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THE subscribers, having completed.

TINE subscribers, having completed
one session at the Academy in
Charles Town, being conscious that no
means have been knowingly omitted
which were though Unnecessary forthe i'm.
provenient Of the youth under their care,
and having the satisfaction to hope from
the great increase in the number Of Pd.
pills, that their endeavours have met
with appreciation, most respectfully iR-
form the public, that they have entered
on another session, and have engaged
an assistant. I. -. ..> 4 = ~ :. - !
The prices for Tuition, exclusive a
so cents for the winter session from each
scholar for frewood, and - IL cent?
each session for keeping the bailding IN
order, are rs follow 8 cts.
Reading, Writing, and 4 So psrar.
common Arithmetic, y
The highest parts of Al
rithmetic, including the : 90
Branches Of Mathematics, ;5-.--- =
Grammar. Composition -.
Geography and the use Of -
the Globes, andthe Latin a 90
Greek and French Ian.
guages, J
The money to be paid at the end Of each
quarter. =. <, +1.z-.-I =! :: =
AS the greatest order and good UNDER
standing has hitherto sdbsisted, they
have no doubt but every thing win pro-
gress conducive to the well-being and
credit Of the Seminary, and they are de-
termined (if possible) to Increase their
zeal and activity in cause Of so much
importance to the happiness Of individa.
ais, and the good Of society. At the
conclusion Of the last session the number
Of students Of both sexes were Is, and
the present having comndenced with q
considerable addition, must be circum-
stances which they humbly hope will
give pleasure to the founders Of the A.
cademy, and encourage them to CONT
nue. their patronage and support 70 the
institution.
LEVI HEATH, -, H.
FRANCIS TILLETT.-
July &c, 1905. -: =.
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REMOVAL,

THE subscribers respectfully Inform
i their customers and the public in
general, that they have removed their
Store to that we'll known Cornell ouse,
iust at the end Of the Market. HousS, and
Immediately opposite Mrs. JulianaE !ck.
harris tavern, where they are opening in
addition 10 their former stock a variety Of
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1.-THE subserihsrhas got tie above
Mill in complete order for the re-
eeption Of Wheat or any other Gratn.--
He win manufacture Wheat as il has
heretofore been done at said Mill, and
will be responsible that all Flour manu-
factnred by him shall pass inspection if
safely carried or delivered at the ports or
places of inspection--In case of eondeni-
nation, q certificate from the inspector
mentioning the cause thereof. together
with the brands and marks of the barrels,
win be necessary before the difference
can be made good.
q Tie aarlet price ia Cash gieen 70,
WHEAT and RYE. -
ROBERT cHRISTY.
July 26, 1906.
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WASHING Dec. 3

His excellency Salimaa MelrmslF. Am.
b,.,ador of Ms highuess the 6ey of ranis,
ar'd at this city inths Congress- frigase on
Friday last, and on Saturday morning land.
ID at the Navy Yard. % hts leaving the
,hip she fred a salute, aud on his approach
% the marine barracks, he was received
vita military donors by tho marine corps
under the Command Of Col. Waarsou.
Hence he proceeded with his two Turkish
.ecretarics and two black domestics 70 the
house provided for him ga the Capitol Hill.
After remaining there abous an hour, he
Hent with his attendants TO the Departments
Of state, and had an audieace OF she seere.
tary. :.
We understand that on this day he viii
be presented TO the president.
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Ffoc9 the EvENiEG PcsT.
THE MATRIM JNIAL ,REED.
(Frsm IKE Book 1e Ck4it:Es.

Frsm tie Book Ge Cfsif:Es.
Whichever will be married, bsfoe ali things
it is neceaary that he hold the CSnj asal Fajsh.
which faith is this:
There are two rational Beings created, both
equal, and yet til: oae hyperion TO the sther aad
the inferior FALL scar rule over sbc iapsticr 49,
which, except every Et2n do keep WHO'S ard an
deflea, 'wiiheut DEALT he ihali &c fco!dad at
everlsaingly.
The n:an'is fapsrinr to she -womoa, ard tie
woman is in4-!isr TO the nan yet hctl, ase &C.
qsal, and the woRaa Gnali govern TIC alaa.
Tie womSn is commanded TO sbey tlle NAN,
asa tie MAJ ought TO obxy INC weln4a~-a7d yet
sheIc ate rot two olisdeats, but one laatirat.
Fer there is one dominion s9D incl si the hus-
band, and aaatl.er doaiisioN rrat sc II. wife.
khd yer thtEa arc rot tEo dos1:nioas, bA! one
aom,n;on.
For, Ike 30 we are CON PelIsl -6y the caniu.
gal Vsrity to acknowledge, that wives znis fab.
hit themiaives 50 their husbands, ard be iuaca
60 them in all thrg,,-fo are w forb;a3en by
the conjusaI faith, 70 FAY that they flsu.d be in
any wife dilescsd BY their wills, or pay aoy
regard TO ,beir commands.
The usa was net ereasea For tie woman, but
the wom2s tor the mau; yss tie nan II ali &c
the fave uF the woman, and the woman the t..
rapt of ths man /: So that in oil thinss as atore.
faid, the fasjeaien OF the fuPerior 10 TIC iht='-
CT is to DO behaved.
He, therefore, that sviN be hsaried, mua
tkus think Of the woman asd the MAJ.
Furthermore, it ia neceGary TO (a5miGpt ma
trimoay, that he alto believe rightly .he infallj.
bility of the wife,
70, ,hs right faish is, tia, we believe and
esaft5, that tbs wife is faiible aud infal'bc {:
Perfectly falliSle, and psrfs&aly infallble, of an
erribg foul, and unerring miDd fulfilling. Fal.
libIe, IS ,oaehias bar huasan nature, add iu!sl.
li5le as scueb;as hsr finale fex.
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From the PUBLIC LEDGER.

1t is impossible for any person who pre-.
tends TO any regard for the anblic good, 20
be exempt from extreme soi;citude a, the
present juncsure. Among other causes
tor anxiety, the relations of the United
States with Great Britain are of the first
consideration, and merit our serious reGec-
iiOu; il is those whish we propose to us.
tee at present.
We believe that there IS no person who
can charge this psp.r with being the apols.
gst for the expressions we have experience
ed from Grrat. HFiraia. Ga the contrary
we have noticed ,heri'as often as occasions
have occurred, and ia terms correspondent
with the indignation which we fels. We
have persuaded ourselves tina. cur covers.
ment would make such Representations to
that Of Great Britain, as, would remedy if
not wholly, in part, the evils which we
complain of with justice. For ncuttxls to
be exempted ffora all iaconve niencies and
Interruptions TO their commerce, is calcu.
lating upon what never die, "nor never viii
happen. We may perhaps imagine that
We are the only neutral nationwide suffer,
bnt ia .hiswe are mistaken. The flags of
Prussia, Sweden, Denmark, and other
neutrals, are equally or more harrasssl,
Il IS very far from being our intensioH to
justify one aggression by another. But we
mean to shew, tha. all n7u;rals have the
same Cause OF complaint which Ys have.
Nor is il ALWAYS thar the neu;rs! So regn-
lates his coniuet as TO leave no cause Of
complaint on the part of the belligerent.
Are We prepared ON oar parts 10 say, that
Tue conduct OF our cisizeas ssupon all &C.
casiors correct? VIII any one undertake
10 say THAI brllIgerent properly i. not fre-
qEently, very frequently covered by our
ctizers? How this evil Is 10 be remedied
We cannot undertake to say. We will pro.
iced TO the Immediate object of tine re.
marks.
10 naHy.of the papers, who are suPpos.
60 most In theyconfdence IF the admins
"a'lcn, We have remarked within few
weeks 40 uncomnon degree of jinyectiVe
against Great Britain. French and Spanish
'Gsressions are buried in profound silence,
'ae u only those papers were published, IL
would be presumed that Great Britain
t''ce was the only nation against whom we
TAG any cause OF complaint. The injustice
n r, 'nr Spanish government in refusing TO
."a' her solemn engagements, the counte.
,opee whiehthe French government affords
NE lnlust;ce ef Spain. the piracies of
'S'0 nations, and the murder q cur CHI
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CHARLES BENNETT,

Aas i~ferLrd in fbt J4ue, CAT Co.lsy a'r;pta
II NORFOLK
GIddsre,inss CARPETS and lSrpe;ing,
SCAR cafe Carestihs,
oie bse herfeys aud EIallthicks,
Coatings and tuperfne eleths Of afuperior quality
& rhe above goods arc expected by thefr packet
from Norfolk.
fla Phil H. bes reed q opencd far SALE
Elack anl other colours Chambra! !s4uahs,
Chimes aad ta.ieoes,
Win Linens,
Cari4le shifting Checks,
Bufha Shooting and Lrs
Creas la Mor'aiI and Glrnan DowIas,
7icklcnburgs White aud aronu,
Mans sul Csitu ned breads,
ImpetiaiTea sc. ~. 49,,
Gauary's best Shad and Herring Twize,
shsc Thread &c. &c
New. Is dIwasfIw ,2'1w.
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eaabled to indulge spirit of enterprise.
f-senently ruiuious 10 his own fortune, but
nevertheless highly advantageous to the ag-
ricuItural interests IF our country. For
the truth and informationcf these positions
we appeal to the Information and under.
standing OF every man who has knowledge
OF commercial affairs. The more we exa.
mine these measures the more, readily
we shall be persuaded that their operation
would be more iniurioss to the true inter
es,s of this country, than, embarrassing to
&c. Britain.
That we have Just ground for complaint
against Great Britain is not denied, but we
have also cause of complaint against France
and Spain, let us then adopt measures that
will shew that we are not lnclined to EN-
dure every species Of injustice and injury
from the two latter, while against the other
we are ready to ruin ourselves to crafty
our resentmeno
TheUnited States have not found Great
Britain unwilling to enter into explanations
upon points 10 dispute betweea the two
countries, nor isit presumed that she will
be SO now. With France and Spain we
have negotiated under the most humllIat-
ing circumstances, why IS oar national Dig
nifty to be directed against Great Brltsin
only?
There is no distinction againt declaring
war and adopting measures which must in
evitaby produce war. War to the United
States is an evil that must be deplorsd, but
war with Great Bfitaia mus, produce dis
tress, public aud p.ivatv that is inealcula-
bic IN extent.
An embargo is spoken OF and may be tried
as an expedent, but those who remember
the success Of that laid in one thousand Sc.
ven hundred and ninety four, will rot. be
anguine.--Ths administration of that
time favoured that measure, with which
dispasChing special envoy too. Britain,
was the best policy that could have been q.
dopted under existing circumstances. Our
merchants would had time to gss their pro.
persy home, ia case the negociaslon had
failed. Before however the result OF these
negotiations could be known, the embargo
was raised.
Iianv one WILKES 70 know who W ere tho
most forward in wishing to raise 1t, lei him
consult the journals & proceedings of con.
gress, and he will find ,hst The men who
were most violent agaias Great Britain,
were tbs FIRST to sink under the operation
of a measure directed against that nation.
An embargo for the reasons that operated
on the former occasion, does appear 10 be
a measure Of sounder policy than any thing
that has been proposed, and has also this
advantage, that it will be directed equally
against all nations.
We have intruded our opinions further
than we at first intended, though by He
means to the extent which th. subject me-.
rits, and we shall be happy if We should be
the humble means Of inviting attention to
the subject, from those whose talents and
information, better enable them TO discuss
tho important Interests. OF our country.
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alexandria Daily aBberttser.
WEDNESDAY, LEeRMBas 4.


/, C,sy Of kfftS to t5t E4ifov Of fbe -Bskia,rt
AnsrGfax, dated
ARSAPoLis, Nov. 90, 1905.
Ths acute rslamsi the consideration of the bill,
.a,i.lsd an al 70 provide for tAs trial Of faas ia
the feycral eouatiss Of this fats, and TO alter,
shaug. and aboli.h all fuch parts Of tss coaaitu.
ton aAl form Of govsrn neat whisa rsla,s TO the
seaer,l court aud ceur, sf appeals, Upon the
su.aioa asing pat, hAi the bill pats ! shs yeas
aud nays Being rsqu;rsj, appeared as fellow:
AFFI2MATIVE-Msh Holland. R.
Maekali, B. MackaIl, Ssmerville, Brass, Tom
Union, cssfap. Rizsr, Bs~ies, Smith. Ring
gsll, Yates, H,wkirs, Waters, Cacke, Kuhn,
Ellicot, Stephen, Mon,samsry, STRAIT, For
wood, Ayres, Hcndstfan, MaAit, Porter, Cox,
HoIbrook, rarsin, jump, Bayssd, Ssurgifs,
Prieaux, Dusr, Eauals, Snoor, Hsrryman,
Lsmmon, Nicholfan. Blake, Sudlsr,s Cisavss,
Bihop.-4a.
NEGATIVE. -Msfi.urs Neals, Platter,
Hebh, Lsigb, Stuart, M'PAcrton, Parahan,
Chapman, Van Horn, Contss, Calls, Hall,
Higgins, Mertiken, Derfey. Mercer, Shaaf,
Mar, Ogdeu, Csrfoll, Sslhy, Warts, Lintbi-
cum, Scott, Sale, Hanfon, Hufr, Lloyd, Dsn-
ny, Oickinfon, Spencer, Ward, Frazer, Jack.
ion, COt,mas, HylaDd, gayly.-s7,
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n o 7 | G. E..

r . / | e L.
TIOsE PsslsaS ~.o have claims aea:Is the
fahie5ihsss arc reqasaca 10 bring N ;hsr &C.
cauats, AID all wks arc indebted viii be p!eaiea
t. ptsssrx for Ertlsasnt.
x. & w. P. RICHARDSOA.
Eovtmaer S. 60
". B. A .cw Shares 10 the Bank Of Fots.
mas for Gls.
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Purjusnt to the Dstsse eftAe Honorable
A. G. Hanson CtsSnAs, y aiay:axd I
at9l attend at II. Rsxfe Of t;H. CADsY iY
lie ,ozvn If ALxAsd,i~. - tbi bik7aly u sex
aaxiL at 10 0't,"k ~ ,kf xs,xisg 10 dipC
If at PkIVAt E SALE,
"A certain Tract of'LAND.
Lying ia Charles county, Rae Of Mar, sSt, COZ
talaing shu' 500 scrrs and sSe ,tts. TRACT
lying IN the eourrY ct Montgomery, cor;sioing
sIo acres in tl;e lass aasr, 18th we're tsets be-.
laagag to tbs sas'e Cd Gsnral er'rgs VH@-
instaa, drcfsitG. 1hs ,erEs Of sIIr viii bs
twelve a.oaths cssaH, with ipter:R from rhs day
al hle, 10 be iseEtsd oy bond and approved
tu,esies.
Eff. WgjaIzgton, TsaAse.
November :, l4.4w
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T o r E n Z,

NNE nea; three. fory Dr, fIoute, on Price.
W esees, aesrIy oHsoGte the PA ef7cs. Pr.
leliioa will be givsu the 5!h D.sen'isr rex,
tive ccty B;iek fJeufe. o. Kine. Erect,
rexs dOGI to ! and IA. SebolGeia's.
two fury Frame Hoafs, On King. fmet,
nearly ospEte to liaac 'Gis!ap's fto,e. One
o,aer ca ST. Alash Greet, atxt daer to MIR.
Faw's efi:e--aud two fmall hostcs On the u harf
adjoining uy lumsef yard.
Thomas Preaoe.
Nsvamber IS. eoSt
N. B. do again reqnea ,hofs perfon- that
kays By Cseiehe sad Otbsr P:4aos, snd Prise.
Book, 90 bring ths'p home. T. P.
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Di1fritt Of Columb,ia---To WIT.
Lexs O. Brias. L.bsiAnt,

TL -
The brig Union, &c. and
William kamfay. sdninh IkltfesEsst'. :.
traitor OF w. r. Wilton -,
and Richard Saith, maj. :.
ter.
Ia parfnance TO ap>order and decree OF The TO-
no,abie the 'Dlalict touft {! the Difriss OF 20.
lumbis, made in the above CAFE, ihsii on Moi
day the eth OF this month IL four o'clock r. ths
c,cning, al eilpin's wharf, expclc to fave at pab.
lie auction, the above mentioned big Uhion, her
rigging, taekel apparel and iu'aiseH.
The purchasers will he allowed two, four, and
fix months credit, en- giving iucii "nths lad 10.
darfsnents, as will be afPtoved OF ~ Johu q.
Ladl.
Il. SUMMERS, D. NJ
For Dantl &. Brent, 81. o. c.
Msriha's Cfhcc, A.sxandna,
Deeenbsr 4. Oh
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VITO, all orgt fhs lie fsiijbIe sid rislIoi,
yet lhe IS nc two eul &c wtEas, who i,t Gii
teo to Iswsul Eeniast, 70 aeasiIc va N'.l o.
nlnien, ano promyea ftAsahEr to eaej' ""es
her determination ~aa ai,csey tdhen 10 tet
1hl, Is The Cerlugal fsi.h, Shieh, sAeSpi
MAJ. beiicve. he esnsst euttI tic fats d ma'ita
'~eny.
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JAMES EIIIOT.

LONDON, Anil is.

'NppN, NnrI Is.
Hrnel"l Sir James Craig, Sir John
s. ar', ai,I General NAruum, vcat rdav
tor' Eve Of ms ma >'v, and will set
OF hes dav t" assume their commands
III L. ,rtt expedition. General ILL
>''. = lis" to serve in it ard Btigadier
t''@. ~ SlAHe has been removed from
Il, t">''ln to the south west district, TO
s'}i.v his Tia1e. Kwe may Judge hom
Il Toward state Of thcpreparatirn ms, the
HIn'smrnt/is upon the eve Of sailing.
r"1t> n}ru'h Is the principal POINT OF rem
Ls|'~u>.
QrI,S were issued last night from the
aGmN>I1v t. @1sten tn" sailing of the a.
-b0Ve tA2ed,ton rs mu,h as possible.
We have resolved Paris Journals to
the 21<t. Use Paris G,zette mentions
tk~ Gv;' - Of admiral Eruix and ,hr ar
prca,H."S 'hrls'enirC cf the .inllnt M.
r0', "n Lo"i~, Ly the hardS OF tie bc,,.
'iaIAcr. TIE Sovereign Porte. - j.
sail WI lie allowed to cross the AIMS
after This ceremony.
We have received the HTon;tcurs n
thu 19th instant, inclusive. Tie intrT.-
& nee which they contain is OF The hich-
est importance. sBonara,,e has been
declared King Of ltalv. We were nrr.
pared Tor some great ,hangts IN the on.
slitntion Of The Italian r,ru3i,ic. but We
scarce could have conceived, that in adj.
dttion TO the Imperial dJadcm Of France.
Napoleon would have sur, horc-d Lis
brow w'tA the weight Of the lee4lcrown
IT ft7tr.
4ne whole Of the ,roo2s Grs,ined for
tn" Mediterranean, under the command
oil SIR James Craig, were embarked on
Slturdar, and the expedition has Eroba-
bIN 10y 'ms'tlme proceeded on its voyage.
AE"ng the corps employed in this in
POI l~r' >eIvlce, are the a9'h, 4<th, 18Th,
SSH, S1st, rs 'ments of foot, and the
@Oih n6ht draBooNs. The hrstrovalye-
teran battalion Is also embarked, but this
corps 'slo be landed at Gibraltar, in or.
dst t" reinforce that garrison.
h'' Rambler OF IL guns has arrived
at fiNmouth, with dispatches from Adj
mAaI Cotton. 1t appears that the
tren'A frot, consisting of 20 sail of the
Line are in Camarrt .Brv and TINT admit
raj Cotton has in consequence requested
ar'r"iorcemcnt. The Hibe,nia, of12O
g''N>, was to SAL On ne evening ofSa-
tu'@"y to Join him.
S2EnAda, lrttrrs were received mtown
frc.a The sQ.:aIron or FrrroI Nv the
~. Il, g! toms. arrived -, pI, ,,,,,h
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A LAY CJRATE.
From the Jermaat Jzwrnal.
Mr.. ELLIOT to his CONS IIIUENTS.
LETTER ".

The manner in which the amendment
to the constitution was carried through
both Houses Of Congress was not less.
extraordinary thon the measure itself 1t
Affords an instructive and eyen an awful
lesson; and the future preservation Of
the constitution demands that this gloo-
nv scene should be committed to the
contemplation OF postcrity. To record
ne proceedings upon that occasion con-
slider SACRED duty which owe to nv
country and in doing ie l shall not act
the part Of an informtr. / disIaia all
connexIon with the little banlv.. .a3ub-
hcAE arIstocrats and drmaGop .c, to me-
F't"V have re>rr disclose q the arrino Of
tl1rT0l.Io*i. system; th"v hive treated
ne as thew treat all the northern mem
'~rs Of Congress, with neglect it no:
with contempt, and all the important
acts contained in this letter have long
zen the subject Of general eoavets4s+on
it the seat Of government.
Mr.. Buster, arepuh!Ican Senator f ON
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-07
BALTIMORE, September 6.

Arrived, brig Hunter, Burlington, from
St. Jago.
Left there, I'd uIt. schooner B t@ey, Tut
tie for Philadelphia, ing or i DAYS brig
Betsey, Ropes, of Salem schooner Uni
on, Strout for do. in 3 days Industry,
May of New York, in 6 or days; Fair
Trader, Hunt for Philadelphia, in 16 days !;
ship Minerva, Hunt in or 10 days pilot
boa, John of Baltimore, for sale; schooner
Ann, Lovely, of Baltimore, for Bay Man
selle in afew days, thence for Baltimore /;
brig Nancy, Higgins, adelphia, in a
few days; schooner Antelope, Snow, in
IA days.
OFF Mentanzas, saw the homeward
bound Jamaica, feet.
Onthe Gath July, the British packet Ches-
terfeld was brought into 81. Jago by Spa
nish privateer, after an action of T hours,
in which men were killed and 9 wounded,
including the captain.
Also, schooner Betsey, Fletcher, from
St. Augustine.
Brings nothing new.