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- Mr.. G EN- E r i S

Hes The pleasure TO infsraa hfs fr1etads ana sAS
Pu5lie,
THAT he has commenced his Practising
Balls and will continue them asheretotore.
Mr.. GpNERIs begs the parents whs have
children to be instructed, will please toasend
them as soon as possible, 80 as to give them
an opportunity of improving sufficiently, as
he intends to have an Eochi6ifion at the COLI
clusion of his school for their amusement
which viii serve TO create sabition.
November, -. &c
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NJ O. T l &C E.

TIE subscriber having qualified as execu.
tor to the estate Of Gel. Thomas Blackburn,
deceased, respectfully requests those who have.
claims against the estate, to lodge them pro-
perly authenticated, in the hands of Robert
L Taylor, Of Alexandria, or John II. Peytoa,
cl Dumfrics, attorney at law, who will for
ward them Immediately 10 the subscriber.
These persons indebted to the deceased,
will please make payment to either the above
mentioned gentlemen, or
T. Blackburn.
Rippea Ledge, Jan. 8. est
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Valuable Property jor Sale.

FRO BE SOLD, in four distinctlots ., (.
& gether, four acres of LAND, cop,.; ~
ing from one yanda quarter acre to two acr,.
each,: most elisibly situated without the te,,; '
tory OF Columbia, extending in a right In.
from Gibt,n- street to Great Hunting,
intersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Cmss
street, and bounding east and west Oh 4
cite and PayEc-streets. S%
A plan OF the ground and further part;culn,
may be Obtained ~ application to
James Patton.
June %. 2av.e
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ROBERT GRAY,
has Just receiped and for Sale,
The following BOOKS,

The following BOOKS, ~
The American Register, or General Repo-
STORY of History, Politics, and Science, for
lSoe-7 Vol. lst. Price SIS IS.
Memoirs ofil!ustrious and celebrated We
men, of all ages and countries. 3-yois. Svo.
81 so.
The Father and Daughter, Tale. By
Mrs. Opie, author OF Simple Tales. Price
81 and haf cents.
Stultifers Navis: the Modern Ship Of Fools !:
new satirical work. Price S Is
Geographical Compilation. 2 vol. Price Sc
so.
Ladies and gentlemans' Packet Almanaek,
for the year 1908, IN Morocco and Sheep
Biadins Price s Is and 75 cents,
Cavalry Discipline. Price 50 and haH css.
Doctor Recess New cyclopaedia Vol.
eth, part lst. Vol. 9th part Sd. is exnsseed
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MP OF.l OPI7H .3NERIGI.

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manuscript, from the collective lni0rH%
OF the best informed travellers throuS'
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10y series of several hundred csest'! ~
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70 the Stockholders ejsthe Bank 81 ydlerandTfe,
syv-HsT a dividend of three and a half per
cent. on.the capital stock OF seie bank,
for the half year enaing this day, IS declared,
aod,swill be ready to bespaid to them, Or their
representatives, on Thursday next ne seventh
&stant.
BY srder ofthe President and Directors,
Burden Chaplin, eashle9.
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wenty dollars reward,

D AN AWAY Yesterday morning,sa Negro
man named Charles Johnson, about s
feet or inches high, very black, has small
scar on one of his checks; his legs ere small
for a person Of bis size had on and took with
him a grey coating roundabout lined with Ham
mel, and trousers of TIE same, ablaek coat s
an old grey great-coat, with a variety of other
cloathins not recollected Five Dollars will
be given if taken in the county, or the above
reward if OFT, and reasonable charges If hro't'
home.
Lawrence Hoof, Sen.
A-Fs Masters of vessels ard others are cau-
toned against hsrboring or carrying him on.
December IS go
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PIgz0delphla Grand Lottery.
HIGHEST PRIZE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

yduto,fzed ev an act at the Legislature Of Fem
,syluauia, for The encouragement 81
useful ARTS.
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Filming Shore to Rent.

I will rent my Fishing. Stare, at tie n,,,,
of Dogue-Creek, for the Next season, or,oa.
er if desired.
Bushrod Washington.
Mount-N crnon, Jan. Is. aa,vsu
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r1sxs4ED DAILY BT =,
SAMUEL SNOWDbA
Fer tic Pra17gwT'}
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do of 1000 5000
n do of 500 5000
IA do af 200 1000
10 do of 100 1900
100 ID of SO 5000
600 do of % 1000
soa do of le 5,esa
s.oss do. TO consist Of machines
for opening of-esst
worsted and open
wrot weoen cloth
inc into woool, valued
at one hundred dollars
each, tpatent right IN
e!uded) ioseoa
i oos- Dc. To consist of rights fo-
manufacturing orna-
1aentaI mouldings for
dwelling houses and
shipping, valued at
fifty dollars each, se,s0s
gubiect 20 adedGction of
fifteen per ccEt doliafs @oo'o00
ySs most yalur5ze cashPrizes, from soeS and
:. ,y.zvards 10 be determined as fellows
Dollars
First drawn number on the hrst
ten days drawing, each zoo
First drawn Number on the Sue
ceedin ten days, each SEQ
FRS lawn Number on the sue
ceeding ,ive days,each 1000
First drawn Number on the sue
ceeding two days each 5000
First drawn number on the last
Gays drawing 10000
This Lottery viz positively commence
drawing on the Esd day of Frebcuary next &
will Re comp!etcdin IS days at intervals, I'M
der the superintendent ofGentIemcn appoint
ed by the Govcrnorto whom apprcred secn-
rity has been given Tor the faithful drawing
of the Lottery agreably to the Scheme, The
numbering for the wheels has SO far progress |
sed, under the direction OF Mr.. James Gel
lers, as to Justify fixing the day of drawing.
The cash prizes will be paid atthe bank lii so
DAYS after the conclusion Of the drawing, and |
she Machines and Composition rights deliver
sd to order, on payment of the deduction as |
above. All prizes must BIC delaanded IN one !
year after the drawing, or they WILDE cons;- !
dered as forfeited after that time.
TICKETS at one Dollar and fly !
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TO RENT.

A convenient two story Dazzling Fease and
Store, situate on the corner OF King and fatt-
streets, lately occupied by Mr.. John Ramsay.
Apply to ,o
Robert |. Taylor.
I. January r.. GO
pkqlode76bgn~ (rynnd Lottery.
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1aE SuRscP IBaRS

Isaig desiroas Of 6ylngins ne eIaits q lnes4afe
6,n. of L IoMPSON and Ni1ITCH,5 20
anal case, OfFE,K For Sd Z ne .f0s0s'-
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Printing 10 all its various branches
Handsomely en~wates at uas ea;se.
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The Prize of Tickets roiIZ adsance as tie dra-y-
ing Progresses.
Note the purchaser or holGer OF every tick
ct will be entitled to valuable Patent right
,iormanuiacturlng Sage, Starcb, andI3aig- Pow
der from Potatoes. by process entirely ncw,
besides chance Of The many valuable cash
pies.
IS Tickets to DC had at Mr..
ROBERT CRAY's Book Store, in
alexandria who will be fur
nlshed with a regular and cor
rect hit OF every days drawing.
january eot,stbFebo'
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u TRENTON, October 81.
AeaiS Nature Of n q|er6ep,

EAGAt@ stature on J. Nkt1ep.
On Thursday last the Eegisia-
ture convened IN this place. A.
quorum DC both Houses appeared.
Tbs Council made choice %
Ebtaeseg, .Seelsys ESQ., for Vice.
President, and the Assemhly. Of
LesJfs Condiet, Esq. Speaker,
without opposition. The parties
u the Legislature stand as stated
incur last--a democratic IAajoris
y Of 8 in the Assembly md { 81
Council. All the members re-,
.tnrnsd BY the different eountics !
appeared and took their ssals II.
eept Mr.. Whilst of' Cape. May. |.
Ii On the FIRST day, Of the sitting, !
eommisaee was appointed BY the
House Of Assembly, Consisting or
Messrs. Parker, Kerr, and Gar.
rison, n inquire into the validity
OF The law passed at the, last ses..
sion Of the Legislature for the
choice Sc eleclors Of Presidens
and Vice. esident Or the Unissd
States and Members of Congress.
This committee Ne are Informed,
agreed 10 report i bill 20 suspena
the election fog l few days, ID 81.
der that the appointmsnt of slee.,
tors might come within the time
.prescribsd by TIE act of Congress-
regulating the election 81 slsctors;
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-. SRyr b. = IS &9Fg,.-szs 3 ! e.
(Sigued) So.
Til. JEFFERSON.
E t&z-+f n .
" Rieamsnd, Ap,a 10, 1905.
DEAR SIR,
50 + ss&ST u .sss1s n J. III 3 sS.s5s.8 &

LEAR StkS ~ ,ssE+&z r -
l had the pleasure 70 reeeivS
acme days pastyour aysr Of the
l1th and that ofthe 18th, o.day.
Being perfectly satisfied with the
explanations and assuran6es which
yos had gise me II yo6r preced-
ing letters. that had taken an inns
proper idsaof your disposition to-
wards me, the details contaiised
ID your iast one were nor nscessa-
~ Id thar view. 1receiye thcmr
howesef, win great interest, be-.
cause. II giving them, you alIord
me anew proof ofyour friendships
am, Dear Sir, -
With great respect,
Very sincer<ly your friend, :
4 JAMES MONhOE. X
a9s d Tvs s-IfS% 41 Ets AZ lft - - 3s M @ 444
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your benefit. but / do t,otsaa
by this ID optr,ale sour ossa de-
fesMii,iaion, q. exeiiher 20 stay
or come honey which measures
10 &c taken here willplace ia per-,
feet freedom" Here you win
perceive how much I wished your
aid in, The Joint cornnission, and
thar your longer continuance
there could not bur. Id itself, be
desirable, but that 1 did not ask il
from IN apprehension that yoor.
return before the next congress,
might be i,nportant 10 your high-
er interests II az S;a ?
II consider il now % . great
misfortune, that my letter Of
March rs, did NOT Sc on 70 you.
Il would. THRUST, have corrected
the inferenees Of l change 10 my
affections towards you, drawn
- - ~ - " -
cess winch, circumstance we're
produced from very dihsrene
Gauses. and some o. them rom
tne strengtn ot those very sAes-
sioas, ofwhich you thought thai
they Noted 2 dinainuslon, 2 desire
' g, eoniotm your movs : q in
point o nme' @ wnas . deemed
your Dsss Interests: nave gone
Inps JmiIausely INTO tns :: details,
e1cm ! des'rs 60 eraaieats irom
yoa a.a m'no, every .nofs ol oonoe
e l..s @ :. my senumsnts sowa.ds YOU:
ano RsIsuncsd snas snsy win'
s9Hsaacso.sly spiAs ever eFcom-
s s.anes wn'ce might at my time
naVe 0scaSopcd douoe.. nave
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utterly impossihle fsr ne % race
de canse. Had ] followed .shs
impulse of my feelings, is would
have Withdrawn on the arrival Of
Mr.. Pinkney; butmany conside..
rasions of great weight admonish,,
ed me to pursue . different course.
| had much communicates
with Mr.. Fox, and entertained
great hopes, that throughhiu our
affairs might be settled. TO adyan.
tage. Il did not seem. probable,
that any other person could derive
the satne aid from those couarnu-
nications thar might Sc dape, BY
a,party 10 them. BY remaining. I
thot that I might give support TO
the administrationat home, which
! most earnestly wished o. de.1s
For these and 6ther reasohs ri
the same kind, I resolved no re-
main and unite IN che negociaticn
with such character as ulieht Be
sent, ofwhieh | gave Nj. Madl-
son infofmation in my letter, . Of
the Goth Of Abril, which was writ.
ten . few days after she.rece;ps Of
his Of, March the iith. and in
which ! gave him distinctly 10 I'm.
,derstand thar, that measure would
BE- no cause ;of disagfeement be.
tween the administration and my.
self. ] remained aud acted &C.
cordingly, and did every thing ia
my power 70 acc mplish.lie views
Of my governmsnt and country,
and finally conc uded with M.
Pinkney, the bed treaty which il
was possible 20 I stain of che Bri.
tish government. In upitnTk;h
tie, negocistioupand siruina The
treaty, I eonnnaitted NV repota.
ticn ON the result, and Il i. only
BY the course which the business
Afterwards took, that aEy unplea.
sant oceurrencrhas arisen 5etseen
the administration aud uiyself. s.
Thes. were the circumstance.
which produced the Impression.
which / have acknowledged In
the commeucemen. of rhis l.t,.r-
thar your friendship ha,ibeen with.
drawn from me. Bur the a,s,,.
RANGES which Won now male me
and the perfect knowledge ws,ish
l have oiysur recti,ude and
crrity hay. Z completely efl.,.
thai impression. and restored ~
INV, mind tha, entire ana friend,
" eonfdsne..s, which, Il had a.
ways BEEN ateussomed 70 cherish.
am petf-c,ly satisfied, shasi
yod never meant 10 iaiare ne,
and that 4 belief. that I had sui.
Tered by any, ACT, 20 which you
were an innocent party, = would
give You great pain. Stillshe cir
constance OF nv having sigued q
treaty which was disapprosed, for
imputed great defects; 10 having
exceedsd our powers, 10 signipg
it, which I should NOT have. done
b;,t b . belief that Z prombted
the best intesests of ny
and Of the administra.
lion, while I exposed myself 10
gfeai responsibility ny sthS nseas
lnre, hare giyen . hakdleso, ,hose
who have welded ID, with great
Effect against me. Youcan litsle
imagine % Mhas jxssnt he Miss
49, -. heen 8e.vv;.d :, rn,,lAr
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i eannos doubs sou win bscomeI
seusihie shatyourirn prestions have
beth without iust ground. can.
al indeed Judge what falsehoods
NAV have been written OF told
YOU butif You have been made
s. believe that I ever did, satd.l
81 thought ! thing uniriendly to
your zane and fselings. you DO
ne injury !, eauseless = i Is 81.
ilicting 10 me. in the present
sonsest 10 which you are concern.
"a, / feel 20 passion-t take no
part-f express no scntimens..
which ever Of my friends i cal
led % The supreme cafss 81 the
nation, Iknow that they sill be
wise II and faithfully administsr-
"a and 20 FAR Is my individual
conducs can influence, they shall
be cordially supported. For my.
self, have nothing further % ask
81 the world than 10 preserve in
retirement 90 much of their co
TEEN, . I may have sfairiyI earn
ed, and 70 be permitted % pass n
srsnquiiiry, ID de bosona of a.
family md friends ihe days which
yetremain for. me- Having reach
ed thu harbour myself, I shall
view with anxiety (but certainly
not Fish ! wish % be II their
piece those who are still buffet.
ine the storm, uncertain Of their
fase.-Your voyage has 90 fai
been favourable, and thas il may
continue with entire prosperity,
lathe sincere prayer ofthatf friend.
chip which / have ever borne ron,
and Of which I now assure you
with the tender Of my high res.
pect and aHrctionate SITUATIONS
A copy.
! ~
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win the teu0er Oh my ntGn res
pect and afFectionate SITUATIONS
A copy.
Signed.
Til. JEFFERSON.
Richmond, March -, 1908.
DEAR Sra, 4
i had the pleasure 10 receive
ycnr letter Of the iothinstant, the
dry after my return from Abe.
marie. Il i Distressing to me,
20 discuss with you the topics on
lhich il treats bur 10 the state
habieh things are. Il i certain-
y besfso come 20 = perfect under
stinding on every point, snd %
. rs2.r % sids. ~ injury
6iEh may have ben received.
To do you an iniufys~or indeed
any one In the administration, ne-
yer entered into nv mind |; foe
while I lahoured under ! conyic.
ton, nor only that { had been in
iufed, hut thar die friendly feeling
which you had 90 long entertained
for me. had ceased 70 exist |; I,
never indulged any other seutis,
ment IN consequence of il, than
thar Of sorrow. AtprssenL ( am
happy 70 say, that al doubt or
yo0r friendship for me, having
experienced any change. Is com.
pletxly done away; aud thas the.
only anxiety, which I feel, Is to
satisfy yon, thar the impression
was not taken On slight ground.
nor imputable to accommodations
made me by persons our Of the
adminis.raiio1. q
The mission IN itself Of Mr..
pinkny, or any other person,
would not hax4 Produced sueh'sn
effsst. II fssulled from ! chaih
of circumstancss of which that
measure was only ! part When
Her Madrid; I ccmmunieated
70 Mr.. Madison II lid of our pub
lie Dispatcher, every idea whichl
had Formed of de state Of our af.
fairs there, 10 III their Relations.
By sending him Z copy Of my pr.
vate Journal, aud added in private
letters whatit did nor contain. ..A Al.
though Il rs ny ssrnesl desire
% gethome, and look % my pr.
vafe concerns, which 7 proposed
III do, soon AFTER my return 10
London; j iatimated ID him that
I was willing. IL considerati onof
the existing crisis. 10 oct Ia, any
situation ID which Tmight &c use.
EilOn my return 70 London, /
found thar the seizures which Had
commenced ID mp absence, had
imposed On me ! new and impos.
tdnt duty. ] resisted ths ID, and
not without some effect. By au-
nouneipg 10 the Brisish minister
nv Intention 10 return toths u.
nited States thar autumn 1 81.
sumrd the eharaetcr for every 60.
sential purpose Of I spseial envoy
With which Mr.. Msdison WAS
made acqaaintsd /, ashs was like
wise with nv determinatIonsor re-
main here I'D The busines. Us
:ontldd.d The evidence be-
sc him seemedto Sc satisfaeio.
shat Is nothiag could be gsins
"a II the existiug painissry, bur |
s. Iarcs, say change Of The assi-
sdeg
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Walter S. Alexander.
co
Valuable Property for Sale.

80 X y III .'N1I1i11 IIIIOUF uistllCI lois OF 20
4 gether, four acres of LAND, contain
ing from one and quarteracrc to two acres
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory q Columbia, extending in right line
from lGibbon-street to Great Hunting Creek,
antersectlng Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street. and bounding east and west on Fayr
cite and Payne-streets.
A plan ofthe ground ard further particulars
maybe obtainedb BY application to
James Patton.
June q. 2swtf
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viii gradcslly destroy, al tendency 70 diseased
in the human frame, and preserve health and
vigor. Although a great variety OF prescrlp-
tons have been published to cure the disor-
eiers enumerated aEose, none has yet equalled
the CoUT AND RIIEU MATICs DROPS OF
DIR. TISSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose un-
bounded benefits are fully authenticated BY
certificates already published of gentlemen SO
well known in America, being OF the first con-
sequence in tie state of Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, Of Hampton; John Gibson,
Esq. one of the directors of tie Farmers Bank
Of Maryland John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs Ma
cubbin, his wife; and Mrs Ryan, of Cation
Cerf5fcafe .ejf Mr.. Thomas Kelso, butcher.
About three weeks sinceI was most violent
ly attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout
my whole frame, insc severe inal:.:cr as not
to be able to turn IA :ei without assistance,
proceeding as | supFcse from severe cold I;
On being advised by a friend to apply Dr.. lis
sot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, ! accord
/ ingly obtained from the agents Messrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the applica-
ton Of Which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored me to health. | am therefore Induced
with confidence to recommend this medicine
as certain cure for tie above disorder.
THOMAS KELSO.
Baltimore, July 22d, 1905.
Certificate Of Mr.. Thomas caaf6eA, Harness
maker
1t would be an act of iniustice to withheld
my testimony Of the salutary efectsof Doctor
Tissot's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, as have
experienced very unequiyocal instance Of
their virtues and efficacy. was aiiiictedNith
two severe attacks Of what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which partially recovered,
but was obliged to use clutches to aid me- in
walking when left home; to this were joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result Of the at
fiction, and i had feared the disorder would
accompany me through life but providentialy
ly was recommended to apply at George Dob
bin and Murphy's for DR.. Tissot's Drops, and
after using only one bottle, found myself per-
fectly liberated from my disorder, and am now,
thank God, as free from pain as if never had
been afflicted. Finding this medicine operate
so powerfully on myself determined to p
ply it internally to my child, a boy only eleven
months old, who was then reduced almost to
skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after
administering it four times to him, his com
plant was entirely removed, and heis nov re
covering his strength with great rapidity.
3 TIL. CAMPBELL.
baltimore, July %, 1906