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4 Observation-Disclosures county court, October
~ 1911.
Stage Davis, adm'r. de bonis non of James Diilaks
decd and Conquest Royston, COneplQirants
.igainSt
Charles Collier, Benjamin Faulkner, admir- de 10.
mis- non, al Wiia,o Didlake, dec'.. s. John C,ares
executor oil Joh" George, decd. Deffs
On the motion OF the compliments by their attor.
ney, and it appearing the satisfaction of t. court
that the defendant Charles Collier is not an inlmJi-
tnnt OF this commonwealth, and not having entered
ms appearance and given security according an act
ut assembly and the rides II this court II is ordered
that the dcft Charles Collier do appear here ON or
before the FIRST day Of s.uary next and answer
the Complsnants ill, that copy Of this order he
forthwith Inserted IN the Enquirer for two months
snccassive,y, and another posted the front door al
the court house of his county.
Eouy. T.ste,
THO. MUSE, c. NJ. C.
D.,
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o,M.Ea-Bcing in want Of a good black;
,. oNiii II, one acquainted with the Coach Mr.
King business, viii give liberal wages; White Nan
"ou'n nc preferred, or aftee coorec one.-ybe adj
vanisges which present themselves nj this plnet ,od
oo Hh nu1eenlenl with steady, sober, honest man
letter addressed to the subscriber will be attended
to without delay
THOMAS srACiI!ousE.
Narrenton, n. C. Jan H. -,
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Jan. 4.

H4NOR RENT-Thc house formerly occ,u;ed ~,
= Mr.. Neil McCoul, and last by Mrs Soitbpate.
next door below Capt Robert Candies ,nain street.
" is wen calculated for Dry Good Grocery store
For terms apply to Robert VI. PulIiam ri Mr. Jas
Hnteheson's, or TO Mr. Isaac White
Jan. fl. o,e
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LAND-OFFICE, Ricbmond. w, H.. =,

~. DEC. IT.
q fu'Suanceo an net of Assembly. PASSED the
meNa me several ia7vs concerning Escleats.o
heTeby make IT known that ccrtain trace or parcel
o anu SAD to contain about fotv-fvc acres sna,nJ
~, he"T 'eIn!e, in the county Of Wood, and claimed
"'' a" alien, has escheated to the Com
nohwealih, ne appears by certificate from the Fs
Gneator OF said county on file in this Office, dated the
LIST of November last
CHARLES BLAGROvE, Rceisfrv.
~, Gw
The Editor Of the National JnteIIigence, in M ;,.,
oi Washington, viii publish Tie above for vi, e
scccsvely, and transmit his account to t,is dc1art
neut for payment g. H.
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( richmond, 9th Han isI2.-At mee,iue. ne
~, . te ASSOCIATION for building Church on Sho.kH
hil!-ResoiUed, That the Treasurer. be autbosi -
receive subscriptions for any number of shares that
shail he applied for, until the aggregate number shall
be three hundred I,tty0cf ~
Jan. II. e..
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RICHfRD .ArOERSJ
Y EVERLET BLdIIH.

Richmond, Oct. Is. wifi
= The above connection viii enable me to de-
vote most OF ny time TO the Tobacco business. Mr.
Bair's attention will be principally, for the present
directed TO the other branches of the Commission
Business.
P. ANDERSON
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OARDING HOUSE-JOH(' S. I,Ly.Ls. I,.s
taken that very pleasant situnion Opposite 10 his
to'c on "a street where 10 or ID gentlemen may be
furnished viii, board ant, lodging on liberal ,er,,
Jan. III. N GO
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vi hh.I-in consequence Of the melancholy
death Of Joseph Jacobs the firm of s s, ! Ia.
cohs rs dissolved All persons indebted to said FIRM
are requested to pay their accounts forthwith Auv
persons having claims against the said firm are re-
qnested to bring them in for payment, to
8. JACOBS,
'SinUiviHg Partner.
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n. YORK, Jan. 16.

~. ok, Jan. 10.
A number of the Young Gentlemen OF
mis- city deeply lamenting the deplorabl,
aiamity with which the devoted city O.
Kichmond has recently been visited ans
iesirous of evincing in public name
their sincere and heartfelt sorrow for tn,
melancholy fate Of so many in cresting ana
valuable lives-havc determined to assem-.
bic on the College Walk, on Sunday morn
ing next at IL past O'Clock, with Grape o.
the lett arm, for the purpose Of procccdin
IN procession to the Presbyterian Church
wall street, where a discourse will ne lie
!ivered adapted tothe occasion, by the Rev
DR.. Miller.
Ihcy earnestly request that the Young
Gentlemen generally of the city viii unite
With them III paying the tribute of their
sympathy Go the memory of the unfortunat
victims; and of wearing the badge for tnc
space OF four weeks. In. ~
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SEVENTY DOLLARS REWARD-ror a,,r..
4 hending Bii.LN SKINNER or Otherwise H;ITv
1out, a right mu'at,o about % years OF aec. re-
rcd speaks slow when spoken to, and is fond of cock
fighting. S'sN
lie was raised in this city Nv Mrs Starke, and Is
supposed to be lettering about the streets, or haror
by his companions. He was seen about !, week
ago ut Byrd's Warehouse y 'e~
he clothes we gave him abort month since.
were either dab-co'ored mixed of stout cloth hui
1t is probable he has exchanged them
i,, P.HAXALL s. Co.
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"a oiiCr.--By virtue ct deed Of trust executed
~ b. VIM. Brghtwell OF the town ct Aianchcsicr
10 t'e subscribers, ON 'c 9Th day of January, 1871
and duly recorded in the Surc,or Corr, of Chester
held Tor the purpose OF securing the psycnt of mo-
ney there'a sa'l tn be dive Thomas Ninlrcc will he
exposed to sale, for cash, Saturday the 18th dav
~ tehrary next. at IL o'clock, before the door cf
Tacharal, Brookss Tavern one fourth al nm cr,. nj
LAND, lying in the town of Manchester, ON the
'nan street, and distinguished in the Plan of said
town by number 81.
Ban D +; @I @Elsi'crR, 7t'stees
Manchester, Jan. II. tds
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EWANTED--t few Hhds. Leaf Tobacco. fur
shipping, for which tho best Morocco Shoes
WI We given Enquire for j. Jacobs Ryan X VII.
kinPs store.
For Sale Case low priced london Quilts.
Trunk English Goat Skins, rcd
january o. txt
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= ATES RIVER COMPANY-A dividend "a.
seven and hall per cent. having been declared
t',e STOCK oi the james River Comp my--thr r.,os.
.ppIi atom 20 ~
MI, ROBERT reIa.ARD, Tysazeny..
hehnond, Jan. 10. qgvSs
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"a ANT'ED to purchase, negro ROY or NAN.
accustomed to wait ia the lio,ise. and GIRL.
IRON ~ to 10 years Of age-For such as i,lcasc n H.
"eIal price will be given Apply to the printer.
~ - eawiw
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s<NOR SALE-3C0 Sacks Liverpool blown SALT.
2 OH mode ate terms, to close consignment
~ A. SHARP
Who wants to purchase a few Hundred Barrels
Upland Corn. o''
Jan. q. .e
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t;rginia Leg1si,u,lre.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
Wednesday, Jan. IS.

Mr.. Wooding, from the committee appointed :,
ASCERTAIN the amount OF money in the treas,, ans,
the sum due thereto from the Bank of Virginia, 81
the Is, day oil january, 1872, made report, wh:el
on motion, read, as follows
The committee appointed to examine the trcasu 4
crs accounts FOR the last year, and whom was "a.
ferrcd resolution with Instructions to ascertain the
amount OF money actually in the treasury, or du,
fron me bank To the treasury, the frs. day OF
Rua, 1919, nave performed that duty, and beg cay
to submit tue following report
That from the trcasnrer's accounts
there appeared to be due the trea-
sary, ON the said .'st day January,
1872. the sum of two hundred and
twelve thousand four hundred tor
ty dollars and thirty cents, but that
as no actual count of the money in
the treasury made that dav,
your committee had recourse 10 an
examination Of the receipts & dis
bursemeuts since that day, and the
money now actually in the treasury
4 the balance due from the Bank
Of Virginia, which are AS follows
Received into the treasury since the
first day of January, lSi2, 5,eos 81
Due from the treasury on that day c12,iit 50
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"a oiNf..-ln pursuance of two deeds of trusts
: executed ~ Washington Branch TO the s,,hscri-
10 secure The payment OF monies therein men,;.
oned to be due to John j. Jol,usnn and Ror;a,;,,
Hatcher, will be exposed TO sale for cash. ON Saturday
The 18th day OF the present month 1T II O'clock nc.
Tore ;he door Of Zachariah Brooks's Tavern one NE
HRo GIRL, by the name OF I.ucv
-. DAM. WEISIGE2, Trustee.
Manchester, Jan IL.
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4 DNBRTiSENENT.- subscriber having
commenced business in the Communication line
in the City of Rcbmpnl hopes by strict attentions to
ncr1t snare % the patronage of his friends Ills
''hee IS sept opposite the Eagio Tavern.
Dec. III If
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Jew STORE.--The subscribers havinp talc,
the store iatiy occupied by T,ssfs. tuhJarI
y Lyman, and nearly opposite their ,rrsrut stand.
die" ior s1lc IN extensive assignment ~ European
49, 'niia piece Goois, on tie iovest terms far
C.ISH '''
LORD & rARNSWORTU.
Ss'he object of tho snhscribers is only 10 disDnse
~ .ier b~ess stoct, great bargains may be expec-
tel.
January 9. Sw
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SEVENTH DRAWING Of the William & Mary
- College Lottery Of o. Number.
Nos. ---5, i6, %, -, Sc
The Eighth Drawing viii tc on the 1lt, February
Orders for ickctts viii he received at Waite's Lot
terry Offices, Baltimore aud New-Yurk.
SIMON BLOCK.
Richmond, Jan. TO- =
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Making together the
Disburseh at the treasury
since the first day OF ia
nuary, 1872,
Due from the Bank of
Virginia this day
Notes deposited in the
bank, supposed To have
been stolen from the
treasury
Money actually in the
treasury counted by
your committee
Amounting in the whole
10 the ike sum of
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Il. ELDRIDGE, ir. d. c.
o.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-10

Mr.. Turner, and Lsban Whca.6f, ssqs
We have nat resolved returns from the
distant disiricts4 buts no tlbnbta can b
entertained ef~sho election Of the hoii.
Messrs Brigham, Bigrl6ws Ely, Tagg4rt
s. 'Wood. The election of Mr. Reed, in
Barns,abIe, is highly probable; &. that Of
Mr.. -S.earns, in Middiesex, not unlikely.
We have not heard ofthe probable eleds
ton of a single war advocate.
: &of Of the isrescnt Csagress.
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COMMUNICATION.

1t is impossible matdrely to consider
the propositions made by Mr.. Madison
for an srmistice, and not to doubt the
sincerity of his disposition for peace
Upon the subject of impressment, the
object of the American government is
to protect American seamen, that Of
England to retain in the service Of their
own country British subjects. Was it
reasonable then in Mr.. Madison 10 de-
nand that during the negotiation, which
was meant to secure to both parties their
respective objects, that England should
abstain, not only from the impressment
Of american Ssamen, but should also give
up right which is deemed essential to
bcr maritime existence, viz. that of TAX
ing hsr osvn su6jeets upon the high seas,
when found in the service Of foreign
nation. BY this stipulation, America
would have been fully secured, during
the armis,ice, in her objects whilst the
sounterclaim Of England would have
been re!inquishcd for the time being
This, it is evident, would have been de-
stractive Of that equality Of concession,
which The punctiiious regard to national
honor requires, and which Mr.. Madison
must have known, would not have been
forgotten by Great-Britain. 1t was to
require of her to concede more during
4 the negotiation, than he asked her to do
= bytreaty, for he processes his willingness
to stipulate by treaty tor the exclusion
ofBritish subjects from American ships,
if England will cease to search Ameri-
can ships for her subjects; yet during
the armistice he requires this conces-
sion, without the American stipulation
OF exclusion. In fact, Mr.. Madison up.
on this subject requires of England to
surrender at discretion, and he will then
q treat with Ser about the terms of capitu-
lation. N'w would ask every candid
man, whether Mr., Madison could really
have expect I'D hi. proposed armistice to
have been accepted on such terms! Il
not, it opens p US fearful view of the
policy of ous cabinet, artfully holding
forth to the pNspie pacific professions
yet secretly resl,ed to prolong By Ma
sNiavelian arts the ruin0us contest il
which We a-e ertaged.
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NETWORK, Nov. I

Late from Sacket's Ha,6or.--We
learn from an officer who arrived yess
terday in the Steam Boat, direct front
Sockets Harbor, that naval force, cons
ssting of eleven schooners and brig
was to have sailed from that place last
Monday, under command Of Commo'
dore Chauncey, who had hoisted his
broad pendant on board of the OneidaJ
Of ls guns, Capt. Woo!sey. This force
it was believed was sufficient to scour
the Lakes, and few days may bring u
the news Of some brilliant affair. The
vessels were manned by upwards Of 400
sailors, besides suitable number of MAJ
rines.
The United States frigate whose keel
was laid at Sacket's Harbor but few
days since, was in state of great fors
wardness, and expected to be finished in
about two weeks after our informant lett
there. He also confirms the late account
we published of the armistice, with this
difference only, that it extends no where
but on the niagara river, and was enters
ed into on application of Gen. Sheats
for no limited time but terminable by
either party on first giving thirty hours
notice.
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BOSTON, Nov. 4.
JOYFUL TIDINGs.

Blessed are the teace makers, for
they shall be called the children Of Coz"
We confidently announce the election
to Congress of the following friends 81
peace, viz: Hon. sTimo.hy Pickering,
.Artemas Ward, William Reed, sNatha-
mel Ruggles, lin the room OF Mr.. Sea-
very *Wiliam Baylies, Gin the room OF
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peace With England: therefore, .pfinci-
pally, is the re-slection Of the president
opposed. it i. much to be 1amented, that
he has given so much reason to doubt
his sincerity in respect to peace with
our enemy but who will doubt it, hav-
ing this view Of the state Of our relations
with that country before him,if her pacific
declarations made by lord Castlereagh,
shall not, in soAe honorable and solemn
form, be received by the President, and
endeayored on hi. part, to be improved
into solid peace.
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Mrs. WASHINGTON

HAVING renewed from the WASH
III ington Tavern to that new and
comnodious House, lately built by Mr.
Anthony Crease, will take in boarders
by the day. or week. She begs leave
10 solicit share of the patronage so IL
hcrai!y bestowed in this city on the un1
fortv ate, and promises that no sxertioff
on her part shall be- wanting to nFks
her bearders comfortable.
November 10.
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SHIP Nk WIS.
PORT OF .aLEXANDRI.a.

CLEARED.
Brig Adamant, Eames Lisbon
dolphin, Swift, do.
Hornet, MtIntire; Porto Rice.
Economy, Holmes; Bsstsr.
ENTERED
Sch. Harriott, Sicily Baltimore. ?
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"To sHEW
rHs VERY AGE K BODY OF THE rImR
Els FORM AND PRESSURE.
ELECTORAL ELECTIONS.

The elections, (says letter from Pitts
burgh received in this place. so far as
we have heard from them, have resulted
in the success of the Madisonian party.
There is no change of importance since
the last election, either in the represent
alton to the state or national legislatures.
A deadly apathy pervadcs the federal
party in this quarter; though they have
a decided majority in this borough, they
suffered The Madisonian electoral ticket
TO be carried by a majority of Is, when
with little exertion they might have
given the Ciintonian ticket majority Of
at least 100.
The Norfolk paper states, that the e.
lectoral election, in that district, has ter
minated in a considerable ma lority for
Mr.. Madison.
Vermont has chosen her Electors,
says the Washingtonian, all of whom are
Madisonians.
BIar between England and France.
The whole dsration of a state of actu-
al war between these two great and ire
eoncileabIe enemies, from the year lll6
to the present time, constitutes period
of two hundred and fifty nine gears.
How is it, that the President has not
INDUCED the public with view of Mr.
BaSlow's communications from France?
The style of that minister must be Pc
euliarly fitted to his subject, as he has
been much accustomed to writing in
blank verse.
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eoMRsIeA4ED.

THE WAR y 18TH ENGLAND.
The Obscurity that part Of the Pre-
siden'ial messagfh relates to our
affairs with Englae is fully removed by
the documents state which are laid
before congress.
By these it apArs that his PROPOSE
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Great nesv. from New RamhsAirs.

Great netvs from New Hampshire:
We announce with pleasure and COTS
fdence, on the authority Of corresponds
ents who have never deceived us, the
prospect of complete success OF tIe
Peace Electoral and Congress Tickets
in New Hampshire by very handsome
majorities.
The returns from "a towns give for
the Peace ticket 4Oo7-War ticket 2I6d,
In the same towns the votes for Cos
vernon in March last were, for Gilmati
(fed, 345l-for Plummer (dem.) 2l97:
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G'orioxs neaps rem Maine.
POSTSCRIPT.

We have just received intelligs5eS
from the FIRST Maine district that MR.
King is elected Member Of Congress,
vice Mr.. Cuts. We have not room fUr
particulars this day; but the fact may
be relied on.
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Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED from the Commons OF
Alexandria Cd the Cd of October very
handsome small Brindie COW, with q
white face and large wide horns. Sho
has brindle ring round her right eye'
her two bind feet are white. The above
Reward will be paid if brought home.
Jacob Curtis.
November 10 Sc
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Vermont has chosen her Electors,
says the Washingtonian, all ofwhom are
Madisonians.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-15

Peace, sire, which your majesty IN she
midst Of your great power, has SO often ohef-
ed to your enemies, will crown your glorious
labors, if England, excluded with persesef--
ance from the continent, and separated from
ali the states whose independence she has vi
olated. consents at length TO enter upon the
principles which for the basis OF European
society, to acknowledge the law OF nations
and the rights consecrated by the treaty Oh = :
trecht.
In the mean time, the French people must
remain in arms: honor commands 1t the IN
terest, the rights, the Independence OF the
nations engaged in the Same cause; and an
oracle still more certain, which has often been
pronounced by your majesty, makes It an I'M
perious and sacred law.
Documents TO be continued)
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THere Mr.. Randolph was called to Ne,
by Mr.. Wright, who said there was no ,po
ton before the house. The Speaker t,yer
ruled Mr. Wright's objection, as the gsj1lr.
man from Virginia had declared his into 6tion
to make 3 motion and 1t had been usuat "a
admit predatory remarks.
Speech 10 be continued.
-" Ill The yessels mentioned in the list fof
admitted OesSeiS ezcrft the Greco ,.ls,
Green, had con'e dhectJrom he Unied Sdfe,
4yithout haviag doue or Su6n'tted TO any o7g
act, which could hare suffered them 10 Ae
oheration Of The Berlin and Milan DEGREES, Aos
those DEGREES continuedm free. The Grar.
nm Green stotted al Gibraltar and in Ara.
ceeding thence 10 Marseiiles sas eeEfured5,
an English DeSsrl Of gyar. The cah!ain ofH.
Grace Inn Gyeen, zvHh G fczo 81 lis Aroah
rose p,hon the British Prize crezr, re-took Ri,
vessel from them, ard cayrifd her and tbe.
into the fort, 10 yoAich he 9cas 6ound
The CAPTAIN considtrfG this rtcxhture ss
his yesselas an act Of resistance TO The Errsb
Orders in Council, and as erenhfing his fro.
herty from me ohtrafion Of the french decret,
hrofcssediy issued M relation TO those oydl,,
lie Akeqvtse nude q merit Of delivering 10 hi,
government nine cfHs enemies 10 be trea.pa o,
prisoners Of mar. His vessel rvas HIeyotrs IL
December, and his cargo fAe 6egianine- IF =.
trN last, and there is some difficulty in treess.
iy a8certainiag quhether This H6rratioa vQs IRE.
Dictated on the generatrepocation ofthe BerE.
and Milan deerees, Or en- a Shcciak ertmAfi9n
from them, owing TO the tartic1hQr cireuaas.cn.
ces Cf TIE case.
II mag not 6r imtrofer TO remark thctn,
american UeSsei CAPTURED since The Isl Of 10.
member has ytt been released or had a trial"
See Mr. PuaseWS letter ef lie Bill ben.
1911, tothe Secretary u State.
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Hamilton's Worrn destroy.
mo LOzengeS.

This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others Of similar title SO com
monty complained of as operating with
violence ca the &C 7trary. sparlicular
excsllencc of this erneiy is its being
suited to every age andconstitullon. II
contains nothing but what is perfectly
innocent, and is so mild in it, OPERATE
on that it cannot iyure the tenderest
infant of week old, should no worms
exist in the body; but will, without
pain, or gripping, cleanse the stomach
and bowels, OF whateveris foul OF Of
fsnsive, and thereby prevent the pro-
duction of worms, and many fatal dis
orders.
A dose ofthis medicine given occa-