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Laws on Pleading
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New Hou{e Of Entertalnnlein'.
TvHOMAs RHODES, respectfully M ,bs
4 forms the citizens of Alexandra Es.
public, that he will open A HovsE a. reys
kTERrA1xMENT on the first day OF Ju! 80 90
in commoGious and airy new no", do,.;
Prince-street, sign the Eagle lev us in
above Thomas Swann's dwelling hest
tends to keep constant supply OF W.. a;Il &C.
LIQUORS and PROVISIONS, ana ~ y
cemmodate travellers and others Oh - I'D
derate terms as to make it an ohje@
on him. He will be provided win
hostler and has good stabling for ho''E IN tom
The situation is superior to any :, beins
for the accommodation of travellers mllnp
out of the way of hustle and there -
of he best water at the doors eas
June 81.
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TO HIRE,

BY the monM or gear,
"a NEGRO Man, a sailor --Hc Will be hred
low if taken by the year.
Enquire Of the Printer.
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The Commonwealth Of V,;r.,;n;.

II 4lS " OiishI1ClJ T" "a Itll vi plTTIn,,
II sAe SHIT IT county GngRr,o.
NOU arcahereby con n,andcd to sum-.
i Elisha Janney, Jacob Jaynev, p,%
Care, Bernard Hooe, Jun. Philip Sla,ol.
and Fleming Bates, to ppear al the C: :g;''
III the city Of Richmond Oh lie first d.. F'
the next term, before the Judge of;he s.,
rior Court OF Chan,ety, directed by lar rFs
be holden in tie sac city, l. ansve,,..,,'
exhibited :.gainst then in the s,id court ,L, Il
Green. AID this they shall in no wise
under the penalty of lCol each. And G.,
then there this writ. Witness Peter T;,s,a
clerk of our said Court a, Richmond -.
Goth day Of June, 1909, and, in the SD r.,
of the commonwealth.
Peter Tinney, c. c.
To restrain in the hands Of the defend n,
Jacob Janney, Philip Care, Bernard Hoe
Junior, Philip Slaughter and Fleming Bale,
any money, debts, or effects in their hand,
belonging, or due to, the defendant EIisa
Janney, an absent defendant, until the f,,
Their order Of the court.
Edmund |. Lee,
For the tenp]sl4t
Teste.
PETER T1NsLEY, C. C.
July 7. 2awsm
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e. Entertainment.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he has
opened a House of Entertainment for travel
lers and others, at Colchester Ferry, oppo-
site Woodbridge, where he will keep con-
slant supply of whatever may b necessary an
his line,for the accommodation ofthose who
may favor them with their custom, On the
most moder terms.
VIM. MILAN,
March a.. cost EaW6m.
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Persian Lotion,

Celebrated for the cure of ringworms, tet
crs, and all eruptions of the skin, rendering
it soft and smooth.
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Domestic Manufactures.

TNHE subscriber proposes ercctlng at the
4 Genre Mills, near alexandria, Ma
chine for carding Wool, and expects to have
il ready to run by the 5oth Of the present
month. 1t will card the wool and form it IN
to rolls for the spinning wheel, or into bats
for ha,ters, OF other purposes. The advan-
tage of having wool prepared by these ma
chimes for the purpose Of manufacturing / ITO
warn over that which is carded by hand, is
generally acknowledged, az being the cheap
est and most perfect In Its operation. Those
persons who may incline to give encourage
ment to this establishment, may depend on
the utmost punctuaiily as to time and unre-
United attention in the execution of the work,
The wool when carded into rolls will be pack
ed in such manner as to preserve 1t IN the
most perfect state for spinning, and msy be
transported any reasonable distance without
injury Wool, sent to the carter, must be
clean washed, clear OF burrs, small sticks or
other extraneous matter, aud as ,orted in such
manner as may suit the owner and each
quality shall be kept seperate. The expence
of carding viii be elght cents for t',at which is
made into rolls, 4no .fue cents for bats per IT..
payable at the time of delivering, or payment
will be received in wool of good quality at 40
cents per pound, as may suit the convenience
of the owner.
George Drlnker.
August 49,. co
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VIM. c. Newton,
DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE
Y A K W u q Il S
Patent Waihlng Machine.

First fill the barrel halt full Of your finest
cloths, than fill he bottom of the ReseNGr
with hot suds up to the side planAs, turn ii:
Crank backwards and forwards 50 80 to make
the cIoaths fall the hardest against the sides of
the barrel for about twenty-five minutes, then
use the same suds with little more soap and
hot water fer tie next finest cloa,hs, uniltie
suds arc unfit for use ,ther,,second ycur cloats
in the same way with boiling suis, after u5.
bing little soap Oh the dlrtiest parts Of the
cloatls then riDce them III the rlackus ia
Narril or cold water.
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N O + I C E.

TN OBEDIENCE 10 decree of the Ho-
norable the Circuit Court of the district
of Columbia, for the county of alexandria,
between Lyle, Dalziel, and others, complain
ants and Robert Lgle's heirs, detts. direct
inc the subscriber to take possession of that
portion of the l,al estate of Robert Lyle, the
elder, deceased, allotted to the complainant,
and rent the same ont for the benefit CT the
concerned--I will rent the three story Brick
Store and Dwelling House lately occupied by
Captain Oliver p. Find!ay, on Fairiax~street,
and immediate possession may be had.
G.. Dene0Lc, Comr.
August l9.
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August l9.
Land for SAFE,
GREAT BARGAIN.

r will sell from about fifty to sixty acres Of
i Land lying in this county. and binding
upon the road now opening from Geo. Town
to Alexandria. This land is elegantly situat
ed i'll point of building scites, and has the
further advantage Of being furnished with de-
lightful water, and fren its high elevated ST.
tuation the benefit of tie most sa!ubrious air
If necessary this property will be laid out in
lots SO as to suit those VINO may be inclined
to purchase. Applications to be made to
JOHN LUKE, Esq or to
Charles Alexander,
(Son Of Ph,Hh }
Alex andria County, July 10. d
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Afurther p:cof
CT
Yarwood's useful H,aahins ma.

Yarwood's useful flashing a,o,1
We the subscribers have lopnd
Joseph Yarwcod's Patent Waskin1 ~ IN nd|
to answer fully the in;ended purpose 81
ing cloaths Of every descsip ion, AID day.
-dy recommend them 10 tie public as - .ts
saving of so~p, labor and closlhs. t;s sss
der our hands this day OF June, lsa S,5 ~
(oigned) IVY
Dorothea hrouse, Ca'hinder Calder,
MsCarren, Martha Abercrom5ie, pnb ~, ~
Won, Rebecca Hattersley, Vain 4. D. ue'
Ellzabetn Rllck, !,.He Is. SwaSs. II l hwy
Susanna Rounsaville, I.IizabetEf .5il,cn I X
z4beth SINGER, Nancy Aca, Sarah Esl =
ser, Margaret B. Manleg, Mary q ECU, I,
Mary Steel, Sar.h Filzingh, Mary n,e No.,
Persia hlod kin, Carolina Hopkins, S,, %'i 4
M,henay, elizabeth Muir, civ Rhoudes : !, /
,izabeth ..on:;tien, Atm ..onowdcn, Apn \ a
yies, Mary hogan, Mary slAde, Betsev b. -
her, Mary Smith, Saral, 6. Janney u
With pleasure do return my sincere th,,,
10 the above named ladies, ard MANY osa
who have favored NE with their cergis..
and custom in the purchase Ct Yarwood's p
tent Washing Machine. find them sill )
great demand in this place, but6nding ave..
great scarcity oil plank to answer the purn.
OF making them here, shall in fes ds,, :.
weeks commence making them to The sou,p
ward. But will enceayor 10 supply Others Al !,
short notice after my return | have e.,
now made on hand, which can be had if an.
plicd for soon.
VIM. c. Newton,
assignee OF Joseph Yarwood.
July q.
n. B. Mr. John Troup will su7erlatend tie
making. and supplying customers in nay ss.
seECe.
WIN. c. NEWTON
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Lees Worm-deeroysng Lozenges.

This medicine is superior to any yer Of
fered to the public, being innocent and mild
certain and efhcacious in its operations
Should no worms exist in the body, it will
without pain or gripping, cleanse the sto-'
mach and bowels of whateyeris foul or Often
siye, and thereby prevent the production OF
worms an many fatal disorders.
Lees Grand Rsiloratsve.
Proved by long extensive experience, to
be absolutely unparalleled IN the cure otner-
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Overiccr wanted.

a SOBER, honest, Industrious man, who
n is acquainted with the ordinary Dusi-
ness of farm, and has a small family, may
meet with employment hpon application 10
G.. Alexander.
August %. colt
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OBJ S E r v E.

The following MEDICINE S are sold by
ROBERT GRAY, Bookseller IN King
sfyeet--a,ad By n. KINGSTON, FaiJar-
street, sdlerandrTa.
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant Feyers,
Lees Anti-biliouS Pills,
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:
Is celebrated among the fashionable through.
out Europe as al invaluable cosmetic, per-
fectly innocent and safe, free from corrosive
and. repellent minerals 1.-THE basis of other To-
tionsl and of unparalleled efficacy in prevent
ING and removing hlemishes in the face and
skin, of every kind, it operates mildly with.
out impeding that natural, insensible perspi-
ration. which is SO essential to health, yet its
effects are speedy and permanent, rendering
the skin dellcately soft and clear, improving
the complexion and restoring the bloom OF
youth. Sold at the Bookstore.
The article has on the outside wrapper,
the signature OF 49,
Persons not attending to the above, arc IL
able to be imposed upon.
August 9.
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SEINE ROPE.

TIE subscriber manufactures and has fol
sale, at his house on Washington-street, op.
posits Jaco6 Hofman's sugar refinery, Seine
andHauling Ropes,of all sizes Seine& Sew.
ing rwine Shad & Herring Twine Sack.
ing and Bed Cords, Plough Lines & Traces.
.also, Jared Rope and other Cords.
Jofeph Harper.
Eabra,ar.I
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Dlitrlct OF Columbia,

Alexandria County, SIS.
LIDO hereby certify, that John Childs OF
the county aforesaid, brought before me,
justice OF the peace Tor said county, Stray
Marc, trespassing on his land she is bright
bay, about Ia and half hands high, Small
star III her forehead, her main cropped. about
8 years cid, has a large lump on her left hind
leg, and limps little when rode, aad was
appraised al twenty collars.
Given under my hand. this 2 lst day ofAu-
gust, 1909.
A. FaW.
The owner Of the above mare is dcsi e to
come, prove property, pay charges and take
her away from the subscriber living near tie
falls church, Fairfax county.
John Childs.
August 2l-22. eo3t*
e. 81 Sp;nners. exactly, may
have constant employ and rea-
dy calll for splnnlng ( otton.
Eaqaare Of the Printer.
August %. cost
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vous disorders, consumptions, lovness ofspi-
rits, loss OF appetite, impurity of blood, hys-
terical affections, inward weaknesses, ylo-
lent cramps in the stomach and bad indiges-
tons, melancholy, govt In the stomach,
pains in the; limbs, reaxations, involuntary
emissions, obstinate elects, -four albus Tor
whites, jimpotency, barrenHess &c &c.
Mf0llsble Ague and FeUey DROPS.
For the cure OF agues, remittent and int
misten fevers.
Les.s Genuine Essence s. Extract
of Mustard.
A safe and efiectual remedy for acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt, palsy, lumbago
numbness, white swellings, chilblains,sp rain
bruises, pains in the face andneck, &c.
Lees Souereign Ointment for the Itch.
Which is warranted an infallble remedy at
Que application, and may be used with the
most perfect safety by pregnant women,or on
infants week old, not containing a particle
of mercury ,or any dangerous ingredient what
ever, end is not accompanied with that tor
menting smart which attends the use of other
remedies.
Persian Lotion,
Celebrated for the cure of ringworms, tet
crs, and all eruptions of the skin, rendering
it soft and smooth.
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
A. n, e, III Il nff
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DAMASK LIP SALVE.
Restorassue Powder for the Teeth and
Gums.
Indian Vegetable Specific,

A certain and never failing cure Tor yene-
real complaints.
". B. Each and every medicine above emu
mera.ed, hase directions describing their mode
of use in the most perfect manner.
April 3.
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Les's Genuine Essence s. Extract
of Mustard.

A safe and etiectual remedy for acute and
chronic rheumatism, gout palsy, lumbago
numbness, white swellings, chilblains,sp raif
bruises, pains in the face and neck, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-12-11

of any ofillefe powers; without wheel .efa.
riry for the obiervance OF the hmhar9o, tae
railing it nominally with reipcsR 70 Great
BRIAN alone, would in fa6t, rsile II with re-
fped to all the world"
have the honor 10 requcit yon tn favor
me with fuch expansti as your candor
will at once fugget, in relation to ,hele impu-
ted conversations.
forbear to erprefs to you, iir, the furprils
that is felt at the extraordinary preientons
let forth in this letter of inltructIon, and Ell
pecially at the expectation that tine govern
ment would, as preliminary, recognize CON
tons, two of which are 70 manifeftly ire
concilable to the dignity and inte' eft Of the
u States |, however, wonlJ remark, that
had you deemed it proper TO have eommun.
Gated ia sxtea5o this letter, it would have been
impoilibe for the PRECEDENT to have perceiv-
cd ia lis conditions or in its fpirit, tina, oouci-
la,ory diipoiition which had been profeiied,
and which it was hoped, had really e,ified.
| have the honor 10 be, &c.
(Signsd) K. SMITH.
TIE Han. DsVid M. E,Ens, &c.
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AMERICAN CONSULATE.
ToNNINGEN, Get. q

ToNNINGEN, Get. 9TH, 1909.
l feel it my duty to announce to
you, that new Royal Order was
yeiterday received by the collector OF
this port, augmenting the tranfmit
duty from one to four per cent. and
that according to the contribution,
given by the collector, to this order,
the new duty is to be levied on all
goods net actually exported, although
long |ince entered and declared for
expectation.
This is conceived to be deftruc-
tive and unjuit application of the law,
and fuitable remonitrances, official
as we'll as individual, have been made
to the chamber of culfoms at Copen-
hagen; in the meantime, the con.
clulive argument of poheilion, is en-
ployed to compel the immediate pay
ment of the new duty.
1t may be ufeful to make this
known to our merchants.
am,very RESPECTFULLY. your obedi-
ent fervant, M. FORBES.
To the Collector of the
Port Of Philadelphia.
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Felloqv- Citisens Of tie Seuafe, and
cfthe Hone Of RepretSntative,,
At the period of our Ian meeting, had
the fatisfaetion of communicating an adj
juitment with one of the principal belli-
gerent nations, highly important in itielf,
and ftiil more 70, as prelaging a more ex-
tended accommodation. IL is with deep
concern, am new to inform you, that the
favorable p, oipee has been overloaded, by
refulal the Britiih government to abide
by the aSt of its Mini6er Plenipotentiary,
and by its enfuing policy towards the
u. States, as ieen through the communi-
cations of the mini0er ient to replace him.
Whatever pleas may be urged for diia-
vowsl of engagements formed by diplomat
ic fun6tionaries, in cafes where by the terms
OF the engagements a mutual ratification is
reierved or where notice al the time may
have been given, of a departure from in
ttructions; or in extraordinary cafes, Ell
ftntiaily violating the principles of equity;
diavowal could not have been appre
hended i'm a cafe, where no fuch notice or
violation exiled where no iuch ratifca-
ton was releryed and more Especially.
where, rs is now in proof, an engagement,
to be executed without any fuch rattica-
ton, was contemplated by the initruttIons
given, aud where IL had, with good faith,
been CARRIED into immediate execution, on
the part OF ,ht United States.
1hefe considerations not having refrain
ca the Bri,iih government from dIiavowing
the arrangement by virtue OF which its
Orders in Council were to be revoked, and
the event authorizing the renewal of com
mercial intercourie, having thus not taken
place it Wc,hariIy became queaion of
equal urgeucy and importance, whether
the att prohibiting that intercoulic was not
10 be conlideted as remaining in legal force.
This queflion being, after due deli5cra.
ton, determined in the affirmative, proc
lamation to that effect was Iilued. Ii
could net bat happen, however, that re-
turn to this Gate of things, from that which
had followed an execution ct the arrange
ment by the United States, would involve
difficulties. With a view to dminilh thelc
as much as poilible, the inNrutions from
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9HitiaI Correspondence.
DOCUMENTS
ACCOMPANYING THr PRESIDENTS mrssAor.
Late, from Mr.. ERsKIss, 10 TIE Seastary d
0fafs


Litter from M, ERsKIss, TO TIE Secretary Of
STATE.
WASHINGTON, JULY 81, 1902
SIR have the honor TO incofe 10 you a
copy of an order, which was pafed by his
Majeffy in Council on the 24,h of May Ian.
In communicating this Order, II is with the
deepeft regret tina, have to inform you, that
His Majelty has pot thought proper to con-
firm the late provi6onal agreement which I
had entered into with you on the part of our
REFLECTIVE governments.
Neither the protest time, nor the occahon,
will afford me favorable opportunity far ex
planning to you the grounds and reaions upon
which conceived ] had conformed to His
Msjeily's wfhes, and to the ipirit, at leaf, of
my inltruetions upon that fubjeet; nor, in
deed, would any vindication of NY condua,
(whatever may have to offer) be of any i'm
portance further than as IT might tend to
hew that TO intention eKifted on my part to
prsetife any deception towards the govern
ment of the u. S.
| have The falisfsttion, however to call your
attention to that part of the incloied Order,
which protects the commerce and chipping
of the IT, S. from the injury and inconven-
iencies which might have ariien 10 American
citizens from a reliance on the proviiional a.
greement before mentioned and | cannot
but eherifh hope, than no further bad COME.
quenees may reiult from an arrangement
which had fully believed would have met
with His Msjelys appreciation, and weud
have led to a complete and cordial underiian-
ding between the two countries
With fentimenu of the highra reflect and
confederation, have The honor u be, Sir,
your molt obedienl humble fefs<ns,
ID. NJ FRSKiNE.
The Hon. Robert Snh5. So. tTs. ge
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nine millions % d5Ila-s) have enabled Is ~
fn.6l all our engagements, and 10 deifay inc
current erponses Of government without re-
curing 10 any loan But the mteeuiiy OF our
commerce. and tie coniequent dlminuuon OF
she public revenue, will probably produce
deficiency in the receipts OF the eniuing year
for which, and for other details, refer TO the
natement which viii DC tranimitted from the
rreafury.
Ia the f}a,e which has been p-elentee OF
our affairs with the great parties to q lai-
trous and protraGted war, carried on IN a
mode equally injurious aud unjuit to the o''
tad States As a neutral nation, the wiidom oil
The National Legislature will be again FUN
noned 10 the important decihon OF the alter
natives before them. That the!e will he met
in fpirit worthy the councils OF NATION,
confcious both of It's reetitnde and OF its rights,
and careful As well of II, honor as OF IT'S peace
have an entire confidence. And thar the
reiult will be itamped by unanimity becsm
ing the sccafon, and be fuppoded by every
portion Of our ciizens, with patriotiin en-
iighiened and invigoraied by experience,
ought as little to be doub'cd.
In The midi of the wrong. aud vexations
experienced frOfR etteIhai eduiee, NV 20
much room for congratulation on the PROPER
ity and happinef. flowing from our htuation
at home The bleiIing of health has never
been more univerial. The fruits OF the lea
fons, though in particular articles and dlitricts
1Aort of their uiual redundancy, are more
than fufficient for our wants aud cur comforts.
The face of our country every where pre-.
tents the evidence of laudable enterprise, OF
er eniive capital, and of durable improvement.
In cultivation of the materials, and the ex-
teniion of ufeful manufactures, more eipecia'
ly in The general application 10 houiehold fab
RIGS, we behold a rapid dminution of our
dependence on foreign fupplies. Nor Is II
u,1 worthy of reflection, that the revolution IN
our purfuts and habits is in no flight degree a
coniequence of thoie impolitic and arbitrary
edies, by which the contending nations, IN
endeavouring each of them 10 obilrut our
trade with the other, have 10 far abridged our
means of procuring the productions and man.
ufactures, of which our own are now taking
the place.
Recolleeting always, that for every advan-
tage which may contribute to diitingufh our
lot, from that TO which others are doomed by
the unhappy fpirit of the times, we are in
debted 10 that Divine Providence whole good.
nefs has been 70 remarkably extended to this
Ring nation, il becomes US to cheriih de-
vout gratitude, aud to imp.ore from the fame
omnipotent fource bleiiing on the eonfulta-
lions and meaiures about to be undertaken for
the welfare of our beloved country.
AN1Eu M nTCnN
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q" pAIMpoL, SEPT. II, 1909.

AlMPNIs sri / - ivy
"lwas bur yeiterday tina, | was
certain OF your being at tie IeSel,
and | am now truly forty to inform
YOU Of my being in this part of the
world, in TIE iituation that | am at
prefent. was captured on the 10th
of Auguft nearly abreait the Eddy
lione, bound to Tonningen, by a
priyateer Belonging TO ST. Maloes, by
name Jean Bart, a lugger mounting
one carriage gun, a one P1aneier and
20 men, about the iize of my long
boat, and brought into this place
where | now have been 90 days, and
it is but thrse days iince have been
allowed liberty to go out of my fhip.
My officers and men have been
marched all off to Morlaix and there
con Aimed in p,iEn, they could not
treat US worfe if we were prifoners
of war. Had been bound to Eng
land | fhould not think 10 much of
it, but being bound to an allies port,
it is CALLING to be thus treated | am
here, and here | mutt remain, for |
cannot obtain panport TO go out of
this place they have difcharged my
cargo and put it into magazines, un-
Ger the locks and keys Of the COM
milioners Of marine"