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ENTITLED,
THE MANUAL
OF THE
FRENCH md ENGLISH S1,DDA.Y1
OR
NEW AND COMPLETE
DICTIONARY

r
YHR FRENCH AND ENGLISH LANcvAeEs.
IN Two PARTS:
/. French e. EngHsh--2. English q French
CONTAINING,
/. An the words in general use, OCCASION
ally illustrated by French and Lngiish
sentences.
2. An extensive collection OF new words
in every art, science and trade
9. The pronunciation ofevery word, ac'
cortling to the most polite usage IN
France and England.
4. A copious vocabulary OF sea terms and
phrases.
S. A dictionary of French synonymes.
s. A dictionary Of French homonymes:
z. An alphabetical list of the most familiar
proper and christian names, and OF the
most remarkable places IN the world
8. The difficulties Of the French language
alphabetically arranged.
9. A complete treatise on French poetry
10. The chief English idioms.
II A treatise on the English particles, &c
The whole carefully compiled from the best
writer's, and particularly from the Dictionaries
t the French Academy, Boiste- ferand, "a
eau, WailIy, Tocquot, Nugcnt, Chamsaud'
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Public Sale

BY virtue Of an assIghmcnt rTom usy,s,-
Fiji, an insolvent debtor. viii be exposed TO
public sale, onaSA TURDAY, the Esd inst
a two story FRAMED HOUSE, situate on
Duke-street, "a few doors east Of Union-street
The lot is 90 feet front and 60 deep, and sub
ject to ground rent of sinty dollars per an
nuM.-Thc terms OF sale cash.
Horace Field, T,yaee.
July 10. dts
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Forty Dollars Resaard.

RAN AWAY from the subscriberon Sun
lay last, a Negro Boy named GdB2IEL
Rhoat 81 years Of age, $ feet 8 inches high
khick set, bow-legged and heayy countenance,
be walks stiff, which proceeds from having
ne rheumatism in his ancics--.l'ss' on =
|Ei.h him pair of hight rn1xed wooiieh yel-
ks., and one pair nanacen pantaloons' s:lr, s
|and handkerchiefs THIRTY DOL4LAk'o
will be given If taken in Alexandria and
FORTY is taken out, and reasonable expsn-s
ces il brought home.
Tunis Graves.
Washinstos City, June % q
~ An persons are forewarned from har-
boring him at their peril.
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N O T / C/E.

n pursuance of the above order all those
persons having claims against the above,
named Robert Alexander, which have not yet
heen exhibited. are desired to exhlblt the
came duly authenticated at my Office IN Alex
aneria on or before Friday next.
G. Deneale, Comr.
July Is. -
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WEDNESDAY, jury 20, 1So8
IT'LL BE PUBLIShED
IN a PAsaPHLET AT THIS OFFICE IN "a
SHORT TIME,
AN ADDRESS

4 TO THE
PEOPLE or TIE u. STATES,
ON THE IMPORTANCE OF ENco5RAGINc
1 .aGRICULTURR g. DOMESTIC 1L.dJvU
FAC1URES:
Tending to shew that by due encourage
/ ment of these essential interests, the ma
| ton will be rendered more respee-
table abroad and more prosper 4
GUS at home.
TOGETHER WITH AN ACCOUNT OF
Te improvements in Skeep at Ar-
ltngton,
THE native Sheep of Smiths Island, and the
plans proposed of extending this valuable
race of animals, for the benefit of the
country at large:
By GEORGE w. p. GUSTS ESQ.
Of .frHngtoa House, in the District Of CO.
luaaSia.
AT time when the energies Of the ma
ton seem awakened to the state of our To-
reign and domestic concerns, we conceive
that the important interests of Agriculture
and Manufactures should meet with consi-
derable share Of the public discussion. Ger
tain it is, that at no period of our political
history couls these national subjects excite
more interest or be more properly urged to
the notice Of the publi5 mind. The unsettled
and impeding appearance of our foreign al
fairs, and the present disturbed state of the
European world, renders it doubly necessary
for the citizens of America to cherish and
promote their domestic policy, whereby they
may derive those resources which are now
obtained from abroad and create wealth and
Industry within themselves. Too long have
shsss aporfSs Rg gao hit55Wfe ds
and we trust will duly provide for their sup
port. Government, hitherto engaged IN other
concerns, will now cherish those domestic
which will preserve the natlcn's
dignity and promote the peoples welfare.
OF the merits of the little work we are
ahou, to issue to the public, it is not our pro.
WAGE to decide, but of the advantages to be
derived from its sale we would beg leave to
saw every thing which disinterested exertion
i, the cause Of Domestic Manufacture justly
e,cmands-.And as the profits OF this work,
after the expences of publication are paid,
vii, be solely devoted to the purposes OF the
Arlington Institution, We may hope and con-
fdently. expect liberal patronage from
discerning and patriotic community.
EDITOR.
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..;z,e 1b;s advertisement an Insertion in their
rcshecfiye taters, and such as demand u ala
BE- haid a. ths Office Booksellers SUPPLIED on
hberal terms, and all orders svi3 be hS'csa4asy
attended to.
Alex. 18th June, 1908.
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I. It shall be printed on fine paper, in two
handsome large l2mo Volumes upon a
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the purpose, by Messrs. Binney and h !,
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it's neatness ana elegance, extremely CRATE
ful to the eyes. The work will issue from
Tho nrass Of T. and c.. Palmer, who have
ALREADY been so eminently distinguished oy
the greatest accuracy and taste In their
profession, and thorough knowledge OF
the french and English languages.
IT Price, to subscribers, for the two volumes
in boards, neatly lettered, five dollars to DC
paid on the delivery of the whole WORK. ny
gentlemen, however, wishing to nave inc
FIRST yelune before the second, 1t may oa
received upon paying the full amount OF
the subscription for both volumes
ar Subscriptions received oy =.
GRAY.
May %.
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FOR. SHE, BY
LEWIS DERLOIS

Al his Store, neas. Col. Ramsay's syharf,
Freneh Brandy, in pipes
Catalonia Wine, in half pipes and quarter
New-England Rum, in hogsheads and bar
rels
Molasaes, in hogsheads
Cod Fish, in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, 9eets, and Winter Fears
in barrels
Cheese
Cider Vinegar, in hogshsads aad piFss
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LUST RECEIVED,

md for sale 6ya RoBERT GR-9Y
A few copies Browns Dlctl-
|onary Of the BIBLE, 2 vols. octave. orna-
|snentsd with Plates. Price Z dollars bouna
znd iettered.
July OF.
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FOR SALE.

r WILL SELL the HOUSE wherein
i live on the. corner Of Washington .nd
King streets, on . credit of IL, Is, ls, 81,
and 24 months.
Robert Young.
July Is d
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By GEORGE w. P. GUSTS ESQ.
Of .f,-liagtoa House, in The District Of Co
lnmkia.
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Sales at Kendue.
on every Tuesday and Friday,

WILL BE SOLD
At.ths vendue Store, corner of Prince and
Water
! i Karissy Of Dry Goods, GyoceTiss, sc.
Particulars of which wiz Ibe expressed IN
|the bills Of the day AAn kinds Of goods
which arc on Limitation and the prices Of
which are established, Gan at any time <be
viewed and purchased at the lowest Limitations
anu prices.
P. G.. Marsteller, v. NJ.
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May %.
John G.. LADD,

Has FOR SALE,
90 bales German Linens, connn-
mo oi brown and white Rolls, fa&en os''S,
burghs, hempen Ticklenburghs' Burlaps' ana
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Shooting and DUCK
bale Writing Paper
so bags Of black Pepper Of the best qua
lity, and will be sold very low
Sugars ard Coffee
3 40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gln
S 90. French Brandy
do. Jamaica Spirits
A quantity Of soal Leather, Shoes eper'
nacitl and Tallow Candles, Cheese, &c, @c'
April T.. -
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Dil}ria Of Columbia, to wit;
July Term, lScs-l2fh aay
of the Court.

or LHc GOHIG.
Wyllie, Langley. and -, complts.
against
NUS dts.
On the petition Of Robert Young
and others, setting forth that they are efe0l.
tors of Robert Alexander, and entitlea 70 .
distr;bation Of his estate II IS ordered, thas
George Deneale be appointed Commissioners .oa,'s
to make up, adjust and settle the accounts
and claims of the said petitioners, with such
others as shall be exhibited, on or before
Friday next, and report his proceedings to
the Court on Saturday the lsthlday OF this
court. in order for final distribution.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. U. S
MONDAY, Dec. &c.

Mr.. Say obtained leave of absence fer
three weeks.
Mr.. Nelson, from the committee to whom
was referred so much of the message ofthe
president Of the United States as relates to
the military and naval establishments, aad
to whom also was referred On the 18th inst.
resolution of the house in the words fol-
lowing 6 Resuped, That measures ought
to be Immediately taken for placing the coun-
try in more complete state of defence
reported the following resolution.
Resolved, That it is expedient immediate
" to raise, arm and equip fifty thousand
volunteers to serve for the term OF two
years.
The resolution and the documents accom-
panying it, received from the secretary OF
war, were referred to a committee OF the
whole TO morrow.
MIR. Holmes, from the committee of claims
reported bill for the relief of Daniel Cot
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TIE LADLES' GAT,ECRLSA.

9ucs.--EEor what end did you come into
the world
Ans.-To get.a husband.
9.-SVhat is the way 70 get a husband?
A.---To dress, dance, char, play, and to
goto al inanaer Of public places Of a,nuse-
lneut, except church, for fear OF being
called faaat;ck.
9.--What is the duty Of a husband?
A.-To please his wife.
,9.-What Is the duty Of awife?
A.-To please herself.
9.-Are there no more duties incumbent
on you as q LADY.
A.--Yes: mast be deaf, dumb 4 blind,
as occasion requires--deaf to the voice of
eiuns, and all such poor relations as most
easily beset nle--dumb when my husband
demonstrates and blind to the whole race
of former acquaintance and country-cou-
SINS.
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SHIP.
Alexandria.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Schooner Patsey, Skinner, from Savannah
Sc.-John Grid.
On the 18th instant, Tybee lighs bearing
W. by 5. distant 10 leagues, spoke ship En-
terPrize OF Hanewell, bound from kcnne-
beck to St. Simons, IS days out all wcil.--
On the 18th instant, lat. 81, Is, long, Is,
spoke the schooner Triumph, Of Pniadcl-
Phia, from Savannah bound to Philadelphia,
had lost her jib.
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sasl,nN Dssstas5er II.

! ~ skssP(oN, Dssta5sg =.
$50 s;;s< lane. capt. Brown, sailed from
ne :. 80. n c. bound to New York, on
.nl'5 g., The same evening was brought
- Mar l,y French armed snip,
anS sisIoupe. which took out the ST.
r. Nh. Archibald MsNsil, and car
- beard their vessel, and At the
az .;,ne drove captain Brown and his
b.law--when they had thus got quiet
sess;o,i os til brigbro't her along -slde the
~. broke open the hatches, and
~ 1a 81 . take out the cargo, which con-
C he following articles, w. IA
80 y;ee, i85 barrels -four, 1ahilds. and 4
q ,o,,acco. s barrels peas, and about 5000
The French commander stated TO
p tbst he had orders from the gov.
sa,aaloape to take. provisions wherever
i a.a1 end hem bat as he had 10 or
4 : taEe the slaves, he would only take
- - were necessary forthe purposso Of
49, he other part of the cargo. Capt.
~, : was thus kept IN their possession be
- two, and three days. during which
,,;uself and crew were closely confined
- and lie was not even allowed an op-
I,..aity 10 speak, to the saperoargo, who
|. alsa Lent IN close confinement on board
sprspeE snip, lrern the time be was first
HI il On toar;l. Af.cr they had accom-
IA their o5isct in completely unload
/ 4be.bri;e, they cast her ca, and bidding
s., 3. farewell, they orouded all sail olE
soast. When in the act Of parting, Elr.
[eS 81 cane upon deck, and Sailing capt.
1 azgy Horned him, thar he was unable
\ sn., oat name OF the ship or the com
Enisr, but TINT he was determined to stick
rs bropert,, az al hazards, and see
81 ,iley COLD 10 vita 1t, or whittier they
MIA cssryit. Tie J.tnr received very
.,si;cisrabis injury IN her hull while lying
,nr side the sSlsaehwan, and having been
bbsd oiS most az her s7a stores, capt. Is.
! compsti:d to rnascsltssis FIRST port he
uId aes INTO. These. particulars are COIN
lniicated 10 us by capt. Efewa.
On the 18th Inst. in lat. 80, sSaaong &C, SO !
q. GRAFT was boarded BY tac British FL
les Aielpoaene and Diamond, from Vera
ruiz, bound to Cadiz, haFiag on board
{ mill!sfHcss gif dollars. They had ~ CEN
ny a brig SAID TO belong 80 New London,
Ecahad Seen taken on ncr passag: from
|artmiqae, by an English brig, hass been
tcrwaTds risen upon by tie persons left
board and again retakea by these Irigases
they informed capt. 6. thai they believed
kr to be a French vessel, and shat they IN
|hded 10 take her to Gibraltar.
On the s,hiase.sof1 Cape HStteras, capt.
Hen spoke the brig Argo, one day ont
pm Ocracock, bound to Easson--stle had
tn pumps soingg having sprung leak, aad
d then three feet water in her hold. They
tended tobear away for Charleston, the
indbeins ahead, but as the wind soon
ne round to the E-.a.ttws.rd, it is PROBABLE
c aSain went into OeracocS.
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b
LOTTERY OFFICE.

% TICKETS in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the Office
Of the 1<xand1s0 Daily Gazette.
price Eue Dolls. 81 Seve,pty fus
cents. A regular list Of the
drawing will be received and IN.
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
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Far tie A1eranaria Daily Gazette.
DINING.


n imitation Of Johnssn's verses TO young heir.
LONG expected time of dinner
Lingering hour at length is come
The guests all here, as I'm sinner
Huzza! for the dining room.
Pleasure brightens ev'ry feature
AS the chairs are PLACID around
First lets haste to taste the creature,
Choice app!e-toddy, sweet and sound.
See the yiands, in abundance
How the say'ry steam ascends:
Es'ry dish fll'd to redunIance:
Let us feast like Gods, my friends.
Here are turkies, boil'd and roasted;
Here .oyster-sauc and ham md; !.
Here S roast-beef, white backs, long toasted,
And vegetables of cy'ry kind.
Now let knives and forks be working:
Quick, boy, hand the bread around: !.
The plates they clatter-how transporting!
How Joy to hearthe sound.
With good whisky, gin and brandy,
Lst the glasses overflow:
The applc-toddy, here, boy, hand me-
] shall drink III az - slae'
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hEcuLsTIoN or COMMERCE.
s,s,as 49,, aegart, in his speech delivered on
Nil. 'y last, made use of very apt ST.
9 sne~ the absurdity of the fashion
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ace emtGrga ance royc.. A ra,nosr has
ssn some time aiioat, on the authority OF
s'r- lliiott, that the embargo will be par
'a'iy faised 10 February. We are wiling
II Sise aidue credit to Nh. Elliott, and We
E'Fe sahhed his information from head quar-
I'VE s correct, with respectto the intentions
j. %, !, administration, so fai as the members
y LIE CABINET know their own minds. Eut
\ ss hesitate net to say that tic admimstra-
sOa nsse settled no plan, and that their
Eaosenents WILDE regulated entirely by IN
|..:,,'Nauen, to be. received from the other
En-; y; OF the Atlantic. The nation has fallen
| +,o 'ae ranks OF his imperial majesty and
must ! now attend TO IT'S file leader. And
~OuSsh we do not wish to destroy hope, we
.alAot attempt TO deceive. We therefore
issS'e cur mercantile friends that no relief
- I'm 'aslr saaerings is to be expected from
H. present congress. No commerce can
> > .aifled ON while we are at war with G..
s,a and that we shall be at war with
III nsfe is now not the least doubt
: asn the Plars for prosecuting hostilities
Nus 'uss ereat Britain are matured, the en-
ssa9 s. VII be partially raised, but with such
,n .a.e1l0ns that no vesselcaa go to sea with
NY prospect of gain.
r ash. Fed.
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1lanurta Das;p G5ssstse.
HEp.sESD8Y, DECEMBER 27.

MSESiEr, last evening, at West-End,
y the aey. 70. liar, CAPTAIN CHARLES
|ElslkrIsr, Of Portsmouth, New-Eamp-
|Alre to Mss SINAH HEINEMAN, siaugh-
|srOi Mr. Jacob Ieinemaa, Of TIE former
Eaec.
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able doctrine Of the day, that the power q
| REGULATE includes a power to destroy. Sun
pose, said he, you give your watch to a
/ matchmaker, with directions to regulate It,
and he takes out the main spring, and law,
it bv, with an avowed intention Of replacing
lit only upon the occurrence Of certain con-
tingeneies, over which he possesses no con
I trout, vii! you consider your watch as re-
giiated I! This, certainly, was a very hap
! Ply illustration Of the operation Of the En-
barge System. Our philosophic statesmen
/ have taken the main-spring out of the great
machine OF Commerce, and put it in some
/ snug situation, to be replaced when the two
greatest powers Oh earth shall PROSTATE
| themselves at our feet, and implore com
lncrcial treaties with US on our own terms,
and this they gravely tell us is carrying into
effect the constitutional power vested in
| Congress to ress2Ala:s commerce.
Phil paper.
NON 1N7.ERCOURSE-Since the adop-
ton Of the famous resolution upon this sub
iect, all is quiet and cool at Washington.
The committee who are to form bill pro-
ceed il a very leisurely manner, and we are
told there will be nothing like precipitation
in the business. Indeed, the majority are.
taxed to the full amount Of their ingenuity,
to frame bill which shall eHectually close
every avenue to evasion ard violation of the
system. Ar army of 10000 men, and
navy Of 1000 gun-boats Will be necessary
to carry a non-!pteTcourse system into COM
pete efFact.--It is said that the laws
which are to be passed upon this subject,
sa5e rot to SO into operation ,ntii some
time in tie course Of next sulamer..---
In tie mean time they are to be suspended
III terroFeas over the heads OF yoHs BBLL
and the EMPEROR or TIE GAuLs. 1t is
high time for us to lie cured OF this folly.
The numerous scare crows which we have
from time to time erected in the fields 'of
diplomacy, have produced any thing but a
terrific effect upon the European birds of
prey. Every one of them has turned out,
as Quincy said Of Mr.. CanapbelI's report,
iiat4tae Esuam. Our priapuses are become
6 1hs@ir p-rcR and not their terror"
Freeaac.'s Journal.
Il is said, that vessel, for which permits
sier was obtained to sail from this port, with
Monsieur I'erera Whiskerandos's dispatches.
has been turned back for fraudulently yiolat-
ing the embargo. When properly develop
ed, it may afford another proof that the noisy
and exterminating embargo-soons are the
most insidious and frequent yiolators of the
law. What would be thought if Whiskcran-
dos himself should appear to be a great gain.
er by the !" courageous sacrifice" OF Cur COM
ns-ce NORTH -1mtriean
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IRE you at loss, gentle reader, for the
meaning of this presidential paragraph take
the following from MIR. Rannie's advertise
ment. which, Ior aught | know, may be an
explanatory comment upon 1t.
6 Mr.. Rannie will swallow one dozen ~ yes
and forks and real razers, with upwards of
500 other magical exploits, anda series of Is
years to give asreal demonstration of ancient
and modern characters. Those that don't
come will see nothing, and benefit is to be
reaped from an uncommon variety of fcats,
not only to please, but to astohish all who IS
competent Judges. The spectators may rest
assured that every part will be assumed add
every nerve strained to CRAFTY my fellow be J
ings, while on the stage Of time.''
I'd. u. IS. Gar.
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Fros,, RE .1nrora.

The following address was presented 70 the
I ~ s;1ent Of the United States, by the dele
'~otes ofthe general ward meetings OF the cl-
81 f5f philadc Ephls, in March last.
Owing to puolic engagements at the close
81 thez session Of Congress, an answer was
dslaYetI until the endkof May and At IS now
published by the chairman Of the meeting,
iof the General information Of their constit'l-
<entS.
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We cannot, however, longer dis
while we deeply regret, that recent
~ ccurrenccs in our Legislature, and more es-
pecially an opposition to acts, embracing car
& dinal points in national policy, and above all,
the hostility to the embargo, measure, pro-
we'd by every day experience, to have been
conceived in the nappiest foresight. s fraught
witch benefit and safety, hutstoo plainly lndl-
cate their final enlistment on the Size OF fe-
deralism, TO revive and to rc-establish pow
er, which they so honora,ly few short years
ago, aided TO oppose and PROSTATE. Hosuhty
! TO measures of such nature, In which the
foreign nation will not discern the haleful III
fpcnce Of faction, but attribute to the dissa-
tis factisn of this important state, We sincerely
teprccate, and from our knowledge of public
\ feeling and sentiment protest against. We
are persuaded the people will not witness the
abuse of their power In tameness, but will
spurn coalition formed by their representa-
ives, to the sacrifice of national honor, policy
and patriotism that they will again rally
round thar standard of principle, which was
triumphaaay unfurled at your election to the
presidency, and which has since conducted
the nation, through unobstructca freedom, to
m elevated and cnvied prosperity. We see
nothing In the present state of our country to
disrnay or even damp the feelings Of the high
minded American. We behold in tempo
porary suspension of our commerce, an ephe-
neral and doubtful evil, producing great a
growing, and lasting good. We see arising