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ftheir publication, had voted against giyin,,
/ permission to any individual to make pub
| lie what he thought to be their substance.
II was with extreme reluctance Mr.. r..
said, that he had drawn into question the
name of any member ofthis house, particu-
I laily Of one who was not present. He said,
he had deferred the motion which he was
4 aboutto submit, in hopes that the gentle
man whose name adbeen used by the pub
/ lie papers, would have been present to IN
form the House whether his name had been
properly used blythe public papers or not.
He wished not to be understood as vouch-
;ng for the truth of the fact; but the I'M
preston on the public mind was the same
from that letter, as if it had been actually
written by the gentleman IN question /; and
it must be well knownto every member of
the house, and thata far as il went was a
proof that It had not been written by the
gentleman in question, that the letter did
not contain substantially the amount of the
dispatches. He said he perceived in the
printed letter that an important letter of
gen. Armstrong, he thought oftlae ed of
Feb. was not alluded to at all. He thought
it important not only that the pubic should
see wha. the members themselves had seen,
that they should known what they knew,
but that they should be apprized OF what ii
his opinion was not. OF much less conse-
qasnce Of what the house did nat know
For ibis purpose he said he would again
submit motion to the house. which had
besn once rejected upon ground which in
his opinion could net at this moment have.
weight since the principal objection had
consisted in the impro:ss.iety Of permitting
any thing Purporting to Be tae contents Of
the communications to be known,on account
OF the misrepresentation to which they
might be liable. Eir. e. ,hen offered the
following resolution
ResoA'sa, That the Injunction Of secrecy
imposed an the communication from our
respective ministers at Paris and London,
which accompanied the presidents message
Of the 9Th ult. Sc taken of, with the excep-
ton OF the extract of a letter from general
Armstrong to the Secretary of Statc dated
Paris, Dec. 9Th, 1908.
The Speaker observed that in his opinion
the rules Q. the house required that tbs re-
solution should be considered with closed
doors.
GA motion of Mr.. Ranaolba, The galleries
were accordingly cleared, and SO remained
fer about AZ uour and half, when they
we're again opened. Whist tle doors were
closed the question on r..r. Randolph's mo-,
ton was taken, after debate. BY yeas ana
1aays--ycas r., nays 81.
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TO BE SOLD.

At the subscribers house, in Wsshin8tohs'
street, Just above the Episcopal Church in
said street, and oppoaisc Mir. laced kaoe-
mans sugar refinery.
Seine and Sewing, Shad and
Herring Irvine, With lacking snd bed Cords,
Plough Lines and Traces ready nude Also,
Tard Rope, if wanted, and other Cords rca.
dy made at his house.
December Is. dtlst Jan
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g OET AT LAST =
s, OR,
T'ETE f'1r n ~ DE- r e @ Pr ,.

a = y
We have at iene5h,heen able TO penetrate
he mysteries Of the c;5inet, and aaeefss'i'i
its plan Of future policy. Ihe system ct
nan snterceatse Win E,ogl!aas!! and finance IS
ito be esrrisd into effect; II IS 70 ttasse alasm;
yislGertaialys be eorsaamated. When
this system shall be matured, and fortified
BY sufficient number Of tleaie'atefst out
works, TER EssBkRGo WILL IE RAISED as
itrespscts othcrrountries, anslsour vessels,
under Certain restrictions, viii be permitted
to arm. Whether the removal Of thu en-
barge viii net he aorniasi rather than real it
isinpossiI!e 10 say. Al lleveEss, he saip
owners wiz Be Obliged 70 gsve two sets of
bends, and in both cases OF enormous. mag
nituee bensis, no. to yiolate or eva3e the
ncn-nssrcasrss system, and bonds, not to
make IN iilz,;;o,,oy,sr use o'fheir arms. =
vents IN Europe may possibly change this
/ Ilan, but the public may rest assured that 1t
IS that which the government now has IN
ccntemFlatiea.
/ Letters Of, mara.e. end reprisal against
p Frcaae and England, are talked Of also, but
TINS remains, as ths lawyers say, a moot
POM. 1t wou.d se4Ta that the administra-
ton has not Fellnqnished all hope Of an &C
comnooaaon with France. Great Britain
= gwen up as .iacoyigible-
fuii reliance may be placed upon this m
formation.
tFresruans J2ssTaal.
I.a5ruct q a letser from a respectable ntsr-
ea7atiie character in lveso fork, to a GEN
afr'0a II Washington City, dated Dec.
9, 1893.
Ia advertieg. to the. accounts from
Liverpool, relative, ia the prices Of wheat,
sss. ind them cerro5cyatcd bv what cap
fain. Dolliver states, who arrived to day in
$ DAYS passage. Wheat was up to fifteen
hiiimss per shnshel The guartern loaf Of
read had risen ioun pence shorttine pre-
Yiously to his sailing, and sea-island cot
en- was four shilling and six pence Fer
bound. Onr consul told him that Stke last
Ffop gaf wheat vas poor, and short Il,
quality, that naval stores were becoming
carce, and his opinion was that should the
mbargosbe kepton six months longer, the
npphcs from the United States would be Of
ueh snlportance IS to induce the English to
eiax IN their orders in council.
captain Deliver states, that in the city
p London, previously to his sailing, hand
nus hadbeen stuck up at the public corners
peclarlng the American states in rebellion
Nd that Vermont had revo!ted.o
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.7lsgaausls astg Gaset'e.
TRURs6 Dr., DECEMBER IS.

Letters base sbsen received IS the depart.
.r,erlt of state, from pr. Pinkney, our ms
.xister at L.oEdcn, ~ Slse arrival OF captain
J. Doliiivcr 1T ssgess 5fT,ek. They arc cals' e
tht1osho Of Cct. aESssse understand contain
snoshiEg OF IN interesting nature. Ffs's-s5F.
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Senate Of The United States.
MONDAY, Dec. 12.

Mr.. Giles, from the committee appointed
the 18th November, on that part Of the mes
sage Of the presidentof the United Stairs,
which relates to the embargo laws, alidsthe
| measures necessary to enforce the observ-
ance thereof, made further report, in part,
|soff the following bill, g To authorize md re-
quire the President Of the United States to
arm, man and fit oat j0ss immediate seyaicc
al the public SHIPS q mr., vessezs and sap
boats Of TIE JIEsatsd. States
8 Be it e1netrdbythe Ssudte. and House i
Representatives o Tie United States Of dine.
:aieain Congress assembled, That the Presi-
dent be, and he is hereby authorised and re-
5 qsestsd, to cause to BE fitted out, Differed,
manned, and employed, as soon as may be,
all the trigates ana other armed vessels of
the United Strtes, including gun boats ;and
to cause the f,igates and armed vessels, 50.
soon rs they can be prepared for actual ser
vice respectively, to be Stationed at such
ports and places on the sea-coast he may
deem. most eSrediaat, or % cruise on any
part Of the coast Of the United States, or.
territories ;aereoss.
CSC. % L1t!9 ~ az ati!-t7-istH tett, - 40.
Eorthe parposs Of carrying the foregoing
provision into Immediate effect, the Presi-a
dent Of the United States be, and is hereby
autlaorise,Iand required in addition to the,
number cf pett,, officers, able sesnlcn, ordl-.
May seanen, and ho5-s, at present anthoris-
eddy law, TO appoint, and c:tuse tobe enggagg-
Ell and employed as sopa as may BE
nidshlnmen, corpo.als Of marines,
able seanep, ordinary seasaen
and boys, u Inch shall be eagag$d to serve.
for a period nat exceedin years, but
the President rasy discharga the same soon
er, il ia MS ili 3sneat their service maybe
eispeaseaiwiEa: And to satisfy the nsees- s
s1ry expenditures to heincuired therein, a
saaa not exceeding dollars be, and
rue sane IS hereby spf,-a;,7riats! and shalt
baspaid oat ofsiS..,,5 monies in the treasury
nor otherwise approEariu.ee..o
I Mr.. BtaN,a, gave notice ,hat he shoall
ca; THURSDAY next ask leave to bring IN a Bill
ia addition to the act, ersitled /" An act for
the more eifSctual Preservation olpeace IN
the po.is ard halbors of the sJnited 3tates,
ri. 1 IN stle Naters under .teir jurisdiction.
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Charles Douglas,
Near the wharf, Princs-srect.
December Is. cost
Is SMALL POX.
December IS.

THE total absence OF the Small Pex Tor
some tine past, seems to impose upon the
Physicians Of AIexan,lria the duty OF max
ing known to its inha5isarlts that Z natural
case OF that disease now exists in a small te-
rlemcnt in the neigbbortpod Of Ezru Kenzte,s
lanyard As the necessity.af having recourse
to incubation. ought, in the opinion of the
subscribers, to be avoided if possible, they
nave taken measures to procure from some
OF the adjacent towns an immediate supply Of
VACCINE INFEC TON, which they hope
viii arfigc in two orthree days at furthest.--
In the mean time the authority Of the Police
viii be applied TO prevent the subject now la
oorins ,ln,.c- SSlnaiI Pcx, from wandering
from lis present residence, Little or no dan-
ger IS Therefore to be apprehended during the
short interval which will elapse before .yacci-
nation can ee reso:ted to. after which, va
rio!cus infection will be preserved for the
purpose Of testing the validity of all the cases
of zine Fox which have occurred in this
place from the first introduction Of this dis
) ~
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LOTTERY OFFICE.

- TIcxErs in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the oflcc
&c the llexand7la Daily Gazttte.
price Hvc Dolls. 50 Sf1snty hw
cents { a regular list OF the
drawing will be received and IN !.
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tic kcts,
]. August 8.
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TIE hiH 70 authorize and require t'le'p"s--
silent Of tsas States to arm, MAJ. and 1t
out for immediate service allthe public SHIPS
of war, ves,els and gan boats OF the U.4S,
was read the. SECOND time and ordered to be
engrossed for a third reading.
After considerations, the bill making far
Their provision for enforcing the embargo
was recomaisred 10 the oysslns! commit
tee.
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TO Vaccination.

THE subscriber having procured FRESH
VACCINE, or &C N-PUC OK MAJ TER, Of.
fers his services to those who would avoid the
danger of the Small pox, by this safe, mild,
and effcctnal preventive. And gratis, tot those
who may requireit.
Apply to
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-05
JAMES NJ. MsREA, G. g.,
Madame. Du Ghc7Yay,

Z A FRENCH L.6DY, Etely arrived from
Moscow, where she has for several years been
at the head Of one of the beet academies iii
that city, under the immediate protection OF
his majesty Alexander the first; emperor of
all the Russ;as, and under the supcrintend-
apee of: that g0yernment-ha the honor to
inform the citizens Of Alexandria and the pub
lic.in general, that size has rented the house
how occupied by Mrs Smith and Mrs. Wi
ley, in George Town, where she intends i'm
mediately after the Easter holydays to open
her Academy for.the reception of Boarders,
Half Boarders and Day Scholars-In her
Academy will be taught French and English
sgrammaticely, History, Geography. Mytho-
logy,iWri.ing, Arithmetic, Embroidery, and
all sorts Of Needle work, which. form part
of young lady.,s education. The English
will be taught. by an English lady, recon-
mended 'tosher by the President of st. Mary's
Z College, Baltimore. Drawing, Music & Dan
cling, will also be taught, but Will form par
ticular charge.
: Madame du Cderray, invites kind and ge-
.nerous public to grant her confidence, to the
deserving Of which all her efforts will tend.
She has been fortunate enough 70 succeed in
Russia, as she can prove by a &C rtifcate grant
ed her by the university Of Moscow, translate
ed into. Enslish, certified and verified by Mr..
Harris, the American envoy in St. Peters
burg. All her epdeasors will tend to deserve
the esteem and bcpeyolsnce of those who may
trust her with the education of their Young
ladies, and hopes that those endeayors will not
proYe fruitless.
z March s. law6t'
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afnmuoi,;;ou Of sloalhipg, and sioggsd 81
the weight fiheif families, are the enly re-
sis,ance 20 be offered TO any ptsfatosy ex.
cuIsions that may land certainly will, #
means are not takenao prevent i be made
BY The regular or ilrsglars Of d. U.C.Ttue,
add they, that we areassu,ed BY the citizens
OF on. internf--,has should an incursion
of this kind be made, and Ourselves srd
families be dessroyed BY the ha.ct,e. Of The
fame Of the savage--that cur aasnes shall
sbe avenged, and that the hesitation shall
heitonxhe nsnrate with our stArripgs. We
are witEous arMs --and wi.ho1i he nasaas
,oa procuring thsha. What then aod must
We for this, our poverty-bc exposed 10
The cutting tomaEsxk Of the savage. end
kecniy cnasing tsnnts Of civilized friends.
and with mtek and lowly spirit pst,en.ly
wait tiie hs.rors 81 ourfale. when 500 arm.
fea sns dice, pinned msu, detached by The
general or state goserDms nt-- woold most
effcc.us!ly Impose srcsri!y, and freserse
to our eoun,ry. li;es dsyoisd 10 lis dc.
fence. -
All this, ssy they, and more gay G:std,
n light with truth be added, .lkr ei.ua.iSn
Of these people is slaIniag. su very
anxious TO hear 81 The siaieof my at i,s 81
and tie signs q l.ie fimes increase
my solisi.nde-ff adtAey bsed more at .ri.
cious, should hwc :,sndravcrstl to.,ha.e
given ray persona! .a,,endadce. When tbs
may CONE Is usc.r.ait... AZ pissea, lie
shadow OF an idea c! absence froz, NY ps.s
caruo. possess ne.
Ayhat lew soldiers we have arr Erm. zse.
lous. and determined; he eagle Ct their
country hosers over Us, an1 five must. fM,
ike him, let Us fa.l scRATsalNc we cas-
do 40 r.ore.
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Boulegne was cornposed Of. May NE hope
that ministers have an eye TO these prepare
tions, and these boats shall not be allowed to
collect at any particular depot for the purpose
Of annoying us with the same ease and secu-
ri.y with which . horde of petty French pri-
sateers are now permitted TO cone out and
capture our merchant vessels within gun-shot
OF our coast.
A memorial to ministers, not tor reYisal
of the fata. orders of council, but on the gc-
neral distressed state of the trade and manu-
factures of this country, as connected with
iile u. S. of America, and on the calamities
that d war with them viii infallibiy produce,
was prepared, and would have been discussed,
bad not the motion for an adjournment been
carried, So far ffen, such MEMORIAL being
deemed, ineiscreet, sople of those who voted
iav the adjournment, declared, their motive
was only fora short delay, as within ten days
depending events may make it the duty Of
the committee. to present such memori-
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Is The Proprietor of the

Is The Proprietor of the
Alexandria Daily advertiser, will
sdiipose Of the Establishment on
moderate terns-there are now
nearly six hundred Subscribers
and the Lift INCREASING, To
Perfon Of Induitry and Talents
for conducting Newspaper,
this would be desirable Situa-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
.Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold A great Bargain # Applicant,
on be made foon.
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!, Fr0m the UnitedSates Gazette.

80 !, y
The following extract of letter from an Off
Ger at one Of our militaryposts exhibits but
too faithful picture Of the state of the
country generally, at moment when the
papers OF the administration are attempting
q to prepare our minds for immediate war
at a time too when congress are trifling a.
way their time in idle debates, and are even
talking of an adjournment.
2sth January, 1903. 8
l.Y DEAR sir,
8. The shadows, clouds, and darkness that
.obscsrethe political horizon Of our below
ed country, create Ia this region Of it,,
doubts and uncertainte. little iess distress.
ing thauWiiai we conceive would be pro.
.dnced by 40 actual war What will be the
issue! Wha, viii be oar fatc.l isihe any.
-ious inquiry Of ibe unprotected yeon,aory
Of thisdrontier. We see {ssy they 10 the
province imsaediately 10 our front, aregu
lar British force. much superior in numbers
TO our own. We see sxertions making
(aod with some suceess1 TO arm and 70 or.
.gsuize i militia We see and we hear the
agents Of she-Bri.ish gcsefnment 10 the, In-
dian department ampering with the ssvsge,
% maks more horrible the horrors Of war
-and should the battle come-what are
tie means Of resistance. ! "A long extended
line Of shiniy populated frontier, Psotec.ed
bya fort situated at an extremity Of the
line, whose .ottering. mosldering picketa
can scarce Withstand The pelting Of the
pitiless ssorm." and whose real defence sx..
lists alone 10 the zeal aud spirit OF sixty ef.
fecsive men. And these aided by (perhaps)
one hundred aud kf,y militia, without arms,
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IN lCo.KAy0.k COUNCIL

,OEDEREp, That Andrew. JAMESON, Guy
Atkinson, and . ennis Ramsay. be appointed
commissioners, 10. snpc-ip.end an lection o,
he held at the eounoi chamber, on, Mca:iy
the l4th day sf the present month, for the
purpose Of clecting nembcr,of the common
council tor the SECOND ward, in the place of.
cuthbcrt Powell, elected Mayor.
Test.
= JAMES M, MsREA, c. e..
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gsaralmrfa DNIp 2phertiser.
---.-s*@--
SATURDAY, MsRcH

Ticket No. 6974, was drawn the 36th day
in ST. Mays College I ottcry, prize Of
10000 dollars.
We UNDERESTIMATE says the n. Yo'k Mer-
camille Advertiser that vessel has srriv.
ed At Penlsod in 40 days from S. -.Andero,
Spain. Tie French. il is said, have late !
~ cap,used an Anesican brig fora beach.
Of some par, Of .Nspnlsnu's ,b!ookading
@aesrees, which every occurrence shsws ere.
10 be enforced. -
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Senate Of tie United States.
March 5.

& 5. :. E
The senate resumed the consideration
Of the application Of Mr.. Smiths counsei
tor further time.
Whe.cupoo, on motion of Mr.. Adams,
the considerations Oft repofsot the select
com rai..ee in this case was postponed TO
the I5shiDs,ans aud libcry givenso Mr..
Snish's counsel 10 Inspect the papers re-.
sceivee by tie senate.
A letter, from which the following Is 40
extract, has been received by merchant
IN N Yosk fsom his correspondent IN Ii.
seTscpl, under cs:e ct
: January list.
q. The Eru.us, Smith. from Boston tor
Frcach port, and the Liberty Hand, from
New YORK, have put 10 hare, having been
warned 3; our ssY!zers nc: 70 pseeeed. !!
appears that, csTiirs TO circumstances OF
wind end wea,hrF, their nearest port OF
safety was Liverpool; aad 10 coming 10
here they are sofar correct. It's however
nndess;o5l thai no, having accomplished
their voyage, they are &c: entitled TO their
freight; and as no circumstances have
,rans2ired from w:s:sh. after having pnsin
to,a British port. they could .bs expected
10 be admi.,ea iato + rance, the ccnslgnees
to whom The eapiors have applied are At
present a, q loss how TO &C. !; cod appre.
bend tia, The ooly MEASURE waich they can
take, vishcls iocufring responsibility 20
the twners of q the cargoes, It so return
TO America.
Wheat, IFS. per. 70 lbs. the astias
price bu. lis Cd is hardly 70 be pfoeused
FOR the best.
- po.ashes ess per cwt. scarce.
$, pea,lashes 62s 10 63s dull.
a Tu!psn,De eos per cwt.
Tar sos per barrel !"
TRANSLATION.
Isrociamctiou Of the French Goa;nander IN
Chief Of Portugal. ~
/" The Governor of Paris first aide camp
/ to his majesty. the emperor and king, ge-
neral in chief, kuight ofthe Great Cross o.
| the Order of Christ Of Portugal. ..
81 6 Iahahtauts % Lisbon,
$ My army is about 70 enter your waiis.- -
j We have come tosaye your harbour and yolf
Prince from the influence of England.
g This Princc,so respectable tdr.Eis virtues
has allowed himself to be biased by the adj
vice Of evil men that encompass him, and has
gone to throw himself into Tie arms Of his e.
nemies.
g They have made him fear for his person
al safety, to his. subjects he has paid no re.
gard, and your interests have been sacrificed
to the cowardice Of a few courtiers.
Is Men Of Lisbon be. at rest in your houses,
stand in no fear either ofmy army or Of me,
We are. terrible only ITO our enemies. and the
s enemies ofNirtue.
& Tbs Great NAPoLEoN, my master, sends
me to sprotee. you: I viii protect you. E =.
IS g -JUN0T.''' !.
Married, on Sunday evening last, by the
Reverend Mr.. Stephenson, Mr. Henry Har-
wood. aged seventy one years, to the aHiable
Miss Susan Chandley, aged seventy FIVE, both
of Hartford county. Maryland.
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Married, on Sunday evening last, by the
Reverend MIR. Stephenson, Mr.. Henry Har-z
wood. aged seventy one years, to the aHaiable
Miss Susan Ghandley, aged seventy five, both
of Hartford county, Maryland.
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a letter, from whieh the following Is Al
extract. has been received BY merchan
IN - Yosk from his correspondent 10 LII
under da.e ct
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Public Sale.
June IA

BY virtue of deed of rust from, Alexander
Smith to the subscribers, to secure the pay
ment of sum of money to the Bank of Alex
andria, will be exposed to sale, on the pre-
misses, on "Wednesday the 18th day of July
next, piece of ground with the houses and
other Improvements appe, tanning thereto, ~
ing on the south side of street 4 west hide
of Water-street, being at the intersection Of
the streets, extending on Duke-street forty
feet, on Water-street ninety-one feet six inch
es to ten feet alley--upon credit of s, la,
and Is months, the purchaser giving notes
for the several payments negotiable at the
Bank of Alexandria, with an approved indor-
ser, and deed of trust upon the property to
secure the payment of the notes.
James Keith, sen.
James Keith, lun.
June al dts,ot
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