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N O T | c K.


HEREBY caution all persons from TAX
ing my note dated 18th June, 1911, and
payable to Robert Barnet, OF Kentucky, on
the goth September, for the sum of eighty
dollars; as for Just causes | am determined
not to pay the same.
EZRA mccarthy.
Cedar Grove, Aug. 1871 d4t
PINKERTON'S
Collection of Voyages 6 Travels.
Tho 5th Number is just received & rsa-
dy for delivery.
The ARCHIVES OF USEFUL KNowLEDsE--
The first Number of Volume second.
md
The history of MODERN EUROPE, by Dr..
Russell, vol. 9Th. Continued by Charles
Coote, L. L D. from the Peace of Paris in
1853, to the Treaty of amiens in 1862.
Such gentlemen as wish to complete ter
sets of this valuable Work will please to ap.
ply Immediately.
Subscribers are requested to send tor their
copies 10
James Kennedy, sen.
King-street.
August l6 -, eoos
gHCEIVED TODAY.
A fresh supply of ladies' fashionable
SHOES.
ON HIND,
le5 bales excellent retailing Cotton
IS barrels we'll cured Shad
7 boxes Carolina Indigo
Is bags do Ground Nuts
1900 ladies' Chip Bonnets, Glow prlcedl
Trunks and Shoes, general assortment
E. Gilman.
July 81 eo9tIaw
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New York, July zo-t27
Ten Dollars Reward.

Ten Dollars Reward.
Ran away from the subscriber
in Prince William County on the z4tn Oh Oh
July last, a Negro Woman named C11hki'
WITH = male child about four mouths old -
She formerly belonged to the estate OF John
Gibson, she is about Is years Of age, very
black, about FIVE feet six inches high--she
took with her sundry cloathing which | can
not describe it is expected she is harbored
in alexandria by free sister who resides
there and whose husbands name is Jesse
Jennings. The above reward will be paid
for securing her in any Jail so that l get
her again, and reasonable enarses'i brought
home. =,
Simon I.uttrell.
Masters of vessels and others are cautioned
against harboring or carrying her off.
August 10. coy
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I,et received from Richmond,

xND HILL lie SOLD CHEAP,
email TWIST, Cayendlsh and other
~ Chewing TobScco, Cd the very best qua
Inv half Spanish ands BEST American Sc
oars Scotch and RaRpce Snuff, Smoking
Tobacco, etc etc. -, :.
John May. 1e5seeon ''st.
Alexandria
N r. Two or three good Journeyna'n will
End constant employ and good WaSes-A'so'
two or three akhrenticss OF god character
wanted
July Is
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10 THE PUBLIC.

TN behalf Of such as are destitute Of the
l. means of instruction l return thanls 10
all in this town and vi-iuity, WHO have ailed
me in prin ing Tracts and setting up Liora-
ries. al who have not had an opportunity
TO cast in their mite towards promoting q We
~ useful institution, are respectfully invited
to cal at Mr.. KENNEDY S book store, where
subscri ptioo paper may be Sc n and the de-
sign of:he plan more 'uI;y made known, than
We have time or room to do in this place.
30 ks on moral and religious subie Its, or
su~h as contain important information, will
be as thankfully accepted as cash, towards
promoting the design.
That all may be satisfied, that the subscrib.
er has no Intention to promote party either
in religion 0: politics, they aie desired to ex-
aa,iae the specimen OF tracts and cooks which
have been printed and are pro osed to be
prnted AZ soon as the necessary means can
be CHAINED. Some of the books and tracts
will DE given gratis, others sold, and the a.
walls employed in printing more. BY giving
the plan "a did examination the public will
oo,ge their humble servant,
I. Osgood.
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INl'S >'0o' GO W
FEM ALE ACADEMY.

MRS. ROWEN, hegs permission, very
lVl respectfully, to inform the citizens OF
Alexandria and its vcinage, that she nos open
ed School at the corner of - ashingtoi. and
Prince streets, for the education OF young la
dies: wherein will be taught, Reading, Writ
ing, Arithmetic, Geography, and the English
Grammar; various kinds OF needle work.
Embroidery, Drawing and Painting. To &C
comodate those who live at distance, sho will
take few young ladies to board and educate
at One hundred and tzOenty fve dollars per an
mum Drawing and PAT ting viii be an addi-
tionsl charge of six dollars per quarter
AS opportunities to acquire knowledge OF
the English Grammar, are too seldom within
the sphere of the female part OF society, the
attention of her pupils will be particularly
directed to this important science.
. March
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MOUNT EAGLE.

This desirable Country Seat is for
Sale On alhesai cedit.-W Within hail an hours
ride ct Alexandria, it offers every necessary
accommodation Tor genccl family. The
Tract hounJls on Running Greek aud con
tins 'wo hundred and twenty three aires.
1t moi sold before the Grst week in April, it
viii DC leNs 4 TO an approved Tcnant on ac-
cemT o laiing terms,--- p2licatioes may be
made To WILLIAM HssskaT, Esq Alexan.
dfis, or 10 the Subscriber.
John Carlyle Herbert,
NeaT Eanvsae, Narylaaa.
FEBRUARY II. sawlf.
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Burr MsN-St0ne Mandatory.
The Subscriber informs the

The Subscriber informs the
public that he has received supply of Burr
Blocks and intends to recommends the max
ing of Burr Mill-otones at his late dwelling
on Patrick street, between King ana Cameron
streets, about the first of March next, whc
ne can supply Burr Stones OF any dimensions
that may be ordered He has also good as
sortmeat of Boiling Cloths. which can be had
by applying to Joseph Dean or at the Manu-
factory. Any person Wishing to engage
Burrs before the first of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December IL. 2aw
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Female Education.

RTRS SELLN 4 NICHOLS, having
Nl reInquished her intention of leaving
Alexandra, has taken that commodious house
at the corner on King sweet, adjoining Col.
Deneale's, * begs leave 20 inform her friends
that she wi CONT lie as hitherto, to teach
fma,es the different branches OF useful and
ornamental EDUCATION She returns her
thanks 20 those by whom she has been patro-
nized, and hopes she may enjoy the con'inu-
ance of their patronage.
The house being comnod'ous and IN
healthy part of the town, she wishes to take
few Scho srs as Boarders on reasonable
terms.
Her terms for tuition are moderate, and
may he known by applying to her
March Is. eo6t
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Virginia, Fre1erick Connty-.lo wit:
DANIEL LEE made oath before me q
Justice OF the Peace for the said county, that
on the 26ih August, 1910, he cut two Bank
Notes Of One Hundred Dollars each, and re.
mitted by post from Winchester the halves
of said notes to JOSEPH JANNEY, Alexandria
that, on receiving an ackn wledgment of
the above he the said Daniel Lee enclosed
the remaining halves Of said notes directed to
Jos pin Janney, Alexandra, & put the sanc
into the post-office at Winchesta, with his
own hands. He further says tia, 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 half notes fir t re-
mitted Sworn to before me this 18th day
of February, 1911.
EDWARD MCGUIRE.
District Of Columbia, Alesandr,a}
County, to vit:
JOSEPH JANNEY made affirmation r.
fore me Justice Of the Peace for said coun-
ty, thta the half notes mentioned above, last
enclosed, were never received by him Civ
en- under my hand this eth day of March,
1911. tt
A. FAW.
March 5. iaW6w
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N OF &c =.

Those who ave purchased tickets Of the
subscriber in the Winning Collie e Lot,e-
ry, are hereby Informed that that lottery will
not be4drawn. They will, therefore, please
to return the tickets and receive the amount
in cash or ticEets in the Potomac and S5e-
nandoah Navigation Lottery. whic,i, commen-
ees drawing OH the list Monday in May next.
ROBERT GA2AY.
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MISS EDuEWORTH'
Moral Tales for Young PEOPLE,
Are just received. for sale by
James Kennedy, sen.
March 81. cow
BY Order Of the Orphans Court Of
Charles County.
This is to give Notice,

! hat the subscriber, of Oh; rlcs county,
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
sad county, in the State Of Maryland, let
tiers of administration on the personal estate
of Francis II. She'd late Of the. county aiorc-
said deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers there
of to the subscriber, OH or before the 81
day of August next; or they may by law be
excluded from all benehs to said estate -
and those indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
bruary, 1911
Theodore Dent, Admir-.
March S. eo9t.
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March 81.
ELISHA INN }

win leave Louaoun county, Virginia,
bou, the middle of April. for Ken lucky and
Ohio--aHd viii undertake to- ata md to any
lard business in these states for moderate
compsnsa,ioa. Apply to Richard A' cd Lee,
Esquire, in Alexandra.
March 50. 2aw3w
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District Of Columbia, Alesandr,a}
County, to zVit:
March 5.
SLAVES WANTED.

FOR eight or ten Virginia Saves, boys,
women and men, Of good character, liberal
price in cash will be given. Apply to ths
subscriber,
Francis L. Lee,
: In Alexandria, or to his Managee
at Sully, Fairfax county. :
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Coach making, in all its various
Branches.
F.. P. TAYLOR.


- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IN and the public, that he contin les 10
carry on the Coach-making Business in all it's
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and Zay-
ar, where all orders in his line of business
will be strictly attended
From an establishment Of three years
the above line OF business he is able to say,
as proefof his workmanship, he has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages OF any kind
or description, may depend on hasing their
work executed with nealness and strength.
N. B. Allkinds of Carriages and Harness.
es made and repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
FOR SHE,
A second hand Ceachee with Hsvness
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Ground PIalNeY
Ten D0Llars Reward

ME subscriber will give Ten Dollars =. :.
= ward for experimenting a negro wolm IN
cahcd SO?!iY, asout IS years old, s!e's. er
made r'thef under 5 'ect-she had OF d 81 ue
ana yellow 1riped habit of linsey WOO s.ey,
out has variety of clio tbs she has i. ter
living in Georgetown with Mr.. Clement son
her father Harry, works with Mr. Hun ter,
ship carpenter in Alexandra
STEPHEN COOKE.
LeeSburg, March As lawzsr5
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At the annual meeting of II re
Stockholders in then Little River TurEp Ike
Company, in the town Of alexandria, o.4, tn.
hrse Monday II December, 1910, the fol-
loving resolution was unanimously adopt ed !:
I,ha, for the purpose Of encouraging tie use
Of bro ID wheel wagons on the Little lver
Turnpike road, all Wagons the bre>dI h of
tic wheels whereof snail be six inches, shall
be permitted TO pass the gates Oh said road
toll free, tor the term of two Years, ~ I'd all
Wagons whose wheels shall be the ~ eadth
of five inches, shah be permlttct TO pa IS toll
free for the term OF eighteen monlh Sail
Wagons the breadth of the wheels " hereof
shall be four inches, shall be permi tied TO
pass toll free Tor the space Of Is ] months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
spectivc gates, which shall be specia lily no
ticed by the gate keepers-And that his re-
rulation shasi be extend. d to all w no shall
avail themselves of it within tive y airs.
True copy.
onah Thompson, ; 2ee'y.
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1wcu,y five Dollars Reward


RAN AWAY "a the n!ga, { the i9 ia
stan, a micro ,nea named A.ii'h.dyt, about
s. yeuls OF rge, Fee, 9 or 10 inches hgh,
OF 4 very DIX compilations, rather Slender
Hads ardvery AciVe, when spoken TO he has
n small appointment IN i.is speech accompa-
MED vita u taasa. lie wears black cloth
coat--hls cloataiug unknown perch .sed
said fellow 1t :. Mr. samuel Goreland, of
Montgomery county, Maryland; he is Wei
kH.wa In the neigh uaoost Of Beam Town,
Aexsndr.s Washington and George Town
IL Is suPposcd he has = pass | will i've the
above reward to any person securing said fell
low 50 that get hin again, and all ,sasoa.--
bic charges il bgoa,h, ~ ME.
Thomas Waters,
living neVr sryan. TOWN, CHARLES
County, Maryland.
March 20--22. la~St*
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Ditchers wanted.

lhs subscriber wixaes 10 hire four Ditch
ers accustomed to draining MARSHES. 10 cen,~
me-ce about the middle OF Nay There viii
se ehpioymens Tor them probably feur or
i've moaths,
Colin Hayes, Agent
- for 8ushaoa Was Aing;on
Mount Vernon, MARCIA ao GAVIN
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onah Thompson, 'eey.
Decembe, %. law

Freight uantcd for Lssd on.
Fcsr 70 five hundred barrels reight is
wanted to complete tbs cargo of g, ,od vessel
now loading for Lisbon, which VIII be takon
on reasonable terms by immediates publication
TO
John G. Ladd.
March 81. dit
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Red Lion Tavern.

I~1N 0tNlII UN VIII
HTRs Myer, begs leave to inform the
lfl friends and Gus .omers OF Capt. Peter
Lauck, and her late husband, as well as the
public in general, that she will continue to
kc, D Tavern AZ that noted stand in WinChes
Virginia a commodious house
and, stabiss she n4tteys herself, gentlemen
travellers and others can be handsomely ac-
commocsied,
Winchrsier, March y, 1871.
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WinchesteIa March -, 1871.
Twenty Dollars Reward,

Twenty Dollars Reward,
For experimenting and securing In Jail so
that can get her again, negro woman,
named KENNY, about le years o! age. l.,
is probable she is lurking about Alexandria
orits vicinity as she has father * mother
living in that place.
Dainger6eld Lewis.
King George, Feb 'a"f
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March 80.
SALAD OIL.

Just received, few cases of Salad Oil, O.
superior quality-for sale by
Richard H: Little,
Apothecaiy and Druggist,
Fairfax street.
M.rrb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13

The arrival of the French privateer
Dilligent, capt. Grassin at Philadelphia,
says the Freeman's Journal, caps the
climax Of INSULT and IMPUDENcK, as
she is the same that captured on the
2lst Feb. last the ship Hebe, Ogle, Of
this port, and the barque Gideon, COT
fin, of New York, which vessels being
chiefly in ballast, she was on the point
of sinking, but was prevented by the
captains ransoming the first for 10000
and the latter for 5000 dollars, for
which they gave their bonds. Wheth-
er captain Grassin hes come 70 demand
Payment of'his bonds, or whether he on
ly wishes 10 take SrirVey of the rich
ships on the eve OF sailing from this
port, In order to make some more cap
lures, alter he has experienced Amsri-
can hospitality, are questions ofscrious
import. It Is to be hoped that the laws
OF our country will be appealed to Oh
this occasion. Either the laws are able
TO protect the persons or property of
the citizens from plumber and rapine,
or they are not. 1t is high time that
this fact should be ascertained.
We are informed, that it was this
same Alexis Grassin, who, on the llth
OF Sept 1908, captured the brig Bru-
tus, from Madras bound to New.York,
belonging to Elias Kane and G. Du
Bots; sent into Cayenne, and was con.
demned under the Milan DEGREES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13
Capt. Thorndike's Imprisonment

NalN. L IlOrndlkG)S imprisonment
70 the Editors ellie Boston Palladium.
HAVING promised to give state
ment OF facts relative o my being con-
fined in Jail in this Town, | herewith
transmit It 70 you accordingly.
arrived in the harbour of Boston on
Saturday, April IS, at P. NJ. from
Marunlco, in the brig Rambler, with
cargo consisting of about $4,000 gal
Ions OF molasses, two thirds Of which,
as also two thirds of the said brig,
(Which was ia tons burthen, and on
her ,f5rst UOyage) being my own pro-
perry. On the Monday after my arri-
vail | went to the Custom-House, in
Boston, TO enter mr. vessel and cargo,
where | was told by the Collector, that
my vessel and cargo were liable 10
seizure under the Non-ImPortation
Law, but that | could have possession
of them by giving bonds as has been u
sual In like cases.
| applied to some gentlemen to be
bound for me, who refused, having pre-
determined not TO be bound for any one
III case like mines applied 10 9TH
erS, and offered them a premium, who
also refused /; but being told by the Of
ticers OF the Customs, that ittwas neces-
sary to take out the cargo to ascertain
the quantity, IgaUe bonds for The duties,
and obtained tcr0lik to land the same,
which was done some few DAYS after
my arrival. After the moIasses was
gagged, Iapplied tothe Custom House,
and offered two gentlemen as my bonds
men, whom the Collector thought pro.
per 10 reject, on the ground Of their De-
ing insufficient. | told him [ believed
they were, with myself, abundantly a.
dequate and sufficiently responsible /;
bur he refused to take them, and refer
red me to the Judge of the District
Cour', and by him | was referred to
District Attorney,who declaring he had
nothing TO do with the business, was
again and again referred to the JUDGE.
who did not think proper to agree TO
the bonds without my producing CERT.
hcates Of their suficiency I
/ then felt perfect confidence, as I.
do now that the whole security offered
TvaS better than many Others qyllch had
been ACCEPTED IN similar cases, and were
as good as could obtain, unless | made
over my vessel and cargo TO a COM
mission merchant, and paid him com
mission tor transacting my business,
(Which | was capable OF doing myself,)
and also leaving my vessel and cargo in
his hands until after the final trial.
This last l considered death 10 me as %
any future flroshects az business and
seeing that | could not, By any means
III my power, induce them to accent HE
bonds, and during this time my molas-
ses laying on the wharf ahAurenly IN
me care q no one, and seeing it some
th'HS feak9y, and z9astizg, besides be.
ing exposed to be plundered in the
night, and presuming, as | did, that il
belonged 10 me, and as it was in my
power | did, on the afternoon of FRI.
day last, proceed to deliver the same 10
the persons &c whom | had previously
sold It; but before the whole was taken
away, was arrested BY the Marshal
and again not being able TO obtain
bondsmen, was thrown into prison
where | remained in close cozfaenlen,
until Monday last, when was taker
oet Tor the benevolent s humane pur.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13

FROM OLogCESTER, nay 7, 1917
" Yesterday we elected Thomas Par
sons, John Manning, John Tucker,
James Tappan, joan Johnston, and
Robert Elwell, Sd. Esqrs. as Our Repre-
sentatives for the current year.-We
gave them 1913 votes and there was
not democratic vote given in.-Tbey
are the same Gentlemen whose seats
were 50 most unrighteously vacated the
last year by democratic House Of
Representatives even after Commit
tee Of their own body (tour demos to
one iederalist) had declared the sitting
members were Untitled to their seats,
and the House had accepted the re-
port. Doubtless this democratic pro.
cedure, received the appreciation Of a
few thorough-going democrats in this
town. But the result Of yesterdays
election shews, either that the demo-
Gratis were dlsheartencd, and despaired
81 making any impression on the Dis
ciPles ct Washington or that they
were generally 50 much displeaSed with
the conduct OF the last House of Repre-
sentauyes, that they resolved not 10 op-
pose our returning the same gentlemen
y represent Us this year"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13
RHODE IYL6ND-

On Wednesday the General. Elec-
ton ct this regenera!rd State was held
II Newport. The House Of Represent
tutIVes made choice Of WILLIAM HuN-
TER, Esq. Speaker and 7nomas Bur
CESS, Esq. Clerk, without opposition.
The committee for the purpose, repor-
ted, that His Exctlency WLLLIAm
Jonas, Esq. WAS elected Governor,
LaJ@ Potes for JoNEs 1885 for FEN
NER, demo. 365I-lh7joriig 2341 and
the Hone SIaEoN MARTIN, 1t. Gov
ern0r, by nearly the same majority
4 ne Senators the same as given In a
late CENrINkL. The Federal Repub-
lican mJofsy in the Legislature is
Nineteen. All accounts agree, that
the proceedings ofthe General A ssem-
bly, nave been conducted with prudence,
discretion and magnanimity. There
has nc" says the Newport Mercury,
been the ieaStappearance OF TRIUMPH
there has been no indIsCrlminate ex-
ciusion from Offices Federalism has
/ sdewn itself IL It's true colours, and as.
srrIed the dignity, justice, aad impair,
liallty OF is principles. BY largs
and steady majority the rights Of To,
minority nave been respected; many
gentlemen Of the party opposed 10 tina
NOW IN power, have been retained il
important offices, and all vexatious op
position has been dIscountenanced
The interest of the public at large ap
p~sged % u the sole principle of action
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13

rrose OF being recomml.ted on f'fN.I"'
al process, for las they are pleased %
saw resisting the Officers OF Govern
meme
In Justice to the Marshal Of tins
District, ought to mention, that be SO
far interested himself in my favour as
70 ssy, (" that he had, or be would tell
he Judge that the security offered was
sufficient, and advise him to take II
and also Cen. Dearborn, who SAID,
g that it was customary with HIM 10 ac-
commo6ate strangers; but that capt.
Thorndike being surrounded by his
friends, he was not disposed to grant
hin, the same accommodation
Having been confined in close jail
for six days, sent to commission
merchant, and have, in fact, Conveyed
nv vessel and cargo to him Tor has Sc
cu.ity to save him harmless, in case he
will execute such bonds IS will liberate
me from prison, which this gentleman
is endeavouring to accomplish.
The foregoing are the leading facts
relative to myself, the brig Rambler
and her cargo, which can be substance
ated by respectable witnesses, and
which wish every body of all poliil-
cal parties 10 read, and ask themselves
whether such all unconstitutional, I'M
Just and oppressive law, executed on
such principles and With such rigour,
can be endured by free people.
LUKE THORNDIKE.
Boston JaiE Thursday M0r7nng,1
10 o'clock, E1ay ., 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13

WIeCsssrT, MAY z

The great land commilhoners
from the Weitward were here yeiter-
day, together with great police of
thofe deceiving and deceived men,
democrats, from al parts OF the Dis
tria and they had the pieaiure Of
witneGing the true fpirit and firm
nefs of the Federal Republicans in
this town. | underRand, tie Com
mifioners remove this day 10 Briitol,
when they will be on their Gun
ground. What the efea win be to
the poor rroprietors | know not, but
preiume the bufnefs will be no
nearer fsttied BY them than ever.