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ER0posALs
PROPOSALS
cS RE- Sims By suRsssi-1.ss,
n g. u NJ W o Il 4,
ENTITLED,
THE MANUAL
5s CT THE
ND EAGLIsH student
OR A
NEW AND COMPLETE
...1. DICTIONARY

-
qaS FRENCH AND ENGLISH LdscUAcGs
IN TWO PARTS:
4. French G. GagiisA--2. English q frsaa
CONTAINING,
i. Al the words in general use, occasion.
ally illustrated By Preach and Englis.
sentences.
9. An extensive collection OF new word,
in every art, science and trade.
5. The pronunciation OF every word, ac
cording to the most polite usage ia
Francea nd England.
4. A copious vocabulary Of sea terms an!
phrases.
S. A dictionary Of French synonymes.
s, a dictionary Of French hononymes.
7. An alphabetical list OF the most faai,ia
proper and christian names, End ofth
most remarkable places n the world.
s. ThedifsicuIties of the French languasss
alphabetically arranged.
9. A complete treJtise on French poee
10. Tho chief English idicms.
II Atrtalise on the English particles, &
Tie whole carefully complied from theta
writer's, and particularly from the Dic,lonarai
of the French Academy, Roiste, Ferand, G.
neau, Wailly, Tocquot, Nugens, Chambat,
Boyer, Johnson Walker,S &c.
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By N. 6. DgFEEF,

dmhor Of Nature Distiayed inher tod, .
teaching language to man, Gfthea 10 Mt
Fr.act language, &c.
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ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.

THIS is 10 sire zottcc That the subscri-
bers OF Alexandria county, in the district CT
Columbia, hath obtained FROM the Orphans
Court of said county, letters testament
tary on the estate Of WILLIAM HALEY,
formerly of the county cforesaid, but late OF
Washington county, state OF Chi- DECEASED.
all pei sons having cams against The sald de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit TIE
sa,ac, with The vouchers thereof, to the sub
scribers, Oh or bsfore the 9th day Of June
next or they may by law he excluded from
all benefit 70 said csiate-and those indebted
thereto are required to make Immediate pay
ment.
Given under our hands this 9Th day Of De-
ccmber, 1903.
Either Haley, Ex',a.
Edward stabler, Err.
December 6. es2w
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.dYcrand7Ta County, DECEMBER 1t'7, 1903
ORDERED,
That the executors OF William Haley,
deceased, do insert the following ADVERTISE
m ent in the d9erandrsa Deiiy Gazette, three
times week for TWO weeks.
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The irst book Of a nation IS the Dictionary
Of their own language.
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Warranted to cure BY once using,
be free from lMercz,y or any her'lscsou
fensive ingredient, &c. may With pertcs
ty be applied to the Youngest infant.
Hannah Lee, Patent Mediclne Store,
New York, Sept. 10, 1903.
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.,.,,-a.,sria EatIp aOpsrflsst.
THURSDAY, JasuARE q

s,eeted in Alexandra, Tor the
ELoOiM1 M lid 5Ith December227soS bar
tels.
;, i. 4urora Of the ts'h inst, = 20
, T. ss . Congress, 81 The oosoo,.''",
dars '..', E obl.s,og cqassiog vessels = %
ESos''sy ~ = .,ear At the custom house; On 9,
ka'sr sna ,s :. . the constitutions ct the Y.
Tel''ss a a. first article aud ne n'ath
a'ss !. me following explicit, elanss;
-. ,sx.or dusyshall be 1910 ~ $3.50 $3.50
/, d from any state re ';,l, 'f 6 cas,.
N Sc given BY any regalaa lss % - s .s.a.
or rsssnus 70 she ports = ~ p' $500 .,ass
hose Of aDosher; nor sea- , 0essf :
[,,'na 70 or fran one stafe 6s 1eo4ss !, .
( sa~s clear. or pay duties IN another
r .,aota,.ey1,,yS
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BIBO, and the SHOULDER of MuTxoN,

H. 4DlDO, dHu Liz 1nooA1An Va @'tea 49, x.
BIO, boasted face and nose spark ing
| red,
The tip was SO warm you might light 4
| pipe at it;
It glowed SO rcd hot, folks approached twin
dread,
/, And you almost would shink that old Pluto
begat it.
One day in the street as a Wsg stroll'd q.
| long,
With shoulder of mutton just bought for
his dinner,
Old Bibo he met, and his face glowing strong,
Afancy soon struck THIS sheep swallowing
sinner.
To the nose OF old Bibo he held u? his meat,
While the face of tie sipler grew redder
: with passion
And he cried" What dye mean thus to act
in the street,
Idon't understand being us'd in this fa-s
shion."
" Hush, hush" cried the wag," don't you see.
it gets brown,
Once more to your face let nae tenderIy
press it,
Fer believe me good sir, ne'er saw in this
town,
Any fire that couldhalfs conveniently dress !.
it." ~
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The Subscriber

n EGS leave to inform the public, that he
ID continues to carry on as usual, at his
house OH Royal-street near tie market thu
business ola White-Smiths Lock-Smith, Cut
Ter, Rellhangsr, Elastic Trussmaker, Gyn &
Pistol Barrel, Browning, Rlueing & Polishing
In the neatest manner.
All orders thankfully received and carefully
attended to. All kinds of houAe work in the
Smith line done in the neateft manner at the
shortest notice, by
Csleb HeGey,
Nsy. p, $aR
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O. Brokers' Office.

THE subscriber again tenders his sersie
TO the public, and viii at all times be READY
to make Advances on dehosits--or to procure
cash for good hater-The strictest dehcacy
and secrecy May be relied ON.
A. Undo, Broker.
Dee Is
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| question respecting Mr.. Smith. ASH re
1 specsed Mr.. S. individually, Mr.. Adam
/ dii not know why he had asked to be ex
3cnsed from voting on the questions tina
might come before the senate Had h
evsr been compelied OF essn called upon &
vote? Why, then, were the senate calles
upon, 10 say, by 90 act Of theirs, that ths
sssre Of Oaio sheulG be deprived of avo.s
/ ia The senate uas.l The 6ual decision otthi'
question? III Mr.. Smith himsek choae no
/ 10 vote, he was sati.hsd ie would not bs
! competed to vote; and if he wished te
vote, Mr.. Adams knew Of 40 authority
the senate possessed torefuse him. Snet
a refusa. would be sac. .hce of the 'figh::
lsof Ohio.
Mr. anderson was against agreeing C
this spplicanon, as lis allowance wpu'a
!; virtually ga BY sscusieg Mr.. Snith from
voting az all ether questions. to admithln
TO suse on his gwa case. Il was, morso.
YER, COINS. TOO far thus . deprive, by az
act Of tie senate, a BraFe CT ore hall OF lss
fepreseatasioa Ia saa, . 9dy. It Mr.. Smith
did MT vote, lgcugal 70 be his individual
aes, ard nesshat Of she senate
1lr Sides said that to save time, and to ena-
bic the senate to deliberate iurther on this
! point before they decided uponit, he wouie
withdraw the application for the present. lie
did not however, take this step, because ne
perceived the force ofthe remarks offered by
gentlemen orthat ne had any reason to
question the accuracy OF the first suggestion
of his own mind; but 70 prevent any present
embarrassment, ard that the senate might
proceed in the examination Of col Iaylor.
1t was then determined without DIVISION
to proceed to the examination OF Col. Taylor
at the bar ofsthe Senate.
While the Senate were waiting for Mr..
Smiths counsel, AIr .aaserson moved tast
john Graham, Esis be notified to attend at
the bar Of the Senass to give testimony IN this
case.
Mr. Aadsrs9a remarked that the occasion
OF calling on Mar Graham arose out of the
testimony Of Col. Taylor, which he read.
Tie motion Of Mr. anderson was agreed
to.
On motion Of Mr. .4,.9crsor,
Resotred, That col James Taylor be exa-
Iniaed at the bar OF the Senate, Ill the case OF
John Smith, q Senator from the state OF ONO
thattae questions put to col Taylor, shall be
re :uced to writing, and submitted to the Pre-
giGent, who shal. iudge ofthe propriety OF the
sqlsges .:on proposed.
After waiting a considerable length OF
kFrv r. S. Asy ,ns counsel OF Mr.. Smith ap-
reared, when col Jam Taylor was sworn
and esg8f.4iile ST ,she bar OF the Senate the
aus ions .pJt ID tt-n Being submitted in writ
iae a@coY,.iflc. tass.e aboya ei,4es, and the an
: s<arS. {eSsirssgl .oTs43f,7
HI he testifoo }y Given BY col aylor having
,e{atioa aitppetli6r "a that gwen II Sne report
Of tbe select committee, vou!d BE- uiaiateIligi-
hla ,nconyIectt,r) Whit We shan therefers
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Extraet from an Aet q the CoaYora5soa
of Alexandria, for the s*tlngas!h-
ment OF Fire.

Section Z. If any person who shall be pre-
sent at any fire shall neglect Oh refuse to obey
the orser or direction of any officer who shall.
be appointed by any fire company now estab~-
hshed, or which may be hereafter establish
ed, knowing him to be All officer, such person
shall forfeit and pay the sum of FIVE dollars
Provided the name of such officer shall have
been first published in one Of the public pae
pers in the town.
iii an annual meeting Of TIE FRIENDSHIP Fire
Com1lany, held at John Hodskin's 1aUe'7q,
Jan. II, 1898, thetollo,mng officers 7yere 9.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

II LOPED from the subscriber, ON the 2sth
IL oflast month anegro man by The name
efHARRY, about24 or IS yesrs old, he isas
bout $ feet inches high, ozark Completed,
thick hp'd, hollow eyed, he had one of lis
eyes badly hust wLich is hardly well yet, he
has two small scars on his right leg by tile
stroke of ascythe, he is likely and well looking
lie had on when he went away short kerr
sey coat and pantaloons, of the blue and white
colour, white yarn stockings, MS shoes were
well nailed with broad headed nails, also a
blue great coat and white hat it is supposed
that he has free p-es and will make an at~
tempt to get into the northern states.
Whoever vii! bring the said negro to me
shall receiver en- Doll rs leward iftaken with
in ten miles of my house If taken over tho
distance of fifty miles, Fifteen Dollars: fiat
a hundred miles thirty; or for securing the
said negro III Jail SO rhas l get him again, il
in this state FifteenDollars, if out Of the sate-
Thirty Dollars.
Ephl'ailn Abel.
Fauquier county Va. lnear
the lower part Janua-
ny IL, 1903
Jan 81 st
FIFTY HOGSHEABS
Choice Jamaica Spirits,
FOR SALE BY
Catlett and Fisk.
january III.
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: tse National EstcA;gencer Of yssfer'sa9
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-25

gates Ct Stockholm tu, IN.
spoke osly OF the Prussiao. Wy
leave the king Of Sweden hphtino IV',
hero agalnst them whsn suddenly o. ''
comes that ali The French army i. !,
Centre Of bis states Such a ;hjapi,ss
bic, and may certainly take plaes. p@
divides or not his army, what woula ;,
Be his situation: Wha. femvdy w,nIa
genius of that erea. monarch find 10
him it such evils were to fa!! a, one, ~ u
him! If Russia alone can make him
bic, what vii. i. be when she will 5. y
ertu!sy assisted by French asmy N
kiog If Sweden is brave, his ,b,ll
s'auds high in the world, bu, his kir II
istoo small, his RESOURCES 700 hue y
siss bis powerful enemies, Was he n
or of Russia perhaps he nigh; dc $,
thing for the world, he could as lea,
with reasonable hope his folcss aps
those Of France; but as he is king
small and poor state, he will be ioN
ever if he does bot Try to make D.
With his euemv, peace thar viii B, |
graceful for his people, for his houo,
peace shat will wound his feelings.
which will be absolutely oece>sapy ..a
him. If he is not wiling TO sacridtt j
OF his states TO cave INC res, hr MI
raaksd amor gst thu k.pgs who ease
,heir crowns, aud after al, us ccu,sp
perseverance be vii! DOT Be piece eve.
his former friends. Such is ny op,o
sH, give i 70 YOU as conceive Il,
| shoald howsye. BE- very happy If i, /
aoI prove corfecs.
! a,n yours.
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heis, not what he ought to be. The mere
suggestions Of fancy will never enable Us ~
investigate the sober doctrines OF truth, 70
draw . veil over tie irfrnlities and weakness
es Of humanity,or to conceal part q Inc
-countenance, lest he whole should exnlDi1 2
soul, abandoned to all the unieellng pilnci-
pies and IDEAS which degrade the social ana
rational being into the mere instructive crea-
ture.
The stage hes afforded a source OF happi-
ness and pleasure to mankind. Let us give
strict attention, to the theatre, unless we Hnd
il is the baneful source of atheism, ifaplety,
anc vice. The ingenious the moral
and instructive strains of Shakespear and
Coleman, anusc the ialeness OF wealth and
the security Of peace; but when danger IS
near, and evil tiissentions arise, the mind IS
not sufficiently at easeEto relish the beauties
of plot-it seeks the nobler field OF action,
it requires to share Part In the real woes
and ills Of man.
Ia these times, which try the souls OF men,
g when poverty OF pale and consampuve
hue is the obstacle to the enjoyment OF those
true delights which the theatre affords, we.
should indulge aprudence and caution IN the
qualification. The mind requires some OBJ
icct upon which it may hang. It must have
hinge for all It's nobler thoughts, sentiments
and reflections. Virtue and morality can DC
as well inculcated by the subiimer powers OF
the drama, as by the revelation OF divinity
Manis an animal compounded OF various qua
lities, in whom virtue and vice alternately
predominant, Were he perfect, he would DC
the living image of his Creator. On the
stage, and in lie, we behold him waited down
the streams Of folly and vice, by the lusts
offpassion. This alteration from his OIL
ginal purity, is exceilcntly illustrated by
him, who with majesty and grace treads the
stage. The theatre, liz fine. is world Here
YOU view in strong and lively colors the hor-
rors of vice, the soothing charms OF virtue,
and the dictates of chaste morality, The mo-
ralist may here deplore the mistortunes OF
man, the philosopher may draw the veil over
the foibles and impcrtections of his compani-
ons, becoming solitary and melancholy, IN
less society afforded c.sarms to sootfe ana al
leviate his cares and pains,
.d,s .adoocate Of the Drama.
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From The NEW YORK cAZET7
ELIzABETH.yowa. Hay Is,

You ask me, sir, K think hat the king
of Sweden will BE- able 20 resist al the dlt
ferent powers now united ags'oss hsn, |!
3 In answer 20 that quesslnn | mess kls' Coo
slider the situation in which tast sovereign
IL placed. the extent Of his setrio'y, the
genius Of his people respecting the mi.
tary arr, ,s,e force OF his armies, The as;nte
and strength Of aecounry in'o which toe
war viii be carried, he state OF his finances.
add The succors he may expeci from bis al
lies. After considering a!lthese 'hinss !!
shink Is will cot be {. Eicult 20 prove that
the king Of Sweden, howsyer grea. may
be his colrage, viii no, be able ioi any
length Of time TO resist nuGlcrous enemies.
Orsy consider, air, all tie sllHeren. poweIs
with whom he has 10 contend On ooe
side you viii 6aa Frsncs, having al her
disposal, ia Drnmask only al army Of
70 600 men, cumnsadsd by the best gcae.
rails 10 The wosls,. Tha a my Is COW Tea
,.y 10 cross the Sound or the Csea. 1eit.
The remainder Of the D,nish nasy IS &C.
her disposed, soa IS slrealy coileeEed o. tie
shore opposite Swtden, wai,ing for . ssyoF-
able oppcrturi,y TO cross into shas cnuafsy
Undoubtedly cha. fest Of small boats, arm
ed vessels, sleeps Of war, frgates. &c. maS
expec, the srfstsst opposition IRON tie
Britishnavy, il the cpprs OF 81, james 's
aware Of The emminent danger ct Swedeo,
her only ffisnd ard ally 10 The void But
even admitting Eat the Freneh viii no be
able 10 pour their armies into SWEDEN so
soon as they rspecs, yoo are forced @ &C.
knowledge lhs. Sweden w.li al.sY. be
obliged, as long as the french n,enacs her
shores, to havss part Of her arney, winch
is indeed very weak, divided AND ready 70
NEE, the invasion os her cosnsry on tia.
aide. III mighs suddenly be { Heced Wi n
a fairiwiud il the British asti YES 10 be
dispersed. The army of Sweden being
already tiiside1, what MEAS will thar pc.
er have to resiss all the numerons a.naivs
Of Russia that are now IN l!,eterriury ? IF
.he account that We hase received is COR
rect, the kingof Sweden after unising all
The resources ct his rgdon has carried
his forces to GCoGO mrn, besides hie militia,
will i, be too much for him TO keep 40. coo
soldiers 70 face about 100000 Russian!
and will 10, 900 men be enongh to reals, all
the forces Of the FYench, OF EVEN one half
ofthem if they were 10 cross ,oehis doni
Mons He would 6gh, brav.ly 20 doub',
but he would be opsrpowered BY his ens-
mics Bot il is not enough to fight battles,
to raise armies kiug SO severely attack
. . = r.
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Fran The Republican Crisis.

Honest men may BE- imposed upo1,
for season lend their suppon 10 IA
worst foes bot when they perceive
w,ekednsss Of these mposors, and he
s.ructioa 20 which they are coadocv
them they will rerd the mask and i,c
into disgrace he uoprineipled dcmas d
aud his seductive arts. Th,sc are is
which, even now, make the ears o.
exclusive pa,liots" TO tnSie. They
a practical Illustration already IN the Il
tide of successful experisncat" Tos
sissles. Aood, conmroe'rg 10 tic Oot
will roll oowards, bearing away she led
mounds y a;ch q siGhjug ana desperate
tioo can oppose.
Tn: very ma:sr;ls Of which the DE- \
cratic paty is composed, arg set
guarantee Of is slo,s lived existence. !
rude elemco:s arc DOT more he'eJossn; !
add We f4ve ccnseq 1eoi!y seen ID:
vioIsns iermenta.ioes, the mo.' alan
explosions, and the mos, sele'esou'
b..ation, and rssul;o ira; were ever
duced in the laboratory d toAhcN ~
men:. Look a. the tsa.iy bTois s
have sep. the democratic household ie
pe.a4, rp.car ever sipce the parry VS.
authority. Prescriptions osse NO.
close on .i,e hesis of power aad 10 b:
cssssuliu THIS patriotic game OF los $40
has bsru, 10 general, bat 'hs PieIa1
dennncia,ions, SANDERS, Iaiaay ano
Ills onprioe;pIed ambition, ard 'yr'r
HRS: for pawsr AID g,id. whloa D"
-. us wi u so many seil.styied 'in'0@
nc eeop'e - aad an,iI the peep;
.esra IS eaiimate by better stsadai9
iaolior professions Q! these Po!iu','
p,t-, he lsad vii! mourn aod We 'H''
come repeoach ACC a provr' 10 ne
BAT The (" prospect before Us" is pig
,rg; apd we. conera'a's'e cor DC
country TIA, the people haze %; 81
and Isbored ia yaln-Thc'r cor'5', :,
sdsmocracv, from he priocp'es q
Ing: 90, was an esPeslmeai oP''' d"
They listened TO those p"i'.'esa, 7"
who talked of man's pe latt Sh)
.iar 6elds-Utop'an laws, az ReI
Of reason. Yc,, they iis;e ,c,, ~
ars, parents, 10 ,he ,oice-o !, .
ard l,i,s 9hs ~. have b:en H., *. j
their (poIiiiea5hsppInes7 TX
they are rcpeo,sap q PAY N
is, not Ike ,heir de?s
principles, 81 exrer.mex ~
conyicsioa Of the hes,s ACE 'os n
s,anGirg. The, have tasted OF ~
500 !ouod II biuer. They o9"'. ,oM
brace the insge. and ii surg It's"
seal. ,,,;o&
Such repentance promises ''''
formation.
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4 Brick House fox Sale O

TIE Brick House occ''p's;a ,ra Of PI
{ cAolls, on the norsh S!a1 :trc;
street, between Fairfax and v - FOrI
offered fer sale en- iioera' e'
culars apply to p Vowe!|
January IL.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14
Prime SoaI and
!, Rb'e',r'' Leather. !:
!, &. FOR SALE. 4 T.. !.

rrHE subscriber now has, and win
have during the iall and winter.
PRIME S0AL at twenty-five cents
per pound, by the single side a gene.
Tous reduction win Be made BY the
quantity. Some well hnished Upper
and Cali. Skins, with part cash, will
lie taken 10 exchange for Soal. =, j..
BENEZER CAMPBELL. !:
". B. An exceeding good Iron
Mil, With III The apparatus Tor grind
ing bark, viii By sold Cheap.
) Shephsrd s1swa. Yigg. l I2m,l
II September 80, 1903. tsoa.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14
GO Os,I1.S..

consisting Of almost every article IN
the mercantile line, which have
been purchased low, and viii be
sold on as favorable terms as any
goods that will be offered this sea.
son. ID,
!. They return their thanks to al
those who have been pleased 70 call
on them since their commencement
in business, aud Aafter themselves
with a continuance Of the same, as
they are determined that no pains
shall be- spared to accommodate
those who may favour them with
their custom. | = -
r. WoRTHINGToN. &co.
Shepherds. Town, May 20, 1908.