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course, that power cannot see the pos
sibility ofpeace but in our humiliation;
nothing, therefore, remains for us but
to bear the calamities of war, and to
throw the shame and odium of it upon
that nation, which continues to pur-
chase its monopoly with the blood of
the continent. We shall, in the re-
sources of our own mind, in the cou-
rage, devotion, and the power of our
people, find certain means to render all
the efforts of thatscoalition, formed of
hatred and injustice, null & void, and
to turn them to the disgrace of their
authors.... Frenchmen we brave all
dangers for the glory and tranquility
of our children"
On the 5th inst. prince arch-chan-
cellor repaired to the senate, and after
the orators of the council of state were
introduced, the above mentioned or
dered their report to be made as fol-
lows, by the senator M. Lacepede:
Gentlemen senator's. You have
put his majesty's message into the
hands of your special committee, dat
ed Osterode, March 20. You have
likewise laid before your committee,
the project of the senatus consultum,
added to his maiesty's message, toge-
Their with other documents thereunto
belonging.
"The motives ofhis maiesty's mes.
sage are explained in the address of
his excellency the arch-chancelIor, in
the report of the minister Of war, and
IN the address of the councillors of
state, the orators of the government.
Those documents have been inyesti-
gated and discussed in various sit
.tings, with all the attention due to the
Importance Of your determination.
That nothing should be left to
chance when the greatest interests of
the country are concerned, the period
which will necessarily call the con-
scripts Of 1903 to join their stand
ards will scarcely run to six months.
However, these young soldiers are
not to pass beyond the limits of the
empire but they are to be gradually
introduced into their new appoint
ment, and to be made acquainted with
the military science in the safest and
most agreeable manner. They are to
be consigned to the instruction of the
most celebrated warriors, chosen by
the senate out of its own body. Thus
they will maintain the tranquility of
the French provinces, and defend it's
coasts and frontiers against all attacks
OF the enemy. They will cover France
with formidable camps, and.lessen the
call for fathers Of families, whose gem
erous dispositions may have led them
to range themselves underline banners
OF the national guard. They will re.
place number of old soldiers in the
different departments, who may again
long to replace themselves under the
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ing the best military means, they will
conquer that peace, which is still of
fered to our enemies; which is even
this moment offered by conqueror,
whose astonishing victories have not
IN the least diminished his moderate
on. This is his object, and such will
be the effects of the senatus consul
tum submitted to your deliberations.
Your committee having observed with
pleasure, from the papers laid before
them, that the levy of $4,000 new
conscripts will not require any fresh
sacrifices, their decision was unani-
nous. Senators, they have CHARGED
me to transmit to you their acceptance
OF the senatus consultum, which had
been previously submitted to your
consideration.
They have also to lay before YOU a
sketch of an address to his majesty the
emperor and king, together with decree
tor raising the conscriPts, in answer 10 his
maJesty's message of The goth of March,
1907, as specimen of the bravery, fide-
hty, and the devotion of all the Preach 10
his msjesty's person"
In consequence Of this report, the Sc.
nate, in thai sitting, adopted the project
oil the senatus consnltum, together with
the address presented by the committee.
An order of council has been issued TO
restore all ships and goods belonging 10
Hamburg and other places in the north
OF Germany in the, possession of The enc
my, detained prior 10 the Isl of January
last Those detained since are 10 be sold,
and the proceeds lodged in the funds till
his maIes'y's pleasure be further declared.
Viena Court Gazette, March 81.
Ii was upon the 18Th of February, in
the afternoon, while the Turks were cele-
'brating the feast of the Grand Bayram,
that the English admiral Duckworth,
with the Royal George, of Ito guns:
the Windsor Castle of ITO guns the Ca.
nopus, admiral Louis, and the Pompee.
admiral sir Sidney Smith, of 81 guns
each; The Active, the Standard, the Re-
pulse and Ihunderer, of "a guns each,
the Endymion, OF so, thee frigates and
several fire-ships and bomb vessels, peDe.
traled through the Dardanelles, under IA.
vor OF a strong soulherly wind, notwith.
standing The fire of the forts, and almost
without receiving any damage from it.
The rest of their fleet remained off the
Cape OF Tenedos. After having attacked
and destroyed the small squadron which
was at anchor, At the entrance Of the ca-
nal, the feet cast anchor, OIL the ooh,
within cannon shot Of ConstantinopIe, be:
tween the Sersglio and the Several Tow.
ers. Messages were Immediately sent
oil on both sides. The negotiations still
continue, although on the evening Of the
27th there was slight engagement with
division of the Turkish gum boats, which
were repulsed by the English, ard either
burnt or driven ashore.
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BONAPARTE's MESSAGE.


"Though at present (says this mes
sage) we ask for new sacrifices from
our people, in order that we may OBJ.
tain a greater extent of force, it is not
that we should abuse this power for
the purpose of prolonging the wax.
Our policy is invariable. We offered
peace TO England before the fourth
coalition had shewn itself; the same
peace we offer to England still. The
principal envoy which England en-
plOyed in those negotiations has made
the most public declarations, and in
the most unequivocal terms, that the
peace would have been both honora-
bic & advantageous to England thus
he has made the justice Of our cause
appear evident. We are ready to
conclude peace with Russiaupon the
same conditions as were assigned by
her negociator, but which were rejec-
ted in consequence ofthe arts and in
tTigues OF the English. We are rea-
tly to restore the eight millions of the
inhabitants which we have conquered,
their tranquility, and to restore to the
king of Prussia his capital.
=" But though so many traits of mo-
Iteration, already so often renewed,
have not been able to prevail over the
deceptions towhlch England, inham-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-17
Notice is hereby gwen,

yysif a T IL consequence at q deed OF
trssstfrom Henry d. Hsos, late Of Prince.
WiHs,a comfy, deceased, tosscarc the sum.
,sthsee hundred and ei tg-oas Pound Es:nr-
tss shislings and three peace, due to Alex
,nasr Smith, Of AIexanaria, from the said
II d. Hcae-son The Rrst Gay Of the next dis
,r;c: colrs to be held at Hay Market, in
Prince William county, T shall procecdto sell
d. Tie highest bidder, for ready money, a tract
e LAND, situate IN rho county Of Fauquier,
sutaining one hundred and fifty acrss--w FsSch
Land has. on Il a Assill, Store House and a
comfortable Dwelling House, With necessary
Out Houses is situated about RYe miles tsona
Hay Market, and was formerly occupied by
llaihal Matthew. The sale viii take place
atIle tavern Of benjamin. Rgonengh, in chs
pxa Of Hay Market.
D z. Young,
September 12. dts
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IT, Relaaoval.
q O H N Il u G K E. r.

Has removed from King street to his wharf
adjoining Messrs. Jonah Thompson : Sons,
where he has for sale
:l7co SPANISH HIDES
1000 bushels coarse Turk 'srIsland SAIL
FIRST quality MascoNsdo. sue AR in hogs
heads and barre!s--and
IS GROCERIES as usual.
b-Js,. He also takes the liberty to INFORM his
friends IN he country, that he has alarge and
ccmnscdioas Warehouse for the reception q
flour, either by water or Wagons, and Woa l-
take al -four On storage
Qstobet. To- edlod StaW5W
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! Pubic Sale.

DY sirtus Of a decree of the county court
ID OF Prince William, Will be sold to the
highest bidder on the a9fh i1sfarsf, before the.
hssFn Of Benjamin 8ronaugh at hay Market,
on credit of six months, the purchaser Civ
Eg bond and approved security for the. pay
nent-The following tracts Vi land belonging
bthe estate Of Henry Daac Hooe, deceased,
Une tract containing about.
10 arcs lying in Fauqaisr Councy onthr road leading
taa Hayrarss ia Frederick Sars, ths qualify of che
III sztremslygoo
One other tract Of land lituate.
lFsuquicr County near the Thorengh fare mills COM
rang 40 acrss hving on ie DSeiling Store
soae and o.Sces ais aierehAnt III never fi-
ns eTean, capsule Of being rendered extremely sasIa
be The soil ci this land extremely sree, and aboaf
Ns brfSh Eft good meadow lard,
The Decree under which this land is 10 be fold is
funded on re will Of laid II. D. fooc ordering the
laast be tol1 l,r rhe payment of his debts.
Iohn H. Peyspn, ro.,.,
Wln. A.lG. Dade,
Ostnner * sss,.s d2W =
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3OHN HORNER, i'm.

REspEcgFuLLy INFORMS THE PUBLIC,
.T,IIAT he csrries on the WAeetrTyht and
I Blacksuashs' business in its various
branches, at his shop on Royal-street, near
the corner of Prince street, where ne wall
execute all orders with nea.racss and dis
patch.
q Gct(5f1rr $3.50 -"
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! a~4- REMOVAL

WILLI.d. &c B.4RTLElG,dyyh has removed
to. the. lower end OF King street, opposite to
Mr.. Hugh Smith glass and CHINA warehouse,
where he has anextensive and general assort-
mcnt Of GROCERIES, sc. for sale on his
usual terms.
September 2s. dtt
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Public. Sale.

.
.DURSUANT to q deed Of trust from JedA
Shencer to the subscribers, made to sc,
cure the payment Of certain sum Of money
to Cnthbert PozveA, will be sold fer cash TO the
highest bidder, at the dwelling house en- the
premises, on SATURDAY the 2lst day os
November next,
7wo Tracts ef Land.
Lying in the neighborhood the Cum Spring.
In Loudoun county, adjoining each other and
binding on.the lands Of Thompson and Neiteh
and Benjamin. James, containing one hundred
and fifty two Tie sale viii take place
at twelve O'CLOCK.
Israel Lacey, !.
Charles Lewis, Trustees.
Stephen Beard,
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P. G. Marsteller, Y. u.
N @ t I G e.

TIFF. committee appointe ed BY the common
.,,ncil 10 contract for the repair Of the wharf
:, ne end Of Duke-strcct, are ready toreceive
s,nnosaly for the same. Mr.. daron Hezyes,
!, aDoIications viii point the necessary re-
81 Mrs and receive proposals until the goth IN
SAINT.
" Oc4ohs,,> *. rs
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PUBLIC SALE.

"a Pursuance Of q decree of tie Superior
toprt of Chaneery, holSlen at the CAPITOL,
q Richmond, March So 1907 viii be sold,
On the premises, on + RIDAY,sthe seth
Instant, to the highest bidder, for cashs
4 House and LotrAlso, an pninl-s
H e Let, situated on the north side of
uuSe-strcet, between Colunlbas AID Alfred
Mssts--the pFopert; of Amos Alexander
he sale viii commence ar j o'clock.
Cuthbert Powell, ] s
Phineas anney,
. Thomas Janney,
etts5sr.s. dts
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.WANTED

A middle aged woman, capable of manag-
iag d house. 70 one Of good character libe-
raj wages will DO given. Enquire Of the Prin-
ter.
Sept. 9. +
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HDRWELL'S

Celebrated Patent SI]bendsYs
THOR Ease, Elegance, Strength, &c. far ey-
] ceeds any muse. To be had wholesale
and retail at the MANuFacTo lower end
of Prince Street Alexandria.
Nc B., The Subscriber has complete as
sortment well adapted for the Winter Seassn,,
and can supply wholesale purchasers On adj
svantageous terms.
Richard HofWell.
Sent dom.
DfREe TIoNs.
The buttons on the back parts OF the WAIST
band ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
the Suspcnders, to prevent improper strain,
ing and thereby destroying the ease designed
in the construction ofthe article,
Richard HorWell.
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Printing in its various braBc he's
excepted at this oialce. =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-17
Public Sale.

R.Y laytae Of a deed Of tr1.st from PHILIP
IV.aAT'O.V and NARY his zuys, to The SUD-
.srri5ers, to secuye debt o7ving by him to the
Bark of .4leroadsia, Oh THURSDAY the
aYfh inst svil be rrIsosca 10 safe, ON a crfditaf
SIC, t7yetve and eighteen mouths, carrying an
irsrcst from that day, several LOTS aad
nareels Of GROUND, i7rslr tom Of dleran-
1,ia, TO guit,
An undivided Moiety Of piece
efGround, with the improvements, lying up
On the wet side of Royal-street and toathe
northward OF King-strect, fronting twenty
FIVE feet six inches ON Royal-street, and cx-
tending back one hundred and ..wenty-three
feet five inches--thc whole ground subject 20
an annual rent of fifteen pounds twelve shll-
lings, Virginia currently.
A piece Of Ground, lying up
on the west side of CoIunbus-street and to
the southwark of King-street, extending on
Columbus street sixty six feet seven inches to
4 twenty feet alley, then westwardly with the
line Of the alley one hundred and sixteen feet
TO another alley fourteen feet ten inches wide,
then northwardly with the line OF that alley
twenty six feet seven inches, then eastwardly
twenty -four feet three inches and an hall, then
northwardiy forty feet, then eastwardly nine
ty-one feet eight inches and an half-sub]ect
to an annual rent of forty-nine dollars fifteen
cents
A Square Of Ground, cor
tanning two acres, lying on the south side of
Wolfe-street north side of Wilkes-ssreet,
west side of Patrick.street, and east side OF
Henry street.
A large Frame Store & Ware
house, built upon a piece Of ground lying on
the south side of Prince street and tothe east
ward of Fair(ax-street, the ground Is thirty
feet some inches front on Prince-street, the
building nearly covers the whole 'front.' the
suildng is ensured.
James Keith,
John G. Herbert,
October g. ass
ALMANACS for 1903,
Just published and for sale, 10y
Cettonl and Stewart.
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N O T | C E.

yH { partnership heretofore subslsting be-
a tween the subscribers was dissolved the
s0th Gay of September, by mutual consent.
Iohn Homer, sef.
John Horner, jan.
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SAFES at Nsnaas.

~ every Tuesday AID Friday
~ IT'LL BE SSsL0
,.se Ycndse Store, corner ct Prince and
Water stress.
xgsrRg oEE Dry Gaoas, Groceries, s5e.
PARTICULARS ofwlich will be expressed in
(. . MIS- of tie daytsll kinds OF goods
u us;eb arc on Limitation and the prices OF
' s arc established csal at any ame be
1--WE, and purchased at the lowest limitation
3 P. G.. Marsteller, Y. VI.
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For Sale, at Bush-HlN,
n LARGE number Of .fPPLE. TREES,
IN topped at six feet and sufficiently large
to plant out as standard trees-they consist CT
thirteen sorts, ali Of the most choice fruits,
Twelve and half cents each is the price, if
the trees are taken from the nursery BY whole
rows, if picked sixteen cents.
Richard M. Scott.
BusL-Hill. October 10. costs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13

vessel, benz laden and destined as aforesaid,
s2li depart From he port whcrc she Tay ,lIen bt.
without tlic c.pt:in. master, or commander iiav-
ing frst made out and Subscribed duplicate ma
nifcsts, of every negro, ya,llatto, and person q
color, board such ship CrvcSscl, as aforesaid,
and without having previously delivered the stiEc
TO the said collector CT surveyor, and ootA.Avi
permit, in manner rs hcrcin required, Or SHAH
previous lcI arrival, 1t the p3rt Of her dst,-
milton, taf.c Lcagl ai,y negro, n.i!..tt0, u
person of color, other t!n those specified ~ Tax,
manfcsts, aforesaid every such snip or vessel,
together with her tackle, apparel and furniture,
shall be forfeited t. the use Of the United State,
and may be seized, prosecuted and coaicEl1cN1p
any court OF the United States, having iui' siiic-
ton thereof; and the cGptain, IN lstcr, or COCl-
mander of eycry such ship o. vessel, sha'! more
over forfeit, for every such negro, nulUtto, O.
person of color, 50 transported, taken board,
contrary TO The provisions Of this act, the sum Of
one thousand dollars, one moicty thereof to tue
United StStc', and the other tnocty to the use OF
any person o: persons who shall sue for and pro-
sccutc the same 20 effect.
Sec. 10 lad 5e il further enGteI, That the cap
tain, master, o. commander Ct every ship or
sci, OF the buithen @! forty tons more, from
and atter he first d.y of january, one thousand
eight hundred and eight, sailing coastwise, and
having O board any negro, Llui'tto, pcr-
son of co.or, 10 sell or dispose o. - slaves or
TO be held 20 service !b0r, and .rriyinC IN any
port within dc urisd:Ct0n of the C4itct. States,
from any othc. port within the sane, shall, pre-
yous 10 the unlad'ng or putting on shore any Of
the persons iforcsaid, suffering them TO 70 ca
shore, deliver to the collector, i there &c ore,
or # not, to the surveyor residing 1t t!c port Of
her arrival, the manitcstS certified b. the coliec-
tor surveyor Of the port from whence she sail
cd, as is herein before directed, to the truth o.
which, before such officer, he shall swear or al .
firm, and if the collector or surveyor shah he
satisfied Herewith, he shall th,raipon grant i
permit of unlading or suffering s-ch negro, lnu-
latto, or person Of colour, TO be put on shoe,
and if the captain, master, o. commando ofamr
Such ship or vessel being laden aforesaid, sh7i
neglcct or refuse to deliver The manifest 1t the
time and in the manner herein dilccicd, or shgu
land or put OIL shore any negro, nu!atto, or per-
son of color for the purpose afo:csa;d, 5ctor. ha
shall have delivered his manifest as itorcs.ld, and
obtained permit for that purpose, every such
captain, master, CT commander, shah forfeit and
pay ten thousand dollars, one m0iety thereof to
the United States, the othcr moicty 10 the use Of
any person or persons who shall sue for and pro-
sccctc the 10 effect.
NATHL. MACON,
S5saFer II tie Hops, + Representatives..
GEO ClISTON,
Yice-Presiacgt Of the Unite! .'tales, .:nL
President u the y.4a.r.
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TIL. JEFFERSON.
an act FIR ne rs!icf gf Ceoree LIFT.

an ACT FIR tie re!iSr IF George Li.t'e.
~ Z it enacted By tie Ge5ats and Hga3e etF Repre-
~ sentGfives Of me Ui,ite4 States # Aaisrisa,
in Congress assembled. That the proper account
ing Officers hquidltc end ~djus, with George Lit
Tie the account % daugc5, interest aid charges.
him whale commander OF the iifg,tc Bs5ton, in
the service Of thc United States, during thc y-.r
ore thousand seven hundred and ninc,y -3i.-, and
afterwards Ebcncd in the d strict court oH tlc
United States, for tiic district Of II ss.ci inctl;
IN ~inch case jud 5ment WIS u,tn .te!y rendered
by t'e circuit c2Ut, in pursuance Of d.c.=i II
OF the supreme co"lt OF TIC United States aua
that 50 much rs III : be necessary for .,isGjing
the same, be pad out ofany monies ~ liic l.o.su.
- not Otherwise appropriated
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SuWarroW Boots.
John C.. FRANCIS,
From, y ew- YORK..


u RESPECTFULLY informs the public,
III that he manufactures Mwrrrow Boots
with all the modern improvements, warranted
equal to any Ia the United States. After ma
ny years of expericncc in his business, he has
discovered new method ofrctaining the e;as;
ITCHY In boots. He warrants to fit the leg hs
It ever SO badly shaped. Heumakss boots of
various descriptions, viz. 5 warrows-Fair-
Tops, Three Quarters, Csrsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bcnaparse's Graves,
Jeferson's Boots and Shoes. lie warrants to
81 the Sawarrow eqsd 70 the tuck Mxas.--
Gentlemen will please 70 call ard chuse ias
themselves, at his shop in Kiag-ssree., os-
tween Mr.. Mott's and MI Hodgkin's tavern.
~ 3. He atcnds selling sheaa for cash.
Ja6uaxy $. asn
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STRAY COW.

CTRAYED away from Ccnter.hfils, Oh
~ four mile run, on or about the third dai
of June last, large red cow, with large
spreading horns; appears by her horns to 0s
abour or 10 years old has rising or lump
little above her nose she was heavy vita
calf 1t the time she went away. | viii give
FIVE DOLLARS reward to any person who
will bring her to me, or reasonable sum Tor
Information where she may be found.
Aaron Wilson.
July Is. 81
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Fifty Dollar Reward.

4 ID AN AWAY the twenty-hrst day Of
IN MAJ frona the subscriber, living IN
Prince Gecrgsss county, Maryland, about 4
miles from Alexandria ferry Negro NED,
and sometimes calls himself EDW.dRD
sPL.dFY so years ed, a small slender-made
negro, a blacksmith by trade, and can sead
and write. He has . bright naulatto woman
at Alexandra, called Rachel, for q wife, and
has four or five children by her--the woman
is or was the property of Miss Contee.
canisot describe hrs dress as he had variety
of good clothes. Any person apprehending
the said negro and securing him In jail so that
/ get him again, shall receive if taken within
ten miles from home Ten dollars, if forty
miles Thirty Dollars, and if at greater dis
lance the above reward and all reasonable ex-
| penccs if brought home.
James Hawkins.
tuHe 81 laWsw
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T O B E S @ L D,

s FoR READY MONEY,
10 the liglless bidder. at public auction, at
g Dar9son' tQeeas. in the county Of Loudoun,
and town Of LeesJurg, on FRIDAY the
l4th day Of August next, if fair; ifnct, the
next fair day ; by virtue Of decree OF the
court Of the United States, for the 9Th cir
cult, in the Virginia district, pronounced
at May term 1906 in suit depending in
said court between ths executors OF DAME.
Mildred, deceased, who was surviving part
ner Of Mildred and Roberts, plainuhs-and
Samuel Hough and others defendants
900 Acres Of Land,
Near Leesburg, on the waters OF Tusearos
ra, in the county of Loudoun-thrse acres OF
Meadow near Leesburg, and House End Lot
in Leesburg or so much thereof as Will be
sufficient to raise certain sums of money, in-
terest and costs, in said decree mentioned.
William Mann, 8
Armstead Long, &
Charles F. Mercer, !:
June -. sawts
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Valuable Property for Sale.

rX1O2EE SOLD, in four distinct lots q to-
aether, four acres of LAND, contain
ing from one and quarter acre to two acres
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory of Columbia, extending in a right line
from Gibbon-street to Great Hunting Greek,
Jefferson, Franklin, and Green.
street, and bounding east and west on Fay
cite and Paync-streets.
a A plan Of the ground and further particulars
May bt obtained by applcationto
James Pakon.
Tvna % tawtf