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ners, comprising in the whole from to 800 900
men. With this force the house of Austria sup
posed herself TO be sure OF victory. She enter
tanned hope of shaking the power OF France II
ever her whole force were united. Bur her ar
mics are notwithstanding reduced TO one iou''h
part Of her original strength, while the French
army has been encreased to double the number II
consisted of at Ratisbon.
la the castle OF Graiz, twenty pieces Ct ord
nance have been found.
The castle of Sachenbcrg, situated on the from
tiers Of he Tyrol, has surrendered to Gen. kusco.
The Duke of Dantzic has entered Tyrol with
81, 900 r,en. lie has occupied Lotcrs, and dis
armed all the inhabitants /; he mus, by this time
be at Insptuck.
Gen. Thelman has entered Dresden.
The Duke of Abrantes is in Bayreuth and has
pushed mis- advanced guard to the frontiers Of Boz
hernia.
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TlIIRTlETu BULLETIN.

~, VIENNA, JAY 30.
Inc 9th army, which was commanded by the
Prince ct Ponte Corvo, was dsbanded on the
8'h INST The oaxons, who formed part Of il,
are under command of General REGIMEN. The
Prince OF Ponte Corvo is gone to use the waters
In the battle Of Nagram, the village oi that
name was carried on the 9th, between ten and
eleven o'clock, and the glory of this successful
enterprise is due TO the corps Of Marshal Oudi-
not.
The House of Austria took the field this cam
pagn with 62 regiments OF the line. 70 reyi-
ments of cavalry. II regiments of grenadle,s,
tour free corps or legion, making in the whole
$4,000 men; so bAttslions militia Gland
"hres) commanded by antien, officers, exerci-
sed 20 mouths; 40 900 men Of the Hungarian
instruction, and $4,000 horse artillery, ana nj,
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under the control Of Napoleon--are these
dependencies of France Bonaparse claims
Spain and its colonies for brother 1osee =
by virtue of a deed of conveyance from its
silly monarch-arc these dependencies Of
France Portugal is defended by Eng
gland oritMould bea dependency OF Francs
lis it dependent on the Engiisa tor its ex
istence as q nation--will@it not therefore b.
considered as q dependency Of England =
All the countries on the Mediterranean ar
under the control OF Bonaparte or under
the protection of Britain, and Of conrse
they are dependent on one or other Of tins
nations. Where then are we to trade-to
Sweden and Brazil ! Othe mighty benefit
OF raising the embargo, and passing anon
intercourse.
Washington Ted.
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ADDRESS TO PITY.

HAIL! gentle Pity, social pow'r,
Which cLear'st Affections darkest hour,
Still dwell within my breast
Still may my eyes with tears o'erflow
At scenes of wre1chedness and woe,
Where Virtue is distressed:
Thou cans't, at deeds Of sabled woe,
Compassion wake, bid tears to flow,
And tenderness prevail;
Ev'n pictur'd sufferings move thy soul,
And more we feel thy soft control,
Attend the tragic tale.
But most thy energy's display'd
When man implores thy timely aid,
In eloquence of woe;
For man we feel such kindred .,es,
AS force our hearts to sympathize,
Our charity to flow.
Yet still, like every virtuous deed.
Compassion brings its fairest need
For succoring the distressed;
The pearl that shines in PHYS eye,
ENceis the gems that gold can puy,
And makes its owner bless'd.
Such are the sorrows which are felt,
WIENER the souls constrained to melt,
And comfort to smpart;
A bliss which language can't define,
A JOY which borders on divine,
Diiates the human heart.
Say, car the wealth of worlds bestow
Such comforts as our bosoms know,
Whenever we give relief;
Whene'er our timely aid can dry
The tear that vets the orphans eye,
Or sooth the widows grief.
The tender heart that yields to thee,
Shall still be blest, It's Heay'n's decree,
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January 2l.
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
FEBRUARY ii, 1909.

ORDERED,
That the following persons be appoin ed
Commissioners for experimenting the cleo
lions 10 be held in the different wards of the
town on Tuesday the 9Th Of March next, for
the purpose Of electins members of the Com
mon Council for the ensuing year, viz,
For he first Ward
Samuel Harper, John Muncaster, John
Hunter.
For tie second Ward.
Matthew Sex Smith, Andrew Flemming,
Robert Anderson.
For The f&ird W,ard.
Abraham Faw, William Newton, Andrew
Scolfeld.
Fer the .fouyM Hard.
John Stewart, James Lawrason, Ferdinand
Marsteller.
The election for the fist ward to be held at
Mr. John I.omax's tavern, on Prince street
for the second ward at the council chamber
for the third ward at Mr.. Hodgkin's tavern
and for the fourth ward at Mr.. Edward Jacobs
corner Of St. A saph and Duke streets.
Jas. M. M'Rea, &C,
January 10 "
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e. The Committee OF Coun-

C. The Committee OF Coun-
Gil appointed for the relief of the Poor i've
notice, that they will attend at the Ccuncil
Chamber, on MONDAY next and Oh every
succeeding Monday during tAe inclrment sea-
son, between the hours of 10 and o'clock,
for the purpose of distributing to those who
stand in need.
Donations for the use of the poor, will be
thankfully received of those who may be
pleased to furnish them, either 20 the commit.
tee, or to James Harris, clerk of the market.
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N O 7 | G. E.

HE members ofthe Washinefou C5eiety
4 of Alexandria, are hereby notified, thar
the anniversary meeting of the Sad Society,
will be held at Mr.. Caton's hotel, in Aiexan-
dria, on Wednesday the PC day of tiis
month, at | o'clock, in The forenoon, where
the members are requested 70 attend ;the So-
ciety will move in procession at "a O'Clock to
the Episcopal Church, where a Sermon viii
be delivered by the Rev Dr. L7tay, Chaplain
to the Society The different Uniform com
panies Of Militia are respectfully invited to
Join In the celebration Of tie Day.
BY order of the Standing Committee.
G. Deneale, oecIy.
February IS.
- The Gentleman appointed to deliver
an Grafton has been prevented BY indispositioR
from preparing himself for that day
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ries or convenience of life, particularly
when Its independence and glory should be
ut at stake.
these circumstances have favored one of
the greatest scourges of commerce, snug
cling. But it has been strongly represssd.
s ne government is preparing new means
agalnsss this foe to the public revrnne, and
national industry the great emoiunlent it
procuses c1cites the most ardent cupidity.
'hQse Wh6 ou@ht ro ~ he honoreel with
the appreciation of merch,n .s,iess We should
degrade comm rec, are still devoting them
selves 70 criminal speculations they think
that they are only Drawing the shame of an
ordinary transgrcssion !; but the public IN
dlgnation and vengeance will overrake them
and teach them that under circumstances
where the nation employ for its defence, in
an unexampled war, the introduction or all
commercial relations with the enemy, the
violations is all hostile declaration, true
alliance wish this same enemy that conse-
quently every smuggler renounces the be-
neft OF the municipal laws to be subjected
solely to those ofW war, and that he ought to
dread the terrible and rapid application Of
those laws which authorize the invasion Of
MS fortune and personal castigation."
For tie Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Mr.. sNewDEN,
MUCH pleasure is anticipated in
the amusements of tomorrow, being the an
niversary of the birth of OUR IMMORTAL
WASHINGTON.
1t is believed the ball to be at Caton's
Hotel, may be ranked among the first and
perhaps the grandest, ever given in this
will be decorated with superb painting, On
forty yards Of canvass, done by Mr.. Birch,
under the direction OF G. w. P. CUsTIs,
esq. who has been pleased, to pay attention,
to the Undertaking. several days past.
As We'll as reconected the following is a
description-A temple is seen displaying
its tow ring columns to the right and left /;
in the centre is placed an Obclisk, bearing
the name Of WASHINGTON, supported
by Fame and Liberty, decorating the same
with wreaths, &c. figure representing.
Time, leading future generations to behold
what venerat!on and respect, TIM Sons and
Daughters OF Columbia, have for tbs, me-
mory of their dftqrted Father. The whole
is covered with fame of t5'ory, thro' which
the American Eagle desccnds, and places
thereon Crown OF Laurel.
On the Ob1lis or monument, will be
placed painting of our hero, done from
life in the highest style, BY his EAceilency
Governor Trum6uI, of Connecticut, and
which Mr.. CUsTIs, has been pleased to no
nor the Bali Room with, on TINS occasion.
Great credit is due to MI. Cat0n, who
has spared no pains Or expence, with view
to give Con this, as on ali other occasions)
the utmost satisfaction-and it is sincerely
hoped, the citizens Of Alexandria, viii re-
compence him with generous subscription.
ALEXANDRIA,.
February 81, 1909.
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Charleston PAPER.

FRENCH EMBARGO LAws.--The reasons
assigned bv Bonaparte for his embargo sys-
TEN, and particularly for the new and rigor-
Gus measures, to prevent and punish smug-
Cling, are precisely those which are urged
in this country for similar purposes. We
assure our readers that the following is ex-
tracted from the voluminous French expose
of November last. Without such an assur-
ancc they would be apt to think ittaken from
a ministerial speech in congress, upon the
New Embargo law Freeman's Journal
Gommerce.-The political events have
been unfavorable to commerce. 1t still was
kept alive in the midst Of the contentious
that have deluged the continent In blood,
because those nations that were involved in
the war preferred their neutrality-that
right deemed even in our times inviolable.
But the English legislation, already misled
bv the ambition of universal monopoly, has
overthrow the ancient barrier Of the law of
nations, and trampled their independence
under foot, substituting in the room OF them
new maritime code. The ordinances of
his Britannia majesty have realized these in
novations, that of the 18th November, 1907,
is particularly remarkable it pronounces,
by universal blockade, the Introduction OF
all our ports, in subjecting the ships OF neu-
trail powers friendly and even allied to Great
Britain, to the visitation Of its cruizers, to
be conducted to British ports, and there to
be taxed BY an arbitrary inquisition.
The emperor, obliged to oppose just
reprisals to this strange legislation, gave out
the DEGREES Of the. 23d November, ordain-
ing the seizure and confscation OF the ships
which, after having touched in England,
should enter the ports of France. From
these measures, provoked by the British
laws, the almost absolute cessation OF the
maratime relations, and many privatlons
for the French merchants, manufacturers
and consumers, must have necessarily en-
sued. We all know with what resignation
! these privaeiops are endured: we know
! that they are already become habituaL that
they have awakened the genius Of invention
and produced a thousand resources in sub
st;tution of the objects which we are in want
| of; we know finally, that great nation,
essentially agricultural, can, by possessing
| in abundance, all articles of utility, easily
forego those which only form certain laza-
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...v,uurta { aslp 6aissse.
yyresp4Y, FEBRUARY IL

of representatives, on Saturday
las av engaged the whole Of the day IN
|ssi, was en q 5bs whole on the non-inter-
sOaa,is'.s,s, = i motion to amend the bill SO
f'al " I s.i on the embargo altogether was 5
Is 70 ~ a,ss SIS. "A motion to amend
|sgat ~ !, Is wholly to repeal the embargo,
is :. D. anse at "a 10 IS, The COMMITTEES :
|r g. '3Syoagh the bill, which was reported
r.. a Sonse near s o'clocS-3Yhen the
= ..,;oorhed without considering the
Ela, Of the committee
nook from Cadiz, has arrived at
~ letters arc received by her TO the
Do''ys D.cembes, but they contala no news.
..ou THE rRE2aAN's JOURNAL.
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c. Military Notice.

TIE Volunteer Companies, commanded
~ Captains Asnn, Deneule. 41arSteller, and
~ Gul,t, are requested 10 PalaGe at the court
house square, OH WEDNESDAY,, lie ed
instant, at O'Clock, IN the forenoon, each
with ioreunds OF blank cartridges, TO join liz
celebration ct IKE day.
February 81.
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Birth Night Ball.

THE subscription paper for the BIRTH
NIGHT BALL to he given the 22d Instant,
IN honor and TO the memory of the ILLUS.
TRICUS WASHINGTON, is ready for
subscriber al tie bar Of Mr.. Caton's hotel.
February Is. dt22d
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LATEST NEWS.

E:xtract Of a letter, fran a gentleman at Id
valna, to4bis correspondent in Charleston,
dated January 90, receiOed tAere b. the
Diana.
81 am truly sorry to inform you that By
the arrival yesterday Of the ship Fortune
from Liverpool, (Which place she left the
10th ult. )--the news from Spain is Of very
cisagreeable nature. Bonaparte is at the
head Of his armies, which appear to be vic
torious in all directions he has separately
beat Castanos, Blake, and the marquis 10
mana, all Of whom seem to be retreating to-
wards Madrid, as do tie English (who have
not yet come into ac,ion) under sir John
Moore, Baird and Hope. How all this has
happened cannot conceive, for our NUM-
bers ought to be four times as great as the
French, but they had not concentrated their
forces, and this man (who is the devil him
self has taken advantage of it, and in his
usual way, has beat them in detail, one af-
ter another. One of his bulletins says, that
he is within sight of Madrid, and should
not be surprized to learn that he. had taken
it. The London papers reach to the 18th
Dec"
A gentleman who came passenger in the
Diana, politely favored US with the Havana
Aurora of the 2eth ut. We had not time
to translate its contents for this mornings
paper. 1t contains Liverpool dates to the
Goth December, brought to Havana by the
ship Fortune. The London Gazette, Of
the 18th December, contains the official
declaration of the British government upon
the negotiation offered by France and Rus
STA.
T|Io.LoeJo,,
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Bin 1rat.,. qaeries.-The non-intercoursc
and Frsnl' ali commerce with England
.xhat 60 and their debe,adenc;eS. Now
had Frsan 'flss are dependent on England
TN ear. All the nations in the north
9 Europe, except Sweden, are
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FROM THE FREEMAN S jooNNAA.
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N y T [ c E.

A n advertisement appeared in the Alex
"A andria paper Oh or about the month OF
March, 1907, signed by John Thomas RICK
etts, William Newton, and John Mills, Jun.
mentioning that the copartnership, OF Rick
etts, Newton s Co. was dissolved, and deslr-
ing all persons indebted to said copartnershlp
to make payment, and those who had clMms
to make application TO William Newton, as
he was authorised to settle the affairs OF said
firm, or words To that elect
Now be it known, that OF gooC and weigh
ty reasons do hereby withdraw tne autholl-
sation from William NezOfln, to collect the
debts and settle the affairs of the firm OF hlck-
cts, Mentor and Co. and proniou any pct.
son or persons indebted to the coparmers hp
of Rieke:8, '.ffgpton and Co. from making pay
ment TO 1iTliiam .Ne7pton or to INN 1H9Fs]s
Rick, tts, Jointly or severaly I; and, that ,ny
person or persons who shall MAKE any pay
ment or settlement with DIhaHl Ne!o 2z or
Join Thomas nicke:tS, with BON or elttg 2!
them, Jointly or severaliy, WlIl ACT At their
own risk and peril.
John Mills, Jun,
Eab,.o,,, 90 d2W
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81 LEEDLET MURRAY.

grroY1, the thietceafa Eug!ish edition, enar9.
ct4ua IL proves by Tie Author.
r>sre G1,1a45aseE, 6ouad and Let5eied, dollar
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John Gardner Laid,

Has for sale, at his Warehouse, Pr1ncs-Street
Wharf
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogsheads
and barrels.
Molasses, West-India, and New-England
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-
,hulan, and Hyson-skin Teas, in whole, halt,
asdquartcr chests.
case black Persians.
barrels Caroline Indigo.
20 crates Liverpool cream-colored * blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper in Bags.
Spermaceti Mould, and Mould and Dip.
allow Candles in boxes.
Brown Soap in boxes-Cod- fish in do.
Beef Pork, Salmon, Shad and Herrings
IN barrels.
tanners Oil, Spanish Hides, quantity OF
soal Leather, Mems, Womeas and Chlldrens,
ohoes of various descriptions, a few packages
o. White Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Saeehngs and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton of different kinds, Nan
tesns, $50 pieces coarse Irish Linens, Writ.
ing and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
cat Cordage. Flax, Glue, quantity OF VI
nesar 2ootons Plaster Paris, and 90 tons
Russian Hemp, &c. &c.
January /,
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets,
STILLS Of all sizes, commonly used iol
distiiIing grain or fruit.
A general assortment of TIN WARE
SHEET. IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORK Ell
Their for SAths or Buildings, done in the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all its branches is carried OH under the di-
reeuon of Mr.. " WILLIAM FLETCHER,
VINO has had many years experience; and as a
workman is exceeded by few-As the Brass
founder business is partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who will
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
ornamented with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work In the
yeay best and neatest manner and OH the most
terms.
The highest price given for Old Cohher,
Brass, Pezuter, Lrad and Iron.
George M'Munn.
October 8.
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cEt &Ua g. proves Oy tie AuLhoi.
g21sre aa,1a49z1cLy 6ohl5sd aaG (et5eTed, dollar
eEcaaGEsDarIoN OF IHE ABOVE WORK.
g Sc a.t,e lad ,repenr occasion to speak
Of the dlIi., engc, good sense. and good Inten-
ti5ns, of Mr.. Mulray; and We congratulate
him sincerely on the success OF this particular
wnrl, We announce this edition, because the
alterations and additions are SO considerable,
that il is rendered almost d new work
British Critic, July 1901.
The examples which Mr. Murray has here
selected and the ludicious reflections which
accompany them, are such as can scarcely lail
TO make the best impressions, and to produce
the hest effects, on all who read them with at
tention. The present edition of this excel
,ent notification, (which has been long Known
apd commended, is enlarged by the addition
Of twenty-five new characters, filing nearly
one hundred pages ,oo,
.dati-Jqcobin Revie7v, Jan. 1904.
tsyvc have received the tenth and last edl-
t;on of this valuable work. The improve
roents made in it, will appear from the authors
advertisement. We can only add to this &C
count of the present useful volume our nope
that it will be extensively circulated among
our countrymen. -,
The .Hmerican Review g Literary Journal,
for July, august q September, 1901
CON reviewing this book, in its improved
form, we hnd the facts unquestlonable ana
h;ohly interchangeable style correct and neat
and the eral tendency OF the work such
as induces us strongly to recommend Il, espe-
cially to young readers, who love entertain
ment mingled with instruction"
EuangehcaI Magazine, Oct 1901.
oThc rapid sale of this small but valuable
collection. has anticipated the commentator
we are DESTROYS to bestow. In an eSe.nPilh-
cat;on Of more than seventy remarkable cha,
racters, many striking examples are eAhioiteo
which. in the quiet hour OF refectIor' man
contribute TO arrest the careless and wahGcf,
mo, to animate the sincere and yirtuous; and
to convince or discountenance those who nave
been unhappily led to oppose the h ,sns
trnths'' Geutiemar,'s Magazine, Jlop. 1905.
Goldsmith's Grammar of Geograph5'
Pixies Arithmetic, large ard small
HYMNS and Spiritual Songs. =.
/ School Bibles and Testaments. oPeanag-
Book, Primers, Bonnet-Boards Wfi''ns-
Paper.
Tie 18th number DR.. Reefs new CTe'eps
dia.
| October23.
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BRICK & STONE LAYERS.
B. Hill s. T. Bali

INFORM the citizens of Alexandria and
i its vicinity that they have commenced the
above business, and from their practi ;al
knowledge hope to meet with share OF pa
tronage from generous public. 1nev pledge
themselves 20 execute such orders as they
ma. be favored with in satisfactory manner.
They will furnish materials measured in tie
wall, or lay them by the thousand, a may
snit their employers. Where they are
quested to furnish materials they will be {
the first quality.
FehSualS H. d3m
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ll,ol4 Prizes.
1885 Blanks.

$4,000 Tickets-Less than two blanks to
prize-Subject to adeducaon OF ; per cent .
Prizes payable 80 days alter the conclusion
of the drawing of the above prizes.
First drawn number lst days drawing Is en-
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WASHINGTCN TAVERN,
LEE B UR G.

T~HE subscriber has returned to the Wash-
fn~tor Tavern, LEEsBURe, where he Is
prerared with every thing necessary tor the
accommodation of those gentlemen and LADIES
who may honor bin with their custom.
Having laid in a good stock OF liquors, hay
and oats, and having enlarged his stables, and
engaged careful, attentive and honest host s.
Ter, he fiatters himself that, by his unrem'r'
led attention, together with the diligence
care, and activity ofhis servants, ne wili %
able ~ render his customers the most perie6
satisfaction in his line.
y. b. The house is in mnch better con-
d;,;on than formerly, for the accomrho daiios
of travellers.
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JUST RECEIVED
For Sale at r. GRfY'S Bookstore, RFnSEs
Street

Street
THE POWER OF RELIGION,
On the mind, in retirement. aiillcuon and at
the approach Of death.
Exemph6ed in the testimonies and experl.
encc of persons, distinguished by their great
ness, learning or virtud.
g 'Tis Imn al;tv-'tis that alone
/" Amia9. HAa pains, abascments' cmptl-
" The sou, can comfort, elevate and f.."
YOUNG.
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MANAGERS

MANAGERS
Thomas STORM, JOHN H. SIcKELs, WIN.
HENDERSON, MATTHIAS B. IALMADGE,
and JAcoBus VAN ocHooNHovEN.
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g. Black Rlyey Lottery.

Authorised by an Act of the LEGISLATURE
of the State of New YORK, for the purpose
OF OPENING CERTAIN ROADS.