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November |.
10 the Lovers of Agriculture
IN annie and fertile field is Presented.
E. Gilman.
eo3tlaw

NE7ISIlING to direct my attention to
w different employment than that of
farming, | offer to let, for term of years,
that V.dLU.1BLE ESTATE whereon l re-
SIDE, and known as .Aierander's Island. This
estate is situated on the south side the river
Potomac and in the lap of government; the
main road passing through has afforded to
travellers an opportunity of viewing this
beautiful and by nature productive FARM
This properly, possessing the advantages OF
three markets, Geor5e-Town, Washington,
and Alexandria, renders it an object well
worthy the ATTENTION of the farmer. Any
farther commentary is deemed unnecessary,
as persons wishing 10 rent it is presumed
will view the estate.
~ If this property is not soon applied
Tor, shall m he arrangements for the cul-
tivation OF it myself, which will preclude o.
theirs Tor the succeeding year. Any insor-
NATION will be given or applications received
in relation to the Island. by George Wash-
inSton, or myself resident thereon.
W. H. Washington.
November co
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City Of Washington, October 8, A. d.
1911, and A. L. 5sll.

AT an extra Meeting of the Gfand Lodge
of the District Of Columbia. among other
proceedings were the following, to wit -
RESOLVED, That deputation be appointed
by, and on the part of this Grand Lodge, 10
meet in Convention in the City Of Washin@..-
ton, the Deputies that may be appointed by
1he several Grand Lodges in the United
States, on the fourth Monday in January
next, or such other time as may be agreed
Oh
Amos Alexander, Alexander Mccormick,
Joseph Cassin and John Richards, were 'ac-
cordingly appointed the said deputation.
Test, JAMES HEWITT,
Dep'y G. Sec'Y.
October 81. 6w.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-01
Heel Shoes and Fancy SOAPS.
Nstreceived from We7v- York,

JustreceiOed from Ne7v- York,
A fresh supply of Ladies' Kid and Moroc-
co Shoes, with heels-and from Boston great
variety of Fancy Soap and Wash Balls, in
boxes of 6 dozen each, assorted, some of
which is superior to any ever brought to this
place.
IN STORE,
$50 Bales Cotton-nice quality,
Shad in barrels-well cured and in pickle,
Carolina Indigo in boxes,
Ground Nuts in bags,
Chip Bonnets in boxes livery low priced)
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment,
10 by IL, by 10 and by 9 English and A
merican Window Glass, by the box.
Pr" Those who wish to have the Glass set,
or to have windows furnished complete, can
be accommodated at short notice, and on
long credit.
F Gilman
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From a late London Pafer.
RUSSIA.

RUSSIA.
The opinion that good understanding sub.
sists between the Russian government and
our own, seems every day to receive new con-
firnation.
Mr.. G. British subject, who had resided
for some time in St. Petersburgh, is just arrlv-
ed in England from the Russian capital, by the
special permission of the government and
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NJ O T l C. E..

A Ii those indebted in any manner to the
IA estate of George Slacum, deceased, are
hereby required to come forward and make
payment in sufficient time to prevent suits
being commenced at the next court against
all defaulters-as such step will be una1
voidabie by the Administrative.
lane H. Slacum.
October IL
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-01

Two middle sized Keys were
lost on Saturday last; az they are useless to
any person but the owner, the finder will
please to leave them at this Office and re.
ccive his thanks.
October 81. vt
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We are informed that young Apples, SUI
fcicntly large to cndce the eager appetites of
children, are now growing in garden In this
town. So far we are ahead OF the Charles
ton folks, who had, by the last accounts from
that city, nothing more than blossoms.
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N o T l C E.

THE subscriber is about to leave this
place in few DAYS for short period.
William H. Parry.
October 81. st
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FRIDAY MORNING, Mopen'der |.

Thursday seventh of November, will be OBJ
served b. the members of the Protestant +
n;scypal Churches, at Philadelphia and New
York, as a day of Thanksgiving to Almighty
God for the fruits of the Earth, and all other
blessings of his merciful Providence.
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N O T I C E..

N y / / = Cs "-I.-'-
A MEETING Of the Directors Of the
Fsuquier and Alexandria Turnpike Compa-
nv is intended to be held ar Centreui1e, ON
THURSDAY, the 9TH of November ne xt
at ten O'Clock, NJ. when it is proposed to
appoint Treasurer for the Company, to
serve until the next annual meeting of the
Stockholders. 1t is also proposed to decide,
deinltiyely, on the rolt, and to engage tor
the opening and pavement of several miles
Of the road, beginning on the present turn
pike road. somewhere near Fairfax Court
House. A punctual attendance OF all the DI-
rcctors is requested.
Bernard Hooe, President.
October y
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Eriraes ola letter from Londonderry, dated
.dusast IL, 1911.

Our faxseed markets closed this season,
at the very low prices, say, Philadelphia, "a
bout 81. los and about 1000 w.t. sowing seed
(American) remains in the market, no return
yet of the total qaantity In the Kingdom, but
it is very considerably short of the last sea-
son. From the friendly disposition lately ma
infested BY the Russian government, as re-
spects commerce with Grsat-Britain, consi-
derable seed may be expected from Riga and
other ports in the Baltic, SO that it would re-
auire your seed to come into the Irish mar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
] HE RIcHMoND-HILL ACADEMY

A N association has been formed for es
IN tablishing an Academy on Richmond.
Hill, in the city of Richmond. Alread,
aas sum of money been subscribed to be
paid annually in advance, more than suf'
ticient to defray the annual rents and re.
pairs OF building for the habitation OF the
Preachers and accommodation of the Soho
liars, and other Incidental and contingent
i eSpenses. tor the term of ten years. Five
trustees have been elected for the ensu-
ling year, by those whose subscriptions re.
spectively amount to 30 dollars, to wit
John ID. BLAIR, President.
! JOHN. BUCHANAN,
! Col. RICHARD ADAMS,
/ GEORGE WIN SMITH,
SAMUEL. PLEASANrS.
The Trustees are invested by the SUBJ
scrihers with general powes to super.n.
tend the Academy, TO prescribe rules Fer
MS good order and government, as well in
relation TO the Teachers as the. Scholars,
TO determine on the scheme of education
TO be- pursued, the number of Teachers
to he employed, and the number of scho.
lars of both, sexes, to be admitted in the
Academy, and to provide a fit and coBye-
nieBt building for the habitation Of the
Teachers s. Accommodation of the schools.
The Trustees have determined that for
the present, the English, Latin, Greek and
French languages, writing and arisEmat:c,
the practical branches OF the Mathe MATES
and Geography, may there be taught--and
that it will be expedient to SIMPLIFY one
personsto act as president, and two sub.
ordinate Teachers, beside q preccptress,
for the female scholars, whose quaIifca.
lions shall TT them TO com nnnicate in-
str1c,ion in the course OF education above
proposed. They have also determined that
the proportion OF scholars shall be to-
the teachers, as IS TO one--that the price
'ot tuition shall be S 40 per year, for the
Latin ard Greek languages, and practical
branches of the Mathematics, Tor ALI or
eitherof them; And S 81 for the English
Grammar, including writing, reading, a.
rthnetic and geography these fees 10 be
paid quarterly in advance, and one dollar
on admission from each. scholar, 10 be appti.
ed to provide fuel for the sChools--.And the
Trustees having provided building tuate
on Richmond-Eili near the Church, suiii.
c'ent for the purposes aforesaid, they are
now ready to receive proposals from such
persons as are. qualified, and who would
choose to undertake the instruction of youth
in the said Academy=sand earnestly IN
vite the attention of parents to an establish
ment from which it Is hoped much public
utility will result.
On behalf of the Trustees,
GEORGE VIM. SMITH,
SAMUEL PLEASANTS.
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History eft Modern Europe,

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lust arrived per the Brig Diligence,
capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, very
general assortment of
6 q @ d S,
contained 10 313 packages, and will be
sold by the piece or package-yiz=
Superfipe Cloths. single and Ollie. Milled
lCassimeres, Swansdowns, Dble. Milled
Drabs, Coatings, Duffils, Plains, Kerseys,
Kendall Cottons, Rose and Duf6l Blankets,
pelhcse Cloths, Plain and Spotted Flan-
nels. Imperial and Fancy Cords, Velvets,
IVelvetsen. Veiverets, and Tabby Velvets,
Ladies, Gentlemen and Youths Worsted
and Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. Irish
Lnnens, Brown Hollands, Surfing Cot
tons, White and Color'd. Cotton Cam
brcs, Callicoes, Dimites, Jeans, grea,
variety of Muslihs, Ga Seeded Null Robes,
Jubilee Corded Gauze, Cut and Diagonal
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded Jaconet,
Birdseye, ard G Diapers. Coweliogs, and
Table Damask, Cotton and Thread Edg.
ings and Laces, Fancy Embroidered Mus
lin TRIMMINGS, Ladies Bordered and Prin.
ted Pocket Handks. Fancy Romalls, Mad
fass and Pullicat, do. Fancy Silk aud
Cotton Ginghans, Mems Silk Hats. Mems
and Boys Wool do, Servants Glazed do.
Snspenders, Sewing Cotton and Thread
assorted Coach Lace, Gallons, SC. sc.
Together with great variety Of HARD
WAKE and CUTLERY, and a few Ca.
ses particularly suitable for Country Stores,
Mei's Saddle Trees, Chaise do. Black
smiths Tools, States.
ALSO--ELEGANT TABLE CHINA
SETS, well assorted, Crates add Casters.
The balance of,he Fall supply is expec.
ted by the first arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted, Cotton ard
Wool Cards assorted. Swedish and Coun-
try Iron, jamaica and Antigua Rum, i'm
ported in 1906. New do, Pennsylvania
Whiskey, Green Coffee, Salt Rice, Cot.
toa3 Flax, Iodigo. CoppeIas, Salt petre
ECnt and Wrought Nails assorted, BsT
Lead, soap, Cut Aerrings, Tar Lumber.
sc. &c.
would, also sell, z, 200 Hbls. Tar, TOR
'pentrue and Rosin, 150, 900 White and Red
Oak r3egshead Slaves, deliverable IN Nor.
ioik, or At CITY Point. ~ Cash given foi
Couatry Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richmond, Oct. ~, 1910. &c ptfJ
--------.--- -
az A lew TICKETS in the VINEYARD
LO FIERY, now drawing al Philadelphia.
(warranted undfawn at Ter t,e S4th ia 5 dcaw.
Iing) ior sale at this o6ics.
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EDUCATION.
TIVE Subscriber intends to open
Z his
6 C. III O. @ T..

AT The Lower Ch,Ych. she fist Monday ia re.
bruary next, wheTc Reading, Wri,ing, English
C.ama,as. Arithmetic. &c will be Taught At
Thfee Da1rar. qa.rier. The nue,bsr of Pupils
j, sipnia,ed not 10 exceed Iwenty-tiye. Uarc.
hitting attention with the most attractive mode
Of tuition. wilt be- Consistently blended. Survey.
ing WI, be Taught, if resured.
% One dollar viii be expected (at the time Of
coHmsnciug1 in advance.
Dandsidae P. Courtney.
King Wiiliae7i IAN 9, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22

Mr. RICHARD DABNEY having been en-
gagged as one of the Teachers in the Rich.
mead Hill Academy, will open school on
Monday the 14th of January. Persons
wishing to enter Scholars, Will apply to
Mr. SAMUEL G.. ADAMS, Treasurer.
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Il ProboSai,

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ID smar. No. 81. South Second Street. PHI
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esum ftreeh und fifty ouho uwndo hundred and
ola nd l o lie 81 day Of DAemcr1 8o,a baancn ia
u d two hunded M four
% i've
uIrdpen drawings
book n,ao ,e=u6cs cnhwsbes
counted
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To Gentlemen in the possession OF
d.. isussell's History OF Modern
Europe.
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aeirpuamn asriee Current.
lcoxRgcrED WsEKLY.l

CASH.
D. C.
TOBACCO, 90
WHEAT [vEw] 3: 50
FLOUR CsupERrInE1 rs
rLouR TrIxaJ :. so
CORN, 90
nsmp, PER TON, seo 90
IRON, 1lo 90
BACON, ool
PORK, so
wHrsEEY, !. 90 60
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Criminal prosecutions and guards
Officers OF the civil
Officers of militia
public
Commissioners of the
Contingent fund
Mandatory of arms including salaries
Slaves executed and transported .
Richmond public guard
Removing criminals pntentiay including officers salaries
District clerks
Public warehouses and
Expense OF representation and State Senate
Militia fine fund
Opening road in the county o Kenawha
Ianadc Hospital
Circuit clerks
Warrant provided for
lnstarent of the in the ank
Special of assembly
Surveyor of
Tobacco burnt Royston's
Tobacco a Nicholass warehouse F,
Certificates discounted
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e-J' A few TICKETS in the VINEYARD
LO FIERY, now drawing al Philadelphia.
warranted undfawn after tlc S4th ia 5 dcaw.
fipg) for sale at this ofics.
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the whole including the said
hre hundd sand
has in
foloWs nsxz
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FR1DAYs,l BY SAMUEL aPLEASANTS, JusIoa, Pm

TUES D.AE yANUAR n -, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22

lust arrived per the Brig Diligence,
. capt, Tracey, from Liverpool, very
general assortment of
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T. LOGA.
June 2 +.

Dentist and OcuHst, Prince-street,
Respectfully informs those persons who
may employ him, that the operations in his
line will be performed in a very superior man
ner. From the knowledge and experience he
acquired with the celebrated CATALAN, of Pa
ris, he is enabled to cure the tooth-ache in
minute, and will save the teeth from diseases
without extracting or causing the least pain,
& remove all unpleasant TASTE from the mouth.
Artificial teeth will be made in new manner,
which willbe neat, convenient, & vGy natural.
The diseases of the eyes and the cataract will
be cured without any operation in a very sho.t
time. Those who wish to have him at
their respective dwellings, will be punctually
attended to.
He has constant supply of the Antiscor-
butte Elixir of the learned Desiraborde, which
imparts most beautiful white to the teeth
and preserves the gums and teeth from decay.
Also super6ne tooth powder.
June 81. law5*
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that much of the hail was rather masses
of ice of various angular shapes, some of
which would measure 4 inches in circum-
ference. The course Of the hail-storm
was from northwest to south west, to an
extent yet unknown. We have heard Of
its progress for 20 miles. The width of
the tract over which the hail fell did not
exceed mile. The day preceding was
the hottest which has been experienced
this season, followed by avery windy night.
During the falling of the hail there was
no wind, but the temperature of the at
mosphere, though somewhat diminished,
was still high.
We have understood, since the above
was in type, that much damage was sus-
tanned in the neishboring counties by hail
aud wind on Friday. In Chatham county,
Mrs. Hatley and her son. "a boy OF about
IS years of age) were killed by the falling
Of a tree, and an infant that was in Der
arms much injured. In Franklin county,
wheat, cotton and corniields have in places
been entirely laid waste, and orchards
stripped OF their fruit.
Gen. Hampton arrived at his seat near
Columbia on the 9th inst.
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LONDON, May +.

1t was reported yesterday that accounts
from Holland stated an alteration Ola We
rv remarkable nature to have taken place
publicly in the Thuilleries, between the
ruler of France and the Russian Ambas-
sador. The scene was similar to that in
which Lord Whitworth had to sustain a
part previous to the rupture with this
country; but the acting OF the great man,
it is said. was far more violent .a the lat
ter occasion. 1t seems that Bonaparte
the emperor has still less command OF
temper than Bonaparte the first consul
May 8.
The prayer FOR. the kings recovery was
omitted yesterday at almost all the church
as and chage.e throughout the Metropo-
lis.
We have received the following intel
Iirenee from the coast of France An
universal spirit OF discomfort prevails a
mon. the Preach towards the government
OF Honaparte. The bankruptcies, both at
Paris and in other large towns in France,
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Three Dollars Reward.

g TRAYED from off the commons Of A.
~ lexandria Oh Friday last, dark BAY
HORSE, with star in his forehead * large
bushy tail-he has crease oh his left should
or occasioned by the hurt of sasidle--ahout
IA and half hands high, shod all round, S
years old. He was seen OH Saturday las, in
company with come colts belonging to Mr..
Shcrron, in the old fields near the four mile
run. 1t is probable he may have gone up
the Fails Church roal. Whoever will take
up said horse and give information SO that
get him again, shall receive the above reward
and reasonable charges if brought home.
Nathaniel Burrell.
June 2r 81
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e. Fourth of July Dinner.

THERE will be DINNER prepared on
the 4th of July next, at Mount Washington,
by Mrs. merriam BALL, which will be sery-
ed up in an elegant stile. Those gentlemen
wishing to partakc of the same will please
call at Gullat's tavern and enter their names
previous to the time, as the necessary Yr-
rangements may be made to accommodate
the number who please to favor her with,
their company Dinner and half pint Ma
dcira Wine, one dollar twenty five cents.
June l9. st
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RALEIGH, On. c. June IL.

A severe Hail Storm was eXperenceu
in the lower part of this county ana the
upper part Of Johnston, on Saturday a
bout 1 p. Nj. The hail stones were very
large, and great injury was done to crops
and fruit trees. A spectator ofthe scene'
in whose yeracity we confde, assures us,
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LANDING
FOR RENT.

A very convenient two story frame Dwell
ling House, on the lower part of ROYAL.
street, adjoining Mrs Halls.
Also FOR SHE OR RENT,
A Lot on the upper par, of Royal-strect,
adjoining James MCGUIRE, being twenty six
feet front, with six feet alley, and one
huhdred & tH enty three feet deep.--It would
be very suitable for Nailery, Mandatory,
or Livery Stables, and will be rented low.
John I. Brooks. =
June II. eo3is ~
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SENSIBuITY.

He who is possessed of sensibAty OF
heart, without which no character can DO
truly amiable, will always consider, with
CowPER -
80 would not enter On my list Of fricnds
Though graced with polished manners
and fine sense
Yet wanting sensibilty) the man
Who needlessly sets foot upon a worm.
An inadvertent step may crush the snail
That crawls at evening in the p':blic path,
But he that has humanity, forewarned,
Will turn aside and let the reptile ivs."
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ENTERED,
Schooner Eliza, Berry, Georgetown; bal
last to the master.
- Jane, Cleveland, Boston; sundries;
to Lawrason and Fowle.
Brig General Putnam, Pearson, Cadiz;
ballast; to G. /. Catlett.
CLEARED,
Schooner Hope, Harper, Oporto by J. s.
T. Vowel.
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spirators are in Jail. AS this subject will un-
dergo legal investigation, we decline any OBJ
seryations.- PhHndeLlhiG Democratic Press