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-of her sex. Sensiblc, discreet, affablc, gene
rous, afFectionate, and truly pious, she ever
filed the various duties Of a daughter sister,
wife, parent, relation, and neighbor with the
most exemplary conduct. Her virtues, the
unconscious attraction of her pure mind and
modest demeanor, secured the admiration and
respect Of all. 10 know her, was, to esteem
her as the faithful servant Of her divine and
merciful master. From the wretched She
shall receive the prayers Of the heart, CRATE.
full for her beneyolence. From the wealthy,
the respect due to superior merit. The poor
shall long regret the kind & inaulgent friend
--the amuent, pattern OF excellence. The
disconsolate husband and motherless daugh-
tiers, are left TO lament the too eaily loss Of
their comforter and instructor unhappy
relations, the untinely depsrs,irs .of the most
admired and most amiable Of her sex. Fare
we'll, beloved shade--many are the tears of
bitterness the children Of sorrew shall shed
DER thy green sod. To thy God thou did
owe debt irredeemable in this life. To him
thy immortal spirit hath flown from this vale
of missry.-A. ]. Hash. Fed.
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ERIE PENN 9uly ID.

Emigration from this and Il. York states,
y the way of BuHaloe to Canada. within
Pc last three months, has, we are told been
cry considerable indeed. [Discouraging
IS the present state of things, we. cannot
Peiievs that those who arc most sensible OF il
m all Hy from the country.l Constrain-
= Oy the calamisies resulting from an OPP
lss'lse and insupportable embargo, and It's
fooeonltant absurdities I; families Wagons,
ia carts are daily passing at that place into
IL british territory, with hope of aInelio-
Ping their situations.
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N o r I C E.

THE members ofthe Artillery Company,
arc requested TO meet at the Court House, On
Saturday evening next at o'clock. Persons
desirous of becoming members are invited1s
attend.
BY order, M
Peter ToMer, Serg't.
August. st
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81 {ss gs 81 3, s - ~ y, S. 81
I. M HAT tasy may un..s ,,e and dss; nrsi
|s " S. ssIyss % Obtain the Sc nucn 0ssl'su
Fnc: formations be drawn and printed
- e don Ferdinand VII. and give
Is lebanon IN all thecities and villages
y i dis jurisdiction, and Others @ 'nls KING
domt ,;-;;s+e,.s nc This row
.;a,' :, and other judges ofthis city, con-
k;r,,e Il theiir respective Offices 50 that the
IT,; ofjustice mayn not be obstruct-
=; = The stamp paper circulate for the pre-.
,,,t;l another seal be ready, with the
s,,,1 reign of II. M. don Ferdinand VII.
:. ,be comic theatre Of this city be shut
!. arll inform the deacon that he may give
! ,;ee TO the tribunal of the Church, to sssue
ss;;r orders 10 have public prayers put up
s. the SUCCESS Of this assembly, its ttlsposl-
sous and the prowcss Of the Spanish troops.
Astawhat relates to the army, let Don
4 a,on;o de GrcSori and Don Thomas
.Iorsn;;, his second, devise the best and
.as. ELECTIVE means. And be- lit known,
hat his assembly has agreed to pay to such
Older volunteer 20 cents per day, and q
[a,;on Of bread, and to the other soldiers
he pcr cents per day extra.
/ To collect funds ard fiTlancier;ng, this as
emblv hiss appointed don Francisco Glen
,ecos don Andres Coca, and don Anto-
= Seret !: and as superintendants for the
str;hu.ion Of the same, don Thomas
sorasles Carabasal, and don Antonio Ca
rtra.
Concerning the police of this city, il re-
pa;irs under The care of the justices of the
|eace. 50 that they may give the most ef-
tctiye orders for the tranquility of the city,
nareport to this assembly every particular
recurrence.
Don Antonio ZaInbrano, and don Manu-
Peroso, are commissioned to employ e
ery means they may think proper to pro-
Eide and take care that the inhabitants may
os stand in want OF bread during such an
btrresting crisis.
1t is prohibited to all individuals, lettheir
lass or condition be what it may, the use
4 arms, to fire them in the streets, or make
|ny noise or disturbances. Those offending
hail be punished according to the degree OF
heir crime, and for the disobediense or
ny transgression against this assembly,
Fhcse authority must be respected and O.
keycd.
s. And in order that it may be known to e.
try one, it is ordered to be published and
osted at Seville, the esth May, 1908.
ION Juan B. EsTELLER, 1st sec'rs.
DON Juan PARDe, Sd sec'ry.
al Its agreed, that the members Of the SUI
rene assembly Of government shall wear
ne national csckade, and a red ribbon, so
nat they may be known, distinguished, re-
peeted and obeyed by the inhabitants of
nis city and province and those who may
cntravene against it, shall Immediately be
mducted o.jail, and punished with rigor,
pd according TO the degree of offence.
For the intelligence of every one, let it
printed and posted. Seville, 2sth Hay,
sos.
JUAN BIZ. EsTELLER, 1st ssc'ry.
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From a late London hater.

INCH CAPT URES.
The following IS list Of vessels captured o.
sequestered in France under the Decree O
the 18th of December.
Susan, Snow, for St Petersburgh, Of Bruins
wick, detained at Grayeslines
Charlotte, Lowdcn, Of ---. bound from
Plymouth to Gottenburgh, with salt. detain.
ed at Ostend.
Brothers, List, of Danbury, from Virgins
to London, with tobacco, detained at Calais.
Hyades, Savage, of --, with rice ane
cotton, bound from Charleston to London, de
tanned at Calais.
Spectator, Little, Of in ballast, boune
from Amsterdam to America, detained at Ca
lais.
Octayia. Collins, with rice * cotton, boune
from Charleston to London, detained at Ca
lais.
Aurora, Dashhill, with West-India pro
duce, from Baltimore to Amsterdam, detain
ed at Calais.
Tarantula, Riley, from Philadelphia to -
lost in entering Boiogne harbor.
Hibernia, from Toningen to --, detained
at Alicant.
Mercury, Bradford, with fish, from Ply
mouth to --, detained at Alicant.
Rising Sun, Burt, with West-India pro
duce, from Philadelphia to Bremen, detained
at Amsterdam.
George, Everett, from Philadelphia to Lis
bon, detained in port near Brext.
Sally, Hastings, detained at Malaga.
United States, from Norfolk to Algesiras
detained at Algesiras.
Henry, Saver, bound to Marseilles, detain
ed at Marseilles.
Peace and Plenty, Foster, from Boston t
Marssilles, detained at Marseilles.
Fame, Small, from Boston to Marseilles
detained at Marseilles.
Edward. Lewis, from Philadelphia to Mar
settles, detained at Rochelle.
Two Mary's, Asley, FIN. Norfolk to Nantz
detained at Belleisle.
Jersey, Williams, from New-York to Pa
lermo, detained at Leghorn.
Calliope, Taylor, from New. York to Bor.
deaux, detained at LeghoTn.
Calliope, Taylor. from New-York to Dor.
deaux, detained at L'Orient.
Thomas Jefferson, from Bordeaux to Nor
laix, detained at Morlaix.
1.-THE above as reported 10 the council Of
prizes.l
Three Apprentices, Charleston Packet,-
James Madison, Charleston, Yarico < Free
dom, detained at Bordeaux.
Cadiz Packet, detained at Marseilles.
Catharlne, detained at St. Maloes.
Paulina, detained at RoscoE.
Venus and Grace, detained at Porto Fer
rago.
Reward, detained at Poros.
George and Vengeance, detained at Pas
sage, Spain.
! America detained at Helyoet.
lPerishable commodities to be soId.)
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[Mo,3Sk Ledger.

T.
A DIGNZFLED ATII1LlDE.-Demo-
Gratis say, that our magnanimous admins
tration will sooner destroy the country, than
basely submit to the arrogant pretensions of
foreign powers. They praise the embargo
as 50ld, energetic and dignifef measure.
A word to these gentry. What would you
say OF man, who, being threatened with a
horse-whipping, if he appeared in the street,
should magnanimously resolve to lock him-
self up in his house? Would that resolution
be bald and dsgnifed9
Federal Repubkcan.
Aew fashion Among the democratic toasts
drank ON the 18th instant, is the following:
The fur sec. How much tairrr would
they appear in homespun dresses"
A patriotic son OF St. Patrick, who is
great economist, on reading this toast, said he
could provide dress for the fir sex, which
should be much cAeafter than even homespun.
They would appear much .Jairer, laid he, if
they were dressed in no clothes ct al, at all.
Some Of our fashionable ladies seem to have
adopted the Hibernian idsa.-Reviev.
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YESTERDAY was offered for sale by
Black Boy,
II PEARL BREASTPLN,
Said to have been found in the street. The
owner may hear where it can be had, by ap-
plying to the Printer, and paying the cost Of
This advertisement.
August 4. st
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OBITUARY.

Rarely doth the Record of death receive
upon its dark list, kindred spirit to the be-
loved and amiable consort of Richard Hxrri-
son, Esq. Auditor Of the Treasury of the u.
snised States The melancholy duty to enrol
son its gloomy page the name of Mrs. ANN
HARRIsos, the victim of long and most see
we're illness, is amongst the most unweleome,
the most affecting, that the writer of this tri.
butte 10 her memory hath ever Performed
This truly respectable lady was gifted with
every virtue, every charm, mental as well a.
personal, that could grace the most admired
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vessels and oargoes from Ave to seven anda
half per cent. in insurance. The French
take all American vessels coming from Bri-
fish islands which had increased the rate of
insurance on our vessels to 10 and Is per
cent.
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THE SPOIL'D CHILD.

~. De>rs - BE ohen &c s, sndferform0s
10 begin freeisety az 3 Qxarfer lsast7 o'clock.
- Adnaffanee--60r enc dstl@, fIt se1sev
five cents, gaAeryJgly eeass.
Mr.. Gads5y's hotel, sna &C sbs elise " ~
Daily G!sxettss
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TIVE AMERICAN CONSUMPTION,
For the qeGr 1909.

TT seems that 9r1ers from Washington
Civ arrived here on Friday last, for the
immediate raising and eqnipping upwards OF
Ten thousand Militia to be held in readi-
ness TO march at an:0me,:ps warming! Con-
lecture IS ali alive as to the use intended by
the emperor Thomas for this hasty call.
Citizens of Virginia are you ready to
turn out! We know that your answer is,
ves-;n dsfsacs o ar Country, zoe arc a.
( 7;,a.ss rsae7g--but Tug know that gan, like
as. Will accompany this declaration with
this question: far zuhat are 70e to eqrip.'! -
IS il to fight the French, the English, or
1.ho would 10, God that zve could an
swer YOU. BE il then known to you that
! the order has come from the Secretary at
ar to our executive here, unaccompanied
with SINGLE reason -! - no object is assign
ed it is the erca:ttory order from the War
, Office
Citizens Of Virginia, we wish not to a.
larm YOU unnecessarily upon any occasion
: whatever, but We venture to say, (dud as
long as rue are al liberty 7ve 7viN SPEAK and
zsrite) that even Bona5arte himself has ncvev
called out his Iiiiktia without assigning q
8 caase accompanying the cal ! Good God !!
arc we come to this deslpot;c crisis, wEan We
are ordered to prepare for battle, and ar
officers not even deign to 1,.iorm as zOiso eur
enemy is YOU, our fellow citizens, will
bause and ponder! and then with us you
VII, shed tear oper or fallen liberties {
Spirit OF Washington, Whitherhast thou fed!
we beseech thee TO intercede for us once
,sors our national offences against Thy al
s,;;ce have Been many we have estranged
ourselves from tay iarus, and there IS no
help IN us: we bsseech thee to intercede
with thy God that he vii! have mercy upon
as---for we are p0or INDEED and niserably
perverse change our national hearts, and
place us once mare IN the right zcay.
(Yxg. Gaz.J
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BY THE LAST MAIL.
BOSTON, Noo. 4.

Arrived brig Betsey, Hal, 10 days from
Alsxanclria, and schooner Dove, Hall, 8 DAYS
from PHILADELPHIA. Captain Hall OF the.
Dove, spoke Of Cape Cod, three vessels
from Ilarblehead in search Of wreck
Ehich had heen seen IN the bay.
We learn, that on Friday night last, at II
c'clock, The schooner Active, captain Given,
from Portland sor Boston, was upset 8 miles
from the highland OF Cspe Cod. lhe sohr.
ms discovered tro.n the Cape, on the foi-
owing morning and as soon as a boat
could be obtained, SIX men were dispatched
inis, for the schooner having reached her,
tsy found the captain ard one passenger
lashsd to the outside OF the crotch. The
boats crew having inform. / them that they
would take - as many as the host woald
cary, and return fer the remainder, took
on beard the captain and three ether per-
sons. During the whole of this period, the
wind slew strong gale from the ). w.
The boat did not reach the shore until night,
shich prevented them from putting OF, a
gain to the schooner and what was the fate
Of those who remained On board we have
notlsarnt; but as MIR. Coles pilot boat Gin
ae United States service) which was al
c. Harbor ca Sunday morning had heard OF
the situation of the schooner and had sailed
IN guest her hopes are entertained that the
other unfortunate sufferers maybe saved
fromthe wreck.
The Salem Registero Of yesterday, contains
the following additional particulars respect
ing the above schooner from captain Glb-
bcns: FRIDAY, at II P. N. sprung leak and
immediately filed at Il P. T. s,,oke the
schooner Bstsey, from Esfarblehead, but whc
contrary to the principles Of humanity cav
Us no assistance On SATURDAY, at 8. P.
s.Captain Ci5bons, Captain Danford, pas
sshger, Joseph Maxwell, OF Portland, Go
and David Stanford, of Brunswick, ditto
we're taken off the wreck by Mr. Hardy, g
Truro. in whale boat, aud the tempest en-
ereas;ng so fast, could not return 20 relieve
tie four renaining--who were Rober
Fross, Of Brunswick, mariner; Sob. Dan
ang, Of do. Seth Frazier, OF ditto, and
man name unknown, of Boston. CaPtnr
Gibbons was put on bosrd the revenue cut
ter Good Intent, and afterwards went O
board the sloop Polly, OF Nlaroleaeaa
Where he has arrived.
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rs~snt correspondence
~ s. From their infancy
h.re cosr,ycrsed aud spent their hours
81 s, ,agesher,
5. bsth Ssr Profeus, for that's his name,
'l.seigss his friend. IS
3. Circular Letters and Opinlons, ~
.,oasition to laws and JuS,1cial decisions
4 Il must not BE- taefe IS no Power y s s
E Can alter 9 decree established. : S.. :,
e. lhs fsqsral m srs,J = who bs We
5aossa Is With shsH company; 5 !; ..,.,.t
Iefnot 'ae wore sec ie'1' ''e - l''''1s Z
Esgsr'l yca'f Issosio''s---
|Es s'ifs'''5 = 'As ''''s=Tss and = ~, a. s
~, afr,so,esson.
Gss ess'ns'sss sp'' = 's'',
4 ssas, sdr,,ass AMI ssn;r;na conf; S,,sase',
sa - e Nav. ;;ssnsIsn,I pa,tieu DIARY Boston,
.. H. - &c ~. ;,,,,,a.,sn,,,.acs
8 g.. s...s.;;,,,r Ny sssss AM, rhe fellow
hi,ei = '.''>.''s H., - Hags .lsyara
@ s..s - go. $ 4 sssssaahusetss.
-. ~. &C. -, 80 structure
s,'s s .s,.sc. ~ r;l,srs e nr,j5,,erlsy
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F. M E L [ N e

LATELY from Europe, respectfully IN
forms the Young Gentlemen OF Alexandrla'
that it is his intention to devote himself to the
instruction of those who may favor him witt,
their patronage, on the CLARIAE1, & Lhf-
MN FLUTE.
F. M. fatters himself that he will be fountl
adequate to the task, and assures his patrons
that every exertion shall be made upon ms
part.--F or further particulars apply to him at
Mrs. Lunf's, Prince-street.
November A. 2aWSt"
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Our Thursday the brig Fox, capt. Thorn
dixie, arrived at Salem from Palermo, last
! from Algesiras.s Captain e brought Glib
raltar papers to the 18th Of September, but
they contain no accounts of Spanish affairs
which we have not already had. When nc
was at Palermo, the news which excited
the greatest interest was liurat's being king
of Naples. An English ambassador had
sailed from thence for Constantlnople and
two bomb ships for Barcelona, to lombard
the fortress that commands that place. At
A]gesiras the people were highly animated
in the patriots cause, and the name OF q
Frcnchman was detestable to them. lie
heard Of no recent important event, but they
represented that Joseph Bonaparte was sur
rounded by the Spanish armies, and would
be obliged to surrender; by which event
they expected to recover their king. he
French still maintained the strong fortress
of Monitor, which commands the city Of
Barcelona but the Spaniards expected to
reduce them. Indeed they did not admit a
doubt Of SUCCESS in the complete expulsion
of The French from the kingdom. They
were anxious to know of the concurrence OF
the colonies in the patriot cause, that the
mines Of IIcxico might contribute to It's
support. lodlem 0az.l
Eatract e;r letter 3rom Aalig,ao, received
at a.. I1ork, via Neso Lo,aa0n, dated Sep
tender 28th.
! an requested to mention, that it may
be Inserted in the public papers, the deten-
ton Of the ship Minerva, William Mar
shall, Jun. master, of Boston. She was pro-.
ceeding from Trinity with her outward
bound fargo. Mate and all hands taken
out, and ship ulloaded in this Pors; tate
uncertain.
6 The dav before Yesterday the brig Mi
das was brought in BY Buntin's prlvateer.
She was from Guadalupe for New York
with cargo of sugar and coffee. My Cpl
MON is that she Will be condemned, or the
cargo, as French property.
/" The same day most elegant schooner,
about $50 tons burthen, having no papers,
and said to be from New York for Marie
galante, was sent in, and will most likely
be condemned, from suspicion OF her go
ing 70 French port. She had no cargo.
We may expect many more detentlons IN
few days. Our markets continue as under:
-four 90 dollar, rice Il, corn IL, corn
meal S. in puncheons, tobacco SO to 60,
pork 50, beef Is, bread -, soap 50 cents
per lb. and candles 37 1-2."
g.
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REMOVAL.
Iofcph II. Vaudeville,

ILos ,.a,no7ed his store to The Brick HezEss L1ts
'1a !, oeeraea 5p Ieeris De6.os, ess corner
Ki,g and Union streets Waere he has on
hand and Offers for satc-
1000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
I ;vernoo, coarse and fine do.
brown SUGAR in hhds. and bis.
I OFF and Lump do.
MOI.ASsEsm hhds.
Creen C0gFEE in hays and BIS.
,-.>
lmperiab Tr.c
Hysoh' y. po.a So -, cbes,.
loohg iiyson'
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,

Wopem5rr 5, 1903.
ORDERED, That William Rhodes aad John
Cohagan be committee to have The Old
Powder House, standing at the iatersectlon'ef
Fayette and Queen streets, sold 1t public
auction to the highest bidder. Oil Saturday
next at O'Clock, p NJ. and that the parcha-
ser be obliged to remove the same by the st
day Of January, 1909.
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"A Is A 1 l..
FALL GOODS.

Mr.. GENERES has the honor to inform
the gentlemen of Alexandra that his Balls
will commence on IHursdaa feaa, the loth
inst. and VIII continue once a fortnight during
the season.
November Z. st
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NOVEMBER Z, 1903.

NovEMBER Z, 1903.
ssItis ofsone importance that YOU should
know that he president has commanded commanded all
the governors Of the different states to tnf-
snish then, respective quotas OF the loo,ooo
men ordered by the act Of the last session On
congress. Il is not CERTAIN how lorg the
directions were issued, but no longer s,nce
than last Friday. Dispatches were recelv-
ed here on Saturday night-theif contents
have not transpired. It is the general Cpl
mon that much Of the early business ct the
session will be transacted with closed doors.
In short, nothing engages the attention OF
the cisizens here, n.orethan tie ORDER which
gen. Mason, as 1t is understood, mas re-
ceived to hold his NEE III readiness to march
az the shortest notice.
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TIE Legislature Of New ersey have e.
lectad John Lambert a Senator OF the Y. 8.
for SIX years ensuing, in the place OF John
.Cendis whose term Of service expires On the
Sd Of March next.
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TO RENT,
LOTTERY OFFICE.

e. TICKETS IN The Charitable
Marine Socaety Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the office
Of the alexandria Daily Gazette,
price Fire Dolls. s. Seye,sty t10e
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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The remainder OF yesterdays session, az
ter the close Of my letter) the house was oc-
cupied in reading the documents which &C
companied the pa5lic message Of the presl-
dent. They adjourned before the reading
was finished. The reading was resumed
this morning ard is not yet completed. As
soon as finished, ! presume the doors will
be closed.
The doors were closed at one O'Clock,
and continued SO until the house ADJOURN
ed.
General Tasreau, minister Of the empe-
ror Of T rance has arrived in Washington.
The following are the. Electors OF presl-
dent and Vice President, chosen by the state
Of Connecticut. We are authorised to state
that they viii vote exclusively for .fsasraI
candidates.
Gyoaasaoa 7'raaa6aA,
yois,l I.rsas5seeA
David Eayggett,
Roger Gris7yol9,
5aaa,.rl Il. 1ohnson,
Jesse Roof,
yolm C. Smith,
Stephen e. Haamer,
Frederic ,5olcots.
Nat. Intel.l
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E,trsrct Of letter ;rom Washington, to the
eoiior Al the Wsig'.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-04
Februar "a.
Late INTELLIGENCE.

BY the brig Clinton, captain Breath, arriv-
ed yesterday, English papers are received
to the 9th of January. The only interesting
article is, that Miranda has proposed to be
put in possession of force of 1000 men and
A ships of the line, to renew his attempt
upon S. America; to which the government
had listened, and were about to 60 into it
with promptness and spirit.--lt is also stated,
that Bonaparte has named his successor, and
that the fortunate man is Eugene Beauhar-
nois, son of the empress by former hus-
band, gen. Beauharnois, who was guillotined.
Madame de la Fayette wife of the marquis
de la Fayette, died at Paris the oath Dec.