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Character at 3eferson.

~'''' ''S'e' u j ~ =
The late Judge Ellsworth of Connecticut
was universally considered one OF the most
profound men Of our country. lie was one
of the real "nobles of nature" 1t may be
wrong, strictly speaking, to call any man
bohtical prophet but the following perfect
description, by anticipation, OF the admit
nistraton of Mr.. Jefferson, certainly enti-
tied Mr.. Ellsworth to the character Of
prophetic politician. It eyinces that ne had
a perfect knowledge of human nature and
the characters and dispositions OF consPl-
cuous statesmen. 1t is taken from letter
of Mr.. Buck TO Mr.. Fisk, both OF whom
have been members of congress from Vef-
mont.
I" When l was at congress in the winter
of 1797, Mr.. Ellsworth was member OF
the senate, and we boarded in the same
house. At the election the fall before, Mr'
Jefferson was the competitor to Mr. ADAMS
For the presidency, came near to gam inc
Office, and the circums lance excited much
anxietv and alarm amongst the federal mem
bers in congress. was one evening sitting
alone with Mr.. Ellsworth, when asked the
question, why the apprehension OF MI;
Jefferson being president should occasion
so much alarm At the same time observ-
ing that il could not be supposed he was an
enemy to his country or would deslgnedly
do any thing to iniure the government as
constitutionaly established. Mr.. Enswor'll
after short pause replied NO II IS not
apprehencled that Mr.. Jefferson is an enc
my to his couatry or that he would design
edly do any thing wrong; but 1t IS known
that he is visionary man, an enthusiastic
disciple of the French revolution, ana an
enemy to whatever would encourage com
mercial enterprise or give energy to the
government. 1t is apprehended, that IL nc
were to be president, he would take little
or no respons Utility upon himself the ma
ton would be as it were without nead
every thing would be referred to con-
eress a lax, intriguing kind OF policy
would be adopted, and, while arts were
practised to give direction to popular SEN
ifiment, Mr.. Jefferson would affect to be
directed by the will Of the nation. there
would be no national energy our charac-
ter would sink, and our weakness invite
contempt and insult. Though Mr.. JeHer-
son would have no thoughts OF war, ms
zeal n the French canse, and enmity to y,
Britain, would render him liable TO secrei
influence, that would tenf 70 the Adoption
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WESTERN ELECTION PROSPECTS,.

By a gentleman from Staunton we learn,
hat Mr.. Swoope has majority in three OF
thtve countieswhich compose that district,
lndhis friends are very sanguine OF his e
chon.
The election Of general Breckenridge, is
eiuced almost TO certainty, he having OBJ
|sned in Boutetourt county majority OF
|psards OF 200.
From information received from Mr.
rkson's district it was believed he would
|skfs out.
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FRESH TEAS.

JOSEPH II. Al.aADEVILLE,
80 ,usr. RECEIVED, AND OFFERS FOR SALE
A. the Baltimore and New York prices,
IS chests Hyson Skin, EA IA, New
10 do. old Tyson SOI me iate'. ,;
do. young Fly son J York In lm pof 1."%
kpriI 5. H'''
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1SPE GTS.-The following statement
~t3ieh appeared in the Aurora, IS, we are
nsormed, oorroborated by hints put IN CIR
cuia,,o41 al Washington. No lntmation Of
the kind has appsa'ed in the intelligencer.
Whe,ner these suggestions are well tound-
ed. on only intended 10 operate on the Vr-
gina elections, we pretead not to deter
lnile,-I Fe2. Ga1.
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MRS. LANPHIER,


Has lust ?. ce we'd from Philadelphia, very
handsome assortment OF
FASHIONABLE MILLINEkf,
CONSISTING OF
rATIN end Silk BONNE1S, drest pam
~ of the newest fashion
Chip Work GO.
Straw and Lace Go.
Iuster and Dunstabie do and Hats
Leghorn uo
Lace, Pattern net and Muslin Caps
A few Elegant Flowers
An assortment of Feathers
Ribbons and Lace &c
With variety of plain Silk, Satin, Mode
and Cambria bonnets Tor the country
And some real Barcelona Satin Tor gem
tIemens vest patterns.
April II. 81
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Of measures calculated to produce war With
England, though it was not intended; and
the nation might be plunged into war
wholly unprePared."
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nents to be recalle'
The abrogatlon {
as to the y. S.a' es'
The dlsayowal OF
by British officers,
of the laws OF Unlt
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
Brig Ruth, Potter, Providence, to the Master.
Schr. Almira, Stoddard, Boston, do,
Eliza, Berry, New York, different mer-
chants
Columbia, Hallet, Boston, do.
Freighter, Thomas, Portland, Lawrasoh
and Fowle.
CLEARED.
Ship George, Walker, Madeira, by is Patton.
Brig George Washington, Sheldon, ProVi-
dence, the master.
schr. Friendship, Bell, Cuba, James Law,a-
son and D. Smedly.
Polly and Eliza, Ryder, Boston, Lawra-
son and Fowlc.
Active, Scott, Richmond, U.s. Patton.
sloop George, Williamson, Norfolk different
persons,
Polly and Nancy, Gardner, Warren H.
/. master.
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a,,rsports z,ailp 6lsetfe.
rgEsp.4Y, APRIL IS.
Virginia Election.

COUNTY, REGENERATION.
faisit nsndsnt electors of Falrfax yes
Ibs l y forward in a manner worthy q q
rId'' and Showed to those VINO nov w0 ,nd
yoF'l n.o,snt enough to select proper ena-
llsss =. a and independence enough 70 vote
lit's 'sIs.'m - caucus nomination 10 the
= 1,, rr Notwithstanding; !, a..,;na j.
cl' ,.,}. close Of the poll last evening TIE
,stts we're, ooscDres
s,,,es Iespis, i'm. (fed.) 1ao
I'm, Tier, esq. (dem 10
." STATE SENATOR,
: H,ss, j,u. esq. (fed.) - =.
Dr.. Il. Rsse, (dem. -
ASSEMBLY,
pssord Coleman, esq. (fed.) ~
= q Ho9s, esq. (ted.) 40
1, Minor. esq. dem. loo
T,ri, Sumsmfrs, esq. (dem.) 10
r r.a me above we have now the pleasure
.. 80, that the hon. JOSEPH LEWIS,
!. ere elected to represent the district com,
s,.d Of Prince William, Loudoun' ana
E;,lax in the Congress OF the .. States by
much larger majority than he has ever
sJbrforr and more than double what he
s1.. the last elecuon and this at time
hen RS opponents had stuck at nothing,
,m,rrer how base and Illegal, to Illustrate
Ave have also TO congratulate our friends
n,bs election Of Bernard Hoe, j. esq. Tor
4, district composed of the countries OF
p-ocr William and Fairfax to the State
Senate.
Andlast, though not least, we have to
|oacra,ulate the treehoiders of Fairfax on
hin regeneration, and the refusal to en-
~ msn in their service, to say IA least,
b.QuaIGed tor that situation.
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Fran the A,,rora.

It is reported chat Mr.. Oakley, Just arrl7-
ed at Washington, has brought overtures to
ON. government for an accommodation, OF
which as preliminary, the British govern,
ment offers 10 make alormal concession and
Acknowledgements Of wrong IN the case OF the
Chesapeake, and al offer OF maintenance TO
the families Of such as were killed Ill that
The CITIZENS Of the United States, lmpri-
soned in the British navy, are to be releasea
and permitted to return to the onlseo
States.
The proclamation authorship The impress
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And proposal fora treaty O AMY eoin &c
msrce and navlgatioa, upon Prlnelp'es q
equal rights; the free admission ofthe Snlps
and productions of each country9 INTO, the,
norts of the other, without paying more than
t the port and light house dunes'
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+ noJ;,h had been DESTROYS to cover, are
conquered and subdued.
4eThe gen. Of division Lapisse, has sent !,
: ratroless into Portugal, who have been well
received there.
s General Maupetit has entered Salaman-
Ca he met there some sick of the Englisn
troops"
Al the. END of the bulletin is inserted an
intercepted letter, dated Santiago, January,
1909. and signed L. 3. Thurn.
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Tbutieth Bulletin Of the army OF
Spain.

VAILADe1ID, 7fan. d.

"A AA>1A - n SS''.i -
The duke of Dain.atia left Betanzos on
the 18th instant. Having reached the Me
70, hs found the bridge of Burgo cut. The
enemy was dislodged from the village of
Burgo. In the mean while gen. Franceschi
assembled the river which he crossed at the
bridge of Sela. He made himself master OF
the high road from Corunna TO Santiago,
and took SIX officers and sixty soldiers prl-
soners. On the same day body OF thirty
marines, who were fetching water from the
bay near Nero, were taken. From the viz
lage of PerilIo, the English fleet could be
observed in the harbor of Corunna.
6 On the I 3th the enemy caused 2 pow
der magazines situated near the heights of
St. Margaret, at half league. from Cofuh-
ma, to be blown up. The explosion was ter.
rible and was felt at the distance of three
leagues.
6 On the 14th the bridge of Burgos was
repaired and the French artillery were able
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His Aaiesty's ship NAe de Rayis,
at sea, Janis, 1909.
NY lord,


By. the much lanented death of lieutcn-
ant general sir John Moore, who tell IN &C
ton with the enemy on the 18th instant, 1t
has become my duty to acqualnt your lord
ship, that the French army attacked the
British troops in the position they Occupied
in front Of Coranna, at about 90 clock IN
the afternoon of that day. A severe wound
which compelled nae to quit the field short
tine previous to the fall Of sir John Moore,
obliges me to refer your lordsh,pfor the par
ticulars of the action. which was long and
obstinately contested, to the inclosed report
Of lieutenant general Hope, who succeeded
to-the command Of tae army, and to whose
ability and exersions in direction of the ar
dent zeal and unconquers,ble yalor Of his
! maiesty's troops, is to- be attributed, under
Providence, the success Of the day, which
terminated in the complete and entire re-
pulse and defeat of the enemy at every
point of attack. The honorable captain
Gordon, my aid-de-camp, will have the no.
nor of delivering this dispatch, and will be
ableto give your lordship any further infos-
nation which may be required.
I-hays the honor to be, sc.
D. BAIRD, lieut.. gen.
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BATTLE OF. CORUNNA.
Landau Gazette Extraordinary, detc,

4 4.C7zLz071 = -
DozOnapg-st. Jan. "a, 1909.
The hon. captain Hope arrived late last
.aight with dispatch from lieutenant gene
raj sir David Baird to lord yiscount. Castle
reagh, one Of his maiesty's principal secre-
tariiessof state, of which the following IS a
copy;
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FOREIGN.

FROM LONDON PAPERS TO THE 9TH FEBRU-
AIRY RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
WASHINGTON MONITOR, VIA NORFOLK.
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His Myesty's slip Audacious,
III Cofuana, Jan. IS, 1909

SIR,
In compliance with the desire contained
in your communication of yesterday avail
myself of the first moment |. have been
able to command, to detail to you the oc-
currenees Of the action which took place IN
front of Corunna, on the 10th inst, 1t Will
be III your recollection, that,aIout one IN
the afternoon of that day, the enemy, who
had IN the morning acknowledgements,
and who had placed some guns in front OF
the right and left Of his lire, was observed
to be moving troops towards his LETT Hank,
and forming various columns Of attack at
that extremity of the strong and command
ing position, which, on the morning Of the
18th, he had taken i'll our immediate front.
This indication of his intention was imue-
diately succeeded by the rapid and deter
mined attack which he made upon your d.
vision, which occupied the right Of our po-
sltlon. The events which occurred during
that period of the action you are fully ac-
quaifted with. The first effort Of the enc
my WAS met By the commander of the fo.-
ces, and BY yourself, at the head Of the 42d
regiment, and the brigade under major Sc
neral lord William Bentlck. The village
on your rigt tbecaale an object Of obstinate
contest. / lament to say, that soon after
ne severe wound which deprived the army
Of your services, lieut.. general sir John
Moore, who had just directed the most able
dispositions, fell by cannon shot. 4'he
troops, tho not unacquainted with the ire
parable loss they had sustained, were not
s!ismayed, but by the most determined bra
very not only repclIed every ettempt of the
enemy to gain ground, bat actually forced
him to retire, although he had brought up
fresh troops in support of those originally
engaged The enemy, finding himself foil
ed in every attempt to force the right of the
position, endea& ored by numbers to turn it.
A judcious and well timed movement,
which was made by major general Paget,
with the reserve, which corps had moved
cut of lis cantonnents to support the right
of the army, by a vigorous attack, defeated
this intention. The major general having
pushed forward the e5th {riAe corpse and
1st battalion52d regiments, drove the enemy
before him, and in his rapid and jutlicious
advance, threatened the left Of the enemy's
position. This circumstance, with the po-
sition of lieutenant general Fraser's divi-
sion Calculated to give still further security
to the right OF the line) induced the enemy
to relax Ms efforts in that quarter. They
were however more forcibly directed to-
wards the centre, where they ware again
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Certificate of NW. Gevenny.

During tee last nine years have been in
the habit of using Hahn's Antibl!ioIs Pills,
prepared by the late Mr.. Lee, wnenever
colds, head ache, or coseiyeness have render
ed medicine necessary; in these cases SIN
gle desc has uniformly renosed my head
ache, and has generally been found sufficient
to remove every symptom Of cold, if taken
on It's first appearance. Induced BY ihe be-
ne6t I have received, | have Tor years past
recommended them TO many Of ny Friends,
and have the pleasure to inform yoiI, they
have Invariably succeeded n rem wing the
above complaints,
Yours. WIN. DEV liNNY,
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BY JOHN PiNNFRTON,
AUTHOR OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY, &c.
COADITTQ.NS.


The work VIII be handsomely printed. III
quarto, on fine paper and with q new type +;
and will be pat 10 press as soon as sufficient
number of subscribers is obt2incd.
1t is expected tine work will be completed
in ten or twelve volumes, each containing be-
twecn eight and nine hundred pages OF letter
press, besides several elegant ensraVlnSs.
A quarter o. a volume, or one number, Is
proposed to be published en- the first day OF
every month, at dollars, payable Oh deilve-
~ 10 non-subscribers the price Will be con-
siderably enhanced.
4 list Of the names of such az patronse this
valuable work by subscription, viii be pub
l;shedin the last volume.
81. The English edition sells at a dollars
volume.
~ SUBSCRIPTIONS received by JAMES
KENNEDY, senior, Alerandria.
July 7.
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prsyent;on better than Cure

In cases of head ache, foul stomach, and
for removing superhuous bile, perhaps no
remedy has been discovered superior to
LEES HAHN'S ANTIBILiOUS PILLS,
Which for 10 years past have besn attend
ed with the greatest success. The testimony
of many respectable persons IN our southern
sea ports has been adduced who have reason
to believe that timely use Of this saiutary
remedy during the prevalence OF malignant
levers, his preserved their health after eS"
periencmg alarming symptoms OF fever.
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Che n1se and about Che seat-tonvuisions,
eppilctic fits, and sometimes prigation OF
speech-irregular appetite, sometime ioath.-
ing food and sometimes voraclous--purglng'
with shiny and futid stools-yomitmg--iarge
and hard belly--pains and sickness at the sto-
mach-pains in the head and thighs, with
lownsss of spirits-slow fever, with small
and irregular pulse-a dry cough--excesslye
thirst--sometimes pale and unhealthy eoun--
tenance, and sometimes the face bloated and
flushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to Hanilton's Worm Destroying Lozenges,
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to those above
described.
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Domestic Manntactara.

FHE subscriber proposes erecting at Id
< Genre Mills, near Alexandria M5|
chine for eaTding NIook, and expects 10 lNl
it ready to run by the 30th Of ,he pres
month. 1t will card tie wool a3d toymIr
to rolls for the spinning wheel, or lntoa
tor hMters, or other purposes. The adH
tage Of having wool prepared by these ID
chimes for the purpose OF manufacturing II
warn over that which is carded BY hand,
generally acknowledged, IS bcingthe cacd
Ost and most perfect IN its operation The
ersons who nay incline to give encourage
men. to this establishment, may depsna z
the utmost punctu@iity as to time and un'F
rnittcd attention in the execution ollhe "U''
The WOO! when carded INTO rohS VIII Dc P'Dn-
ed in such manner as 10 preserve it inl'
most perfect state for spinning, and m% Us
transported any reasonable distance Sl' ~,
injury. Wool, sent TO the oaEder, lu" =,
clean washed, clear OF burrs, small s'',''y'
other extraneous matter aud as or;'s 10 'u "
manner as may suit the ew"er; ''u '. .'
quality Shall be kept seperate, Inc eSEn' =
OF carding will be sigh' cents TO- that "Dll ~
made into rolls, and fve renEs tor Oa' p ID
PAYABLE at the time o. delivering, or Pln i
vii: be received in wool Of ood quaIy 49,, ~.
cents per pound, as may suit the cof''''''
~ 4ba p,yD2r
George Drinket
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AFFIDAVIT.

Michael Duffy, residing at No. ~, Wakes
street, FeIl's Point, in the city OF baltimore
voluntarily maketh oath that the following
statement is just and true:
In the beginning of Nay last, my three
children, boy OF seven, and two girls the one
five. anu the o,ner three years OF age were
taken very Ill, nearly at the same time, OF q
common fever, as then supposed but was
soon convinced the disorder was caused by
worms. They were frequently troubled with
CONFUSION fits, and violent startines In their
sleep, and with almost continual vomiting and
purging particularly the youngest | made
immediate application to physician of the
first reputation, and his medicines were adj
miIistered with conh ence OF success, which
only increased our disappointment. The
children grew daily worse, and was absolute
ly without hopes OF their recovery. The
youngest soon appeared almost devoid of ami
NATION, and scarcely an inhabiiant of this
world In this distressing moment l was told
that tlamiIton's Worm Destroying Lozenges
hal performed many cures in cases equally
desperate. ] Immediately purchased box,
alld gave each of them dose, which in few
hours produced the most desirable Effects
The eldest poldec great number Of very
arge worms, and the second thousands of
small ones. many ot them not quarter of an
inca--in the youngest they seemed to DC con-
sumed, and had the appearance of skin and
shiny matter. repeated tbs dose agreeable
TO the paper Of directors, and they Ill speed
lily recovered good state of health, which
they sill enjoy, though months have near
4 ly 9sansed. since thew were on the borders OF
the grave and the death of the whole seemed
TO be Inevitable.
J. SMITH.
Sworn before me, this Goth day ofSeptsm-
Der, 1929.
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Tofcph Mar.

Jofcph Mandeyi1l.
s'SsHH or KING and 'A"rAx sra,
ALEXASDRIA:
Has received a conslderahy..
dltlon to his Stock,
mn offARS ron SALE.
20 hogsheads, LIST and ID en,r.
20 barrels ) Muscouodo S S~s.'
1000 Id. Green Coffee ''sa'',
5 - tons British Patent Sbo,
BIB No. 9. S"o'
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Chez, /,
40 boxes Mould Candies. wing
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
so ID. Nutmegs.
casks London Il: N, refined saltpsts.,
S ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpowdcr, Imperial, Hyson, ym !, F.,
son, Tyson Skin, and Padre Soucbono IS : Y :
in quarter chests, boxes and cannistersa .''
of which are equal i'll quality to any e,e, 4.''
ported.
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, Ljbo, >
erifTc, AID Malaga Wines. -"
4 few cases Medoc Clagct.
Jamaica, WiAdward-IsLand, and No,s.
Rum.
Cognac, Bordeaux and pech Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiskec.
Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, HAVANA Honey,
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Ckoct late, Ric
Pearl s. Common Barley, Basket Salt Starr
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, Ca.s.. i
mento, Race and Ground Ginger, csvsl
Pepper, CaPers, Mustard, Raisins, Alnat
Currants, Nader, Alum, Cop,tras RI
birthstone, Chalk, British and BrandyFR
Gunpowter, Spanish Segars, Casen4Ish ID
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Lcya'
CARROTS, and Hamijton's Snuff, ,Nrid1gu
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, BED Coz
,ing Lines, &c. *.
rober 10.
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TO PARENTS.
The annexed cases Of cures Performed by
HAMII.TON'S
WORM DESTROYING
LOZEA GES.
/S,Iecfed fro7u yeyu nunerous list,

(Selecfed from a Very numerous hsf,)
ARE presented as indubitable proof of the
excellence and safety of this valuable specific,
for destroying worms in the human stomach
anu lntestineS.
From Mr. Benjamin Williams, No. 80, Bal
timore street, tao doors above south Gay
street.
Ihave son six years of age, who for four
years past, mas been generally in very I'M
healthy state, particularly in summer; fire.
Quently afflicted with alarming CONFUSION
fits, the whole of his little frame wasted fast,
his breath foesid, and almost constant itching
at the nose wan excited, with other alarming
symptoms. During the course OF the above
period, headyice and attendance Of three OF
the most eminent physicians in Baltimore
were successfully procured. Zach OF these
gentlemen. in his turn, declared worms to be
tie cause of the child's disorder, and exhaust
ed his skill in attempting to expel them. Pink
root, steel filings. with a variety of other me-
dicines, were administered without the least
success. 1t was once pronounced impossible
tor the chldt to live many hours.
81 had heard Of your Worm Destroying Lo-
zenges. but with many others did not think
highly OF so cheap medicine, until gentle
maa of my acquaintance Mr.. VIM, 5. Moore,
auctioneerl In whose family they had been
used with good effect, advised me to make
trial of them I accordingly gave my son a
dose agreeable to directions, which soon ex-
PEELED eight large worms, some Of them a.
bout eight inches in length a second dose
brought away four more Of similar size a
third dose being administered, no worms ap-
peared. The child recovered and now enjoys
y good state of health.
BENZ AMIN WILLIAMS.