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PUBLIC SALE.

10y virtue of Deed of Trust from
ID Sarah Porter to the subscriber, for
the purpose of securing the payment OF
certain debts in the said decd mentioned,
will be sold at public sale for cash on the
9Cth day Of November next, on the Pre-.
or Parcel of Ground,
situated on Union street in the town of
Alexandria, and fronting on that street
- feet l-2 inches, and running back
and binding on FayetteAlley the distance
Of 50 feet.
Robert I. Taylor,
1rxstse.
October - avx
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Valuable PROPERTY to Let.

valuable fDEOpthS "
II OFFER on rent, for term OF years
the Brick Tavern, lofts &c. thereto
.,,ached. situate at Fairfax Court House
TO those who are acquainted with TINS
,nronerty, apd,hs situation, a. description
Is unnecessary, to others it may be proper
- ohserve. that the tavern is Brick
building, large and convenient, with,
Kitchen, family house and large stable,
on an acre lot, with one acre aajacen.
for a garden, and a pasture lot q
acres That to a person calculated to
leen a Tavern on large scale, and IN
a nroper manner, no stand in this state,
or nerhaps elsewhere, holds out more
catering prospects Of gain to such an
occupant. Those whowish such an es-
tahlishment,a are invited to view the Preml-
ses, which Con application will be shewn
M Mr.. JOHN RATcLIFFE, or the ouo'
scriber. Possession to be had on the hrst
aay of November next.
5Rd. Radcliffe.
September ~ stawu
e. Notice is hereby CIV
en- that application will be made to the
next General Assembly of Virginia, for
leave to open pew Road, or to straight.
en- the old one heading from Normond's
Ford upon the RappahaDnock to the
town of Occoquan, on the way to Alex
andria.
October -, 1919 faw&"
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AN A.COUNl Or
L E E IS
Patent & Family Medicines,

CELEBRATED FOR rHR CURE
Of most diseases to which the human
Body is liable,
PARTICULARLY
Worms, Coughs and Colds, Asthma
Consumption, Gout, Rheums'lsm'
Sprains, Palsy, Head-Ache' Tooth
Ache, Corns, Itch, Diseases OF the
Ewes, Ring Worms, letters, $c ln'
ward Weaknesses, Nervous Disorders
Female Complaints, Hopping Cough.
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NOTICE.

r<HE Certificates of Three Hun.
drea and Thirty three Shares OIL
the Stock OF the Marine Insurance
conpasy of Alexandra, standing IN
the name of Eiiz beth Page, and num-
bered as below, having been toss or
nsissaid, hereby give TINS public no
ice, that shall apply to the President
and Drscto of the said Marine In
ARRANGE Company, for renewal OF the
! said Certificates.
No. 5s2s to 5622 for 100 Shares,
! Sol $50 50
s5l 400 so
1878 1922 50
$50 s2S5 so
25OI 1855 35
VIM. B. Page, sen.
Administrator sfE Page, decd
Alexandra. Nov. 5 lawoW
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Washington Tavern.
K ANDOLPH MOTT,


"AVING resumed his old stand at
the Washington Tavern-Beg,
leave to solicit the patronage Of his for
mer customers & the public in gene al
Those who call on him, may be assn red
of every attention and accommoda loa
the house affords, which is now fit ing
up and will have more convemcrces
than heretofore with regard to ROOMS
good beds, &c.
He is supplied with the best liquors
the town Cab afford, and is determined
his table shall be furnished with the best
meats that can be had in the market
He is also supplied with careful
Hostler, good s,abling and forage.
October o. 2awst
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NOT lie.

THE annual meeting of the Stock.
holders, in the Little River Turn
pike Company, will be on the first
Monday in December next at the City
Hotel. in Alexandria at which time
an Election will be held, for Pre-
sident. four Directors and Treasurer
a statement of the accounts will be re-
ported tothe meeting. The Stockhold-
ers on the last subscription are notified,
that the whole of the instruments on
each Share by them respectively sub
scribed, will have become due on the
first of January, 1918, which they are
requested to pay to Jonah Thompson
in Alexandra.
By order Of the Directors,
Jonah Thompson,
Treasurer.
October -. lawtlJ.
T The Editors of the Leesburg
Washingtonian and Winchester Ca
zette arc requested to publish this Ad-
vertisement once week till the last o.
January
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NE w PODLLCA iOAO.
Just reeeivrd and FIR sale BY J.diMEt
KENN.ED Y, Sen.
The Scottish Adventures or the way u
rise.
Married Life, or Faults on all Sides
Vivian and Emilio de Coulanges, b
Miss Edgeworth.
Temper or Domestic Scenes, BY Mrs.
Opie.
The Picture of Philadelphia, by Doctor
Mcase.
Moskeim'sE Ecclesiastical History abride'
ed.
Kotzebue's Exile into Siberia
The Letters of the late Lord Lyttleto'
The Banks of Wye, Poem BY Bloom
field.
Fullc.'s Structures on Sandenanianis"'
November 2. seSt
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The Sovereign Ointment for
the Itch,

Which is warranted ar infallible re-
medy at one application, and may be
used WITH the most perfect safety by
pregnant women, or on infants week
old, no, containing particle of nercu-
~ or any d sngerous ingredients what
ever, and is not accompanied with that
tormenting smart which attends the ex-
hihition sf other remedies
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BALTIMORE, June 20 1910.
Mcssr,. Michael Lee g Co.

was att cked win most violent
cold, a severe cough and p>in L the
breast. which continued 10 grow worse
- during which my appetite failed and
my voice altered ~ much tn-t ii was
with the utmost exerion | could cro-
nounce single sentence louder than
my breath. ONE of nv Trends nav
ing observed to me that much good
had been lone ny the use of Lees +
lixir alvised me to procure bottle
from Messrs Warner AID Hanna,
which / &C, ortlinelv did--snh to those
persons unacqnainted with the merits
of tins meaic,uc, it will appear asto-
nishiag that three aoses should remove
the pains in my breast, anu the use OF
one oottie only restored me to perfect
health.
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HAMlLTON's ELIXIR,

A sovereign remedy for Colds, oos'i'
nate Coughs. Asthrnas, Sore lhroats
ard approaching oonsumPllons' ana
most disorders of the breast & lungs.
To Parents who have Children afflicted
with the Wh,oping Cough.
Thi. discovery is of the first meg
nitude, as it affords immediate reiiet,
cheeks the progress,and IL short time
entirely removes the most cruel dlsor'
der to which children are 'i,ble. The
Elixir is so perfectly agreeable, ard the
dose so small, that no difficulty arises I'D
takine 1t.
Hahn. Genine G.rmon Corr Pls'sfer.
Hohn's Genuine Eye iVarer.
Tooth .fcss Drets.
The Genuine PersiaH Lotion.
The Restorative Pozvfer for the Teeth
and Cams.
Irfalii5le Asue and Fever Drots,
For the cure of agues, rcmittant and
intermittant levers, sc. &c.
Sold Wholesale and Retail at Lee S
Patent and Family Medicine Store,
No. So, Maiden-lane, New-York-and
by particular appointment, b, JAMES
KENNEDY; sen: Bookseller, Alex
andria.
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:. The Improvement Of the navigatio,
~ of those rivers, that promises speedy
oomn,etion Of that useful work OFF,
.h;s scheme to the public under vel,
founded expectation that ii will NEE,
with their appreciation and support
particularly OF allimmediatel, interested
in making those rivers navigable at all
CHARLES sIMMs, President.
JOHN MASONn
JONAH THOMPSON, Di'ee.
WILLIAM STEWART, t.rs.
GEORGE PETER,
Sept 10. law4m.
4T Tickets in the above Lottery
may be had al the company's Office in
Georgetown, of the. Treasurer, and Of
JONAH THOMPSON, Alexandria, where
will be received Ten Dollar Prizes in
the first class in payment for Ticket.
in this class.
The Drawing of the a.
bove Lottery will positively
commence on Tuesday the
18th day of November next.
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THE CHRONICLE,

An ANNUAL VIEW OF h1STOR7 P0Lf-
TIcs e LITERATURE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
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.iHAMIL|TONs
Genuine ESSENCE And =

GEN CINE ESSE.NS6 49,
:. TRACTS OF MUoTAkD.
A safe and effectual remedy iof a.
cute and chronic rheumatism, soa'
rheumatic sont palsy, iumbaso, numb
ness, white swelling., chilhiains, sprains
bruises. main in the face and neck &c.
This valuable remedy is prepareo,
both in a fluid state and in pills, ana
thus exceliently adopted, for esterna'
and internal use.
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days drawing.
First drawn Ticket, the 18th, WITH,
18th, 10Th, Dist. 22d, s3d, oath, 26th
27,h and days, lthe Tickets constitut.
ing Prizes excepted each, entitled to
100 Ticke's in this Class.
Prizes payable 60 days after the
drawing IS completed, subject to Is per
cent. deduction.
Last drawn 500 Tickets each day
from the 4lst to the 5o,h day inclusive,
entitled to 10 dollars, payable in Tick
cts in the 81 Class.
The Tickets constituting Prizes in
this Glass, to consist of tho numbers
from 10 ool to 1000 inclusive each
hundred to be the one prize, the lowest
hundred for the 18th day, next lowest
for the 18th day, and so on until the
10 prizes are drawn
Purchasers of 100 Tickets. or more,
TO be entitled to credit Of so DAYS after
the drawing of this class, Tor notes with
approved indorsers.
All Prizes not demanded within IL
months after the dra wing of this class,
will he considered as given up for tae
benefit of the Lottery
Each Prize Of 10 dollars drswn in the.
Firsr Class, will be received in payment
of Tickets in this class at eight dollars
and fifty cents.
The Managers of the Potomack and
Shenandoah Navigation Lottery hav-
ing ,completedthe drawing Of the first
class, they trust to the satisfaction Of all
concerned, which has given stimulus
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Hannah Lee.
2 law
July q
LEE'ELIXER.

A sovereign remedy for cold, ehstl =
nate coughs, cataraghs, asthmas, sore
throats and approaching consumptlonss
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Hat Manufactory.
A A RON Fl EW E 5,

i
A A RON Fl EW + ),
TTaVING removed his HAT MA,
IL NUFACTORY loKing' SECOND
square above Vashibstqn street, rc't'
ly opposite to MIR. + ". feytons
store Respectfully, returns his 'ha'S'
to hi. friends and the rblic Tor past r.
vers, and so:icits continuance o.
their patronage, andio2cs from long
experience and assidky and atteAa0'
to give general satisiftion.
HIS HAS osxAND
A general as4tmeHt OF
FUR HATS,
OF the bel kind
AIS,
Wool Hats,
Of. very sutTior quality.
Juas 8 ~
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]. A. SMITH.
Market Street, F. Point.
LEES

Genuine Essence s. Extract of Mustard
A safe and effectual remedy for A.
cute and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout,
Palsy, Lumbago, Numbness, White
SweIlings, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises,
Painain the Face and Neck, etc.
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cute and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout,
Palsy, Lumbago, Numbness, White
SweIlings, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises,
Painain the Face and Neck, etc.
Extract Of a letter from Mr.. Nehemiah
Gregory, agent for the Proprietors,
dated Norfolk, IVA. J July "a, 1912.
Messrs. Michael Lee e Co.
Your essence OF Mustard is highly
approved OF by number of persons OF
this city, who have had occasion to APP
, ply tia cases of Bruises, Sprains 81.
tYou may send me further supply
also, send me some more of your Anti
Bilious Pills as they sell veil !; tire
whole Of your Medicines are in consi-
derable demand. Yours truly,
N. GREGORY.
. Lees Ambitious Pills, Tor the pre-
vention of bilious fsvers, SC
Lees Elixir for violent colds, coughs.
&c
Lees Infaflible Ague and Fever
Drops.
Lees Worm DESTROYING Lozenges
Lees Itch Ointmen. warranted 10
cure by one application, (without Mer-
cury.)
Lees Grand Restorative for nerv-
Gus disorders, inward weakness, etc.
Lees Laaian Vegetable Specific, for
the Venereal
Lees Persian Lotion, for letters
and Eruptions
Lees Essence and Extract of Mus.
tsrf, forthe Rheumatism, etc.
lees Eye Water.
Lees 1 sotk-Ashe Drops.
Lees Damask Lip Salve.
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Messrs. Michael Lee, q CO.

XNcSSIS. 4HICEHeI Let1 y ="
= Yoa are at liberty to use nay name
in the Recommendation Of Lees Elixir:
a. from repeated trials | have found IL
an excellent remedy for colds, coughs:
SC.
Rp. BARRY.
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Rice, Cotton, Corn, &c.

NlSSy NOSIO11y Ns1J W.T.
l6o whole ard half tierces new Rice,
1900 bushels Corn,
IS bales Uplsno Cotton,
90 boxes British crown aHd Amer.
can Glass, Of different sizes,
20 ditto Fancy Soaps,
Ladies' fashionable Shoes A
Common ditto, and sunn,.
Trunks of all kinds } ff''
E. Gilman.
ApriI 10 e63tlaw
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Potomack and Shenandoah
Navigation Lottery.
By authority Of the State Of Maryland.
SCHEME Or a LOI-
Terry.

For improving tEe NaVTsHt1ou OF tHe
Potomack and Shenandoah Rivers.
SECOND CLASS OF $4,000 TIcKzTs.
| Prize OF 10000 dollars, is 2O,oce
do. of 5000 dollars is $4,000
do. of 10000 dollars, IS 10000
Q do. of 5000 10000
4 do. of 20oo 5000
Is do. of 1000 $1,000
10 co. Of 100 Tickets soo
in this Class,
20 do. of 500 dollars, 10000
80 do. OF 100 5000
SO do. OF SO rs
$500 do, of - $4,000
$3.50 do of lo $4,000
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1864 Prizes, amounting to 8 2l2,5oQ
1876 Blanks, not to a Prize.
$4,000 Tickets at g 50 2l2:Ste
STATIONARY PRIZES.
lst Drawn Ticket the LIST dav, 5 1000
Isl do. 5000 Blanks, each emitted to lc
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COMMUNICATIONS.

DEPARTED this life, at SnmInerville, in
Chesterfield County. on Tuesday evening,
about7 O'Clock, Mrs. MARY b. SrANARD.
consort to Bev. G.. Stanard, Esq and daugh-
ter OF Judge Fleming, after an illness of Sc
veral months which she sustained with pa
'icni fortitude.-In her death, her husband,
children, father and friends have sustained
an irreparable loss, for in those several re-
lations she stood prominently distinguished.
United to her higher virtues, were all those
soft and inner feelings which beauty and :
dorm the femenine character, and render it
more amlaby interesting-and truly can VIC
say
"Sweet as the blossoms of early morn,
Her beauties budled aud rs swcetv blew.
And sweet the mind that did those charms adorn
Softened by feelings mild instructive dew
Wrapt to the skies the parting spirit fed
From her pure breast the virtues loved. abode
Where gently were the meek affections led
by conscience, pilot to the soul, to God.
She as daughter, rs parent, wife,
Fu,hled the duties that TO each belong;
And as Christian, meekly passed thro' life
Where flowers & thorns bestrew the path along
All! could not virtue pure as Alpine snow.
Virtue that mouds the softened mind to peace :
Could it not blsstuil length of days bcstoyy
And from poor Mary's midday life, dealt,
chase
No need tor virtue oft receive we here
Nor is it here we Hiss uneiianging fnrl
lis ours, to bow before our God in fear
10 bear patient and suffering mind.
Then rest sweet spirit, softly rest in peace,
Escaped trom lite S uncertain, various sphere;
where length OF days our SORROWS oft increase
And tmge with deeper black the funeral bier
! January o5, 1872
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WAS wealthy she Showed no parade. Ne
distance. from which she could hear the
'onnd OF want Or distress, was obtrusivc
to her disposition: She found, on horseback k,
che track to the humble cottage, unattended
by a servant, taking bye paths to avoid OBJ
servation, and buftettiug the elements ia
seek the object of her sympathy.-ln the
exercise of these social principles, she nevc.
thought of herself or Of her health. but
trusted the consequences to her God.
Meek and mild by nature, she had no re-
ligious prejudices, her mind as to the ,encts
held in society, was a placid yielding to the
Grand Disposer of Events not prcsuninc
to decide. she never judged, but was satisf
ed with preserving her own christian faith.
10 say, wherever she lad /i.iena, would
be nothing J. for She had a friend evcry
Where: wherever she moved, bcnignity
shed it's ray, and had its influence in the
community.
Old and young, rich and poor, all atlored
her; and one of the mass of society, who
dcplores her loss and revercs her memory,
pays that pery, very humble tribute to it, *
with Short eXhortaton to the fair daugh-
tiers OF Virginia, if this is the outline OF
christians picture, in the language OF ,ur
Saviour, lie says to them, with great humi-
lily, :" Go and do thou likezuise.' IL.
Richmond, Jan. ~, 1879.
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RICHMOND, JAVU4RY 80, 49,.
Council Chamber, Jan. 25th 1870.

CoHncH ChdMoeT, Jan. 25fh, 1912.
SIR-l communicate to the Mayor of The
City OF Richmond, a letter from the Gov. 81
Ma%sachusctts, Covering resolutions Of the
Legislature OF that state, expressive of the
deep regret, they feel at the late awful calao-
ity with which this city was visited. And their
determination to wear the usual badge Of
mourning Tor twenty days as tIfbute os e j.
poetic the memory Of the unfortunate VIC
tins OF that affecting event. This MARI of
sympathy and coincidence Ivy sister state
will be received by the citizens of Rich
mond with sensibility--and | flatter myself
you VIII seize the earliest opportunity Of gi-
wing it publicity.
am with sentiments, of high respect.
Your fellow citizen.
JAS BARBOUR.
Dcyamir Ia,e, Esq.
Maycr qfthe City Of Eiehmon9.
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ElEMAlE EDuCATloN, WARRENTox !.

E4EMALE EDUCATION, WARRENTON,--
y, The Examination of tie Young Ladies at the
V"rrcnton Female Academy, commenced on the
9th instant, and WAS closed the 9th by IL Musical
performance OF tie young ladies updef the direction
VI IIWor Miler--specncns OF t.edie Work we're
likewise exhibited Mr. Crawford, principal OF the
"iale Academy, superintendent, and liz an excellent
ana appropriate address expressed his appreciation Of
the nHhner IN which the young la,ijes had acquitted
themselves. The following extract FROM a oommu.
ncaon banded by MIR. Crawford is shlioincd Cor the
Information of the public" Having attended Ito
exannation of the yQrng ladies' under the direction
OF Mr. Mordccai, and having myself strictly eyamin-
cd many of tile classes, justice TO tlIem and 10 the
institution, requires that should state that thew
were very accurate in all their studies They mani.
tested eyteusive knowledge OF Reading Wiring.
Spelling, Grammar, Parsiug History, GeOgraol,y
the use of the Sloees, and tie useful branches Of
Astronomy aad COmpositio1." On the sixth day Of
January the exercises OF tle school viii RECOMMENDS
under the same superintendent US heretofore Ma
joe Miller continuing 10 hI his station az professor Of
Musick aud Drawing The late addition made TO the,
buildings will greatly cOndaee thc comfort and con-
yenicnce OF tsc usual number of Pupils which will
not he exceeded. Their attendance at the eomA
rncnccmont Of tic session is very desirable -Teyu,s
Siuj per annuin, payable half yearly II, ADVANCE
months, and deduction made for those taken away
within chat time.
or Each young lady must be provided viii, pair
of sheets, counterpart, blanket and hand towels
Warrcnton, Dee. IL, 1911. eopr)wJ
Terms. For board and tuition = 10s per anfuu.
payable haif yearly ia advanceTie oniy a,lftiohst
Charge (ncccssary looks n course eyceDtd) are 6T.
~ cents per scoion, Tor Peas and Ink and 50 cents
for contingent expenses.
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HARRY b. GAINES, Respectfully informs his
( . friends and the public in general, that he has
gotten the Smiths lately employed by Mr. Henley,
Woodward in forging farmers utensils, Sc These,
added TO the two Forgers hc has previously kept in
operation, viii enable him to DO all kinds of Iron
work suitable to the use of farmers, with faithful
ness and dispatch Carey loughs of every necessary
size will be kept constantly on hand.
lie also begs leave to inform the public, that hav-
ing increased the number OF his Wood-wor men, he
resolved to proses ute the Coach making business
upon an extensive plan. Any employment in that
line OF business will be all times Faithfully executed
and thankfully acknowledged.
.-Iappahannock, Jan. so. twSm
". B. Cash will be given fer a large quantity OF
WIDE Poplar Plank, by H. b. &. {
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ever submit 70 Dependence worse thar, a.
ionial'; j can but conclude. that war is ;n,..
vitable, without England ,etraces her stern
ana does ample justice to this injured natl.
on. may be mistaken in this conclusion -.
ana WISH to God that war may be honora>
oiy avoided, bat all the information which I
can OBTAIN points to it, as an event almost
certain
congress is sometimes reproached with
.he delay with which it proceeds, in the. pub.
Tic bush.ess.-Ihose who urge the charge
may exhibit 4 zeal which they NAV think
iaudablc--but they shew Il total want of at
tcn'ton tothc nature of the government
nearly zoo rnc;: dispersed over an immense
/, tract OF country -possessed of various inter-
ests all requiring to be consulted-These
men are total strangers to each other (at
least many al them SOY are convened at the
seat oil govcrnment---and it is ey.,ected that
they are iorthwith, without collecting the re-.
quisite facts, from the Executive, and the
various departments, and elsewhere, and
withont comparing and weighing each o.
ther,s opinions, to pass laws, invoking the
most momentous concerns. Those who Gem
plan OF our procra stnation, would do we'll
to remember, that cut of the councils of pre-
cip'tancy folly only is likely to issue.
lnthe event OF war the British possessions
on this continent would undoubtedly com
mana our attention. These possessions are
a source OF constant violation of oar law, and
besides they enable an intercourse to be car
rcd on, on our Western frontiers with the
saVages, dangerous to our peace for the
tact Is 'lndeniablc that the Indians in the re-
cent battle on the Wabash with Governor
HARRISON, were covered with British blank
ets--tought with new British rnuskcts :; and
had British knivcs--How they got all
these things we do not know but we do know
they don't make such things-rIease to
Accept the assurances of my high res
pect tor yourself, and through you, for
my constituents generally.
MAT. CLAY.
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IA ASTER OF POLICE FOR THE CITY OF
47h RiCHMOND-Iu pursuance of a Resolution
passed by the Common Hall of said city the 27th
OF January, f812-Notice is hereby given that tho
appointment OF Master of Police for said city, VIII
taNe place on the third .hoaday in mex: month and
that the salary oil that Officer has been cncrcased To
twelve hundred dollars.
II. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
January 80. CT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-30

s{'OR SALE.---The HOUSE g LOT v,hereon
the subscriber now resides, not surpassed by a.
ny sItuatiou on or about the iiasn fer thc grocery
other store busIucss.-Thc modes OF pay Ilent and
terms OF sale will be made known to any person by
applying TO q
JOHN PURSE, on the Bas;r -
y Is. The part appropriated to private family use
"'il be found 'ery convenient and comfortable
Jan 80. eonst