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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER !;

~ I'@ OIL 4 LMEEp |.
The following are the decree and Now
rantinc regulations in Spain, wbi,5
received by the schooner Nonro s.
Captain Smith, from Cadiz, ,n;.S
New. ! ork.
The Supreme Junta Of the kind, ~ r,
stantly JEALOUS Tor the enecuragtr,r, !
agriculture and commerce, particularly
those articles mos, frequently The c.iro,|
speculation in the grratcr number Of n
sons, and in which farmers, as well =,
Their individuals and uadesmen. can nd
easily employ their Industry and cam.
has been pleased to declare, tia, fcr H
present The com, seeds or pulse, vhrhs |
imported from foreign countries into q
port OF Spain, shall be free Of duties d
royal and municipal, and Of any Other
nomination whatever; and for The "a
reason and with the same views, Ties
preme Junta has determined that conto
ably to the royal order Of the first Man.
1903, the expectation and circulation of
above mentioned articles, by land ard 81
from one OF the provinces Of Spain to se
the', or Of tie ports or places to snoil1
shall be free from Any action or duties,
ther royal or municipal whatever, and viii
out other formality or requisite than q
return certificate, or those established
assure that the articles have moi been land
Cd in places occupied by the enemy
Dated Seville, 10th June, 1909
(Silncd) SAAVEDRA
To Scignior the Sub. D-irgate Of
Revenue, at Cadiz.
New QUARAsTrHn REGULATIONS
Art. 1. That vessels Of whatevsrpso1
proceeding from the United States Ding
ing clean bill OF health, dolly lesallz'aN1
the Spanish consul, from the port '@|
whence she proceeds, shall perform o"! !
quarantine of observation Thai, ID u
months of June, July, August and SSFtn,
ber, it must not be less than e'9ht tonP''
DAYS, and the rest of the months OF il'}'''
1t can oc s"0''en'o aSFee"0'' :"
J,o for1
ar. K !'at me " Sse,S p' p;ll If 6.Ib|
','e C"''co 0'a'rS "fe'''p' '
'''a,i PeiIo, I i'i'' rory o"so, =, from corts
A'" o. nose ''''"' PIo'I w., ord popc
sious ports; upon which n due ,'ni sIa 6Ia,r
advlce VIII DC gwen oy INC '','~ ,;,tedO pr,
under my care Will not DC a''
'iiue'
So,or n
Domestic Arts.--A writer IN TIC - T.. On
telligencer, concludes h's I 81 .hs 6lop
Dor Saving Machinery, VII" W.
ing paragraph: ,..,ni,b err
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BALTIMORE. At,il IS.

Arrived, brig Susanna, Hall, 81 days
rem Liverpool. Sailee. the Cd of March
MOO. with he brig Cloud, Scott, for Balti-
more. Le!tship temperance for Baltimore,
Il first wind BoreaI, Dayton n. York,
4. March 9Th lat. 81, SO, long. 10. 30,
AS boarded By the English fligate Fortuna
,s,t Vansitarr treated politely, informed
That a few DAYS previous they had fell in
viii an American ship in great distress,
pos the captain, supercargo, and crew out
nd landed tIlem at Cork. She was from
|HManna OF Savannah could not learn her
mans. or where bound. March 3oth lat.
IS, ~, long. IS, SO, fell in with a large
sand Of ice. March 81, las. IS, 4, long.
a, Sc, fell in with another island of Ice
much larger THAI the one. seen the preced-
log day. Apr1 10th, lat. 80, 50, long. GO,
spoke ship Susan, 10 days from \. York,
mS,. Michaels. Came into the capes on
thursday with ship Howard, So days from
london for Baltimore.
Brig Susapn:,h, from Smyrna, was cap
|aldby the French, afterwards retaken by
|Snt British prisoners put on board, and
|ufedinto England.
Also ship Howard, Foley, 81 days from
London, with dry goods. Left the Downs
| III March, with ship Edward and Charles,
|M Philadelphia. April is, lat. So ~,
mg Il So, spoke brig Martha, Wattles,
1n Alexandria for St. Barts, Out sixty
|hOhours.
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~ 49,
IS arrived the brig MARY, Rice,
lss.e, s,a,tl frorn London, with q full
d ~ ss1s {,oods. On the 5oth March
at5sl : : . !, in fields and mountains
II ~, IS I'M naT1ards OF 90 hours On the
s re- s. anril, in lat. Al, long. S spoke the.
sa : : Gushing, s days from Boston
lor To- TX i Lipesbo9l, fran a paper 81 the
eta laareh.
- ETA. Hall, from Savannah, SIC
i' ao,ton Arsals, Brown, from New
ii / t s s2s otto Plough Boy, Put
I I'% f,om Nev-Hampshire, IS do; Rising
la y, Brr~st, sas annah, 900 DO; Exam.
f''' aslrrt, Ncw-Hanpshire, e do. and
4 b,rSsls tar and rice.
: egiisd from Lipgrfool, March s.
CO.. Isleof SKY, Thorne, and Diana for
n ss ana Boreal, Dayton, for New
'. 5Ss following vessels are advertised in
,. ~ paper, OF tbs 9th of March
~ r., big John; ship Hibernia,s Finley J
&. Recovery, J<Rerson; Mary, Frost;
NY y Mary, Davis; and ship Ann, Caid-
~ for phiiaerlphia. Lady St. John,
y.yae slip Ann Shamrock; Mazda !;
S s Clure Dixons Good brig Abeo-
!, Keenan, and Fleetwood, Chalmers, for
Nv Yosl. Ship hentish, for Baltimore
IN ship Dykes, and brig Wellington for
DoacR.
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N o Il | C E.

THE President and the Directors of the
i Great-Hunting Creek Bridge Compa-
ny, will receive proposals Until Tuesday. tho
second day of May next, for building Bridge
over the said creek, oftbe following dimen-
sions 80
I he Bridge to be - feet wide in every
part, supported upon four piles driven to the
bottom of the mud, 20 tset span between
each tier, capped and aoored WITH stringers
to each span, and foored with the best News
England white pine, a hand railing on each
side feet inches high, with an ankle board
10 inches wide and two inches chick spired
TO the railing, the piles to be single braced
with good white oak by 8 inches.
The piles to be Of good white oak or pitch
pine, and to square 10 inches, and hewed
feet from the head downwards, IS feet long,
the caps to be 23 feet long, to square Is by
u inches, ard,to be OF the best white oak.
The stringers to be % feet long and to
square 10 by $ inches, of good pitch pine or
white oak clear of sap.
The flooring to be Of good New England
white pine Clear of sap, % feet long and 4
riches thick.
The stringcrs and hand railing TO be well
secured with iron bolts, & the flooring trun-
nelled down with locust trunnells, the joints
and tops of the piles, caps and stringers to be
we'll paved with turpentirc and oil.
5 lie hand railing TO square $ inches, aad
to be Of good white or yellow heart pine clear
of sap
The Bridge 70 be A feet high above COM
mon tides to the top of the cap, and to be
completed in plain, substantial, and work.
man like manner, by the first day of October
next
The width of the creek is abou: 1900 feets
about S feet water and s feet mud, the course
of the bridge is staked off, and the proposals
must be for the running foot nore or lesss
and sealed and delivcredto either ofthe SUBJ.
scribers, on or before the day above mentions
ed.
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alersuorta Eatlp Ga,atse.
EEDAESDdY, APRIL %.

The ed French bulletin contains an &C
cunt Of the capture of Ferrol. ltmade a
a'v of resistance, but surrendered on the
A'h January. The French Obtained 5000
rQsSe's, three ships of ,112 guns, two Of
= one Ct -, two of 81, three frigates, a
[Esnher of smaller vessels and 1900 pieces
cannon.
GENERAL Romano, it appears, has quilted
fsoHna, where it was feared he would be
non 5y the French, and has entered Ira
4 Lisbon article of the 14th Feb. nen-
mat the writer was with the Sc
- on the 5th Feb. at Chaves, who IN
~psa HIM, that within a few days 1000
: had joined him-that he expected his
~y would soon be $4,000 strong---that he
a advance into Callicia-that the inha-
S Sas had taken the military chest, sscre-
I'm and baggage belonging TO gen. Mar
MY AMY, and killed or taken most OF
SsoFt, consisting Of 14o cavalry. The
H. ,@@ We're said 20 be dying in great nnna-
~ contagious disorder.
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ron Tie Boston Ce,lti,ael Of Apr1 10.
LATE From SPAIN

~ " S''isal from Tarragcna, Sraln9 at
mi io'S, brings accounts keg days saAer
allea WISE by captain Rockford. arrived in
/ n Hon Valencia AS narrated IN the
e,,l, ss bor& papers these acoossats are
Da0;., iaauspiciolls 30 tie Cause OF the
Ssrf Patriots: But rs ere Eawe seen a
|ad :, a distinguished Spania4 officer
eii,b ,telved by the Ncw HorIs arfass19
Y gives different ooscg1Rg So affairs
as y y oeefh Il car dsleg SO saase Els ooa-
Is dated II Iagrsgaaa, fssis 1kfa
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George Deneale,
George Taylor,
Thomas Vowel,
James Il. Hooe,
Auguiine ]. Smith.
diam

HIIIIZD. tH%M
e. Tho{c Gentlemen who are
difpoled to partake OF the Tea
party on the fri Of May. are re-
quoted 10 meet at the City Eo-
tel, on Wednefday Evening, the
Goth infant, for the purpoie Of
appointing Managers & making
other necenary arrangements,
April p.
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Wanted TO Hire

Wanted TO Hire,
a smart active WxI7ER--to one-that can
come well recommended for his honesty amp
sobriety, liberal wages will be given by
Alexander Gordon,
Washington taycraa
April Sc.
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ORPHANS COURT,
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg


THIS is TO give notice That the su5scsl-
hers Of Alexandria county, an the district OF
Columbia, have obtained from ahe Orphans
Court of said county, letters festasnentafy
on the estate Of Col. Ro6t, z: Hoe, Late OF
the county aforesaid, merchant. deceased,
all persons having claiEas against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned so exhibit the
same with che vouchers thereof, 50 the SUB
scribers, on 81 before the oath day ot sept.
next. or they may by Jaw be excluded aron
aid benefit 20 sad estate-ana those aRaeotaa
thereto are required to naa ks a1aEaaotste pay
gneE. r
Given a,ader eur hands this 24h day OF.
MARCH 1902
Jdhn Mslf,eaafer,
Ja5nes H. Hooes
Exeontors.
mfarch as. 4taNsa
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q City Tavern and Hotel,
III EXARD RI4:
Ar THE SIGN OF THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION.

From The City of .4.mahohs, A1aryIafsd)
u E3PECTFULLY informs his FRIENDS
and the ruBL1c in general, that he has
.aAcn that justly celebrated INN; in this city,
called The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
lately in the possession of Mr.. John Gddabg.
He hopes, by assiduity and attention, to give
the greatest satisfaction to every person, as
no exertions on his part shall be wanted 10
keep up the high character which this La
sen has, as being one of the bear IN Inc Uni
sn: and assures them that he wlli always
have an assortment of the best liquors and
good waters.
Travellers and others viii meet with good
accommodations at the above house, Ga rea-
sonable terms.
Boarders are taken by the day, week.
month or year.
~ The papers from all the sea-ports on
The continent are regularly taken and MED at
the Cofce-House, adjoining the tavern, ana
Ae Tor the use of strangers.
- Suppers can be had from six to twelve
o'clock in the evening, at short notice
from one to twenty.
.No1,e,rbsr =
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
Fopember i.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber on Sun.
Gay night last, Slack Negro stave, named
LLiJAH, or LAIGE.-He is about 50 years
oil age, feet Incl cs high, pittea with the
smatl pox, of down surly look, stout made
ne had on when he went away . blue laeHet
and trousers nearly new, and took with him
nom of bed two pair of Blankets. one bound
ca the ends with red tape. Laige went OFT some
ume back from capt. Rubin Johnson OF TINS
P'a' ,and lived some time in New Y ork and
noslon, and went by the name OF Archioai'
Henderson he is an artful cunning fellow
g" play little on the violin. Whoever VIII
snte him to me, or commit him to Jaii' II
'aAen IN town, shall receive ten dollars, II tax
en nut Of town the above reward, with all
reasonable expcncss.
Isaac Entwisle.
JansAy 10 eo.at
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has tor sale, It his rlaAur
factory corner of Prince anu r.lrtax streets,
STILLS Of all sizes, commonly used Tor
distilling grain or lruit.
A general assortment Of TIN w ARE
SHEET.IRON7 STOVES AID STOVE
PIPES made ct the shortest notice.
Every kind Of PLUMBING WORK ,ei.
thcr for SAlns or buildings, done IN the best
manner
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all its branches is carried on under inc die
rection Of Mr.. NILLL2M FLETCHbRs
who has had many years experience, and as
workman is exceeded by .ess.--As the Brass
founder business is a partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, WHO VITA
undertake TO make CRATES handsomely
ornamented with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work II Inc
very best and neatest manner and on the i0ose
reasonable terms.
TIE highest price given for osd "~ofIiefs
Ryaas, Pewter, Lead and I'm.
George vi MUM.
October l3.
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Elifha Talbot,
Peter Saunders.
EDUCATION.

TIE REF. DR.. 0'BRLE.N,
PROPOSES to open an ACADEMY in
E THIS place, for the purpose Oh teaching
twenty young gentlemcn tshoutd so many OF
ferl the Polite Arts and Sciences: he wlls liz
struct them in the various Languages, to VIZ,
latin, Greek, French, Italian, &c. and IN
Hebrew ifrequired,
He will also teach Geography with the use
of the Globes---the MathematScs-~Loglc~-
Rhetoric and Natural Philosophy. Appl'ea-
ton to be made at Mr. lanes bsesn s. AirE'
street.
January 8.
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er " q TE LOST.

r OST, Yesterday morning, on Lazonoso'
L. and Fowte's wharf, a.MOTE signed b.
JONATHAN SPARROW, for Three THOU
sand Fiut Hundred Dollars, dated |" PoaT
LAND, January II, 1902" and payable to th'
subscriber in one year from the date.
The above Note was found by a black MAJ
a few moments afterit was lost, but his name
or residence is not KNOXVILLE or whom
may be in possession of the same, are re-
quested to rerurn it to as, as it Can be Of nc
use Go any other person.
1. awraton and Fowle.
january 1915. 4
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Mechanic Relief Society.

A STATED quarterly meeting OF the ne
IA ehamic Rehef Society, will De held al
my house on Wednesday evening next at o.
p. m.-Punctual attendance of the members
IS requested.
By order Of the President,
John M'Leod, Seey.
January 50. st
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lanes Dawson.


s~HE subscriber informs the public, that
{ he never had any intention to give up
his School as teacher of the French Ian
euace. as has been reported. On the contra
~ he proposes to attend, faithfully, to as ma
nv Scholars as may be entrusted to his care ;;
and will never yield his place, particularly &c
a strangely without the consent OF the parents
of his pupils.--If they should not think nm
worthy of their confidence, he is wiling to
withdraw.
He is still ready to receive twelve or more
Scholars in the day time, at Mr. mclean (
Academy, or at his own residence, from SIS
o'clock till nine in the evening ,-forturthef
information enquire OF
January sa. a
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WASHINGTON TAVERN
LEESB URG.

eF~~HE subscriber has returned to the pas9-
snagsor TaVcra, LEEsgpRs, where nc Is
prerared With every thing necessary Tor me
accommodation Of those gentlemen ana Iadies
who may honor him with their cnstorn
Having laid IL good stock Of liquors. nay
and oats, and having enlarged bis stables, ahd
engaged careful, attentive and honest most
Ter, he fatters himself that, by his unrenlf-
ted attention, together with the diligence.
care, and activity of his servants he VIII be
able to reader his customers the most perfect
satisfaction in his line.
\. 3. The house is in much better con-
dinon than formerly, for the Accommodate
Of travellers
Taroes Dawson.
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WOOD FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to make sale Of a
few hundred cords Of WOOD near the mouth
of Pamonkey Greek: secure and convent.
ent hapbor, not more than Is miles below
Aiexandria.--Those who are DESTROYS oFpur-
chasing, may be supplied on advantageous
terms by applying to
Benjamin Dulnly, jun.
January IS. u
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/ OF 5000
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Tbs IN day craving takes place this al
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TX LIN 0A LANSsO ALE.
a GENTLEMAN. who bas devoted
n, considerable part Of ais time to the
stu S of foreign languages and the manner in
which they may be taught with most adyan
tage, is DESTROYS to give Iessons IN fre''eh,
wnich. being now considered as necessary
branch OF polite education, he haEters himself
70 meet with sufficient encoyragement--arad
the ncthod Of teaching which he means 10
adopt, (being chat Of MIR, a. D'yfej; So gene
rally approved Of added 20 , strict attention
to clear and proper pronunciation, will ena'
bic his pupils 20 acquire the language IN q
shorter time, than that which has hitherto
been in use--of which little experience Wall
proye the trblh Of his assertion.
AS his family lives short distance from
Alexandria &c intends to remove 10 the town
as soon as he finds prospect 10 dekroy the
expenses of house keeping, and invites there
fore those who wish % be instructed to make
their Applications, sne sooner the better TO
M. GENERZ IS, who will give the necessa-
ny information
n. 3. He likewise proposes to teach the
9hzntsh and Gefz7eu Languages, shouId any
scholars offer.
90 Q
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Sa!ss at Kendpe.
!. .,erv Tuesday and Friday,
y,pL lx.l

Oue WILL BE SOLD
!. yendue Store, corner of Prince ana
u 'Hs Water streets.
u,,;ss, Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
d Ys .;'a',rs = Of which will be expressed in
f ',s i, the day--All kinds OF goods
ihe Onis -. on limitation and the prices OF
when 90 Ne established, can at any time DC
sinch sndpurcha.ed at the lowest Limitation
aa4 prices. ,s.r.,.1ie, T. Nc
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~HAMILTON's ELIXIR,
FOR COUGHS.

TrrE ;ocreasing reputation OF Hamliton,s
r1;.;r (which during the last nzne years mas
$50 : celebrated Throughout the y otates,i
,~s,ran,s the assertion that tits the 6tsf rene
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ssthmas and approaching consurnpuohs,-
Fxperience has taught thousands, that lhe
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foms, that they load the stomach and impair
the digestion, inlame the whole system il-
crease the difficulty of breathing and eScite
fever. Batthe qualities of this valuable dis-
covery are eyinced by perfectly opposite e.
fects. ~.
a sfugle trial zvil hyoDe that It restores INC
determination oil the fluids to the SURFACE y
the BODY, and brings on the common eei'
fnl nerspiration /; tixt it dlslodges ana eNaeu-
ates the tough vicidphlegmo or mucufssuen
ems the weakened vessels ofthe lungs snea.hes
The acrimonious liquor which lrrltates thenl
AMI finally discharges it. Thus striking at the
root al the disorder the symptoms are ehec-
,,aIlg and nermanently conquered, the reverse
OF conmon medicine which weakeis .le eon-
ssitutioa and gives strength to 'he aisolu
for the sake Of moderatlngg torthe present soiii
offs painful effects. ;A
To parents who have children afflctea N 49,
the hooping cough, this discovery IS oil Tue
6rst magnitude, asst affords lmmeaia.e re-
lief, checks the progress, and IN shot, uiae
anf;rsIy removes the most cruel disorder TO
which chiidrea are liable. Inc EuNlr ,stpql1
fcctly agreeable and the dose SO small .na'
no aificnlty arises In taking 1t.