, the D.
ther below the Aqua Warehouses, a stand in
feror to none for the mercantile business; it
being so conveniently situated on tide water
Upon payment of part of the purchase money,
: considerable indulgence would be given for
the balance with possession Of the whole at the
end OF the year, and liberty of seeding 100
bushels of wheat in corn ground, the most of
which was IN clover last year. Any person wish
ng to view the premises and DESTROYS Of the
terms of sale will apply TO
w. p. BAYLY.
Woodstock, Stafford Coun-
~, May II, 1911. w1m&1sf2m
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IN CHANCERY VIRGINIA: in Rich.
4 mond Hastings Court. 10Th May, 1911
John r. Price, RhF.
AGAINST,
John B. Walton & Edmond Webster and Ro-
bert Poore, cabinet makers and partners carry
ing on business under the firm of Webster and
Poore mo-.
The defendant John d. Walton, not having
entered his appearance and given security, &C.
cording to the act of assembly, and the rules of
thus court and it appearing to the satisfaction
Commonwealth, on the motion of the pIa;ntifi
by his counsel. 1t is ordered, that the said de-
iendant do appear here on the first day of the
next quarterly court, and answer the bill OF the
plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond for two months success
slvely, and posted at the front door of the Court;
house in the said City.
Copy-Teste,
CAL. HOWARD, D. C. R. H. C.
june q w8w
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June IA.


ID DIVERS White Sulphur SPRINGS,
4 3 Creenbrier.- The Subscribers, the pre-
sent occupants of these Springs, beg leave To
return theirthanks for the very genrrous encsu-
ragement which they received the last seasun-
and to inform the public, that they are now in u
situation to receive company--that they have
with much trouble and very great expence, ca
soied themselves to entertain comiortably, up
wards of one hundred persons, with their seq
wants. They have repaired all the former
buildings, and have erected seventeen neat lode-
Ing houses, with plank floors, glass windows
ana brick chimniesi they have also built very
spacious dining house, having set apart the taa
dining house for the entertaining of travellerss
and have added solargely to their stables. ting
they can now stall upwards of an hundred hor-
SEES. They have laid in an abundant supply a&
the best stores-from all of which, they cens-
oentiy hope to give general satisfaction TO those
who may visit their
FOUNTAIN OF XEALIH!
A Post Office has lately been established nj
these Springs, and variety of Ne wspapers via
be taken from different parts of the u S for the
amusement of the visitors.
WIN. HERNDON s. Co
Greenbrier, June 18. If
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NCHANCERY-In Hanover County cour,

TN CHANCERY-In Hanover County Court.
i April25. 1911.
Horatio 6. Winston, William o. Winston.
Joseph F. Price and eliza Ills wife, formerly E.
liza Winston, and John F. Price and M aria his
wife formerly Maria Winston, children and
Legatees OF John Winston. decd
Lgmnst,
John Pettus and others, heirs of Stephen Pet
tus, decd. and James boswell and Thomas
Price, exors of Samuel Day, decd.
Def.s
-, This day came the Plaintiffs by their Counsel.
and the Plaintiffs file their bill, &C. in this suit.
which being read, it is thereupou decreed and
ordered, that the Defendants lanes boswell
and Thomas Price, ex'rs. of Samuel Day, decd.
be enJo'ned from paying away to the other De-
PENDANTS the sum of twenty eight pounds four
teen shllings and one penny three fartbinps.
with interes, thereon, after the rate IF five per
centum per annum, to be computed from March
1897 and that the said Executors paw unto the
Plaintiffs the said sum with interest thereon as
aforesaid, dpon the Plaintiffs executing bond
to them according to law. And the other De-
PENDANTS John Pettus and others, Heirs of Ste
phen Rettus. deed. not having entered their ap
pearance, and glvep security according to the
act OF Assembly and the rules ofth.s Court and
IL appearing to .ac satisfaction of the Court that
they are not inhabitants If this Country, ON the
motion OF the Plaintiffs by .heir Counsel, 1t :.
ordered, that the said Defendants John Pevus
and others, Heirs of Stephen Pettus, decd do
appear here on the fourth Wednesday in July
next, and answer the bill OF the. Plaintiffs. and
that acopy of this: order be forthwith inserted
IN some public newspaper printed in the CITY of
Richmond, tor two months successfully, and
tnae announcer copy be posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse ofthis County.
A Copy--Teste,
June. wsw
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against
John S. Wexford, Richard and Stephen Win
chester, heretofore trading under the firm of
John S. Wexford, and Company and the said
Richard and Stephen Winchester,
Defendants.
The defendants Richard Winchester and Ste.
phen Winchester, not having entered their ap.
pearance and given security according 10 the
act of assembly and the rules of this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that they are not inhabitants of this country !:
on motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, 1t is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the first day of the next term and an
swer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some ne VS.
paper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
of the Capitol in the said city.
A copy. Itste,
WIN. HENNING, C. C.
May H.. w8w
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ME su5seyiJer, Lacins disposed ,fs syeos
i part Of his STOCK in trade, is sill anxious to
seu fhe resnainder, consisting Of the best choice Of
VINES, Rasns, China Ware, Glass, do. Teas
Cc. Cc-As the assortment is veyy com.
pierre and ofthe 6est qualify, ii deserves fhe atten
fion Of Pnyehaser ,0iins By his exertions to en-
Ter isto 6Gsiners ve,y profitable.
AUBI1 LAFOREST.
May wl2su
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ANDS FOR SALE, IN the State of~Ken
~ tucky-The Subscriber offers for sale
Three Tracts of Land in the state Of Kentucky,
at reduced price, viz. one tract Of 1000 acres
in the 1ounty Of Mason, the other two in the
county OF Ohio, on Rough Greek and Green
river, being first rate land. The tract on Rough
Creek contains 5000 acres, that on Green river
5000 acres,
On the 5000 acres on Rough Greek are salt
works which will be valuable to the Dur.
chaser title 10 the above lands is ntisput.
able.
JOH:, p. DUVAL.
Richmond, april 10. oaftf
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TO THE PUBIC

have removed to the new Brick building,
4 scituate at the corner between the Stress
leading from the Public Warehouse to Hays
brewery, and from Mr.. Gallego's to the Arrnos-
ry; and continue to practise Law with attsRtt-
:, and ass,duity in the several Superior Cours
holden in this City.
WIN MUNFORD.
June 18. a.
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June 81
EWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rns-

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ras-
away yellowIsh iAN,about so years Old,
looks hearty and strong, is short & bow-leeged
named Charlesl Christian; he has driven nv car
rage tor many years and is pretty we'll known
He took with him only suit Of old brown piaius.
but his other clothes except his best suit he .,sa
probably obtaIned-I expect he is now in CbaI.ss-
CITY, New-Kent or Surry-He is well acgusint-
ca IN Richmond and Petersburg Il will pay s 10
for his apprehension, if secured and delivered a,
me-and for experimenting old Isham, about 60
ears old, tail black man, with one glass eve.
formerly the property OF Maj. Lighifoot of Has.
City, will give also ten dollars-He Runaway
without even word, end is lurking in lanes
City about the upper Church, or in Richrnsz-..
JAMES SEMPLE.
June 81. I'm
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June 81.

NOTICE.
" ILL be sold on a credit of months, en-
w Tuesday the 9th day of July next at the:
Shop occupied by the late DR.. w. Watts, all
his Stock of Medicine, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security to
DANL. WEISIGER, Ad,sy of
w. WATTS.
Manchester, June 81. 4t
Twelve thousand Cypress Palings for Sale:
tor terms, apply opposite Johnson's Ware
house.
ID WEISICER-