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ANTI.COpENHAGEN.

1t must be, gratifying to the American peo-
pie, that the confidence which has been re-
posed in its executive, with a decision of
numbers and declaration of principle, as the
foundation of that confidence it must be
peculiarly grateful, after the examples of for
bearancc and magnanimity so long and re.
pcatedly given, that the executive, has at
length marked the point beyond which inso-
lcncc should not be suffered to travel after
injury, and aggravate it.
Had the tenth congress behaved with the
same, firmncss towards the trsitorous conspi-
rators to the eastward I; had that body spurn-
ed the degrading spirit which preached up
the humiliation Of the nation and the degrade
tion Of the laws, before the frowns of profit
gate combination of foreign emissarics and
domestick traitors, the neutral rights Of A
merica would now be untrammelled on the
ocean, and VIC should have maintained the
high character of virtue which the admins
tration of Je6crson had established. Madison
has however fulfilled the expectations which
were formed from the school in which he was
bred, and the talents which in his former sta
fion he had displayed and the country has
,ecH placed on high ground by the magnani-
nous eandour with which he closed and acted
upon the agreement with Mr.. Erskine the
\ voice Of faction and the fears Of the timid
were alike tremulous, on the arrival Of the
irilisA minister, Mr.. Jackson; the .)acnous,
ferful Of the rejection of an cmissary SO no
tnrisx ,and thereby the blasting Of their hopes
and the cessation of their stipcnds the tim
id, those Sayering beings, whom every wind
disturbs-vhom every rumour ruffies vibra-
ted bctweenthe apprehended dangers of the
refusal or si6rccePtion Of such character
forgetting tina just men, and virtuous peo-
pie, never hav. less to fear than from the a
gcncy of men Who are SO Notorious it was by
the supple, Stimulating, secret, intriguing in
sldiousness Of aLisfos, that we were so long
disgraced Merry, schoolcd N iniquity as he
was,could do no harm, for he blundcred forth
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GEORGE CHAMPI.IN is dead AT the
age of III years, he has closed his moral, and
religious. and political career. Few men
were better acquainted with human nature,
and few men have more usefully and success
fully exercised human talents. There was
time when his influence, like torrent, was
almost irresistible; and even in the decline
of life, and almsst at the very borders Of the
grave, that influence was commanding.
= CHANPLIN has retired TO the world Of
spirits, ard the love of his friends, and the
regrets Of society have gone with him there.
CHAMPLIS is dead and poverty and wealth,
and religion and virtue, his town and his
state will long mourn over his loss.
To the banking institution Of which he
was President, he added cclebrity--and Of
the religious society with which he WAS as
sociatcd, he was the pride and the patron
! The Artillery company long boastcd Df him
as member, and have honoured him with
their attention-they have paid their last tri-
I, butte of respect to his departed spirit--their
last expression Of gratitude for his liberality.
1t is to the honour of CnAMPLIN, that al
though his merits were unqucstionable, and
his influence commanding, he had never
sought an Office OF profit, nor accepted one
which he disgraced. ~
Although differing with him on political
subjects, we disdain to lessen his virtues, and
sincerely lament the departure Of SO much
excellence and worth. In private life We
have ever considered him amiabIc, honest,
cnterprizing and humane. In publiek life,
although we have sometimes thought him
mistaken, We have ever thought him yirtuous,
and well-ntcntioncd.
While he was in Office lie certainly display
ed abilities --whcr he retired from il, Inc was
universally respected.
We have never been under obligations 10
Mr.CuAMrLIx--we have neither participat-
ed in his bounty, nor have We sapportc Ibis
poIiticks indeed it has been oil,erwisc--but
we have ever revcrenccd virtue, wherever it
was found, and respected talents, whoever
nigh. be their possesso,lr. II is with plea
sure and pride then we pay this last tribute
to the memory Of great and good man.
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his contura:cy IS il he had been man y
wars purser or paymastcr Erskine cam
with TIC weight of his fathers reputation
and good stock Of private worth o, nis own
these men were known and their various
modes of action also {; but when JACKSON
came, the aegoeiafor Of cohenhagsn, then IN
deed it required little sagacity to perceive
that in the very effort Of Canning 20 sfres7
contempt afsOn as By employing such an asenf'
our own government was doubly fortified IN
its Justice, and in the confidence OF the peo-
pie.
Jackson has endeavoured to treat the A
merican government with insult, he expected
il would have been again borne--it was repel-
led and could be borne no longer. The
course pursued is equally hcnonrablc to AIR
Secretary S1;iA, and crcditable 10 the virtue
and independence of our country. Ii the
eleventh Congress acts but with equal dignity,
our national character rcgains what it had
lost. Nf .7urora.j
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MARINE LIST.


Es;cred--Ship Hazard Eldcrhn, Isle Mays; Drig
Polly, Tha,cher Port Antonio Schooner Mount
Vernon, Shove, New-york do. Dolly, Tinin gh.Si,
Hayanns do Paragon, iIunnings. Ocracoke sloop
pEia |; do Heury Barlow, Tappaiianock |; do. Sally.
hai Ncw-Yofk. do. Huntrrss, Earl, do; do God i<n
Arc. y.otrcl do do, Express. Wood, do; do Coz
necticut. Csrr, do 90 Two Friends, BrowncH, 8o.;
do Fame, Walden, do. ~
ton. IS c), schooner rsdersl, Gardner, ST. Jago dc
Cuba. do Liberty. Nichols, RicSmond, sloop Fame,
Davis, New-York; t,,.
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VALUABLE STAND.

FOR SALE, .aT PU.BLICK .qUC7,To.v.
On the First MONDAY of December next.
lynof Previously disposcd Of al pripafe soss,
THE Dwelling House and Lot OF the
u Subscriber, corner OF Tzanes and Pelham
street, directly opposite Mr.. TowxsESp's Coffee
House: The great advantagcs'cf tiis stand for any
kind OF business whatever, are too we'll known to re-
quire particular recommendation TO claim the at
tcntion of any who may wish TO purchase cFort terms.
(Which will be libcrsi,) apply to
DAVID MELVILLE.
Ee,vborf, Oct 25
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DIED,

AT Tirerson, on the 9Th inst. Mr.. JOSH DEvEy-
ronr. in che 10Th year Of his age.
In Hiiningfon, SAMUEL WHITE, Esq. for a long
TINE past a member Of the United States Senate
from Defcsyare. M
AZ Brosiiyn, (xew.ycrk) Mrs. MooRr, relic, Of
Thomas w. Moore, Esq late his Brtanaick Majcs-
ty's yiceScounc;l for this State.
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In the c'coursc. OF the correspondencc,w
1t seems, has taken place between the Secre-
tary of state and Mr.. Jackson, we understand
that MrJackson had stated that the despatch
from MIR. Canning to Mr. Erskine of the 2Sd
January, was the only despatch by which the
conditions were prescribed to Mr.. Erskine
for the conclusion of an arrangement with this
country on the matter to which it related
that MIR Smith in his reply had assured Mr.
Jackson that no such declaration had ever be-
fore been made to the government t,and added,
that if that despatch had been communicated
at the time of the arrangement, or if it had
been known that the propositions contained
In it were the only ones on which he was ail-
thorised to make an arrangement, the ar
rangement would not have been made--that,
Notwithstanding this assurance, Mr.. Jackson
in his next letter indccorously used Language,
implying that Mr.. Erskine instructions were
at the time made known to this government
that in Mr.. Smiths answer an intimation
was distinctly given to him that such an in
sinuation was inadmissiblc and especially after
the explicit asscrvation of this government
that they had no such knowledge, and that
with such knowledge, such, an arrangement
would not not have been madc---.hat in Mr..
Jackson's next letter, the same gross insinu-
alton having been reiterated, and even aggra-
waited, it only remained in order to preclude
opportunities, which had been thus abused,
to inform Mr.. Jackson, as Mr.. Smith did,that
no further communications would be recciv-
ed from him and that the necessity of this
determination would without delay be made
Known to his government, with an assurance
to it, at the same time, that ready attention
would be given to any communications affec-
ting the interest Of the two nations through
any other funrtionary that may be substituted.
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STOVE PIPES,

nF TIN, or sheet IRON. Of any
" length or s'ze, made by the Subscriber, ~ his
Shop one door west Of Mcssrs. J. MoSsoE & Co.'S
Grocery Stcre,.7so, Tin Ware Cor sale no cheap as
can be purchased in dis state. The ssrasles savour
gratefully acknowledged.
y. b. Cash given for old Pewter and Lead
NATHANIEL MACON.
Newport, Nov. I, 1909
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FOR SALE, OR TO LET.
A DWELLING HOUSE and she

L n situated at the corner Of Second.yreef, Point.
now occupied by Mrs MARrnv SAfrm. Said
improved in the Grocery Line, for nearly thirty
years. The house is in excellent repair, aud con-
tains every necessary convenience.
For particulars and terms apply to
WIN. DOUGLASS.
No. 20, Broaf Street.
.Aezubarf. Mn %. 1909
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NEWPORT:
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. %, 1909.

FROM THE NATIONAL rsrILLIoEscrR.
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A N e'cgart Mahogany BILLIARD
IA TABLE, almost new, with all its apparatus
Enquire at this Office.
Aeyperf, Nor. 1.
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GEO. BENNER, Junior,

mo- Duuu-SllSCt3 HliuNCipnlds
* Mr.. Charles Myers, Hamstead-Hill, near
Baltimore, had been long time dangerously
EinGisposcd, and was reduced to the lowest
state of weakness, insomuch that his recovery
appeared extremely doubtful. His complaints
which seemed to be affections of the breast
and lungs, and general debility occasioned
thereby, yielded little, but rather progressed
under the treatment Of several eminent ply
sicians; when by the use of Hamilton's E.
lixir, his distressing cough was Immediately
alleviated, and every other symptom perfectly
ssubdued Four or FIVE bottles entirely re-
moved his complaints and restored him to an
excellent state of health and strength, which
8 he has for upwards ola ear past, enjoyed
IS without interruption.
From Luthsr Martin, esq. late attorney gene
rat Of Maryland.
Icomply with your request in stating my
opinion of Hamilton's Elixir. 1t has been us
ed in my family for two or three years past
With uniform success, whenever coughscolds
or similar complaints have rendered medi-
cine necessary. have myself found it an ex-
cenent and agreeable remedy fora very pain
full and troublesome affection of the breast, &C
,companied VITA soreness, and with obstrnctee
i. and difficult breathing.
On these accounts do not hesitate to re-
sscomlHend Hamilton's Elixir as valuable me
,ticine, and deserving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
ALSO,
: ,Hansllton's Worm Destroying Lo
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VOYAGES AND TpAV,
BY JOHN PtNKERTON
AUTHOR OF MODERN GEoGRApuy ,
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IN ten Or twelve volumes, each Containing
tween eight and nina hundred pages ofLt
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siderably enhanced.
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valuable work by subscri plion, will be pu
lishedin The last volume.
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volume.
~ SUBSCRIPTIONS received6y J4u
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July 7.
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7 A K w L q u ; S
Patent Waiting Machine.

HE subscriber continues to manufaCu]
i Yarzvood's pa.tnt NaaAluy Aacla|
which by daily experience proves 10 apsG
the intended purpose, and for Which tie a
mand is great. He has already disposed
his right to the state Of Maryland, and soa
counties in Virginia, and is Hing to dispa
of rights for counties in the different states
the southwark of tine Potomac river, and ii
for the territory of Louisiana. Masten
vessels will find ii particularly useful.
VIM. &. Newton,
Assignee Of Joseph Yarwood
.A/isrtAer Ilroof Of Yarwood's usefml WASH
Machine.
We the subscribers have found, on trAl
Joseph Yarwood's Patent Washing Ma:hHi
TO answer fully the intended purpose oivas
ing cloaths OF every description, and dohel'
by recommend them to the public as gre
saving of soap, labor and cloaths. Givenul
der our hands this day OF June, 1902
(Signed)
Dorothea Krouse, Cathinder Calder, Al
M'Carrcn, Martha Abercrombie, Ruth w
Won, Rebecca Hattersley, Valinda BROW
Elizabeth Black, Jane b Swami, II. DC
Susanna Rounsaville, Elizabeth Wilson II
zabeth Snyder, Nancy kell, Sarah helset
ger, Margaret Is. Msnley, Mary tendl
Mary Steel, Sarah FiSzhugh, Mary DuHeF
Any rsonwho wishes to purchase reait
made Machines, can be supplied by caiyf
on the subscriber or John ziouh, who Is no.
manufacturing them on Alfred street, AfT
andria.
wish to employ from IS to 90 hands v.
can work at the Joiuers' business-also ! W
sell out my Grocery Store at the Poton
bridge, if applied to soon for which IA
give short credit on part; or | will "a
plank in part pay. The purchaser can h.
the store house which is good stand tor "
siness.
llvu G NEWTON
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July IL.
lust RECEIVED.

From PAiladelhhia,s6y cahsain hand,
First quality bottledCiuer by the dozen OF
single bottle--a parcel OF Market Baskets Of
different sizes.
Ind by tie Schooner Dolphin, from New-Proa
Dde,.ce,
Pine Apples and Lines in excellent or
der.
AID IN STORE,
Fresh Raisins by the box
Young Hyson and dyson Tea-fresh.
Rhode Island Cheese.
New York Flax.
First quality Cavendish Chewing Tobacco.
Smithtield Bacon, Hams, shoulders, and
Middlings.
Excellent Table Fish for family use.
herring and Shad In barrels, and
First quality Cider Vinegar for picking,
together with other Groceries.
Abel Willis.
July Z. coat
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10 al SheriES, Mayors, Sergsants, BaiAfs,
of VIRGINIA Ito zvit,
~ OMPLAlNT having been made this day
~ to me, justice of the peace for the
county of Fairfax, by James Wigsinton, de-
putty sheriff of Said county, that John Bicksler,
who was recognised to appear before the court
of the aforesaid county, for keeping disor-
derby house, retailing spurious liquors with
out licence, and suffering unlawful gaming IN
his house, in the county aforesaid, and he be-
ing surrendered by his surcties to the county
court aforesaid, at June term last, and ordered
into the custody OF the sheriff by the said
court, and whilst the sheriff was engaged in
the discharge of his duties in the said court,
the said John Bicksler made his escape, and
is now going at large-Ihese are therefore in
the name of the commonwealth, to require
you, and every of you,in your respective coun-
ties, cities, towns and precincts, to seize and
retake the said John Bicksler, and him SO re.
taken to commit to the prison where debtors
are usually kept in the county where he is so
retaken, and deliver him to the keeper there
of; together with this Warrant, hereby COM
handing and requiring the said keeper te re-
ceive the said John Ricksler, and him safely
to keep in the said Jail, without bail or main
prize, until satisfaction be made to the COM
monweal;h of Virginia,or otherwise dischars-
ed by due course of law and to return this
wrrrant to the court of the said county of air
fax, pursuant to the act ofthe general assem-
| bly, in that case made and provided.
Given under my hand and seal this 9TH day
ofJuly, 1907
George Summers, &. So
I July 10. cost.
| NB The subscriber will give a reward of
TEN DOLLARS to any person who will de
liver said Bicksler to the sheriff Of seid coun-
ty, or commit aim to the Jail thereof.
Jas. Wlgglnfton. D. S.
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N . T l c Z.

ELIShA IAAAEY having by his lndp]
ture duly executed and dated the 18th y
OF last month, conveyed to the subsC'D
the whole of his estate real personal x NV
ed, IN trust for the purpose of disposl.
he same and applying the proceeds tnstl
to the payment of his debts-all those
debted to the saidEHshaJanney,by bond n
note, or book account, are hereby requs,'.
to settle the same with MIR. Michael I"'i
and those who have claims against the !.
janney, will be pleased to render them WI sd
80 days from this date, to the said Ceary "!
may be found at the said Jannev's counus,
room on his wharf, and Is duly author
for that purpose by a.,
Richard NJ. Scott, 7fger :
June 9. Nv
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/ libIe cure for the Itch. ever every other am
the certainty Of cure by single application
| the ingredients being SO innocent Cato beap-
piled with perfect safety to the tenderest in
liant and its being not only free from an Of
! tensiye smell, but equally agreeable with the
pleasantest pomatnm.
! The proprietor solemnly atiirms that this
Ointment doth not contain particle OF brim-
stone, mercury, or any injurious Ingredisn'
whatever
HAHSs' TRUE AND GENUINE
GEPAAN CORN PLASTER,
An infallible remedy forCorns, speedily re-
moving them root and branch without giving
pain.
TIE Genuine Persian Lotion,
The Restorative Powder for the
Teeth and Gums.
H0hn'S Genuine Eye Water.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the
eyes.
HAHN'S ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS,
Celebrated for the mildness OF their opera
ton, sc for being the best known remedy for
lancesing the stomach and bowels
Hamllton's Essence and Extract
Of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swelling,
Numbness, sc.
Tooth Ache Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief,in the most
severe instances.
The Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure of every kind ofheat ache.
The Damask Lip Salve.
BE- TAKE NOTICE.-That limitations
of the above medicines are for sale in this
town--therefore please to apply only to jas.
Kennedy, SEN Bookseller, King-street, Alexa.
who has long been sole agent for the sale OF
the genuine preparations. AS further secu-
rity ag.inst imposition, each genuine article
has on its outside wrapper, the signature Of
Hannah Lee,
WIDOW Of the late Prsiarietor.
March I
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FWM. C. NEWTON
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SEINE ROPE.

THE subscriber manufactures and has FOR
sails, at his house on Washington-stseet, op.
posite Jacob Hofman's sugar refinery, Seine
andHauling Ropes, of all sizes; Seine& Sew
ing Twine Shad * Herring Twine Sack
ing and Bed Cords, Plough Lines < Traces.
Also, Tarred Rope and other Cords.
Jofeph Harper. #
February 2. !.
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Valuable PROPERTY tor Sale.
July T..

Pursuant to deed oil trust made by IL sHA
JANNEY 10 the subscriber lor The benefit OF
his creditors, will be exposed to public
sale, before the tavern door or Zacharia h
w ard, III the town OF Occoqaan, at Twelve
O'Clock, OH FRIDAY, the twenty first of
next month
I hat valuable MILL-SEAT,
the property OF the said Janaey, situate In the
said town Of Occoquan. On this sclte was c.
rected, about ten years ago, spacious three
story brick mill house, which ever since has
been occupied IS manufacturing mill until
about five weeks ago II was destroyed by tire:
the stone work of the mill and considerable
part of the brick work still stands and would
be found sufficiently substantial to erect new
work upon it--considerabie part OF the Iron
work would also answer tor new mill, which
might with these aids be erected In time to
grind the growing crop OF wheat. / ne adj
vantages appertaining TO this valuable proper
ty which in the uliest season never wants wa
ter, are SO generally known as hardly to aeed
a particular enumeration. Suffice II to state,
that it is situated i'll a healthy and Houllshlng
little town at the falls OF Occoquan river,
bout 10 miles south OF Alexandria, Oh the
great stage road leading from north TO south,
in the heart oil fine wheat country, and has
navigable tide water to the n.iil door where
vessels HAY conc OF sufficient burthen 10 car
ry 40 TO 500 barrels OF flour.
ALSO,
1T tie same time and hIAce will be erhosed TO
sale,
The LANYARD and the I'm.
proven thereon, which are calculated for
the carrying on the tanning business to ao-
vantage and on large scale, together with
the stock Of Leather, sc. on hand.
ALSO,
vii be eafsosed for sale, at the same time and
tiace,
One undivided Molety Of a
Tract Of LanJ, containing about SEQ acres,
situate on the north side of the Occoguan IL
YER, very valuable from the quantity of fine
timber which it contains
Terms Of sale for the real property will
be-Ten per cent on the purchase money
payable within 60 days by negotiable notes
we'll endorsed-for the residue credit will
be given OF one, two and three years on equal
payments with interest from the date, and
deed oftrust upon the property to secure the
payments will be required.
For further particulars, those who may de-
sire to pun chase will be pleased to apply 10
Mr.. Nathaniel hNicoft, at Occoquan, or to the
subscriber at Bush-Hill, near Alexandra.
Richard NJ. Scott, 1Tui2ee.
June 10. Slawts
I
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1Hamllton's Worm Destroying Lo.
NZengeS.
ITCH CURED

BY Z using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons and
families who are suffering under this disease
against the infection of which no person in
safe) that if this ointment is used at night SO
going to bed, it never fails to perform cure
by the following morning, as thousands who
have used it during the nj sc last years cantes-
ify., The peculiar sxselleney's sfhis infal-
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Offered for Kent.

The HOUSE on tAe corner of Prince and
St. Asaph streets, lately occupied by Mr..
Benjamin Rickets.
This property is in good situation and the
building very convenient, and has lately been
put in excellent repair. Apply to w. Smith,
Esquire, of Dumfries, or to
Robert Young.
June 80. colt
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e. Removal.
June 80.

The subscriber intends to remove from
Dumflies to the town of Stanton, Augusta
county, Virginia, about the last of the pre-
sent month. Those who have confded busi-
ness to his care, will please apply to PAiHt
Harrison, or WflIam II G.. Dade, who are
in possession of their papers and particularly
informed of the state OF their suits.
John II. Peyton.
Dumfries, June 6-N6j eolat J
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Rsvsy- Farm to Rent.


r AN authorised to rent in divisions, that
l part Of the late General Naslington's es-.
tate called RIVER-FARM. The fertility,
to say nothing of the commanding situation
of this place, is sufficient to excite the attcn-
ton OF farmers
WIN. II. FOOTE.