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Notice is hereby given.

Notice is hereby gwen,
THAT the Stockholders in the George
Town and Alexandria Turnpike Road Com
pany, are requested to pay an instalment OF
Ten Dollars on each share on MONDAY the
10Th of October next, to William Whann,
,he Treasurer at the Bank of Columbia.
By erasr efhe Board,
JOHN MASON, Pres''it.
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da Indian Cure for tie Bite { Snake.
From experience on myself and others,
lassert the herb S:nacle to be a speedy cure
or the bite of Snake-When Immediate
gappled it will kill or extract the poison,
othlt it will be no more than the sting of
aSasp-the place must be scarified, the
Not ehewed or pounded, and applied 10 the
BIZ. and some eaten. IF it be some time
seiore 1t can be procured and the swelling
nsrsased it will take larger quantity and
more to be taken internally, aud it will have
me desired effect. 1t is one OF the first
Pants which appear in the spring, and not
unlike TO crow foot, it rises to six inches
el5h, is distinguished from all others by its
oask green color; it rises in a bunch with
hsnotched leaves on each stalk, is smooth
both sides, il shoots to seed in the last
slay, Crews knee high when seeded
1sissves on each seed stalk are more point
uaan others; each branch bears three or
more burrs, which will adhere 10 cloth when
n,ps; the root of the seed stalk dies with
@ss'aik lit perhaps does not seed till three
;safs old. The root in which the virtue
m', Is hbrous and grows on all sides from a
@ai bulb, is OF blackish color, has sp'-
'aste.aud smell; the root when dried will
sasHsr the purpose. 1t grows in rich I'M
S M.ed land and never among grass. Ihe
ffssssSlssppi and Missouri bottoms abound
1n-I believe it is not bound to Ger.
WIN latitude.
DAVID ROBINSON.
sH Usage. August 12ih, 1909.
AISSZE Or BREAD
Made Of Si4se.fne Barr -Four.
CENTS.
The 8 pound loaf to be sold for Ss
pound loaf ~
pound loaf IL
pound loaf
LIME H,dRRIS,
= Clerk Of the As.ks:.
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MAT. Intel. October Al
RALTIMoIE, October 8.

Arrived, schr. Trim, Nj. S. Bunbury,
iom sIessina and Gibraltar, 90 days.
The Spaniards and French had severe
sc,on within z leagues Of Seville the 22d
A,so.s The French army consisted OF
10000 msn--.he result was not known at
Gibraltar the 9Th August.
Cuss.a and some other Spanish generals
Lave resigned, and the command Of the
Spanish army given to sir Arth,rWel!esiey.
The reason the Spanish generals give fdt
,ysignioa, is, that they could not depend on
lh,irmen. Either gen. Cuesta or Romano
was a, Aigeziias the 9th of August AS q
private gentleman and some of the Janta
have returned to their homes.
Captain B. SAYS that the above was bro't
express to Gibraltar he received it from
mEneEsh officer. But it was not IN the
papers. However Captain B. brought on
one Gibraltar paper.
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RUSSIAN CONSULATE.

No. go, Orange Street, Boston.
This is to inform the merchants, and all
sancerned, that no American ships will be
admitted into any of the ports of Russia, not
excepting her colonies on the North West
Coastof America, without a proper eertlfi-
CAFE and bill of health, from the Russian
Consulate residing in Boston.
Boston, Sept. 2s, 1850.
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The contest was one of the warmest ever
r;mrssed in the state of Maryland, and the
majority was only %.
Mr.. ERsxINE on Monday presented his
l,yrs Of recall, and took leave of the Prcsl-
dent: and Mr.. Jackson was yesterday
,rrsrutsd to him.
Nat. hteL October 4.
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UCtOOcr 3. cU0t
Diaolution of Partnerlhlp.

THE es,aartnershih Of AoRNAy VALLER
end CO sras this day DISSOLVED by mutual con-
sent Those having claims against said firm,
are requested to present them for settlement
and those indebted to said coucern Gstll make
havment TO William ard Wlthsrs UaRer, svho
are duly cuthorizcd TO receive and grant re-
ceihts for the sane. 1He business in fiutmre sill
BE- transacted BIZ and in ,he name IF WILL
AM and JTI1'HERS H.4LLER.
Norman Waller & Co.
.Ag,lia, September 20, 1909.
(Oct. S.. sa7y5af
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a. palme,'s Packet will fail
for NORFOLK on Saturday next
9TH infant.
September S.
THEATRE.

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.aafry i'ofl'oG' 80.
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pY1,E pEnpD.
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fatiinaa 5 I
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&C o T T Q N.

|. -. PRIME UPLAND COTTON
\ ), I'M ~ the subscriber, at very mode-
'r mice : and on a liberal credit, ~,
s. Joseph H. Vaudeville.
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June ~.

IHaVE invented machine called a
Wheat Rubber, for which l obtained patent
on the first day OF this montEl. This machine
may be seen in operation IL the mill OF Mar
thanicl Elhcou, Occoquan Those millers,
who feel an interest in investigating its me-
rit anG have not an opportunity OF visiting
Occoquan, may be fully Inform ca by aPpll--
cation to MIR. Elhcott, by letter. My Hheat-
Rs4bter, ! Go verify believe is upon entire
new principles, the cost Of erecti 9 IL tri--
he, the materials Of which 1t 8 compcsed ca
silly attainable in any part OF our country and
the plan simple in the extreme: any work.
man of common capacity VII be enaoled to
erect il from description only Practical nils
lers know, that In greet proportlolt o. the
wheat that comes to m rket (trom tie Mails
ner it is stacked in tne6e IS by the farmers
and exposed to tne .weatheg) a num.er Of
sprouted and unsound gyains mipgle with
the mass, and has Guided the in3e uty
of the miller to separate 1t f I'm the sound
grain-they also k.ow t'iose qnsound rains
iniure materially the ta.t and coor Of flour
my machine not oaly res the wheat OF
stone. onion, cockle dirt, &c ,bu. does abso-
lutely axe from il every unsQund grain, from
what cause soever it may nave been injureds
as my machine Will not 1T any unsound
wheat pass it--mil.ers may have ,tgeit screen
wire much 6Nf t an hitherto used, and.
thereby save conslderably-lt will also 5be
found that the grain in .sslng the rubber, IS
polished, and that CIV II the eyes OF the wheat
IS picked perfectly clear o. dust or dirts,
Some instances having ccurled of erli6cates
being obtained, saying mucit more in faycs
Of ! new in, ention thai the public are willing
to admit .fler tsisl--I cope il will be a suffi--
eicnt apology for my taking lifse!rsps course.
Nv price for the privilege Of using the rub~
Der is Fifty doll.ls for each prir of wheat
stone. the mil CO. i tslns
Letters directed 10 me post paid shall bs
attended 10. -
l'un ,o--Il. .daWlav2w
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Juns9.
PUBLIC SALE

PURSUANT to lecree Of the honorable
the United States Circuit Court Of the
District of Columbia for the County of alex
andria, Nil be sold at public auction on Sal
turday the 22d day OF July next, A LOT or
half acre of ground, the property of the re-
presentative. of Bartholomew cambridge de-
ceased, situate on Cameron and Pitt streets in
the town of Alexandria, and fronting the
square of ground OH which Mr.. Calon's city
hotel is situate There is on the premises a
commodious framed dwelling house and large
carpenters shop of good oak materials, the
ground is laid off into seven building lots,
on Cameron street, from 81 to 80 feet front,
and running back 100 feet to 5 feet alley,
and three lots or Pitt street, 81 feet front,
running back los feet to IS feet alley
The terms of sale will be--One fourth
cash,& the residue payable in SO & 9months
Negotiable notes with approved endorsers
Will be required The sac to commence at
the coffee house in alexandria, at A O'Clock,
in the afternoon A plat of the lots may be
seen On application at the clerks Office
Thomas Awann,
George Deneale,
Commissioners.
June %. dts.
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July T..
A GREAT BARGAIN,

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
wnicn he resides in Fairfax county, | miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 47o acres, on which is conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough Tor gen.
teel family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly SO an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit rees, proportion of inn
proved meadow for the scythe, and a large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know che terms
BY application to Mr. JOHN DUL1N, adjoining
tie said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
E, Dulin.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

To be sold, at public auction, at Northum-
berland court house, in the county of Nor
thumberland, and state of Virginia, on
TUESD ~, the fifth day of September
next, al eleven O'Clock, in the forenoon
Five contiguous Plantations,
.4mouating together to aooas 200 Acrss,
CITUATE. on the river Potomac, ano
~ within about three miles OF the court
house. These estates formerly belonged 10
Presley 7Hornton, Esq. and are the same o"
which he lived They have never been seen
by either of the subscribers but 1t is UNDER
stood, that about 100 acres OF them are as
valuable low grounds as any on the river and
considerable part thereof heavily tlmbered.
The uplands consist of about 1000 acres, and
the whole is we'll calculated for the production
of corn, wheat, tobacco, timothy, and small
grain of all kinds, in great abundance. ne
waters are said to abound with excellent
fish, oysters, and wild fowl The water carl
rage is easy and convenient to Norfolk, Ba-
timere, Alexandria, and the city of Wash
iAgton and as these estates possess severa!
good mill seats, with an abundance of water,
and a plentiful supply Of timber, they must
be very valuable.
The premises will be shewn to persons in-
clining to purchase, by Col. James Moore,
who lives on them, or by Samuel Blackwell,
ESQ. who lives near to them; and the terms
of payment may be known a sufficient time
before the sale, by applying TO either ofthem,
or TO the subscriber in the city of Philadel-
phia.
WM. LEWIS.
June --i8) dts
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June %.
RUNAWAYS.

R,lnaqvay from, the plantation Of Mr.. Wlkem
Hay, mean. The Stone Bridge in Frederick
County,
Two likely Mulatto Boys.
BILLY, the eldest, is between Island Is
wears Of age, bright mulatto, well grown
for his years, bis hair black and lately cut IN
the fashion, slender made, but sprightly and
active. GAMBDEN lis dark mulatto, his
hair rather inclineJto cur, and lately cut also
in the SAME manner as Billy's; wei set, and
when walking has his eyes turned towardsthe
ground, as Unlocking for something: about
II years Of age A liDeral reward will be
.paid for apprehending the said boys and Sc.
curing them in any Jail within this coglinop-
wealth., and giving information Of the same
Is M. William Hay Of Richmond, or the
subscriber, living near the Stone Bridge, Free
derrick county.
John Hay.
1uIyA
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ROBERT GRAY,
HAS JUsT RECEIVED
The following new Songs

SET TO MUSIC
Fhs Lay Of Love, written by J L. Lewis,
b The music composed by Dr.. Clarke
Zee IS cents.
Ehe Home Of my Heart, Ballad, sung
Mr Incledan, and composed by MIR E.
Irs. ricc 3 5 cents.
kvico Forward, favoritc Cotillion, "a
~ new song Of No, no, no, i.
n "a kfo gone, q Ballad, with an
az the plane forte, compo-
Price 81 10 cents.
nnstesfiy, burnt in ball
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salss at Ksndns.

.,ery Tuesday and fridays
go WILL BE SOLD
xr.ndue Store, corner of Prince ana
'n0 Water streets. -.
v.y;e., If Dry Goods, Gr0ssr ..s..a 5 e
vs s',l.rs Of which will be expressed !, =
P ss's e the aay-All kinds Of goods IS
O o. sre : on limitation and the pil1s' h -
Ech ar ~. 20 established, can at any time DC
Fsn q, ~. nd purchased at shelowest iimi'a''o"
prices : = Marstel|er. v. NJ.
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Marine Insurance Company ct a

Ie.xa72df2N.
THE Stockholders in this institution are
hereby informed; that the President and Dl-
rectors have declared a dividend OF live pr. ct
on that part of the capital stock now paid
which will be ready to be paid the stockhold-
ers or their legal representatives, in ten days
from this date.
]. B. Nichols, Sec'ry.
July a.-[4.]
PUBLIC AUCTION.
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, will be sold, for the
benefit of those concerned, on a credit OF
90 days
One cafe of Fancy Chords, &c.
PHILIP G. MARSTEALER.
July IA.
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MILITARY LANDS.

Or nil be exchanged tar PROPERTY N Hlersn~
dr;o or its vicinity,
A Warrant for 6e6 acres OF Land,
Granted by the state of Virginia tor Military
services during the revolutionary war his
land lies in the state of Ohio and is said to
be amongst the best in the state. II VIII os
sold a great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
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HERoIsM or A PEASANT.


The following generous action has always
struck me extremely; there is somewhat
even of sublime in it.
A great inundation having taken place in
the north Of Italy, owing to an excessive
fall of snowin the Alps, followed by spec.
dy thaw, the river Adige carried cit
bridge near Verona, except the middle pa'1
on which was the house Of a toli-gatherer,
or porter forget which & who with his
whole family, thus remained imprisoned BY.
the waves ,and in momentary danger OF de-
struction. They were discovered from the
banks, stretching forth their hands, scream
ing, and imploring succor, while fragments
of this remaining arch were ntlnually
dropping into the water.
In this extreme danger, a noble man, who
was present, count of Pulverini, | think
held out a purse Of 100 sequins, a as reward
to any adventurer who would take boat,
and deliver this unhappy family. But the
risk was so great Of being borne down by
TIE rapidity Of the stream, of being dashed
against the frag ments of the bridge, or of
being crushed by the falling stones, that not
one, in the vast number of spectators, had
courage enough to attempt such an exploit.
A peasant passing along, was informed
of the proposed reward. Immediately
jumped into boat, ne, by strength of oars,
gained the middle of the river, brought his
.boatunder the pile; and the whole family
descended, BY means Of a rope. rs Cou-
rage = cried he" now you are SAFE" BY a
still more strenuous effort, and a great.
strength Of arm, he brought the boat and
family to shore. g Brave fello W." e&claim-.
ed the count, handing the purse to him..
6 here is the promised recompence." /" |
shall never expose my life for money," an
swered the peasant. " My labor is suffi,.
cient livelihood for myself, my wife and
children. Give the purse to this poor fla
mily who has lost all"
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CATO.
BALTIMORE. Yuly 1e.

arrived ship Sally, Frost, 81 days from
sus1eroam, to James Bays. Left ship
L. su % OF Philadelphia ready forsea. OFF
n iex1i was boarded by an English gun
s, On BOARD OF which FIVE of her crew en-
\ ~ May IA, off Dungeness was board
s'y another gun brig, on board of which
TN IMPRESSED - Charles Baylies of Boston,
n, W. :" american protection. Nav 81,
\, - Mo carter, a seaman overheard. In
|[om - D iong, 81 spoke brig Amelia, Z days
ballv D MS Tor Naples. Passengers in the
hm;l, W.T. =. N. Buck, Of Hamburg and
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ST. LOUIS. Slime "a

ss,sd parry ~: OF struggling Taways have IN
,ers, a'ls place and neighborhood for Sc
The, weeks, killing hogs and destroying
~ property. That part of Illinois terri
80, 'e'ween Cohokia and Wood-river, ap-
T. : . have been their principal seat of
IN securing the woods a few days a.
Bol ! search of their favorite game, they
INC singular method of moving on all
4, i and initiating the notes of the mud
one poor devil being more successful
sa''ation thanthe rest, and 6eing SO much
n.y. tafed by thicket was fred upon and
~ ~ his circumstance has at present,
esssop to their depredations.
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aleranorta DAILY @a,ette.
I SATURDAY., JULY IS.

COMMUNICATION.


The visit Of the President of the U. ).
together with the secretary at war, secreta-
ny of the navy, the attorney general, &c. &c.
to examine the scite and works Of the lately
erected Fort at Warburton Point, must
have been gratifying to them and their par
ty, who went IN two of the navy barges ON
the morning of the 18th inst. attended by
col. Wharton, capt. cambridge, capt. Tin
gey, the treasurer DIR. Tucker) Mr.. Cuts,
&c. &c. They were saluted on their going
from and return to the city, as we'll as by
full sautes from Alexandria and from an
English merchantmen lately arrived from
Liverpool. The party was met on the fort
wharf by the engineer of the works, Mr..
Bumiord, by the commanding officer, lieut..
Cherry, lieut.. Willis, the garrison surgeon
DR.. Courts, Mr.. Deblois, the paymaster,
and other gentlemen and were just before
landing welcomed by full salute of seven
teen guns from the "a Founders and two Co
lumbiaels of SO Founders. After viewing
the prospects from the Warburton heights
and receiving the usual hospitality Of the
old family mansion, they were again saluted
in the evening on their decentralization and
were seemingly much. gratifed with the
public works, &c. &c.
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Bank of Alexandria,

July 3, 1903.
Mt Office is hereby given TO the stock.
IN holdersof the Bank of Alexandra, that
dividend of three and half per cent. ON
the capital stock of said Bank for the half
year ending this day, is declared, and Wilt
be ready to be paid to them on Thursday
the 9Th instant.
By order of the President and Directors,
GuRDEN CHAPLIN, Cashier.
July s---4 sesn
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f. RECOMMENDATION.

TnHE Superintendent of Police recon-
l. mends to the citizens of Alexandria,
during the warm season, frequent use Of
LIME in their Privies and other parts Of
their premises where filth accumulates-and
the greatest attertion is required to the keep
ing clean and dry their cellars, so that no
staenant water be left in them. ,,.:
He particularly requests the propnetors
of unoccupied houses and cellars to cause
them frequently to be opened and aired
hossekeepers are required to eause all the
rubbish accumulated in their back yards 10 bs
thrown into the streets that the scsyengers
carts may take it away. ,s
John Longden,
- Superintendent Of Police.
Iune ~, ~
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!. very Worthy Of the present govern
of England to introduce the use OF ire
and to add to them internal machines
,,,ltiply all those horrors which the una,
srs execration ofenlightened states had
s,sd from the received operations OF
became such a government to ex-
j enormous sumsx for such an infamous
'rditiop, the result of which has been SO
rr;or 10 their expectations.
: n IS calculated that this expedition cost
| vessels, bombs, p0S0asr, sc. above fpe
Rl:tns.
|, the Editors efths Ereemaa's Journal. .
l. following is from newspaper, printed
Il this city, in the year 1887.
linking it would amuse your political
readers, / take the liberty to requesty you
| to insert it in your paper.
r. P-E, iunr.
4 couple of foreign preachers, by the
names of FrderaHst and dati Federal
ISL seem to engross the attention OF the.
public at the present day, perhaps an &C
count of their origin and summary OF
| the different doctrines they hold up to
view, may not be aaiss at this critical
season.
Fsaeralist is Of a pure Roman extraction
hose lineage may be traced up to fadus,
most worthy and virtuous patriot OF an
lent Rome. 1t is remarkable OF teatts the
(oman, who was statesman DUNG the
hole prosperity OF that republic, that his
|otons of policy were SO well digested, that
bit a single instance Of error in Judgment
build be imputed to him while he continued
bolEce. Consequently in his days the peo-
tewere happy. At length through aclose
bplicationto business his health became i'm
|aired and he was obliged to retire. At this
hterval onednti an outlaw from Greece ,ap-
|sared inRome, whose externalfeatures bore
bsuiking a resemblance to those of F'edus,
)ha, he found it no difficult matter to I'M
|cse himself upon the credulous multi
ute as brother of their revered, worn out
katesmln, lately returned from his ira
els. The people rejoiced to find the
Fother Of Eedus, and cried, the Gods are
brus Without further evidence, he was
Immediately elected to Eli the seat of Office
|pw vacated by their beloved patriot. A
Fs! deluded people This object of their
Unanimous choice was not -Profeatss as
hey imagined. MOTOR soon the baseness
bis heart discovered the irnpostor. AS
bon as he was clothed with power his eve
h act proclaimed him to be not PRO, but A,a-
kfedzs.I shall notenter into particular de-
fllof his iniquitous proceedings, but suffice
to say, that in avery short time after, Ju-
us Cesar was emperor Of Rome.
Toreturn to their descendants who late
emigrated to America, FeleraHst, who
Phsrlts all the republican virtues, and has
rawn all his maxims of national policy
Fom his glorious progenitor, concludes e
cry address he makes to the public with
PC following laconic injunction, UNITE AND
L HAFPY--while the preachments of IN
l.sasrasst, who retains all the pergdious
liialnous, base, traitorous and anti-repub-
can principles of Aatifndzs his great grand
re- when stripped OF their sophism and
use colorngs, amount to this /; The peo-
ls' happiness is incompatible With the ag-
,s1 ,e n OF NE and MINE, therefore,
YOU UNITE FALL.
GAI,O