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/ From the thirteenth English edition, cnlarg-
ed and improved by the Author.
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We Celebrated and unequazleG
running Horse,
p @ a O M A C..
(BY DIoMEp

BY DI0MED
:" TInE ceITS1uIy stana al my STABLE IN the
w county OF brunswick, tc be let TO mares
the next season; the terms, &c. will bs made
known by the 18th, Of February next, or sooH-
er, at which time the season will commsnce.
B. WII4KS.
December 3
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Ten Dollars Reward.
Sfosrn- or strayrd from Che commons Of Tins
place,
a four years old Bay Mare,

"A @ y fifteen hands high, white
I A scratch in her face, long lofty neck,
olack manc and tail, both long and grow thick
She has never been locked !; two hind feet
white to the pasterns-on the heel of one
loet is around black spo. about the size of a
quarter dollar, and on the side of the other
loot the same colored spot about the size of
an eighth of = dollar; with small curved
brand on her shoulder. Whoever will deli
vcr the mare TO the subscriber shall have a
reward of three dollars; if stolen and the thief
convicted, a rewardsof ten dollars by
Joseph H. Vaudeville.
Is. Decafn her z
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By LIJyDLEY MURRAY.

From the thirteenth English edition, cnlarg
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Price handsomely 6ound and lettered, dollar
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mo. 1854.
PUBLIC SALE.

On 7aesday ,.ers viii be sold al shs Yendne.
Store, u fair, nos The nsrs fair day, ~
CAsH
One fharc in the Capital stock
oftheP PENNY lysniaC oppcr-mine.
Philip @. AaaIhellsr.
December q.
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Gf City Tavern and Hotel,
III EXs.d Nd r Ii:
AT THE SIGN OF THE CRATES.
WILLIAM CATION,

From The Cry Of .dnaataods, E 1l1aryiard) =
ID ESPECTFUI.LY Informs his FRIENDS
p and the PUBLIC in general, that he has
taken that justly celebrated INN, in this city,
called The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
lately in the possession of Mr.. John Gadsby,
He hopes, By assiduity and attention, to give
the greatest satisfaction to every person, as
no exerlions on his part shall be wanted to
keep up the high character which this Ia
yern has, as being one of the best in the U,li-
on and assures them that he will always
have an assortment of the best liquors and
good walters.
Travellers and others will meet with good
accommodations at the above house, on rsa-
sonable terms.
Boarder. are taken by the day, week,
month or year.
G The papers from all the sea-ports on
the continent are regularly taken and filed at
the Cofec-House, adjoining the tavern, and
are for the nse of strangers.
So Suppers Can be had from SIX to twelve
O'Clock in the evening, at a short notice,
from one totwenty.
.NoDeal5sr Is. cit
gu.DfIIt Der has UII mana, 6
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
Suita6le for theappreacllinsg Season,
That will be sold On reasonable terms.
a bales blue KERSEYs.
9 do. beaver COATING.
i do. narrow CLOTHS.
do. blue do.
do. bleaches Scotch DOWLASS
also, ON HIND,
Madeira WINE in ar. casks.
COCOA in bags.
so hhsis. Surinam MOLASSEo.
QUEENS WARE in crates assorted
SHOT in casks.
James Patton.
October 10.
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OYSTER SyPpERS
VIII be served UP to PARTIES at tns City.
aavsrn and HOtfl, every evening from five
till ten O'Clock.
William Cation.
December s. 81
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FOR SALE,

A very valuable TRACT of LAND, con-
tanning Ills acres, lying near Haymarkct,
in the county of Prince William. This land
is now in the occupation of BIZ. James cen,
who will shew the premises to any person
disposed to purchase. The subscriber hav
ing much need of money will give gfsst
bargain oathis land.
VIM A. @. Dadc.
s,,,,,6;.s Noy.l5-ls d2sts
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abominable excesseswhicb had marked their
progress in every country SO unfortunate as
to fall under their tyranny.
SWITZERLAND IS.

Inswitzerland, where high rank and great
riches were unknown, where men were near
estupon an equality than in any other cotn-
-try-in the world; in country ha0''aS' no !,
commerce, scarcely any naautacttres, ana
possessing few of the sources OF Wealth and
distinction !; a country Of shepherds and la
borers a country which might be truly said
to contain natien Of poor men IN such a
country to, cry "war to palaces seemed
useless and absurd. Yet did the french
find pretext for war with this poor and
harmless race, and for invading and laying
waste their territory. After having, by
means of an armistioe, joined to most So
Tenn promise7of respect for persons and pro-.
perry, lulled the people into a state OF ina ina
ginaryy security, the. arnlistice was broken,
and the French pushed on their forces, when
those ofthe Swiss were dispersed. Resist
ance on the part OF the latter, whose num- !.
bers did not amount to tenth OF those OF
their hagitious enemy, now became hope
less; and though the little army was brave,
though the people were faithful and active,
though the last battle was long, obstinate and
bloody, though the Swiss achieved wonders,
and though the women fought by the sides
of their husbands, melting them to victory
or death, all was in vain Hundreds and
thousands persisted by the sabres OF the
French, and while the earth was strewed
with their dead bodies, and Will the flames
assembled from the once happy dwellings OF
this valiant and innocent people, the hard
earned and long preserved LIBERTIES OF
Switzerland expired.
10 be continued.
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EG7PT

Bonaparte invaded Egypt, where he re-
peated his promises TO res ect religion and
where, the more efectually to disguise his
purposes, he iasued a PROCLAMATION, de-
ciaring himself and his army to be true Ma
hometans land Boosting OF having made war
upon the Christians, and DESTROYED their re-
ligion. One of his first deeds, after this act
of apostacy, was to massacre almost all the
inhabitants of the populons city of Alexan-
dria. The people" SAYS one of his gene
rails, "betake themselves TO their Prophet,
and fill their Mosques but men and wo-
men, old and young, and even babes at the
breast, are all masSacred"i Some time after
this sanguinary transaction, Bonaparte hav-
ing made prisoners OF three thousand eight
hundred Turks, IN the fortress OF Jaia, and
wishing TO relieve himself from the trouble
and expence Of guarding and supporting
them, ordered them to be marched to an o.
pen place, where part Of has army fired on
them with nnusquetry and grape shot, stab
bing and cutting to death the few who escap-.
ed the FIRE, while he himself looked on and
reioiced at the horrid scene. Nor were his
cruelties, while in Egypt, confined to those
whom he called his enemies for finding his
hospitals, at Jafa, crouded with sick sol
diers, and desiring to disencumber himself
Of them he ordered one of his.physicians to
destroy them by poison; the physician re-
fused to obey but an apothecary was found
willing to perpetrate the deed; opium was
mixed with the food, and thus FIVE hum
dred and eighty Frenchpen perished by the
order OF the general under whose banners
they fought; by the order of that very man
to whose despotic sway the whole French
nation now patiently submit:
Let them SO submit but LET not Ameri
cans whatever may be Mr.. Jeferson's de-
termination) think of such shameful, such
degrading submissions.
Such'was the treatment which the country
experienced under Bonaparte. But when
be had disgracefully fed from the land which
he had thus feeced, rayaged and scourged,
his vile army still continued to comnit those
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residence III the south !" Yes, yes, the
growing wealth and strength OF New roh !
must 4 Be checked The omnlpotenee q
Virginia in our councils must be maantalnea.
National defence and even national nohoi
must give way to Il. And surely to leave
us defenceless against attacks from without 10y
and to weaken bysdividals me state, are
plans admirably adapted to the end. Let
MIR. Madison look to it !; let his supporters
pause; for his French predictions may
lead to the ruin of our independence. Spaln
was the faithful ally of France. When
q France wanted money" Spain supplied
her wants. The councils OF Spain were.
neither more nor less attached to Napoleon
than Mr.. Madison is. And yet, alter be-
ing the friend, the ally, and the supporter
of the Imperial RepubIc,o Tor thirteen
wears, where is Spain now? Have her
friendship, her good Offices, her ready corn
planes to imperial demands, saved her {
Or rather, have they not invited the ap-
breaches of the Leuiatlsan, and sharPened
his deycuring tooth?
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aleraslnrfa DAILY 6asftte.
COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL.
From the New- York Evening Pest.--,
WARNING TO AMERIcANsl.

Ara time when Mr.. Jefferson, from a
servile dread of Napoleon, not only obstl-
nately persists in refusing to settle our DIFF.
ferences with England, but even, like mere
pRErEcT obeying the orders OF his master,
seems determined on going to actual war
with that bulwark of our country that only
remaining hope of nations; and, Of course,
TO form an alliance with France; it may not
be amiss, at this very gloomy and portcn-
tous moment, when the public indignation
IS alive for the finishing blow given to SPAN,
and when we are about to be plunged into
the same abyss of destruction, to give a
faint description (taken from the most au-
thentic documents) of the barbaritles, raPa-
cities and cruelties committed blythe French
In those countries which they have entered
either as FRIENDS or foes.
ITdL7.
In 1895, Bonaparte, at the head OF nu-
merous French army, invaded Italy, de-
claring to the people, that he came as their
friend and their brother, to deliver them
from taxes and slavery, and promising them
safetv for their persons, security Tor their
properly, respect for their laws, and reve
renee for their religion. They listened,
they believed they threw open their gates
they laid down their arms, they received the
Gallo Serpent to their bosom ! And fatA =, III
deed were the effects of their crednlity! His
reverence for their religion he displayed by
giving up all their places of worship 70 mos
criminate plumber, and by dehiing them oy
every species of saerilege: his resPeo. lor
theirla was eyincedsnot only by tue aoro-
cation Of those laws, but by the arbitrary en-
forcSment of an unconditional submission 70
the mandates of himself and his generals )
the security whichhe promised to Their pro
psrtv, was exhibited in enormous contrlou-
lions, in the seizure Of all public funds, as
wen as chose of every charitable foundation,
not excepting schools, hospitals, or any other
resource ofthe poor, the aged and helpless;
and as to the persons of the unfortunate pee
pie, he provided for their safety by laying
the whole country under the scverest nltlta-
nv execution; by giving up their towns and
s villages TO fire and sword, and by exposing
the inhabitants TO be pillaged and murdered
by his rapacious and mansoldlers, whom
he authorized and even orderedto shoot e.
very man who attempted to resist them,
whatever might be the crimes N which they
xr-xs,-<,s ,., f~.,r,a1 sze
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FROM THE AMERICAN CITIzEN-A DEMO
CRATIC PAPER.

REVCIUTIOWI IN SPdIN-Napoleon
has stretched forth his arm to Spain, and
Spain is no more. The Spanish monarchy,
as if by enchantment, is overthrown, and
the Spanish people, by base deed of cession,
are transferred to the Imperial Jacobin.-
The Italian states, Holland, Switzerland,
the Gerrnanic empire, Prussia, Portugal &
Spain, are gone. The gallant king of Swe-
den q brave man struggling with the
storms of fate is beset BY rufhans, and
must perish by their blows. The emperor
Alexander is awed. Under Napoleon, 6 his
Genius Is rubukod.', 1,l-E Azz ,uil nex4 f,ll
for the way TO the heart of the empire has
been cleared by the enissaries OF the Corsi-
can. Imperial France, in fact, already CO.
yers continental Europe. England iii this
quarter OF the globe, unaTed by the disco
lntion of neiohboring nations, and daily In
crcaslng III strength, maintains her indepen-
dence, and forms TO the universal DONNA
ton ofthe Bonapartes, the only impossible
barrier. And II she sinks beneath the up
lifted arm OF world combined against her
what will become of U.s. What would we
oppose to the gigantic navy of England, if
under the direction OF the wrathiul Napo-
leon? What to that half million Of expert.
enced cut-throats whom, almost without an
obstacle, he might land upon our shores?
Where are our defences! Look at this city
look at our extensive sea-coast, and learn
the tolIcg Of the south 2 Behold the effects
of an a43l-commercial birzt-behold the ef-
fects of deadly and unnatural hostility to
the state of New York! See us wholly ex-
poseal TO the insults and ravages OF any Eu-
rcpean nation that may choose tovex and OPP
press us. C IF the king, ray nlasser," said
Yrujo to major Jackson, in tie year 1904,
C if the king my master, was to order three
ships Of the line and six frigates to the Mis-
sissippi; three ships of the. line and SIX fri
gates to the Chesapeake; and three ships
Of the line and six higates to Sandy Hook,
what would you do ?''Aye, indeed,
what would we do !! Order them away by
proclamation Alas ! they would laugh at
us. Yet, if this would be all, we might
put UP with tive might continue with
great good humor, and even with seif-enco-
minms, to be Knocked at But Napoleon
would not send a force hither to make mer-
ny with US. No, his strokes are all DEATH
doing. lie has no reliance on tabey shot.
The few proclamations which he issues are
very brief. 6 Inhabitants Of the United
States, he would direct Massena to say,
for Mnrat is already provided for in Spain;
+" | come to protect YOU y and the next mo-
menr, according to invariable practice, we
might expect to be butchered. For viii
ther should we fly for safety, having NO
ships, no defence? 6 TO the mountains ?,'
We have been advised to do by a SourH-
ERs statesman, and that too to save expense!
" If the city of New York should be de-
stroyed tomorrow, said this enlightened
legislator, the commerce of that port would
not be lost to the union-it would find .
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John s. Davidge, NJ. D.
Professor Of Aastomy, Surgery, e.
10 ,he Coiiegscf Medicine OF Ma.
ryiand-
Bahiu,ore, Ire5. 10, 1904.
George Tonyn Columbia, !
laatch Sd, 1903. ]

DEAR SIR,
The ample ;essimooials ofapproba,ion
preaysd TO your work, sn;i!sd HE Me.
dica! C,mpauioa'' wil | hope, secure you
the patronage Of your country mso.
Il belorgs exclusively to the rsalphyslc'..
al 20 br able 10 determine the merit OF
nscG.cal composi,ious and your book has
auspiciocsly coeciliated the enequ1socaI
comE.sada,ious Of n.edieal names ct 40
comHsou nose.
Few physicians Nee, with The rewards
Of ttleir well mean, and labo::ons exest'ons
10 the cause Of humanity: bat thar your
Iaudsble eser,ons may &c !;bcra!ly reward
ed is the SINCERE wish OF
Yours,
John Weeas. NJ. D.
Or. fames ErosA
March II. 2llsw@t
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Land FOR Sale at Auct;o,

vN7lLL be sold at Public Sale q,
w OF : and 8 years, G.. Mondass ' 5
day ofMarch next upon the premises S% y 'st
lowing tract GLAND; to Wit '4e ID
One Tract containino o.
cres, laying in Fairfax county upS o q =. ~
road, adjoining the lands Of EdwsS. Nv O'
ington and about p miles from tIbss asa,
Cccoquan. This Tract is eli in v,So AVN
leyc, and is well watered, and At ieas, on' Ae
is valuable meadow land. ~s
hLS0,
Al undivided moiety :;
tract in shc county Of Prince William
tanning $50 acres, whereon George Mp, ~"
lives, unmdciatcly upon the river and > ~. ~
above she town oECcsoquan, viii be a., ,",s
following day being the 29,h day Of a,@r..
ALSo,
Osc other tract on tie jo!koz,:ng das, Jsig, >.
soth day Of ldNrcA,
Containing about 200 acres
This land is under cultivation, lie; we'll !.
well watercd and is under rent from wear :
year, at 1900 VT. tobacco perycsr. titles a
Joining the Lands Of WIN. Grant IN prsr,
William county, in good ncighbonrhoo5 !.
bout l3 miles from The town Of Occom,n
and 5 from Dumfries. The purchaser csn;
not have possession Of this tract before IA, q
of Jan. 1909.
dLSo,
I;1M be sold the foiiozaing day en the tren;e,
being The 3lst day Of March,
One other I ract OF Land con.
tanning 200 acres, Immediately at Bland,
ford UPON Cccoquan river, ard Is miles :
bovo the town CT Cccoquan, tins lands ueg
improved has good buildings calculated for /,
tavern, store and distillcry, with coayenita
out-house5.
Inlisputable titles will be given tae pm
chaser, 10 each Of these tracts, on The rst pay,
melt being made, tic purchasers giving .
trust deed Oh all the premises to secure "a:
payment Of the other two thirds.
N. Ellicott.
Occoquan, Feb. 10, IL dts
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Decree IN ChanCerY.
patronage.
March 10

Dy virtue Of decree of the superior court OF
chancery for the Richmone. district, pro-
nou,eed on an appeal, wherein Sarah Chap
man. widow OF Carr Chapman, deceased,
ard Susanna Chapman, an infant daughter
OF the said Carr Chapman, by the said oa-
rah Chapman, her guardian, were appel
arts, ard Thompson and Vcitch were ap
peliees, I shall, on tire FIRST tNonday IN Ahr1l
nest, before the court house Of Prince Viii
linn county, sell to the highest bidder, for
ready money, or on a credit OF 6, - & Is
months,
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Mount Waj2Ungton for Sale.

= will sell NY FARM n Fairfax county,
( aad give immediate possession. It's less
than three miles from Alexandra, and SIX
from the George Town ferry-thc distance
from, the projected bridge will be ess-tht
house stands on all elevated hill, and over.
looks the City Alexandria, The ,,.af, VIA
the shore, and hills Of Maryland. Inc hc4s'
which erected, and is neatly inlshed' con.
s;sts of a center house two stories nigh, a'1
wings of one, Joined to il, By circular CORR
doris, the north wing contains sh'i lo''R''
the front CT it, and the toirIoof @,:y;oN'S'
intended for green house, this leads 10 4
drawing room-a dining room Separ''el
from it by the passage and staircase is He1
to the south corridor which contains cIc5e'''
and leads to the kitchen--two small fooIhslA
this wing with the kitcken--a pump oi eAc3',
lent water al the door. The second story Oh
the center house contains chambers anu
dressing room, with Ere places Iafg6 ''O'
set al Joins tic dining room--one OF inc s''A'
size opens on the stair case, both ht'c" u,
with sheiyes---a store room IN the gaffe' '''i
cupulo on the honse TOP, from whence Is S'sa
q DELIGHTFUL, v2riegated landscape, compI0''
tho description CT the mansion house. u N. 'a
cottage accommodates laEorers, ana lAei' a..
stables. a carriage house, and ice house; W
farm contains l05 acres, 70 enclose" 0'u w.,
t;vated, the rest in wood this place oo''.'
the finest collection Of fruit that nave s'1s a
h.s;da, every other sort; the list gwen 10 i'i'
was 800 APPLES, 800 peaches, and 3oo cn = -,
trees: I have added several hnhoIcu !, " iom.,
hest kiutls.--The garden consists o. I cno5
souares. the sell enriched and borders A'I M
win fruit trees, and bushes it IS surfou,'s 80
by live cedar hedge, which also eA's' "n,;;s.
each side oil the house the loF,,i'' - rs.ns
Tor possessed much taste, and ccne','o 49,, "a.
ornaa,ental trees and shrubs, whiCn a.. re Il
diciopsly disposed about the GROUNDS r
soiIi is suitable for grass, and the pOlUV ,.;eld
ground devoted to timothy ana cio'e1' hc.t
an abundant crop it produced gooa ~ ez.
and oats last year, and think WIN 'i'' Tb,;o
pence may be rendered productive, n;n B:
who wish residence, where heai'n w. \a
nres.rvcl and convenience OF lnterc' h.,
Win A,exanII,ia, George Town, ana IL. J'' Is
Of government, will find all co aho srsm.
lNount- W1ashngtol. | will she" .,o fappr
scs and impart the terms OF saie' podpetOai:;
cations by letters directed to the ''
Alexandria. roy
March Is. ar
Farming implements, an OK es Ca ''bogel Do
shear p,oughs with harness. oa hes "a and cra-
one iron toothed harrow, two scy'"''
dies, spades, picks, Sc.'
np,r.rEp DAILY BY
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Wa&s,lgtom [ avern.
ALEXANDER GORDON,

Respectfully lafs rme lis FRIENDS and The rtiB-
Lie III general,
THAT lie has taken tie house lately occu-
pied by RA1DoLpH Morn, ark known by the
name Of the Washington 7cycrn, and has pro-
yided Himself with choice liquors, good bees,
and IS prepared TO accommodate customers
in the best :nanner, and has careful and at
tcn.i~e hostler, he soiicits portion OF pubic
patronage.
March l8. co
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March 8
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

O BE SOLD, in four distinct lots or to
Il gether, four acrez Of LAND, contain
ing from one anda quarter acre to two acres
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory of Columbia, extending in right line
from Gibbon-street to Great-Hunting Creek,
intersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west on Fayr
cite and Payne-streets.
A plan ofthe ground and further particulars
may be obtained by application to
James Pattoa.
June 90. 2aWtf