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is. The Press when directed by truth, q
iblessing-when promoting Islander and false
hood. curse. 5 cheers.
10. The memory of Benjamin Franklin
NAV his virtues and patriotism, be examples
of instruction to the rising generation. 6
cheers.
Is. The memory of John Hancock the
first President of the first Congress--the
power and pomp of Great Britain could not
divert him from aiding to secure to America
its Independence. 9cheers.
10. The Manufactures of the United
States may they flourish with the nation.
IL. The American Fair though last, first
IN love, their smiles will reward the brave.
cheers:
VOLUNTEERS. ... .,.,
By Gait. HEN. John Randolph while
nc adheres to the interest of the people, NAV
the people and his God adhere to him.
!. BY the Chief Justice. The defenders of
national liberty and independence throughout
the world; in whatever cline they fight. may
Heaven favor their arms.
BY Col. Gamble. The memory of Gen.
Green. 6 cheers.
BY Gen. Breckenridge. Extinction of
party spirit.
By Cot. Mayo. The American people.
one and -indivisible. 5 cheers.
By Maj. '.Am6fer. Success to the patriots
of Spain. 8 cheers.
By Gen. Preston. Harmony and wisdom
in all the councils of America. 8 cheers.
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NJ oTICE7-A young mao sf respectable,
VIII undertake the collection &c aeconots
q The CITY, as he has engaged N business il,
own, which only keeps hun EMPLOYED abons
hree hours IN the day. Whoever throws any br.
'iness ~ bis hands may calculate on as s1ee,lv
collections as possible, as he VIII spare no na;n,
Or trouble to Kst the money Enquire al this Of.
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kIchAoNp Cry, VIRGINIA, July 7th 1909.
APT JOHN kUST-SIR--You not be-
~ ing an inhabitaRt of the STATE of Virginia, I
take tins method of giving you notice that be-
tween the dstes of tue 21st day ct August next
and Thursday the 31st day Of said month, shall
proceed to take the deposition of Col Alexan-.
der Parker, at the Coffee house in the city of
New Orleans in the territory Of Orleans, to be
r r, as eyidencein an injuacton pending in the
Williamsburg Chabcery district court, Wherein
am plaintiff and you are defendant In order
to prevent disappointment, have taken the time
as above specified, You will also take notice
that shall proceed to take the DEPOSITION of
Mr.. George Moore between the 2sth and 3fst
OF tie said month Of August, at the court house
OF tne county OF Middlesex, III the state Of Viz.
gina, to be read in evidence in the aforesaid
suit Yours respectfully,
..!,e.... PETER RpST.
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pRoPosALs for publishing BY snhaoriintion..

PROPOSALS for publishing by Subscription.
NEW THEORY OF THE EARTE,s DR..
URNAL. ROTATION, demonstrated upon
Mathematical principles from the Properties of
the Cycloid and the Epi. Cycloid.--By ,5OHN
WOOD, Author of Elements Of Perspective,
Printed in London in 17o9.
The above Treatise will be divided into tbrer
parts.
PART LIST. An explanaGoh Of the properties
OF the Cycloid and Epi. Cycloid. with a table
shelving the comparative velocities Of the oppo-
site points of wheel having a rotatory and
progressive motion along plane, Calculated
tor every degree of the Quadrant
PART 9. An application Of the same ttihhcci-
pies to the diunal rotation of the earth The
Curve, which the points CT the earth describe, de-
monstrated to be that produced bya circle re-
Voivlng along the circumference Of an Ellpse
which may, therefore be termed an Elitticai
EPi- Cytloid of the elongated snecies. 4 table
showing the comparative telocities of opposite
points in the earth, during her diurnal rotation
az also the force Of Gravity G the centrifugal force
OF opposite corresponding points in the earth, cali
cnlated for Particular hour CT every day in the
year.
PARTS. & general view Of the various con,e.
9pences resulting from this Theory, exemplifiea
by the Phenomena OF the Tides; Winds, pains.
MeteOrs, sc. ,'"'
:. This work will be comprised in loo Octave
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N. b., AS the work will be put to press 50 soo,
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Richmond County, July Z. 90 ~ Vim y :,

WILL be sold on the first day Of August next.
w at William NJ. Douglass Tavern in the
Town OF New Castle, TEN NEGROES 10 wit
Reuben mulatto mar, Miller Jack, Carpenter
Davy, Tom, Spencer, ,Sukey, PATTI and cIiid.
Lavinia and Susan, eight head of horses, and ali
the cattle, sheep and hogs and the plantation n.
tensils, conveyed by deed of trust from Jobn M
S,yme to me, to secure the payment of debts due
from the said Syme to Parke Street which
Iced bears date In December last, and Is of re.
ora IN the codpty court OF Hanover Or SO much
of said property viii be sold az win be s"fSc;.
lent to answer the purposes of said trust.
. SAMUEL CRANTLAHp.
Hanover; July7. fawtdsg
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NJ oIlCE-Tbe subscriber having rented
the Amherst Sulphur Springs for the pre-
sent year, takes this method to inform the pub
lie that there have, been considerable improve.
ments made there since Il e last season for the
reception of company, and fatters himself, that
he will have it in his power to accommodates
those persons who may think proper to visit the
Springs IN better manner than they have been
heretofore at that place.
CHARLES l. BARRET.
July T.. o..
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John Gardner Laid

NrN4
Has for sals, al his WareAouse, Prsncestrest
WharJG
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars IN hogshcads
and barrels.
Molasses, West-India, and New-Englsnd
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy in pipes.
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson-
shulan, and Hyson-skin Teas, in whole, half,
andquartcr chests.
/ case black Persians.
2 barrels Caroline Indigo.
90 crates Liverpool cream-colored s blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper in Bags.
Spermacet Mould, and Mould and Dipt
Tallow Candles in boxes.
Brown Soap in boxes-Cod-hsh in do.
Beef, Pork, Salmon, Shad and HerrIngs
II barrels.
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides,a quantity +
Soal Leather, Mems, Womens' and Childrenss
Shoes of various descriptions, a few packages
of White Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Sheetings and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton Of different kinds, Nam
Reens, $50 pieces coarse Irish Linens, Writ
ing and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
Salt, Cordage. Flax, Glue, a quantity OF Vi
negar. 2ootons Plaster Paris, and 20 tons
Russian Hemp. sc. &C.
January
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DI{fri9 of Columbia,

County Of .Merandrio, .Ahrall, 1909.
yEYAS committed to the jail of this coun
Wv ty as a runaway, a negro man nam
ed IOHN: he is said to be the property of
Robert S~Paddiag, of Easton, state of Mary
land he is about 5 feet Z or 8 inches high,
and about twenty-seven years of age, much
pitted with the small peck. The owner is re-,
quested to come and prove his property, pay
charges and take hin. away, otherwise be will
be disposed of as the law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Laiior.
April Is isw2al
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SEINE ROPE.

TIE ubscriber manufactures and has iG
.ls, ct s house on Wasbington-strcct, op
posts Jacob Hofman's sugar refinery, Sem'
%andHauling Ropes,of ali sizes; ocjnc% Dew
pg Irvine Sbad & Herring Irvine /; SACK
ng and Bed Cords, Plough Lines & Traces
Also, Tarred Rope and other Cords
Jo(eph Harper
Eahryar .
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Februar 2.
Is Rem0Ual.
TOHN KNIGHT,

SnddI.r, Cat and HarHess-maFrr,
ID EsPECTFULLY informs his fHfE&DS
rs and C~usroMrss that he has removed
his shop from RoyaI-s'reet to kIog-sl''e''
nearly opposite Philip Iriplett's Hour store
where he Will keep on hand a constant SIP,
DIV oftbe best SADDLES, BRlOhL9 and
Harness, and will pay the ~sttlctest al 'G'
tjon o orders for any articles in his line.
May 10. -
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May 90.
f. Entertainment.
iaW4W

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he has
opened a House of entertainers for travel
lers and others, at Colchester Ferry, oppo-
site Woodbridge, where he viii keep a con
slant supply of whatever may be necessary III
his line for the accommodation OF those who
may favor them with their custom, 60 the
most molerat terms.
w. MILAN.
March II. eo9tiaW6m
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Boo&seSler oad 5las 4oaey
~, a1a'sa, "a 1ss s.cesyra, a. fa5
m ~ FOLLOWING ARTlcI'lF .l
:, The Coiunbisd, a poem. ~ 'el1
low, in large qusrte, with ~ 'oel
elegant work ever printed IN s,91-
work, IN two volumes, ia ,sa 9
Or the World ESplamed. stenbcn'' 81
Discipline. Hugh Trevor. Liglc ; !
ter-W.ilter in London. Discawled
Of an Irish Harp. Marmion, Esrra con
gles. Whitfield'S Sermons. pnra'' 81
spectator. Milton's Works stsrne,s " =
loangs Night Thoughts. BoIa9ic ~
Ielemachus, II French. Fcrpr.@., ". !.
nomy. Heryey's Meditations. nu" ; :
gic. Jollnson's Pocket Dictionary. o.
tic Cookery. Gulliser's Travels. 30
Prayer Book. silt and plain C,sbo,.
Nugent's French Pocket Dictionare +,
rick Random Lovers OF Il, Xcndsc
Weeks Preparation for the sacraa,en,
ographical Compilations. Murray,x =
mar, large and small. Pieader's ASS
History of America. Don Quixot,e. *
good assortment of Writing and Lett,
per, Bonnet Boards, &c. &c.
dLSo, the J5lozung musical qrtfclc,
few Victims Of avery superior quail,
Common DO from 8 dollars price, IN /,
dollars. Violin Bows, Bridges and !
Pins. Best Roman Violin Strings,exr,
Russian horse hair for Violin Bows. q,
cd Rozin for do. Instructions Tor the >
Violin, Flute, Fife and Clarinet. &c.
Flutes, tipt and plain One excelel
Clarinet. One Hautboy. Clarinet & i
boy reeds. Military Flies ola superior
lily. Common do.
ELEGANT EXTRACTS,
Il selection q nodrrn SONGS, acu 10
.Erthe FAac or Ei0Ln.
Madisons March, as played BY the
Band on the 18th of March last, conpos,
z. Mauro, Washington City, Mad.
March, as played al the New Theatre
aelphia and Baltimore composed by a..
gle. Both Marches set Tor the nialo
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-01
FOR SALE,
TO RENT,
The Uahsngton Taueqaa, an Alex
0ndgaa.

r WISH TO RENT for a term Of years,
Z the above mentioned TAVERN, with the
out.houses thereunlo belonging. 1t is situ-
ated on King-street, the most central and
public part OF Alexandria. The buildings
are commodious and good, and the stand ex-
cclled by none in the place. A further de-
scription ofthis property is deemed unneces-
sary, a, it is very generally known, having
been occupied as a public house iol upwards
Of twelve years.
Possession may be had the 18th July next.
John Dundas.
Mays dot co
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matsc Or095.
(Prfce, 1po Dodars fer 6sttfc.)


(Price, qsvo Dotars fer 6ettfc.)
NOTHING IS OF more importance than
tba nraseryation of aealth-this co~lnmonlaced
remark however is roo oFTEN ~FoReoTTENs
whilst we are active and ~strong-and pre-
@vent;on of pain, which is superior TO It's cure,
Is NOT sufficiently attended to by any desci1pt1r
on OF persons. Among those disorders Whlehi
REQUIRE the most early and unremittlngr efforts
TO eradicate and overcome, none have q strong
e,s~ clainlupon our notice than the Gouts Rheus
matism, Lumbago, Weakness OF the 3olntss
Snyains. elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
Cr4mo and every species of Rheumatic Pains
f,om gAatever cause they may have original
ed-and henee every reiief which can be adj
rair;stered IS too valuable tore forgetten.-
Thoss versions is hose avSeaaons peculiarly ex-
nasa fbeFn To- colds, &c. cannot be too anxious
sIwsVs Is Masses immediate ail. Sea-farine
.sysnrs. travellers, SC. ought constantly to
csrrv with them that medicine which viii
countcract the mpleasaRs effects OF their peri
lous duties, andespecially those pains to which
fbeir situation must expose them. TO those
who reside in or visit the West-lndles, and
ther warm climates, theyWill be found upon
trial 80 convey the most lasting service an
win gradually destios all tendency to disease
IN the human frame, and preserve health and
vigor. Although . great variety OF prescrlp-
tions have bee n published to cure the dlsor.
ders enumerated above, none has yet equatled
the COUT N RHEUMATIC DROPS OF
Da. TISS0T, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose TN
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
certificates already published Of gentlemen SO
well known in America, being ofthe FIRST con
sequence in the state Of Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, Of Hampton John Gibson,
Esq. one ofthe directors of the Farmers Bank
ofMaryiand John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
cubfin, us wife and Mrs. Ryan, of Cation
6 certificates and afhdavits of the be-
Eenciai Effects cfthese medicines may be gesn
v b. applying as above,
Mlarehu
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber hath obtained FroTn TIC
Orphans Court Of Saint Mary's county ana
state of Maryland, letters ofadraial Ion OF
the personal estate OF R;cha9d Iate OF
the aforesaid county and state, csesasea -:
All persons having cla!rns aea5Ist t1s said
deceased are hereby warned q cxii n4s
same for adjustment, with the prop5r Noaca
ers thereof to the subscriber, living n sam,
Mary's county and state Of " rgland. az OF
before the 18th day OF July G or they
may otherwise by law be excluded from ali
benefit of the said estate.
Given under nay hand this 18th day 9 Ia
nuary, 1909.
Rebecca White Bond,
Iunn,4r:-
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Vn1gabLe ProbeYty for Sale.

VUtt8I06o iOPoiGIJo' S000'
TIVE LOTS fer sale, lying in the tow
- ofAlexandria, between Prince and Duke
streets, two Of the said Lots have fronts on
Water street Of % feet 2 inches each, cx-
tending $50 feei back, the other two have
each a front On Union street OF % ieet z
inches, and extend back $50 feet,
The other Lot has d front Of "a feet 4
inches on Union street, extending 220 tect q
Potomac river On the front there IS q valua-
lie Wharf, which is at present fit 10 accom-
modate large vessels, and may, if necessary,
be extendedf 10 seven fathorn water. There Is
on the water lot a ore-house 90 By 70 tcet,
two story high, built with stone; the streets
in front of the above lets are well paved -
For terms of sale apply to Joshna . Thomas
GiIhin, the proprietors, in Philadelphia, or
to George Gilhin in Alexandria.
May %. 2awlm
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DR.. IEBB'S
y
a BALsAMic CORDIAL.

A BAlSAM4~
THIS cordial, SO Justly celebrated through
outsG Great Britain and the continent OF LII
rope, for It's superior efficacy IN the cure OF
all, disorders excited by nervous irr'taoaiity, as
well as in Complaints Of complete dsbllley'
whether arising from irregularities Of hSias'
long continued residence in warm clma5es,
Incorporate pursuits of excessive pleasures
orthat destructive habit of inconslderate youth
winch brings ON so prematurely the nhtlnl-
ties of old age.
Inremoving pulmonary affections, asthmas'
and ali disorders Of the lungs, 1T IS the most
powerful remedy ever yetfouEd, andthe relief
II has Afforded even III the last stage OF con-
symptoms, is withou apsrallel with regard
otis eficacyin this baneful, and unfortunate
Iv the prevailing disorder in this country icon.
sunptionYit Its superiority is such as TO nave
copp.Snted every other medicine.
Those who in advanced life feel the conse
ouences Of vouthful excess, Will ind them
selves restored to health ard trength, aud al
hose melancholy symptoms removed, which
are the general effects of such causes.
In short, animated by the uniform success
This Invaluable cordial has experienced N Eu-
rope. the thousands it has renovated, when
bending Under the pressure Of nelvous, con-
49,.
sunaptiye or hypochondfiacal disorders (many
attested proofs of which from enlnently CAS-
tinguished persons in this quartero Of theglooe'
are now in the possession OF the prop OF
here. some few of which arehereln Fu6llsEedl
have determined the introduction OF It INTO
this. continent, where its e~ficaeies must soon
become so priced as to make It considerea q
beneGcent remedy not to be dlspensed Win
& bly, those who are anxious to preserve OF aots
theig health.
hat tbs { Chief ingredient Of THIS cordial IS a
whose rare and precious salNtary virtues
well known to the Arabians during the
I'd 9th centuries. when that people shone
lcaous over all the nations of the worig
for ,heir learning ana skill IN eradleaflnd
baneful diseases incident to the human frame,
renovaing inGr1nity to yigor, and restoring
the sickly to sound and rosy health, and which,
as known at this time by their descendants,
and used and experienced as the most soye-
reign remedy for decayed constitutions, and
every species ofnegyoRs disorders. ms ce-
lebratcd restorative plant has also been high
w estimated for ages past, amongst the most
enliehtened nations Of Greece, end consider
ed by those wise inhabitants as one OF the tlrst
oftheir blessings.
This cordial is also rich and fine in flavor,
mos, grateful TO the palate, and the most en-
Iivening to the spirits Of any yet offered TO the
public. 1hso' -
Dr. Iigof's celebrated Goss and Rhea-
m0tSc DYob5.
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Was Committed

To he jail fthis county, as g runa@ay,
4 NEGRO NAN, who says his name Is
~ Renry Haggermon. He is about TWEEN
t~y-seven years ofage, 5 feet SIX inches high.
stout made, had on a white linen jacket and
trousers--has a scar on his nose. The own
er is requested 70 come and prove his or her
property, pay charges and take him away
otherwise he Will be disposed of as the law
directs.
James Campbell, jailor.
Nav IL. lawlm
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n Z.

ON the 9th Inst. | passed TO James Dunlah
three notes Of that date, drawn in his favor
and subscribed BY mc--one Of which is paya-
BE in twelve, one at Is, and one at twenty
four months after date, for 698 dollars thirty
one cents each which notes fby agreement
legally executed are not 10 be paid until Ger
tain stipuIations contained in said agreement,
arc complied with on the part OF said Dnnlah.
All manner Of persons are therefore cautioned
against taking all or any Of said notes, until
the stipulations in said agreement are com
Piled with without which they will not be
paid.
Thomas Irwin.
Nav 26. law4W
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FOR RENT.
gne Huudrcd Dollars keuaYd.

HAN AWAY, from The subscribers, two
Ia Slaves, named BILLY and NELLY
Biliy IS a ndlatto man, and sometimes calls
himself W1LLIAm JoFDAx AuGUsTps-bls
color nea"ly as light and approaches that Of a
white man, his hair is straight and he gene
rally wears It plated and turned UP behind
with q comb-his yiaage is remarkably thin
and his check bones high-he has been bro't
up in the house and is a very good dining,
room servant, is about feet 10 OF II inches
nigh, very straight built, his constitution IS
not very strong and he is subject 70 indispo-
sition--he is about 50 years Of age.
NELLY is tall and rather inclined towards
corpulcncy, a tawncy color and about forty.
FIVE years ofage,
They went off together as man and wife,
but ii is very probable Billy viii attempt to
pass as a white man and viii cndsavor to sell
Nelly as his slave.
The above reward viii he paid for the ap-
prehension ard securing of the said Slaves,
if takenup on the north side Of the river Pc
tomac, and information given thereof 70 their
respective proprietors. 4 reasonable reward
viii be given if taken within the state of Viz
gini5, and reasonable charges viii be paid if
brought home.
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TO LET,

That eligible stand for the foRr and groce-
ny business, on the corner Of King and Wa
ter streets, lately occupied by Mr.. Joseph
II, Mandcylllc. apply to MIR. James San
dersol, or
James Nj. Stuart.
NAV "a. law5w
N. B. If not rented FLOUR would be
stored.
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TUESDAY, Dec. 10.
In committee of the whole, Mr. Bassett ia


In committee of the whole, Mr.. Bassett ia
the chair
Mr.. Rhea CT.) expressed hope that now
no objection would be made to the passage
IF the resolution. The only objection yet
made. as far as he had understood, was a
doubt expressed by some gentlemen as to
who was The hrst who suggested the project
OF enforcing the avs of the u. States by the
navy of Great Britain. An insidious attempt
had been made to palm it on the admins
sration of this government, which had failed
to be proved. 1t had next been attempted
TO fix the stigma OF Mr.. Pinkney. This
also had been disproved; and when they
came to the bottom of the business. by the
message yesterday received from the Presi
dent, it had been found that the whole affair
had arisen from the suggestion of that re-
nowned and famous politician Mr.. Canning,
and to have proceeded from the same source
as all our difficulties for wears past.
MIR. Il. was decidedly in favor Of the reso-
luton. Let me ask you, sir, said he, who
have AN interest in the adoption Of this reso-
luton! Every individual in the u. States,
/ reply. The President OF the u. 5 in his
official capacity, i Representative of all
the citizens of the y. States. Every citizen
then is Interested in his acts, and i'll supper
ting them when there is occasion. 1t is the
uutJ ~ every natiOn, ike lnulVuualS, 10 Il
dept those thirgs necessary to its own hap.
piDess and interest VIII any one deny that
the adoption of this resolution will have a
happy eject on orr union as a people and
respectablity as a nationi Mr.. Jackson did
not make his offensive remarks in his indi
vidual character, but as the Representative
OF the Kiag of Great Britain. 20 far as we
know, the conduct Of Mr.. Jackson may be
traced to the source whence lie derives his
authority and although Mr.. Jackson were
to be punished for his conduct by the British
government az Admiral Berkeley was, by
being recalled, yet no doubt VIC should soon
III the same manner. hear ct his being
appointed to another mission. That however
is the care of his own government self pre-.
servatloD is our duty. | am confident that
no attempt will be made 20 justify Mr. Jack
son in his conduct, or to pall.atc it Ii could
only be pailiatcd on the principle of invinci
Die error, or inyincible ignorance, which will
no. be pleaded in excuse Cor him. His Of
fence had the full appearance of predeter.
minatiop, because he persevered in it though
warned to dcsist, declaring that he was only
asserting matter Of fact Now, when the
whole evidence on this case is examined, his
facts appear 70 nc bottomed on his own sug
sestions from beginning to end. Iimpste