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Burr MalI-3tonc Ma'lujaS1o y.
The Subscriber Informs the

The Subscriber Informs the
public that he his r ceived 4 supply of Burr
Blocks and intends to recommence the max :
inc of Burr Mill-otones al his late dwelling
on Patrick street, between King an, Cameron
streets, about the FIRST OF March 'l'ext whe
he can supply Burr Stones OF any dimensions
that may be ordered He has also good as
sortment of Boiling Cloths, which can be had
by applying to Joseph Dean or atthe Manu-
factory Any persoa wishing to engage
Burrs before the FIST of March viii please
apply to Joseph Dean.
Benjamin P~own.
December II. 2aW
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aA1caandria County, December Term, 1910.
Ordered, That the administrator Gle boDls
non, of William Henry Washington, deceas-
ed, doinser, the following adyertiscmentthree
times in each week for six weeks in the Alex
andria Daily Gazette.
TeStc,
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This is to give Notice, That

This is to give Notice, That
the subscriber of Alexandria county, in the
District of Colambia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters tes-
tamentasy or the estate of Joha LIKE,
sate of TIC county aforesaids deceased ---
All persons having claims against the said
decd are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
wish the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
on or before the l!th day Of June next
or they may by lazy be excluded from all be-
aefit Il, sail estate; and those indebted there
10 are reencstsd.to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this ith day Of Dec
1870.
w. H. Washington,
Administrator 81 e5ohn Like, aeceaseS.
December IL. eoSw
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OrDhans' Court,

Alenaadria County, Dec. Term, 1910.
Ordered, that tie administrators OF Joha
Like, deceased, dc insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
SIX weeks, In the Alexandra Daily Gazette
Icste;
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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Wood & Timber For Sale.

T%HE River Craft who arc employed in
{ bringing Wood to Alexandria, Wash
ington and Georgetown, are informed that
Oak, Hickory and Pine Wood are tor sale
about "a miles below Alexandria, ct the
landings at Frecstone Point, Neabs'o ard
Powelps Creek. Application is to be made
to The subscriber, residing at Frecstone Point
William Simmons.
Manager Tor Charles Zee.
Dec Is. 2awlm
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give notice, that the

HIS Is 10 give IlCllCC, !lldt Iiie
subscriber. CT Alexandra county, in the dis
trict Of Columbia; has obtained from the or
lshan's court of Alexandria county letters OF
administration lie ponis non, on the personal
estate of Will m Henry Washington, late OF
the county aforesaid decea,ed; all persons
hyving Cha ms against the said deceased arc
hereby warned 10 exhibit the Same witllthe
voucf hers thereof to the subscriber. on OF be-
fore the Goth day of June next; or they may
by law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate and those indebted to said estate are
required to make immediate payment Given
under my hand this Goth day of Decembtr,
1910.
William H. Wilmington,
Administrator de bonis non, OF
VIM H. Washington. decd.
December 90. StaW CIV
Wood e Timber For Sale.
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NETWORK SHOES.

FIST Reeeioed,
Ladies' fashionable Kid s. Morocco Shoes.
ffans jarSis's sssanetactory.
Alec, Shoe Ornaments.
On hand
81 1900 yards Domefse Linen, low
for cash Ss approved credit.
S. IL d. REED.
Dscsmker 81 90
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The Areh:vss Of Useful Knowledge.

A WORK devoted to Commerce & Man
II ufacturcs Rural and Domestic Agri-
culture, and the Useful Arts, by DR.. James
Meuse Secretary to the agricultural Society
Of Philadelphia. One number will appear
every three months, to contain io8 pages
octave price two dollars per annum payable
III advance.
Subscriptions Gre received and any further
nformati on given by
James Kennedy, fen.
Bookseller, king-street.
80 Nos and are received and ready
for delivery TO subscribers
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THE defendants Rasse ,.I

,
given security, according to tic act Of ass,,
bly, and the rules ollhis court, and it arpp |
i ing to the satisfaction Of the court upon sfSJ
Wit that the saiddclcnd4n,s Base * Metz,
are not inhabitants Of this district. on mt;J
ofthe said complainant. by his Counsel \
is ordered, that the said defendants Ba,sg
Melcaii do appear here on the FIRST dw /
next term, and enter their appearance to q,
suit and slvs security for performing thcd,
cree OF the court and that tne or:lcr y2sp,|
ants, Ferdinand MarstelIcr nd joan Tym,
under the firm Of M:rs.elEcr * Younc I'd
Edmund J. Lee, do not PCS away, con,oI
or secrctc TIE Debts by Oh, ~ "w,rg TO- ora,
estate or effects IL heir hanG& hciCaHiap tos
said .bsent defendants 8 ,sse y NEetca,i and
the further o,Gs% or decree ct tic court, ;gI
that a copy .! ,tfis orlerbe Forthwith Ggar: d
eli tor two mo- tbs successfully. in one oI,ls
pubic newspapers published IN tbs fcu5t
anu that an9thc! copy be posed * tite iga.
door OF the Court house Of sad ct,!!1y.
A copy-1cst
4 I
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At the annual mects1is CT ~
Stockholders in the Liit River IvraFA.
Company, in the town o! AIcxatscl:a, q" q
first Monday IN Dcccmbsr, ss'J, Inc I"
loving resolution was ANONYMOUSLY s''1i'Sd
That for the purpose Of encouraging re 10
Of broad whuc! Wagons en Tie iilitic h'@
Turnpike road, ali waggoSss the hfcroi'. :
the wheels whereof shall BIZ SIX incaes, SEQ
be permitted 10 pass the Gates<;'i SO" 70.
toll free, for the term CT iwo years Hie = :
Wagons whose wheels stat be sHe b's''1
IF Eve inches, shaiI be permitt<' 10 P@sa %
free, for the term OF ciah,een :a'onihs-''
wasgots tire breadth OF ;i,n wheels 7'he,p'
shall be !our inches, si,nl! he pcfn!iI1"
pass toll free Tor the sphcv 81 / MGR"
ftsm the time they SHAH hrst pass ts'e y
spective gates, Which shal! BE etcciilFy ~
ticed hy tAe gate kcePe,s--And that stIs ;.
guiaton shall be extend q to M sT''o S''
avail themselves Of it witi,in I've gears.
IlAs COPY.
Jonah Thompson, A@
Dseenitass az. INV
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c. Denea3e, C. c.
January 4.
Strayed or Stolen

OtI u u OlOiSH
From the Subscribers Wagon lying nj f.
so.'s, .near Hsrtshorne's mHj, OH S4sA4
night, the 18th uit.
A bay Horse, about IS Isan@'
high, star in his frrehcad * shed al! rcnl$
shout nine or,ten years oil. Any Person w
may find the sMd horse and wiz 'c&TS IAi
any where ON the road so that | gel bl"i =
gain, shall! receive reasonable aud o2tlsI'r
tory reward.
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January 4


January law2m
District of Columbia,
COUNTY OF aLEXASDRIA--to rit.
Aoren,ber irrm, IS o.
George Simpson, coahtaiaant,
AGAINST 5,rl,,,.
Aaron Wilson 4 J,seph Birch, :" >'''"''
Jun. drfendsa!s,
The defendant Aaron Y. jiS0aI
not having entered his appearance uni .d,a
security according 70 the a~tot ASK Hlt'y "a
the ruies oIthis court, AID j: ,.j%,ea;i.& 10 "
satisfaction OF the COURT upol, ah!dayi., fad
the Said Aaron " lisou IS not al .lj4lJiasa
of this district--on rnotian of the sud con-
plainant by his counsel, it's ordcrcd tAgt I'd
said defendant, Aaron Wilson ia arpc;;
here on the first day Of next term and eng:
his appearance 10 the siit and give gscy'l9
Tor performing the decree O. tl.c cou,t, & laa
the other defendant, Joseph Birch, j':N %
not pay away, convey, or secYctc, The de55
by him owing to, or the estate Or effects .
his hands belonging to the said absent dci1'4
ant, Aaron Wilson, until the Iny,her oraf
or decree of this court, and that q 90:
Of this order be forthwith published oT ~,
months successfully in one Of the pl!d;
newspapers published in this coan|s. all
that another copy be posted at ,he front Ct
of the court house Of said coll1-~y.
A copy-Test,
c. Denea3e, C. c,
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LANDING,
Diltrlct OF Columbia,

COUNTY or ALENANDNlA---t0 MI
-e""rm0t7 I*'m, iS.e
James Sanderscn COMPLAINANT,
Against
Thomas p i,assc, and joins
Mctcaif, Ferdinand Marsle!.
Ter ant! John Young, unuey ~" o"-'fsr
the firm of NJ ..s,e!ler ar,
Yoans, and Edmuad |. Lc-,
DeffRdcuts.
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William II. Wilmington,

Administrator de bonis non, OF
VIM Il. Washington. decd.
cr 90. StaW CIV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03
LATEST FROM HdMBUPGR

Upon perusal of our Dutch papers, we are
told they are occupied with regulations ha.
wing for their object the destruction of En-
glish commerce, hut they principally re-
late to the interior, they can De of little in.
terest to the American reader. We are fur
nished with the following TRANSACTIONS
american.
MAyu, October 81 1T is publicly announced
that work which Madame dc Stael has lust
completed, will not be published She received
orders TO quit France. These places of residence
were presented to her for choice, Capel, Mu.
n'cb, or the U. S of America. She chose the
latter, and had arrived at Havre de. Grace 10 take
passage thither.
BERLIN, October 23.-Hjs Majesty, Frede
rick William, has Just issued royal decree
prohibiting, reciprocs.ly, the transportation of
specie, between the Prussan dominions aud the
Duchies OF Warsaw, in order to facilitate, trade.
through the medium of bills of excbanpe.
HAMBURGER, October 2o-Count Gottorp. the
ex king OF Sweden, has arrived at Rigu, where
he intends to spend the winter
The diet at OrcbrO was 10 finish their s,ttinrs
on the 2ist Oct at which time the king intended
to set out tor Stockholm---her majesty had pre-
coded him for the capital.
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Sales at .Aucfion;

N CHANCEKY --UHitei States, Court.
I 9Th Circuit, Virginia District, Decembep
12th, 1910
Francis Donegane, Plt'ff.
Agdinit
Francis Patti. Philip Crisone, & Joseph MAJ.
zplietti, Dhr,s
On The motion of the plaintiff, by his attorney,
leave IS given him TO am. nd his hi. in this "a, Sc
VIII rcupon he filed the said smc dment ard pro.
cess rs awarded him against the said d f.n.iatls.
relunsbie here, &c. and on the further mott. Of
The said plaintiff, and ppearing to The sa,isiac
ton OF the court that the defendants Philip Girl
some and Joseph Mazxolletti. have not entered
their appearances and given security sccord,ae "a,
rule OF the court. and il appearing 10 the satis.
faction or the court. that tie said Philip Cr,sone
and Joseph Mszzcleui are not inhabitants of
tins district Ii is ordered, That the, appear
here on the frs, dny of the next te m, aud an
swer the plant if's bali, and tiist a copy oftnia
order be forthwith inserted in some one of the
newspapers published in the city OF Richmond.
tor two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the capitol in the said city
Copy. Teste,
WIN. MARSHALL, Cpk.
'A"- d. wSNT
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NEw-YoRx. Dec. %

Extract Of Letter from respectable
commercial house in London, TO another
IA THIS city, dated Dec. 3Ist.
- We think it of Importance to inform
YOU, that we have this day adyces from
the Contiaent, that. in Consequence OF a
late decree of the French government, the
particulars of which they do not Inform us,
1t IS become very dangerous responsible ;.
~ in them, to indorse bills payable i'm this
country. which if carried farther may pre-.
c!ude the possibility OF our receiving any
turther remttances from the continent.
/" p. 5. Nopember LIST. FROG, circum-
stances likely to take place, we are induced
to hope that alterations in our CONNIE rcial
regulations may probably occur in the course
of the winter"
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sembled a force al abont a

sembied force Of about 400 men. in opposition
TO this government Twelve hundred men were
sent from this to oppose them, and on their an.
roach, L'niers's troops deserted and Joined the
opposite party. The consequence was, that
Liners, Cancha. the Governor of Cord1va, a
nudge, and a Col Allende, were taken prs oners
As soon as the junta here were Informed of it,
the prisoners were, without trial sentenced to
death Castillo. one of the Iunta, with SO men,
was Immediately dispatched to Cordoya, to see
the sentence executed; and in four hours after
his arrival there, the whole FIVE we-e shot The
interior OF the country generally is favorable
10 TINS Government and it is supposed the
late proceedings at Cordova will quiet all oppo-
sition."
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Jan 5
-sNHE trustees fthe va.sH1Nc uxaMuu w.

HE trustees of the EASHING TON HEN
M hCdDE an /, in ,he county off4anovtrs
wish 10 employ gentleman OF acod mora and
nv Try arscter, TO preside over tha, INSTITUTE
"''' ensuing year. The Latin and Greek lan-
sutgeS' English Grammar, RenNng, Writing.
Ar''hmetc and The use of The giob-s are he
branches which Thy ouli be glad to have tsueht
ine si'us''on OF IT, place is pleasant al d re-
Nchihond The houses viii be put in good re.
'Sr' Ahn shon The president DC disposed To- EN-.
P'oy any hands in agriculture, ,hefe a g five nm
D Soc acres OF lam a. his service during his pre-
9ile"cy Inc neighborGU0d is agreeable. ana
suHeient OF iseifto atinrd once,ir.ee m,'nt 10 ON
a"eh','e teacher. Gentlemen Who n, ,,,.,,;nr
20 undertake tie charge of this Academ, VIII
DC pleased TO max publication to the subscrber
y, o'i2' li'e u OF January, choice viii
THOMAS IINSLEr
eS'dent q the Board
II
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X DUCATI pN--Hunanitv Han Ac.dau..
r. 9ill be opened by the suits riber on Tho gTr'
L nth ut next month. foe q { e ptioD of vo,no.
men ahd bows, 70 be instruct ! ~ SPELLING, %
DING ami Wi 'ng Arihnetic, and The EopI;,h
language, with PrOrrrey Geography witt TIC
Us OF u. gIobesi Mathematics WITH It's oDplica-
No ~ -. ! ,'s"n'm' try! nj P'acticai Surve, ,ng.
lie Lettrcs, the elements IT Naturoj Pbiiesoeo
ply, ara the Latin am Greek I,.neeusoes
The price of board, tu ion, wasIing hr dI;Dn
and luel, viii b. one hundred doll "a to, mss
Term, t. be paid quarterly in advance. viii ar
extra Charge o. two dollars for candies VS.
term will expire on the centh Of bee rbor ,,vt.
THOS NELSON
''""o'er' January 8. w3wT
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Jan. 3

! 'hEParlies interested in a decree prouou,.
ced the l2th Of September. 1909, bv the
chancellor tor TIE Richmond ID strict. wherein
= mona" y, Pollard, Edmund Perdle,on and WIN
r, trustees for Jane Underwood, wife of
',.; ,Sn"S G'",Srwood' late Jane Daodridge, the
Wow OF nathaniel West cambridge, de-
Ceased, Plaintiffs, against Thom.s Undery God
Archibald u Dendtdge, administrators de bos
MS non OF VIM. cambridge, dec'd and Benz mn,
Mosoy' Deits are requested to take no,icts that
nave appointed Thursday, the oath Ian ne,t
t''t day tor earring The above mee.i,o d rec.
l''U erect when thcy are requested 70 attend Il
ready for eXamnaton K settlement.
JOHN NICHOLSON. NC
Comm'' sioner's Office, X Inn mi. Ian Ay
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BALTIMORE, Dec. %. Capt. Darrell
arrived las evening from Turks island. in
forms that the Colonial tonnage on American
vessels at Turks Island was to be repealed
or expire the last of this month and the du
W 10 be paId ON the articles constituting the
cargo only Five per cent allowed on the
purchase OF salt for cash. Price of salt IS
cents per bushel. - Anlericnn.
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HOSE persons who are indebted 70 the pc.
= tate OF josiah Wrs6c, deed. are again cal.
ied uicn to make INN. dale payment and An
wiz" H"Ve clans, are requested to produce them
70 '"e SUBSCRIBER, so that the fairs OF the estate
may be settEed without delay N''
ABR'M. DOUGLASS,
Jan. 3 '''''"
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COMMUNICATION.

Mr. Jefferson has lately addressed seye
raj lengthy and interesting communications
. the Directors for extending the naviea
non of the Rivanna River AS might be
expected from such a pen, those communi.
tiioas shed new and luminous raw ON th.
Important subject of internal navigation
And as every thing from the pen O! that
great man in which the public are any WAYS
concerned, is OF the highest impor, ance 70
that public, it is much To be lamented thai
any considerations of private Or local ma
ture should prevent these communications
from seeing the light.
~ Considerations, which the Editor is
no, at liberty TO express, prevent him from
giving the whole OF this Communication.
GJ A writer from Vdshington (who make
nus bow IN the Baltimore g Americ my tells us
that ; " Mr.. Monroe asd Mr. Giles are the can
didates (for the Senate OF the u S.) under.
stand that the two great rivals e both in Rich.
mond and il is said M. Randolph is also there
Interesting himself for Mr. Monroc.-Mr. G.
viii doubtless be re elected "---Tne mistakes
here are as "tlIicS as blackberries" Mr. Mon
roe IS not.a candidate trr the Senate Of the IT, s.
Mr. Giles is not III KictmOnd-Mr K,ndoIub
IS not here-Nor mas he been here. Nor would
his interest avail any man any thing. If h5
was mere. -Whetner ne IS sick, or " Graf V SC. 8
5nskespear says of Old No. thumbeIiand wue
tIIsr he IS towing, hunting, studying or attend
ing TO his own Concerns, it is impossible to saw
But hrs constituents at least might ask him, 7sh,
he 70 not now at Huntington, attending TO Their
concerns
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03

W 1t is with sincere regret, that we have
to record the death Of an excellent young
man: I'D
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 24--Died, vester-
day, attera few days illness; CHARLEs /.
CABSLL, Esq counsellor at law; a native OF
virginia The virtues of this amable young
gentleman, endearcd him to all who knew
nm Favored with liberal education, and
endowed by nature with an excellent m,,der-
standing, he promised 90 be an nrpamppt to
Isis profession AID to society. His death is
sincerely deplored by his numerous friends
and acquaintances
DIED, in this city, on Tuesday last, Can't.
Ro6e't AIttcheA, an old and respectable inha-
bitant of this city.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03

The immediate cause of his Britannia
MaJesty's indisposition is said TO arise from
the following affecting incident. The Prin-
cess Amelia, wishing to leave her Royal
father some memorial OF her duty and afec-
tioh, caused ring TO be made, in which
was inserted. under chrystal, lock of
her hair and on the inside her name, with
the inscription 81 remember me-" On his
Majesty.s making his usual daily visit. he
approached the Prncess's bed. aud held out
his hand TO her as was his custom. Her
Royal Hiehness embraced this opportunity
TO put the ring on her fathers tinger with
cut saying word. His Majesty was
perceived 10 be extremely agltated by this
affecting occurrence.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03

HOSE Gentlemen wno were good enougb
10 obtain subscribers 10 M r., ser
BORR'S TRIdL, and have received d. hooCa
80 order to be delivered to the subseribs - -,
her respective subscription lists. are rc,,,aI
'ed to remit the monies already received. a. -
rcceved greater. for those books. to fJo,,ost
EDWARD Earle, Bookseller. ph'iad. lphis
JsnuarY 8. y.
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LATEST FROM HAYTI.

BY the ship Patience. from Port au :.
Frince, we learn, that on the last of No :.
vember, Petiun, at the head of his ar
my, marched To meet Gen. Rigand, who
was at the head OF the brigands OF the south,
and bloody battle was expected
Christophe declared that he would eat
his christmas dinner at Port au Prince.
the capital of Petion's dommo1s.
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Aguinst

9 dgatHst
Claiborne Creddock and Polly his wife. for
merly Polly Robertson, daughter of Matthew
Robertson. dec'd. Polly & Ellen Brown, ,!s,igh-
tiers OF Sally Brown, decd. late Sally Robertson
who married Joseph Brown; by James Cad.
dock their special guard M, appointed nv ms
court to defend tie said infants Polly and Ellen
Brown in this suit Dsr,. :
ON the motion of the compI3nsnts, vino lied
Their bill, to sell the land which was allotted +,
the WIDOW of Matthew Robertson, as her dovv-
eri as share of each heir does not amount ,o
one hundred dollars, and to divide the proceeds
OF the sale agreeable to the right OF each clai-
mart and IT appearing to the court. that PoIiv
nd Ellen Brown, infant children OF Jos. Brown.
are not inhabitants of this state: II is oyes,ed
mat The defendants, c aiborne Craddock and
wfe, be summoned 10 shew Cause, If ahv ,tev
2'n against such sale, and that Polly and EiIe,,
Brown, the defendants, do show cause against
such sale, IT any they have, on or before brua-
ry court next Ana it IS fu,they oydrye.. That
this order be forthwith publ SIZED "a. some news
paper printed in the city OF Richmond or Peters,
burg
Copy. Tese,
=. T LEIcR, err.
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aCOBS has removed to the south side 4,
- Cary street, near the basin. has nt,, 20
ins, and for le-- Nv" 'N''o'
1000 Sacks SALT,
10000 lbs COFFEE,
on rms very accommodating to purchasers
Ca'o given for Tobacco and Flour D
Jan 70
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hpPoIN1.MENrs.

On Tuesday, both branches of the Legis
lature proceeded to the election of the RE-
GIsTER of the Land Office of this Com
monweath, for one wear. Charles BIagroye.
Esq was re eIec'ed. Mr.. Biagrove, 113
f. =. DAVIS. Esq. SIS.
Yesterday, w. u. Giles ESQ. was re ell
ected Senator of the Uniied States. for SIX
years from the 4th OF March ensuing Fhc
votes were, tor Giles 125 scattering Is.
u" II is said, that there has been an arri
val at N. York with Liverpool dates 10
the 9th or 10Th Nov.-JYe are Indebted
TO Merchant of this city for CONNER
cial Letter from a respectable House in
Liverpool, from which VIC make the fol.
lowing Extracts -
LIVERPOOL, 9th Nov. 1910.
The effects OF immense and unprecedent-
ed supplies pouring into this country, from
all quarters, were much to be dreaded for.
under the relations in which TIE United
States stood with the Continent OF Enrope, It
was to be supposed, thN the stocks here,
would ultimately, accumulate to an extent
greatly exceeding ths usual consumrtiv e
demand. The IL preston whish this s.ats
OF atidirs was, ofiteit, ulturally caicu, ated
to produce, wodid, We dcats rot, be gege-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03
CHARLESTON. Dec. IS.


Mr.. BRENToN, supercargo of the schoo
ner Eazabefh from Gaudalnupe, informs US.
that he was at Point Petre Oh the I'd instant
" en- ship under Portuguese colours for
merly the Piamingo, cf New York, arrived
at that port in the short passage Of 10 days
from Lisbon. The Captain Informed Mr.
b. that an engagement had taken place be
tween the allied army under Lord VEL
L1NGToN, and the French, in which the
latter were defeated with the loss of 5000
msn--and that in consequence, the city of
Lisbon was Illuminated the night before he
sailed This news received general Gre
dsnce at Gaudaloupe. - Courier.
baltimore, Dec 90
For 'he following we are indebted TO a mercau
tile house OF high respectabilty in this city
american.
ExfrGd Of q 6rny, dated Baenos Ayes, Sep
fcas1er s, 1910.
6 J.. licfs, al the head of party at Corco,s
Tn iul r1Jr tcwn Of this Tice kiDgdom) had as.