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TYNE Opequon Manufacturing Company
will purchase FLEECE WOOL, and
Owe w. from so to 40 cents per Id in cash. (ae'
eording to quality delivered in Winchester nc;
=. - s sa Of the subscribers. The Wool to
he he washed before shearing, the hairy locks
and TAGS taken off, and each fleece to be kept
entire. rolled up and tied, with label on
each. describing the different kinds, VIZ So
Rams, Sucking Ewes, Lambs of the first
.bearinp. Wethers, &c or days should
eIspse after washing the sheep before ''Ey
are shorn.
John Davenport, Junr.
Lewis HoH, or to
Andrew Scholfleld.
In Alexandra.
May IS. co
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Tickets will certainly be raised on the I'd
Monday of next month. Applications rom
distant places by letter, post paid, and incio,
sine the Cash, will be Immediately attended
70 by either of the subscribers, at their Lotte-
ry Offices in Baltimore. a>1
KEARNY WHARTON,
PHILIP Fl. .NICKLlN,
J. l. COHEN, Jun'r.
Baltimore March l3-l7 2aWtlOcs.
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REMOVAL.
RICHARD III. LITTLE.

.APoTHEcARY md DRUGG FST,
EEAS removed his Shop from Farf.s
an Street, into the house lately oecupledhy
John Withers * Co. on King Street, where he
has for sale general Assortment OF DRUGS
& MEDICINES, which he can recommend
for their purity.
May IA dSW2aWt
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
LOTTERY
In which are,
Two Prizes of fifty Thousand
Dollars,
Val commence drawing
On the 18th of JUNE next,
When the first drawn ticket will entitle
the holder to FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS.
The subscribers have for sale'a number
of the TICKETS, which they offer at pre-
sent at the original pGce OF TEN DOLLARS !;
the opportunity thus presented OF purchasing
chance for q fortune at the lowest rate
should not be neglected: as the price OF
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John B. Davidge I
James Niosher
John Comegys
Robert Cary Long
B, III Mulikin
u. A. smith,
Hall Harrison
w Fl Clendinen
Fielding Lucas, jun. ]
William Gwynn
David Hoffman
Samuel Baker
James Cooke
Jonathan Meredith y
Jeremiah Sullivan
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May IS.
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Apfll
sP Tickets in the above Lottery may be
had at the company's Office In Georgetown,
Of the Treasurer, where will be received
Ten Dollar Prizes in the first class In pay
r,ent for Tickets in this class.
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CHARLESTON, March %.

The very extraordinary conduct OF our ma
val and military officers in receiving the island
of Amelia from few persons calling them
selves patriots, and erecting thereon, the nag
of the United States, is pregnant with the lnost
serious consequences. From our personal
knowledge of Commodore Campbell, OF the
correctness of his principles, and OF his SOUND
Judgment, we cannot persuade ourselves that
he would have acted Extensively against pow
er with whom we are at peace, & with whom
we are at this moment carrying on the most
lucrative commerce, without being authors
ed so to do by his government. II he had
been Young man OF ardent feelings x warm
temper, he might have been trepanned into
acts of hostility by the calls of patriot force,
shaking off the trammels Of oppression and
tyranny, * without viewing the consequences
which might result to his country from it
but when we know his deliberate Judgment *
sound mind, controlled as it is by the expert
ence of time, we have full confidence that he
has authority for what he has done. Against
the province of East-Florida, the United
States have never presumed to offer any
claim of right. We have not even the apollo
py of a disputed boundary, as we had with
West Florida, to offer as an excuse for seiz-
ing upon this province of a friendly power
And when we take into view the situation In
which Spain is placed by the invasion of the
Corsican tyrant, the friends of American ho-
nor must blush at this unprecedented conduct
of our officers. At the moment when the mo-
Their country is struggling for her existence,
we are despoiling her of her colonies, and cut
ting off part of her resources against hesene-
my. Without adverting to the ruinoIs con-
sequences which will inevitably result from
this increase of our. territory, we must view the
alliance which subsists between Spain and q.
Britain, and the guarantee OF the integrity OF
the Spanish possessions made by the latter,
If the subjects of the colonies throw Oft their
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ale o;ance and erect a, form Of government
WORE conpcnial to their necessities and wishes,
# IS a right which the people possess SO to CO.
Put when foreign nation invades and takes
possession of their territory; their honor,
their interest, and their policy, compel them
TO ayenge it Great Britain, who IS lavishlng
both her blood and her treasure IN support OF
the injured Ferdinand, will unquesuonabiy
view the occupation of Amelia as actual war
commenced against their ally, and VIII not re-
main unconcerned spectators OF the event
The Governor Of Cuba is the Governor OF Flo,
|rida, and his duty will compel him to protect
his government by all the means III his power
Our merchants and seamen who, unconscious
of the storm which their government has been
gathering about them, are now IN has harDors'
will, we fear feel the first effects OF his resent
ment. There is also one other circumstance
to be taken into consideration, circumstance
as well known to the Spanish authorities as 10
ourselves, and that is, that many OF these very
men who call themselves Spanish Patflots'
are in fact native citizens of the United States,
and some of them holding at this moment cl-
vii and military situations under this govern
ment. And these outrages have taken place
too, at the very moment when our own go
vernmen1 are crying out against the conduct
of Great Britain, for an alleged outrage OF
similar kind.
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letter, had received The sano,io
Presideat Of the u. States ~ VI The
We have been favored with tbo o.
ing copy Of Commodore Ca,nnheIr,'' ''ov'
ter to the Spanish commandant - ',et'
to in our former pubiica'.on-no "l@'ed
Lopez, had requested Gommo,,or. s'S'o
bell in case it was his intention fl a ~.'"f
fensively against Fast Florida 20 1S. o.
possession Of Amelia Island in tha 'Se
the United States, in which ease +" a'" a. u
ed to surrendered il to lim--to vbic G"sF'
request he receives the following ren l., :,
United States Gun Boat No. i6 : :
March IL, 1912
Sir,-fwaited until this late bonr .
an answer from Gen. Mathews. il vl; ,gF
i have been disappointed, and BEG, , .%a
this may be an apology for net maxim & ,' aI
earlier replyt your letter by 1Ir. AtIi sd
son. now beg leave to inform Won ,ba,
the American naval force near AlarIi, go: :;
not intended to act in the name Of tho r. "
States, but to aid in support Of a lsrs.
proportion of your countrymen in aym n'
who have thought proper to declare them
selves Independent. and are now in tn.
act ofcalling On You tojoin in their under.
taking. You will readily conceive, sip.
the task imposed on me yet fatter nv
self that it will be accomplished wjbmt
the effusion of human blood, while Il G arm
ofhumanity and protection will be extend
ed to objects thus deserving.
| have the honor to be. with great res.
pect, sir, your most obedient servant
(signeD HUGH G. CAMPBELL.
Don Justo Lopez, Commandment at amelia
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LONDON, March 2.

Saturday being the last Saturday of the
month, all the physicians attended the queens
council at Windsor. The archbishop of Can
terbury, earl Winehelsea and the earl of Ayles-
ford, formed the council. The report of the
physicians was, that though his majesty now
enjoyed uniformly the refreshment OF sleep
for longer period each day than In the ear
her period of his complaint, yst no abatement
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of Elemental delusions appeared, cireum-
stance that served to diminish the hopes OF
his recovery. He has slept, on an averages
FIVE hours and a half each day
On Saturday at three o'clock cabinet couh-
Gil was held at the foreign office, which was
attended by all the cabinet ministers except
Lord Castlereagh and Mr. Yorke. The coun-
Gil broke up at half past four
Yesterday lord Somerville and the honora
BILE Robert F. Grevill attended In waiting, at
Saint James's Palace, for the first time since
their appointment under the Windsor estao-
lishment. :
The Duke of Bedford had an audience OF
the Prince Regent on Friday last
MIR. Anstruther, late Acknowledgement OF
Madras, is appointed Recorder o. bombay, III
the room of Sir J. Macintosh. MI toiier'
of Iincoln's Inn, succeeds Mr.. Anstruther as
Acknowledgement.
March 10.
His royal highness the Prince Regent mas
been graciously pleased In the name ana Oh
the behalf of his majesty, to make the loiio"-
ing appointments
Vice Cbauberlain-the Earl of Yarmouth.
To be Lords of his majesty's bedchamoer
the most hon. the Marquis or Headtord J;
the right hon, Lord Visconnt MelDourn she
right hon Lord Heathheld; the right hon.
Lord James Murray; the right non l'ord
discount Petersham.
First groom and master OF the robes--Nas-
sau Thomas, Esq.
Grooms of the Bedchamber-Gen Charles
Leigh gen. E. Stephens; gen. l. oiough'er
Stanwix hon. Henry Stanhope; lieut. gen!
Sir James Cradock lieut.. gen. VIM, AappsD;
col Wilson Bradyll.
Clerk Marshal and Chief Enquerry-Col
Benjamin Bloomfield.
Equerries-Maj. gen. Hammond It. COZ,
VIM. Congreve; maj. gen: bayley' GoiaS-
stream Guards hon Frederick Howard, lOtA
Light Dragons; col, Vivian, 9TH Light ORA
goons.
PARL L4nENT.aRY INTELLIGENCE.
HOUSE OF LoRDS-Monday March g.
The Earl of I.auderdale moved tor certain
other copies of Export LICENCES.
Earl Bathurst did not mean to oppose the
motion, but he must deny the statement maze
by the Noble Lord when he gave notice OF the
present motion, namely, that our export trade
had been carried on without any adequate re-
turns by imports.
The Earl of Lauderdale said, that he had
come to the knowledge of a case, since he last
addressed the House on this subject, Which
rendered it, in his opinion, still more necessa-
ry to have all the papers respecting this trade
laid before the House. That was me cas-" a "a
srr l4,ncrIcan vessel bound from port III a.
merica, with cargo for Bordeaux, and IL
censed by the French Emperor, which was
taken by British ship of war, and after being
condemned in one of our prize courts, was IL
censed by the same cargo. Itwas, therefore,
necessary for the House to know whether any
return of that cargo was made in the list OF
our exports.
Earl Bathurst knew nothing Of the case.
The earl of Lauderdale wished to know II
there was any entry made at the custom house
of such exports, or if the quantity OF the
goods was endorsed OH the docket.
Earl Bathurst said, undoubtedly it vas
The motion was then carried.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-12

4 AND FOR ShLE.-57, 1855 Acres of Land for
= 4 saie.--By virtue of decree pronounced in the
Saunton District Conrt of CFlncery, in the case OF
sa'pue Moae, trustee the estate of Robert l. Sa.
rnuel Purviance against Henry Purviauce will pro-
cee1 as COMMISSIONER, ON the 28th day of June next
in the City of Bsldmore to sell all those lands living i'm
the counties OF kenswha, Wood, and Ohio, me nton-
ed in mortgage deed given by said Henry Puryance
to Samuel Moae, trustee, &e.the terms of sale will
be made know" on that daF. The above lands arc
valuable, and situated on the waters Of the Ohio
aud kenawha rivers; MANY Of them are improved ;
and merit the attention of hose persons who wish to
reside in that part of Virginia. The lands will be i-
vled INTO suitable tracts parcels for the acconmo~
dation Of purchasers, aad the sale continued from
day to day, until completed.
THOS. J.. PRESTON.
Lexington, Virginia.
april 81. 1912. tds
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May 90.
SSENJAMLN DU-VAL, & son, at the sign of
N . the Golden Mortar, Rich,nont. have i,lsf re.

SSENJAMIN DU-VAL, & son, at the sign of
. the Golden Mortar, Rich,non,I, have lust re-
ceNed a supply OF FRESH .HEDICLNES, Drugs
and Surgeons Instruments, perfumery, Shayinp
soap, Hair-powder, sc. All kinds of Paints ground
IN vi, Dry Veriesreasc, Prussian Blue, Patent and
Kings Yellow, Lnseed Oil, Rosin, and Spirits of
4 Iurpentine; Paint Brushes, Gold Leaf, Ca,nmels'
Hair Pencils, and every other article in their line Of
business; which they selling, by wholesale aud
retail, at very reduced prices.-Aso great variety
OF Patent Medicines large quantity of excellent
quaty--whch they will sell very low b, the o,,an,i
tty..Physicians and Surgeons, Country Store Keen.
ers, Hattcrs and Painters, and all other Persons
wanting any thing in their line, will find il to their
interest 10 deal with them, as they determined
to sell at very moderate advance and will warrant
every thing to be genuine, that they offer Tor sale
They make and SELL Du-FaPs .7uti6ii;ous Pill 81
Aeh Ointment, Tooth .2che g .Scurpy Tnctures,
wmsh pave been much approved Of by all who have
tired them, for many years past
Riehmond May s. wsw
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5000 Tickets at two dollar, and fif,v 81,

5000 Tickets at two dollars and fifty cents
81 Not IL BiaRkS 10 a Pile.
PrIzes payable sixty days after the drawing shall
have been completed, subject to deduction OF If
teen per cent.
First drawn Ticket entitled to Prize of 500 dol.
lars.
First ,rrawn 800 blankse each entitled to dollars
All prizes not demanded within twelve months nj
ter the drawing Of lbs Lottery, will be considered as
donations to the Academy.
LIST drawn Ticket on the 9th day, a Prize of G 100
1st do. on the 9Th do do son
LIST do. on the Sth do do I oon
lst 90. on the 9th, 10Th & Il "a, each. 100
LIST do. on the 10Th do do noo
Tie last drawn Ticket do 10o
RICHARD ANDERSON,0
UPTON BEALI.,
HONORB MARTIN, fComn1ts'
SOLOMON HOLLAND,
Tickets for sale at J. Miiigan's Book Store,
- Letters postpaid, psnctually attended to.
Georgetown.
GeOigc-Town, May is, 1919. w6w
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT.

Making additional appropriations for the support OF
government for tie year thousand eight hun.
dred & Twelve.
$GEi f eaactel by the Senate and House of Retire.
seHtatioes # fhe United SfGtes If .4ntcyica IN
Congress- assembled, That in addition to the sums
Appropriated 10y the act making appropriations for
the support OF government for The year one thou.
sand eight hundred and twelve, the following sum.
be, Z TIC same arc hereby respectively nppropria.
ted, that is to say
For dctrnyng The expenses Of printing the sub.
seriptiou certificates and isstiug the same to the
subscribers IA the loan of eleven millions Of dollars
authorized by the act OF Congress passed on the
fourth day Of March, QUO thousand eight hundred
and twelve hela4ng cost Of paper and other cxpen.
ses incident 70 the receiving Of tho subscriptions al
so Tor cost OF paper and printing OF certificates
iunded SIX pet cent. stock 10 be issued for the s.
mount Of the said loan, and other expenses mtten
ding TIC funding Of tie same, Eve Thousand dol
lsrs--
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BY AUTHORITY.
aDfr-

To enlarge the boundaries of the Mississippi Ter.
rtry.
Il IL enacted By the .Sendte and House If J2eeye-
tentati7es IF the Uni-ea States Of .7Sseytsa in
Congress assemblies That all tlIst portion If erri-
tory lying east Of Pearl river, vest OF lie Perdls
and south OF tic thirty degree ofialtude be &
she is hereby annexed to the Mississippi terri
tory +; to he governed by the laws now in force
tl,ei elm, or bieh may hereafter DC enacted, and
the laws an! ortnapces of the u States, relative
thereto, IN like manner, it the same had original
y formed part Of the said territory; and until o.
therwise provided by law, Che inhabitants of The sam
district hereby annexed to the Mississippi Territory
shall be entitled to ono representative in the Gene
raj Assembly thereof.
HENRY CLAY,
Speaker Of the House If Rebyesentatives.
VIM. II. CRAWFORD,
President IF the Senate, pro fem;3oyc
May IL, 1919.
.3bPyOVea,
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& tOLUMBIAN H0FEfs--Pet6r Moseiey. r.4.t,.
" tui for the experienced patronage o. is friends
ana the public, has the pleasure to i.t.fn item,
that lie has removed to Cary.strcct, Ia the large 81
comiro''inus house lately occupied by Mrs Ranl0iph
aud ia which 1hnmas Wilson, osl has kept his Of.
ice for several years, III te of business aud
sOiIcits continuance Os former fayois He j. de-
termnei to use lis best endcavors t. give general
satisfac;ion Ills Stables, which are near the
house, shall always be provided With the best pro
yender.
The price for Man and iioiSe per dav, will be ;uc
dollar, x IS ceais.
Rieh.aoAd, May 10, 1919. a.
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KrALuADLE pRoPERrY. roR SaLr-n-

VALUABLE PROPERTY, FOR .S.4LE-By
virtue Of deed oil trust, bearing date the 9Th
dey Of January, 1910, executed to the subscriber by
William Edwards and Fanny G. Edwards his wife
70 secure te payment Of certain debts therein mem
Toned 70 john II, Cooke, viii be sc'd at ajieon to
the highest bidder for ready money, at Surry court
honse Oh tie seventeenth day OF next month (Juuef
the IH.fCF OF L.7.ND, (whercon the court
house stands) called and known by the name of the
Cross Roads, containing by estimation, two hundred
aeres--and also one other parcel of LIND thereto
adJoining called the Bower containing one acre and
half; much thereof ms will, be sufficient to
discharge the balance which may then remain due
and unpaid Of tie debts aforesaid, and the costs and
expences attending the execution of the trust Re-
sides the Tavern (Which is large and commodiotisS
and the buildings thereto appurtenant there are Sc,
Teral tehemens on the first mentioned tract; some
Of which are on Tease for term of yearsol the o.
thcr there IS dwelling house On which the Post Of
fec is ut present kept with TIE necessary Offices
sufficient for The accommodation If q small family
Information as 10 the periods which the leases win
expire, and other particulars will DC given ON the
day ~ sale
A further description Of the property is deemed
unnecessary as tits presumed that ali who are dis.
posed To purchase Til view il and Judge for them
selves. The subscriber viii only observe that il h
believed there are very few il any, more eligible 81
tratiuns in the Lover Country, for n pubican The
mercantile business, TOO. has been carried on at this
place for many years past and il is understood, te
great advantage.
N. FAULCON, Tynetee.
S1rry county, May 10, 1872 St.
y. -. IT the weather should he such ms To prevent
sale Of the property the day appointed as above
L viii take place the first fair day tbefeaftcr.
NJ.
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May 8.

h Informs his friends and the public generally, he.
has selected elegant and extensive assortment of
FASHION ABLE GODS in his line, among which.
are Pearl and Jet Ear Rings, Rings, Breast Pins,
bracelets and head ornaments, Watch Chains, Seals
4 Keys, Silver Tea Sets, Table, Dessert and Tea
Spoons, Soup and Punch Ladies, elegant Giyd.e
Clasps, Branch and other CanAIcsticks, Coasters,
Casters, Bread and Cake Baskets, Liquor Stands,
flumes Dirks, Swords, Belts, Epauletts, &c. &c
M. G. hopes from his esert,ons at all times 20 OBJ
tain the most fashionable articles, to merit that
continuance of public patronage he has literally
experienced.
Mays wGr
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IN cHANcERy.--ln rouhatan eous!y soer,. a
4 pril the l7,h, 1912,
William iiiski.an, PiaiA.is.

3 y CdSNCrnt - In Fovhatan couxty eotr., A.
4 pril the Nth, 1912,
William Gieki.an, P.aiA.iS.
..S9.Ast
Joseph MeLaurine, administrator with the " IL,
annexed OF W .ilam Ma, o, deceased, who was .1,,.
nisustor OF Thomas i.- Swami, deceased, Datilt-
Mayo. Joha NoOtso1, attorney tact for Samuel
Alien and judith 'lis wie, furue.y judith SNau,.
John Thompson Swami, W,laam > waun and liiza--
beth Ronald Swami, infant children a, dis /. iau,.cs
"a Thomas Thompson Swami, deceased, by the said
judith their mother and guardian, jann.tt ii.o.,
adiniistIstIrx stl the " al annexed OF Seth laru,
ueccased brett ka,,o!p aud Joan Ii sun ai.i James
fonicNter, trustees for the bene.t OF the sand S.t,
h'S9n ana Brett hrandoph, DsfsnQaatS.
This day came the, ,aiutf Ivy William, D Archer
esquire, his attorney, d the deiendauts Samuel Al
zen, John thompson SWAIN, Wiaiii waun and L,
hzacetD .sonaid SWAMI not having entered their UP
peaiahce anu gwen security, according to the Act
OF Assembly and the ru OK this court anil il at,-
peaiIng TO the satisfaction "a the court that they are
not INHABITANTS OF this state the motion OF the
sad plaintiff by his attorney aforesaid it is tccr.c
aud ordered by the court that the said defendants,
Samuel Allen, and John Thompson Swami MILAN,
Swami, and Elisabeth Ronald swami or in ,ls
room OF the three last, the said Samuel Alien and
Jur;h his wife, formerly Judith Sw anu mother and
guardian OF the sad John Thompson, Wiian, and
f1iI'beth Ronald Swami, 10 appea. here on or be-
fore the third Wednesday in Juiy next and answer
inc pNn'in S bills and that copy of, this order be
forthwith Inserted i'll some public newspaper prirae
IA the city Oh Richmond, for months successive
~, and that another copy be posted up al the door
o. the courthouse OF this county, Oh two successive
court days, previous to the said third Wednesday in
July next. =.
copy. Teste,
May 90 80.
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IN AWAY from the subscribers il Gent Greek
10 Oh Monday the Goth ul,iino, negro fellow
who calls himself Billy Weaver, about So years 0.
age, feet or 10 inches high, dark complexion
and COOL deal pocN marked. lie is a sensible pn-
lite fellow, and when spoken to appears tnite sui.
missiye. Having lived in Richmond several years,
hiring his time aud traicking on lis own account, he
has probably returned 70 that place and 10 lurking
concealed 10y some ofls old friends After being
sold and leaving Richmond he lived in Cartersyille
several : ears with john Buuer aud Go. and others
but we think it more probable he may have gone to
Richmond.
A reward OF len dollars Wiil lie given 70 anY per.
son who may y,ourc him in Jail so eiiat we glt him
again, or up0nbeiGg delivered to in Catersy,l!.
or this place, &c same reward aud travelling OK.
pences paid.
WALTON Il CRENSHAvY.
Vent Cree3, Neyls, 1879. wifi
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EFJ FED & REID, at their store on the BaGa
w have for sale,
81 Barrels Potomac TIerrings,
100 Sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
DO. Ca,liz Salt,
40 Boxes and 10 half Boxes Havana Scgsrs.
And Family Flour u an excellent quality.
Mss los I'm