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NOTICE.

t. The Sale of Property adj
vertisedby CHARLES M'KNIGHT to take
place on Saturday, is again unavoidably posts
poned until Monday next the 22d inst. When
the Sale will positively take place.
June Is. St
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IGNATIUS.
NETWORK, June Is.
POSTSCRIPT

BY the ship Eolus, capt. Henry, the edi-
tors Of the New-York Gazette have received
Belfast papers to the 9Th alt. containing Lon
don dates of the first of May. The news OF
our Embargo had not reached Newry
Capt Henry left Newry the 9TH of May
on the 10th, being still in the river, he re-
ceived letter from his consignee, dated that
day, requesting him to proceed Immediately,
as an Embargo was hourly expected to be
laid on American vessels Capt H. cut his
cable in gale, and putt sea.
EXTRACTS.
LONDON, May /.
A mail from Heligoland arrived this morn
ing. Byit we learn, that a conspiracy to
murder the Emperor of Russia, has been
discovered, and the principal conspirators ar
rested. Particulars not known.
The Diet at Orebo was opened on the Goth
ultimo, By speech from the king. 1t alludes
to " the great and important occurrences like
" to take place out of Sweden" which can on
ly mean the impending war between Russia
and France. 1t congratulates the Swedes up.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY MORNING, lane Is.

Tie Senate set yesterday till past 4o'clocs
with closed doors.
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PuRIIC SALE.

~ LIZ GALL.
Bv virtue of a Deed of Trust from John
Potts and Eliza bis wife, to secure the
payment of certain sums OF money due to
the Bank of Alexandria, and pursuant to
an order of the circuit court OF the district
OF Columbia for the county OF Alexandra,
will he exposed at Public Sale on Friday
the 2sth day of February at II O'Clock IN
the forenoon, if fair, if not the next tar
day, on the Premises,
One undivided Moiety OF
NINE ACRES of LAND, On the Com
mons, near the Powder House. Terms OF
Sale, Cash.
The Commissioner.
ALSO,
By virtue of Deed OF Trust to Robert Mil.
ligaa, TO secure the payment of certain
sums of money, therein mentioned And
pursuant to an order of the aforesaid court
will be sold at the same time and place at
Pu,lic Sale.
One other undivided moiety
Of the said nine acres Of land.
The Commissioners.
Feb 20. aus:
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This IS to gays Notice,

That the subsclibers,ot Alexandra county,
in the district of Columbia, have o5tained
from the Orphc.s' Court of sais county, let
ters of administration On the personal estate o.
EPHRAIM MILLS, late of the county
aforesaid, decd: all persons having Claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers, on or before the
ssth day of July next, or they may by law
bs excluded from all benefit of said es-
tate; and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given unoer our hands this 2slh day Of ia
nuary, 1919.
Rebecca Mills, Adm'x.
Tho's Locke, Admir-.
of Ephraim Mills.
January % eo6w
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4 Lot ct Ground,
February %
Twenty Dollars ReWa. d.

d An away from P'.Iner's Packet, few
~ days since, BLACK GIRL, who
calls herself Nancy Green, about Is or 20
years of age. She is tall and very slim /,
with round face, and full eyes She had
IN an old calico gown, pair Of new coarse
Stockings, and at the time of her elopement
a colored handkerchief on Aer head She may
probably change her dress. Ane person Sc
curing the said Negro Girl, in ans Jail, shall
receive the above Reward, ON application to
the Printer
February 20 eotf
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For Rent. or Sale.

TIME subscriber intending to remove his
4 JEWELRY BUSINESS to his Me-
Store in a few weeks, offers for Rent or Sale
the HOUSE at present occupied by himself
as Jewelry Shop. The Stand is equal to
any for a Retail Business. and will be rented
for one or more years, or sold upon accom-
modating terms. Apply to
Adam Lynn.
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eotf
OrDhan'S Court.

Alexandra County, Jan. Term, 1912.
ORDERED, That the administrators of E.
pHRA1m MILLS, decd, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
six weeks, in the Alexandra newspapers.
4 copy.-Test,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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District Of Columbia, to wit:
January %

~
VK7HEREAS Ana,ew Sma,r, hath by his
w petition in writing, applied TO the
honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one of the az.
sistant Judges of the circuit court of the dis.
trict Of Columbia, to be admitted TO the be-
neit of the act of Congress for the relief OF
ipsolycnt debtors within the district afore.
said, and has stated therein that he Is in &C.
taal confinement in the Jail OF Alexandria
county, at the suit of Abner Gibson others,
5. being unable to discharge the said clalms
with others against him, has offered 10 de-
liver up to the use of his creditors, all his
property, real, personal and mixed
Notice is therefore given, to the credl-
tors of the said Andrew Sn,arr. that on Safnr-
day, the 18th instant, between the hours OF y
and O'Clock, at the court house, In Alexan-
dria, the oath of an insolvcnt debtor VIII be
administered to the said .dnirew Smarr, and
trustee appointed agreeably to the sald act OF
Congress- unless cause be then anc there
shewn to the contrary. And 1t Is 1urther
ordered, that this notice be inserted daily In
the Alexandria newspaper until the twenty
ninth instant. r.
By order Of the hon. Nicholas Fltzhugh,
one of the assistant Judges OF tie circuit court
of the district of Columbia, this Oath day OF
February 1912.
G.. Dencale, C. c.
February IS. ~. %.
ALMANACS, for 1872,
Of different kinds, arc just received and
SAY I,nes Kennedy, sen.
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& January %.
Rasslns, Currants, Figs, c5c.

Rasslns, Currants, Figs, e5c.
60 boxes New Raisins, a few days import
ed and in fine order.
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Ralslns
20 drums .,ultana do.
boxes Figs
80 boxes s IL boxes Godfroid's Cigars
100 Go first * second quality Havana do
10 cwt dried Goldfish
10 600 los. colored white Goshen Cheese
5000 lbs hrkin Butter
100 dozen Hibert's best London Brown
Stout and Portcr--very cd,
90 boxes fresh Philadelphia Chocolate
Nos. | and 5.
20 hogsheads retailing Molasses.
so Demii >hns,
FOR SAB BIZ
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner q. k;ng & Fartsx sire 81;
Hish lis usual 81 general assortment Of
The belt Wines, Liquors, Ieas,
and ether Groceries,
Upon very reasonable terms, for Cash, Pro-
dace, or at the usual Credits to pan~tual
customers.
December IA.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

Under the authority Of two Deeds of Trust
from Henry Rose, deceased, to the SUI
scribers we will offer at Public Sale on
Monday the 9th day of March next, at
Fair fax court house,
Two TRACTS of LAND
One containing 29o acres, lying on both sides
of the Little River Turnpike Road--the o.
Their containing about $50 acres, adjoining
the first mentioned Tract on the north side,
distant from Alexandria and the city OF wash
'ington about seven miles. The Tracts will
be sold entire, or divided into smaller lots to
accommodate purchasers.--On both there
is Sufficient quantity of wood to support
the cleared LAND. On one we'll lmprov-
ed productive Meadow and ali inexhaus-
tibIe quarry of Sop Stone, of which
be value for fire places, oFens, &c. is now
generally understood. The nature OF the
soil IS We. adopted to the use Of plaster OF
Paris The lands ad;oin those Of the sub
scriber VIM. Moss, by whom they t'ill be
shewn 70 those who wish to purchase
Terms of sale-Cne third of the purchase
money in hand--one third in Six, and one
third In Twelve months
Richard M. Scott,
William Moss.
Eehruary e. dts.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
FOR SHE BY

CoTToM & STEWART.
PRACTICAL PIETY, or the influence
of the Religion of the Heart, on the con-
duct of the Life Ry Hannah More.
The New American Hymn Book, tor the
use of all people at home and in the church
COLLECTED by l.. Kingston from the best
Poets.
Marmion, sc -By Walter Scott, Esq.
Law of the Last Minstrel, 40.
Lady of the Lake GO
Ballads Lyrical Poems' oo'
Cottage Dialogues among the IRISH Pea
santry, with no,es--by Maria Edge"ortn.
Tbe Saraceu, Crusade Romance, from
the French of Madam Coffin.
British Spy, the fourth Edition, with the
authors last corrections.
The American Speaker, new selecooh
Cor the use of Schools
With general Assortment OF ocnoo'-
Books, Bibles, Testaments, States, Pencils
and Paper of all sizes.
February ls.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Under the authority Of deed of trust frons
Abel Blakeney, the subscriber will offer at
Public Sale, on the premises, on Saturday,
the 9TH day Of March next,
Il Tenement and Lot Of Ground,
On the east side of Washing ton street, be-
ginning Is feet to the north Of Cameron street,
extending thence northwardly Ia front 81
feet, eastwardly in depth ~ feet /; subject to
an annual rent of forty-eight dollars.
ALSO,
4 Lot ef Ground,
On the north side CT King street, IS feet
8 inches east of Columbus street, extending
thence eastwarbly on King street in front 40
feet. northwardiy in dcptn one hundred feet;
subject to an annual rent of go dollars
4 credit of four months will be allowed on
good negotiable endorsed notes.
X. l. Taylor.
February % dts
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tnY ACvrorlTy nr T.''- .TATE or
NA2YLANn)
rCGr.EE or TIE

5000 Ii, kets ut Ten Ds"ars each SISsOeOo
CASE PRIZES
Subject In p d.,iu.ion %, fifteen per cent.
MncHa'y PRICES as foiios,.
rst drawn ticket cntticd To $4,000
- $500 blanks sic each '
HE next JtsN do Is
do Picket after the COCO lianis S5O0O
rnsi drawn ticket Oh the 18th al, Il until the 25th
n ., day S5OOeach
1esr e e a'h Z" sS. (%xssp"s the 100 Tickets.
he sad ten prizes consist Of the numsere from
10 1000 inclusive, each bp-e,l o TIC, sr, 1000 40
he an prize. the FIRST iia hundred or i,w.st num-
The 35,h. -
First drawn ticket on the s5th $500
DO. S6th to aIst sin
10. Ais, to 50th inclusive lao
Do. s5th day sOuDO
7He Price b6,ks TO consist Of Nos. a 1900.
The object ontemriatcd To G accomplished tv
the above scheme, is enneniy entitled tn the tavar
ard patronage of the citizens Baltimore. The es.
Enlistment o. Medical College vii unuucs,ionsblv
have beneficial Influence on the genera, literary
cha'aeterot our c,v-on it perhaps may he her.ef.
fer ergrated the other Coll ges and thus an uniyer
sity he constituted.
1t will hoaee r give us other :mportan, ADVANTAGES.
1T will promote spirit of investigation IL, the fa.
Guilty, 1t will induce Young OF talents to establish
themselves Ill our city, and thereby permanently se
cure to this community tie hes, aid that can he Of
fordcd by the Medical profession. II may also he
proper tn remark, that il THIS school should I,rosper
as is ANTICIPATED IL will large to c expend
td ANNUALLY IN this city. which would otherwise be
disbursed In other places
We presume tina; those Gentlemen vho are snxi-
Gus for the advancement OF the interests of Balti.
m"re, will give rs their support the above consi
dcraons
TO those who are inclined tn profit themselves At
the same time that they encourage us-we cons
IDENTIFY say, that no scheme Of lottery so splendid OF
promising as the above has been offered in this
country.
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY.
i now drawing in the CIV of Baltimore--AIi, the
high PRIZES still i'll the wheel.
Present price of Tickets, S1l 50, but will soon
advance.
Applications for Tickets from distant places (post
pad} nclCsng the cash. addressed either Of the
subscribers, 1T their respective Lottery Offices in
Baltimore, VIII re iu,rr ediat.'y attended 10.
KF RNi WHARTON, Sou,h-st
PHILIP ~ NICKLIN, No. 202. Markets.
j. }. COHEN, Jup'r. Medical College Lottery
Officr, No 10, Market.st.
n: b. slips 81 each dar's d,asOing are regularly
Published and will bc forwarded to those who maY
apply.
Baltimore, July 7. eawtlstOct
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THE 5fTH ANNIVERSARY

o. Il is impossible for US, consistently with the
duties which we owe to the mass Of readers as
well as the of matter that before u.s. 70 pub
tsh in detail all the accounts ofe celebration Of the
18th of SWT, slich have been forwarded for insert.
on We throw ourselves therefore, upon che indul-
kenee Of our corresP0ndcnts-Yet rather than lose
every record of these proceedings, have deter
mined 70 se-r middle -eourae, which after all like
most InEidie courses, may piease mere
~ gave rapid Extract from tie celebration aud the
toasts-lhe RpiIf Of the Test anniversary is cheer
sng 70 our hOfomsi II the spirit OF fVeeuen ey-
sitting ~ che fruits of teir ist ruccunter and pre-
pairing themselves fcr sec0nd-.-it is spirit whicl,
approves cf the declaration of War, Rnd viii meet
Che gathering storm with aacrity
We have given 10 iGn the prOcesiingI Of Boston,
bee .u every eye turned with anxiety the first
orsdte ~ the liberties cf eOuRtryfor, those pro
eeedngs breathe spirit which cheers us. Massa-
ehVsets viii yield herselfst last to che good Of the
tren'is OF the war; the enterprze of her pJivateers
fhe coneurst Of Csasda, aad ast to' not least the
fove OF the Union 81 she States, viii finally wither
every tseti"os oppositonist in shat quarter Who at
tcsnpts 90 top the Sbesls Of TIC government.
FROM sTAUNTON, July 7tb 1919.
4" eHclcse you, copy o. IN to.sts, wIcl, we're
crank az h@rbacue in the ne Sbourhood Of this
Pssce, on the fourth VI July--Tbere vas promis.
oneu1 aetemblagc * che people Of town and cOun-
arg Of Fedstaists aod Repubicans--Thc senti-
DenS Of these tonsts, we're the sentiments, il is
believed Of every man Frcseut-No party disseBtiou
prevailed amongst Us For getting political dis.
nnetons forgetting III feelings o jesousy and rival
ny. forg sting indeed s subordinate considerati7ns
SVcey keaft vas psrey hmeriean, and every ocnt-
meut highly patriotic. The proceedings Of this day
ard dfis place inay received ty tic public, re an
honorable eridence, and a SOLEMN p'edgc. that even
shose Of our citizens, Who most warmly opposed
o'te edmnsrrstioo, viii be jealous in carrying IN
w sect, vhat ever Re1snres the honor aHd the in-
eerest OF their Country osv recu're."
.EUtrqct 0f IadRfs.
@s-1es Wacis5W, President 81 the 4. Stsies--Tl,e
friesSs of A0eriea ill read vith pride and tri-
u'-ph, h5s late rnanlv agi ei9quef Communication
so Cea-~ess IL st9pi6 her enemies viii, con
fVeine aRF shsmc I he Congress NJ y, S-f .et flcm
be conbdert-the sword nud ihe y'3ec IS N,c people
wsU s@avs be with them, to rnsint,in The rna honor
And in'eres a fie n2tior. g Britain---0ur arms
compelled her % eraEt ~ Independence same
arns si'1H paw fesch heg re,gco & Fsanec-- She
aided Hs ~ N,c achievement of Orr Ibcrtes sn1 We
'ysre 2rsteFoi--Sbe hos pinndered and nsul'ch
ne, and ve IRE ju;atient for-reveuge. She pep
pic ~ Tie United States----Ii1wsver thev may
differ upon Questions If eNpedienee they piG ne
vo be divides in cpYgsug gie saeyss Of heir soun.
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IABSIIALs SALE.--By virtue Of decree Of
lYa the Court Of the United States, for the fifth
Circuit in the Virginia District in suit therein de-
pending, Wherein james Henderson, c,eeutcr of
James Bl9ir, ia plaintiff, and Thomrs Ham aud Ar
ehibald Blair. Mary u. PsaclIy ADMINISTRATORS of
Samuel Wi'lism Pcqchy and others are defendants,
IN Chantery, pronounced on TIE twelfth day Of jim,
1871. WIZ be sold. for ready money, NJ Pubic
Auction, to the li.lest bidder, at Sterling Gary's
Tavern, IN the county of Prince George, on The 10Th
DIV of the present month, six hundred acres # fand
- the ssmc n'ore or less, Wing in the said county
called and known BY the nAuIc &c DOROTHY iil ot,er-
wise called Hacks, adjoining Maycoys 20 raise Gers
tain sums OF money in srd decree mentioned.
WN. MANN, -. Vi. f1r
A. MOORE, VI. Y. %.
July z. tSs.
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EDY virtue of n deed oF trust executed to the Sal!
I'D s-ribcr, Ly William ljrgItwell, of the tom of
MRHehestcr, and which deed ia duly recorded in
Chesterfield County Court.---WI Ne sold 10 the
highest bidder, for ready money, ON Tuesday the 9Th
day Of August next, on tie premises all that Lot Of
Ground, imprO, cments SC. in the said town 0f Man
chester, Wherein the ssih Brightweli now resides
Tor the purpose of raising certain of money due
according TO the expressions of the said deed
the title is deemed ndisputable but will DC convey
ed by the trustee void q liability.
THE TRUSTEE.
Msrehestes, Jug Is. w3wp
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az CfiANCGRv United States Cou,4, -6ftt.
& tfrcmt and Virginia distYict, iS0fEdsy .Uay
80, 1872.
Hotcrt GonrIry, Executor Of the last will AID te..
lament OF Al7ann Randolph, decd PI.6.
AGAINST
Carter Pase, Executor of hrci,ibald Cary. who
was ex'or OF Peyt"n Randolph, Edmund Rsi.,iolph,
dcyisee and lseir OF Peytou Randnipb \ snd Jto
bert West admir- Of Philip l.. Grimes. " 40 wa. ex
eeutor ct john Robinson, surviving executor ef Phil
ip Grimes, deceased, and Edmund JENNINGS,
DeJrn&onts,
BY consent of the Plaintiff and Of the Dy,,.,s.nt
Edmund Randolph 1t is ordered and decyretI tbas
Martin Dawson and Geo. Grccnhow, or e;,-r OF
them do make sale of the slaves and other r,t,,ey-
~ in the ndentre Of trust CT thc 10Th Of Nav 1900
mentioned, on credit of9 and rs months, taking
bond and gool security, payable to them, or the me
that shall act commissioners aforesaid and bring
the said bonds into court, he disuosed Il, rs the
court Shall direct. The said sales to he advertised
-four weeks IN three Of the Richmond n-ws-papers.
And it is further ordered that either Of the said
commissioners may sellseparate any part 81 the said
property and ii is further ordered that the decree
against th- defendant Edmund Randolph shall u>r,
be enforced against bis person unit, the tr,,sr fund IA
disposed Of neither his person nor property being IL
able beyond the decreed 10 be paid bv him and
by consent OF the Plaintiff and of Garter P,s.c tSe.,
utOr of Archibald Cary, who was executor az Peter
Randolph. II is ordered that one of the oomrnissi-
oners-of this court DO examine state and settle the
account of the administration Of tile said Cary ana
the said Randolph, the estate OF the said Arch.
bald Cary.
"a Copv)
Jrsts
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a 7OWN lots FOR SALE.-The commission.
u ers appointed by act OF the last General As.
sembly to lay off q Town at Merklcnbur- Court
House, Virginia viii offer for sale to the highest bid
der on the premises about forty Lots Immediately
around the Court House Of tie town Of Rnv,Iton
aI'l out puTw'ant to authority, on Monday the Sc
yenteenth day of August n@x', it being court day
the sale viii continue from day TO day untI III the
lots are soii. Terms of sale, Sonds With approved
security Tor the payment OF tho purchase money On
the 2Oth March 1918, IL, and ( s.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
june 10. al.
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VIM MARSHALL, CIR.

ATOTICE.-Dy virtue Of the foregoing desres,
- WILL BE SOLD, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, on Thursday the 9Th DAY of August
next, Mt the Washington Tavern in this CITY, the
property embraced in the said decree, upon the
terms therein expressed, vzI)icl, Judy, and their
children, suc<ey and Lucy and Sam, Aggey aud
their children, Scceondy, Mourning. Edmonia, Lew
is, Dlenheim and his wife Phi'lis snd children,
Charles and Moses, Harry and Nanny his wife and
children, Watt aud I'iilv, aud Jammey aud his vito
Dolly aud child, lydia, Jennv, Willard, Lewis All
50, tle library of law and other books, of which
list will be produced likewise the ftlroiture, con-
dstinc of beds, blankets, sheets house linen and
ther furniture, the plate ofthe said {andolph,
si'tinc o vcr cup, silver coffee pot, tea ditto.
do. sugar dish, silver waters, six dnzcn sv er
moons large aud small, carpets, ehins, one coach,
Phae:on, two horses.
The sale will commence ~ 20 O'Clock.
GEO. GREENHOW, Conn.,.
juno SO. Av
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the drowning loro- % orr corutrv.-''o .r~rs. 20
sir,ns. IL. Orr coumry--- Nav si- never ~ers.
rom the contest I'LL she has oblate, in,icunity tor
The past aud security Tor the tutrc.-.sz..!ison's
.narch.
VOLUNTEERS.
by the I'reSiGen. ~ tke Na-, .lf1j. Gen, Deer
eorn-iniesrity OF inten,ion, displayed by energy OF
action.
After Major Genera, Dearborn had retired;
by Tie Tice- ircsiient-TLe Comm an,l.r in
Chief ct the Northern Army; the eo-patrio, with
Washington, who sustained the character of n so-
der during the rr''uous conflict OF the REV oion
ny Cot George BiGke-'' Woe unto those false
prophets who have spoken vanity and seen lies,
because they have scdnccd the people, saying feace
tr0ce, who there is pepvc."
~ me Don. Benjd7f,if dustin, First V:se-Prc
G-rfA-As the Uniied States in I7T5, dashed Bri-
tim with thirteen strip s--may they not relax in
then seipline when they have eighteen TO enforce
t,e;r energies.
Br a Cit;sen-AOur youngest sister Lauisiana-A
hright Star in the American, Constellation another
Stripe to Bri,ish TYRANNY.
~ J1Seeh T.. S,nith--J'he Orator Of the Day
We hail with Joy that cloquence, which hono, s
c country Of its hir:, where every citizen is 500
2 oad TO be Eslave and too honest to be p tyrant"
Br Henjn1nis F11raas, Esq The Republican
system of Government to England and Scotland,
tho Sovereignty and Independence Of Ireland, and
equal liberty 20 all mankind
~ THE Non r. r. .fdr:ns--Thc town Of
Charlcstown--May the Rritish who burnt il, learn
from the discourse OF the Orator or the day, that
tic fire then enkind'cd by feroc;os so'diery still
burns with unquenchabe indignation in the hearts Of
il, Inhabitants.
BY TIE Ron. J. L. .9ustin-May the spirit Of
Washington, the srdor ct the prescribed Patriots,
the wisdom and valor of the Revolutionary States.
men and Heroes, Who achieved our Independence,
snimate every American to defend and main.an
/ il.
by Ctisen-Thc memory Of Dr. Charles Jar
WIS., whose wisdom and eoquencc gave vigour to the
cause ofhs country.
BY Maj Iayior-Gencral Strong and his .4r-
ny If they ever take the field against the Gene
rat Government, may their services be limited TO
fasting and prcrcr.
, Ry .tfaj. .tfelriile-The Traitors i'm the United
eiates; may they follow the example of Judas,
and save the necessity OF judge, jury aud execu-
toner
BV the. Cd Flee Observation-Disclosures without
seliishness; Federalism without hypocrisy Repub-
iiesnism triumphaut
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A III persons indebted to Abra rrn Douglass are
a requested to come forward aud make innncdi-
ate payment to
SAMUEL s. CARTER.
Jrly IT. Il
For Sale, likely Mn'aVo Bos. shout 9 vc.rs ne
age, an elegant new Pl1ladrlphih zig and HArasss,
% loxes of Soap, boxes Of Candles, trunk ~ Ia
thcr artclcx.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

= IOTICE is hereby given, that the Cells in t,..
Ia Lunst'c Hospital, in the City OF WILLIAMSBURG
appropriated Tor Male Patients, arc all occuDcd s;
that no more Male Patients vii lie received i.r,,
the sad Hospital, until some Of the SAID cells are va
cant---duc notice Of which will be gwen
BY order ef tie Court # Directors
A. ROBINSON, c. G.
JUG 10. ,atytf