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NEGROES FOR Sic.

BY virtue of deed Of trust, from Je ;sg5
~. MooRE, for certain purposes therein set
fol tn, the subscriber viii sell for ready no-
ney, at bis ferry opposite Aiexandria, on
TUESDAY, the 10th dsy Of January next,
at II O'Clock, if fair if not, the next fair
VERY VALUABLE Ne
CROES, VIZ. One an, abolt rs yeai0 Of
age, two lads, two boys, and two girls.
William 4arbury.
Z Blue Plains, Dec. 9o-2i dts
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Washington and alexandria TIM
bakc Combany.

THE Stockholders ofthe svzshingtos, a. 4
Alexandria Turnpike Company sts
ereby notified tn2t the min and lass tastal.
mtnt OF TEN DOLLARS on each sslsrs "A
called tor by the President and Directors. az
me said company, and is required to be PAID
10 Charles Page, treasurer, ii Aisx4nIsip, 10
or before the Esd day January next, .gTsss ~
70 an act of congress, entitled, " az. act lor tis@
establishment of Turnpike Company in tho
county of Alexandria. in the aistrict OF Co.
lumbia."
BY order of the Directors,
G. DENEALE, President.
December &c lst
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Grocery Store.

z I WISH to inform my friends, and Tx
public in general, that keep GROCERY
STORE in alexandria, on the corner Of Duke
ma ST. Asap.' streets, in the house lately oc-
aip;ed by Dennis Folcy-&lso, a good sta
de for horscs-and Lodsirs and Boarding.,
nd good Entertainment for Travellers.
& Edward Il. Jacobs.
Z December 81. dot
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snss, situate n, q handfe ID in the
county OF New-Castis and state oil Della
wareS containing two, hundred aud fifty
acres more or less, with a comfortable
dwelling house and Kitchen, cellar, barn,
and good stone spring-house thereon
erected, "a young apple orchard, and vari-
ETY. of other fruit trees Of the best quality
it is well watered BY number pf excellent
springs on said tract there is near twenty
acres OF good timothy meadow land, about
forty acres now in clover, q large proper
ton VI woodiand-and the residue good
arable land capable Of Improvement 10 a
b., state of cultivation, being within one
mile Of limestone where it can be had an
reasonable terms eight miles from Will
minston and six from New Port on the
main road leading from thence 10 Lancas.
Ger. As it is presumed any person nclining
to purchase Will view the premises, 1t is
thought unnecessary 10 give further de-
scfption iii will bear division into three
parts, and will be sold either the whole to-
Sethel Or ia parts as may best suit the Pur-
chaser II il is not sold at private sale on
or before the 2ssh day Of September next,
II will be sold lpullc sale on the premises
on SAID day. aad literal credit given Sol
considerable PART Of the purchase money,
Al which time attendance VIII be given and
the terms made known, BY
JAMES OCHELTREE.
Wilmington, |une "a, 1909.
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Dtt1t Stats,b
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osa.s against ',s' IL ,a he . JOHN her
tackle, apparel sha frrnitu'e, and also all the
cargo Of d vcrs goods. wares and merchandise
found on board, all Of the value tdoHs.
lawful money of the United states--i The same
vessel and cargo being seized as forfeited ny the
Collector Of the said district for violating the act
of Congress of the United States, entitled $ An
g act to interlict the commercial intercourse
s. between the United States and Great Brtiin
g and France and their dependencies, and for
g otherpuiposes. dnd zehfreas the Honorable
Cunning Bedford, Esq Judge of the said dis
t,ct court, hath ordered the siyth day Of July,
1909, at / 0 O'clock, A. M. at the Town Hall IN
the borough Of Wilmington, for holding spe-
cia distict court for the said trial. agreeahly 20
the prayer Of che said attorney. Notice IS here
BY given, that special district court will be then
md there held for the tri; of the premises and
Ne owner 81 owners, and all persons who MY
nave ar claim any right, inrere>t o. conctra
tile. sin, are hereby cited aud adnlonslied 10 be
and appear at the time and place aforesaid 10
shew cause, if any they have, why tinal de-
cree ,ho,la NOT pass, Pursuant to the prayer OF
the said VI.
THOMAS WlrtsFR>POON,
Cith @'the Djstt'af Cart.
Tiirain l,a, Iaas u, 500.
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40 be s5Oi,.;,

a T or,y,te sale. lot 4. cran 7, on
~ which Is erected good i'r,n' house
and kj,etlen. il. house is well calcuIa.r,l
for d Dry.Gc. OILS Slorr beng ,ituasrd IN
liign.supct, u, Il, side u n unper Mar.
ke,. HE terms w,i' be nnssle easy % she
purchaser. For .3et,'itnlals engHire 81 ,he
subscriber.
I,E.N1Y WlTsIL.
Wilmington. .Tnne II, ~. y
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NOTICE.

MAT the subscriber hath obtained
H. from the orphans court Ct Cecil
county in Maryland, letters OF admins
'Fa'lon on the personal estate of Abn~r
Kirk, late Of Cecil county, decreased. All
persons having claims against the said De.
ceased, are ety warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, at OF before the 10Th day Of the
first month, 1910, otherwise lhey may ~
law be excluded from all bench, Ut the said
estate. Given under ms hand.
WILLIAM. K'RK, aa,m'r.
Wilmington, JIne ~ 1909.
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Mr. Canning to Mr.. Pinknev.
Foreign Office, Aoril go 1909


Nilen had the honor to transmit TO YOU on
the 2ith OF December last, the orders in cotin-
Gil passed on the q ST of that month, referred
TO the passage Of my Official note of the esd Of
September, 5Oa, m which stas ed to you that,
" It is not improbable indeed that some altera-
tions may be made in The orders ia council, as
they are at present framed alterations calru-
lated not to abate their spirit of impair Their
pFinc'p!e, but to adapt them more exactly 10
the different state Of. thin, ; which has .ortu-
natcly grown up in Europe, AND to combine all
practicable reliel TO ncutrals with Il more Sc
we're p'essprc upon the enemy'--and at the
same time explained to you the grounds on
>thicil the dtsi,a OF the larger alterations which
rad been il contemplation in September was
for the ttlne aid aside. 3v the order OF coun-
II which have now the honor to inclose 10
.ou, taat deaisn, As explained il my official
note Of September 23i, i fully carried into
execution.
have the honor To be,
With Tx hl.shea consideration,
Sr, Your most oh-titnt
humble s..rrnnt.
(SignrtD ,HGai,E CANNING.
Wiiliam Pnkney, F. &c. SC.
vte .o.o,s tn Btl.isn olt,er of The 26th
Of April, IS stcn ~ our Paper Of the lOthi ns.
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cUh0f~ 1Nlr. canning.
accordingly on Monday, the 9TH of -
At the close of the conference he sold ny
that my communications were such as would
require reflection, and would naturally make
him anxious to see me again and that he
would fix as early day as possible, and give
me notice.
g Our next interview took place on the 9th
of April
g Mr.. Canning read the new order in coun-
Gil, and then proceeded very briefly to sugges,
the practical alterations which 1t would intro
duce."
" thought should best discharge my du-
~ by forbealing useless discussion and by re-
ceivng as it was offered, but without making
myself a party to it, an actual improvement,
capable OF future extension under the auspices
OF just and irsAdy sentiments and enlightened
pohcy'
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Treasury DeD0i tn.rht,

MAkca %, 300.
WHEREAS, r. conformity with tic ptnysi-
ons mode BY Law, tor tae reimbursement Of the
E1cuaaee S1r PR CENT >teoh, e'c4ted BY the Sc
cond sector. OF rtlc 1att entnicd " An Act sup
Elementary 10 IT,. aa intituied an ACT making
ptovis,c,r il, tic seavmps'on OF tue whole OF the
pubic dsbr OF ms Lu,ten stays,' passed on
,ns. :, d 4 OF February, 1907, it has he.n de-
ttrmn@i :, lot that the Certificates OF .a'd -,acil
aes, .r1e,t " the pe,;raae"t nla.brls confahed
in tic ~ xen Schedule, snoud be reimbursed
on the il. suy nt s. ua'y mex,
PUBLIC NOTICE.
+, therefore -vsa \ sne p-upri,,ars Of the Ger
III. ttcs 81 ExGaArGLD FIX plR 49, .fas
c sate p t'at a z"17
,.s1.. ~ .. H.
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For S.4lG,(

\ LARGE two story Brit House
L Aen nearly new ,bult 81 toe hest matef.5
finished IN the mode,n style, with goodN
lsrs under the whole, situated opposite the
lese in the borough Of Wilmington. the lot
tending from Market 70 SIMPLIFY streets WIKI
good allies and every convenience for the accoi :
d4ton Of a senteel ianIy-lal turtGcr.u!or .
tion enquire Of the pirter.
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Tic loan ONCE uitre tue fs.,
ir.hursc.i, my then stand crtene.
p.ela,s thereof
ii I. further made known fer the inform.t
&c the naties conteine,' that Transfers = TIC
Certificates OF Exchanged Stock heat.n- IT.:
recruitment numbers coatainei IN the annexed
Schedule, stom ty Books Of the Treasury q Of
an, Commissioner q Loans, W y Flowed A.
Ter The ti,st ,av 81 December next. And The IN
,rrsst On all the Certificates coniairc,' 10 the
s.,l Schedule, vii cease and determine, on the
lav preredns,ne day nefeb, txei 'o' the relm-
bulscmen. thereof.
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have the honor 10 enc ose the copy or a.
order OF MS Majesty il Council, issued on The
26.h Of April last.
In consequence Of ofic al communication,
s@nt to me f,o,a his M'jesty's government,
since the adoption Of that measure, am en-
abled to ass,lre you that ii has no connection
whatever with the aycrtures, whci | have
been authorised 10 make 10 The government Of
The United States, and that am persuaded
that I've term, Of the aggccmei,t, SO happily
concluded by the recent negotiation, wi | b.
strictly fnlliled on the pat Of his Majesty.
The internal evidence cf the order itself
wo'l.d fully JUSTLY the foregoing construction !;
a',l moreover, il will not have escaped your
iiotice CHAT the repeal has not thereby he,a
made Of the order Of the 9TH OF Jan,!aly, 1901
whicii according to the engagement have en-
E2rel INFO, en- the part Of his Nlajesly, is to be
abroaateti with the Other orders, IN consc-
qaencc OF the adjustment Of differences be
tween the two countries, and the confidence
entertained OF u further conciIiatory unde, :
s,an1,nr
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Mr.. Smith to Nh Ersk'ne.
Department of State, June 15,' 1909

SIR,
| have the honour acknowledge the receipt
Of your note Of this day. communicating the
Order in council, issued by his Britannic Ma
jcsly on the 2tth April last
However well pursradcd the President may
at all times, have been that the arrangement,
SO happily effected by the late negotiation,
would be strictly flu filed on the part Of His
Britannia Majesty, he has, nevertheless, re-
celved with satisfaction your renewed assu-
rance to th,t efccr, with the further assn-
rance, founded on official communications TO
you from your government since thesadoption
Of the order in council of the Goth Aphf, that,
that order was not intended to have any con-
necton whatever with the overtures, which
you had been authorised to make to the goFe
eminent OF the %nlted States.
have the honour q be, -
(Sisned) II.
lin. DavM az Efskiue.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-28
PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to decree Of the honorable
the United States Circuit Court. OF the
district Of Columbia, for the County OF Alex
andria, will be sold at public auction on pa
turday the 2ad day ofJuly next, a LOT or
half acre of ground, the property OF the re-
nresentatives of Bartholomew. cambridge de-
ceased, situate on Cameron and Pitt streets IN
tbe town of Alexandria, and fronting the
square Of Ground on which Mr.. Caton's city
hotel ia 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, q
On Cameron street, from 50 TO so feet front,
and running back 100 feet to a Is feet alley,
and three lots or Pitt street, 81 feet front,
running back 1913 feet to Is feet alley
The terms of sale will be--One fourth
cash,& the residue payable in $50 Y 9months.
Negotiable notes with approved endorsers
viii be required. The sale to commence at
the coffee house in Alexandria, at O'clock
in the afternoon. A plat of the lots may be
seen on application at the clerks otfl'e.
Thomas Syann,
George Deneale,
Commissioners.
June 20. ats.
n Printing in its various branches
excutedwith accuracy and dispatch.
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N q 4 | G. =.

TIE committees appointed by the differ
ent Uniform companies of militia of Alexan-
dria, have contracted for dinner, to be, pro-
vided for the military on the 4th of July. at
Mr.. Shuck's garden, ats Rural felIttty'' - -
Such of the citizens as chuse to partakc Will
leave their names with any of the officers OF
the different companies previous to Monday,
10 O'Clock, in order that the numberto be &C
commodated may be then ascertained. The
military. evolntions Of the day will be hereas-
ter detailed.
,JuEe. %.
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third time, and On She question shah the Bib

third time, and on She question shall the Bib
pass, debate ensued.. y. 81
s Mr.. quincy in opposition 70 his friends
was in favor Of the bill, on a new ground,
that lit was so far an ,abandonment OF the
principle of maratime restriction 5 he tho't
it was as much as his friends ought to ex-s
spect from the advocates of the exclusion
system and as they could in decency grant =;
he was: against the whole brood, nom
importation, embargo and non intercourse,
this bill destroys the system all but the
commercial non-intercourse, and this IS
with church yard cough going to the.
vaults Of the capulets. ~ ~. 4.
Captain Woodbury. has arrived at Bever-;
sly, from Cadiz, which he left 21st April.
He informs, that the French army was re-
ported to be still lying about Is leagues from
Seville, attempting nothing but waiting
rcinforcrments |: That accommodate had
been orderd for the governing junta at Ca
sdiz, in case they should be, compelled to
quit Seville That Joseph Bonaparie quit.
ted Madrid 70, France, the 5th Of April !:
That in Cadiz they discovered no DISPOSE
ton to give up the patriot cause.
That they represented their armies as
very numerous and strong; but that amidst
the thousand Of rumors it was Impossible
exactly to ascertain the truth.
Tour accounts from France 40 otherwise
corroborate this, than that Bonaparte had
declared the Spaniards to be unworthy
his brother, as their king, and that he
should treat Spain as a conquered pro-
vince. Boston Ceniisel.
!, :s.s q, i1'l.i 4s
DIED, On Sunday last, Of a cancer in his
face, BENIGN WlAstt, late merchant at Oc-
coquah. By his death society is deprived
of as honest man as ever lived.
sssszzsszasss
Is, DIVINE SERVICE will
commence at the Pr0teNa1t E
bJtcopal Chapch, this evening at
early candle-llght.
June 28.
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r. RECOMMENDATION.

~ Z - IS q 81 ~ n
THE Superintendent Of Police recon-
4. mends TO the, citizens of Alexandra,
during the warm. season, a frequent use Of
LIME in their PRIMES and other parts Of
their premises where: filth accumulates-a
the greatest attention is re,quired to the keep
nlg clean and dry their cellars, so that NO
stagnant water be left i'm them.
He acknowledgements the proprietors
Of unoccupied houses and cellars to cause
them frequently Ito: be opened and aired
hossekeepers are required 10 cause all the
rubbish accumulated in, their back yards 10 be
thrown into the streets that the scayengegs
carts may take il. away.
John l ongden,
.Suhsrinsszlaant ct Police
June ~. ID
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A quantity Of clean ICE. for sale at seventy
Ave cents per bushel.
APPLY 70
]. ,Hodgkin, OF
Joshua Downing
June -.
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He,has received the decided admiration and
ssurprize of the, President Of the y. States, the
Heads, of Departments, the well known ora
tor Mr., Ogilvie, and every person OF Judg-
ment, sensibility and taste, that has ever heard
him. Il hat the .genteel and enlightened ci-
tizens of Alexandria possess these in an emil
ment degree, IS proverbial-it is therefore
hoped they will not suffer this AMERICAN
BUD on this occasionto
/" Waste his ssueetness %, the desert ar,
PART LIST.
,Othello's apology, for his marriage.
Hamlet,s advice to the players.
Hotspur's description ola Fop.
PART I'd.
>Shakespeare's Seven Ages.
!, Cato's seliloquy on the Immortality of the
Soul.
Song, I" The, Hobbies The Lady's hobby,
the Sailors, the Soldiers, the .Besux, the
Americans, and lis own hobby.
PART Sd.
Description. Of a Country Ale .House.--Golast
smith.
The Camcleon -Dferriek.
Song.1 The Jack Daw.''
s;PART4th AMP LAST
xClarence's, Dream.
Description Of a Country School aster.-3
Goldsmith.
Description ofsMab Queen Of the FAIRIES.
The, 1yhoie will ,snish with the
SONG OF KING ARTHUR
From the .Barlettat of Tom Thumb.
Doors will open at z, and to commence
at half past seven.
Music. shall be provided--and proper off,
GERS stationed in the house to keep the most
perfect tranquility.
June IS.
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Warrington Society.

THE Members Of the Washington ,soei-
ETY. of Alexandra, are hereby requested to
attend regular. stated meeting of the said
Society, at Mr.. Caton's hotel, on TUESDAY,
the fourth day Of my next, at IL O'Clock, in
the forenoon. They will be attended by the
Children of the Washington Free School,
for the purpose of exhibition sand. examine
ton, and particularly the scholars who have
been placed in the Latin school at the ex;
pence of the Society.
By order.ef the standing; committee,
t1. ,Deneale, Sec.y.
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TUESDAY, June III
A bill from the Senate exoneratlng from
postage all letters and packages to and from
.Thos. Jefferson, during his lite, was read
three times and passed.
Il III. Randolph, from the committee ap,
pointed to enquire into the application :, OF
monies drawnfrom the treasury since the
1stof May, 1908, made report IN part
which, after being read il part, was ORDER order
ed 70 be laid on,thc table, and Prlnted..-
.rWhat was read. was Of no Importance
they are documents from the navy depale.
ment, some Of which were returned hY the
committee g. as unsatisfactory as 70 the intsr-
nation required
A message from the senate announced
the passage Of an act for completing, the
public road from Cumbe riand in Maryland
70 the Ohio river, and asked the concur
renee of the house therein.
The non-intereeurse bill was read the
..tN
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hLflment efDivine Prophecy.

Acertain set of men (says the Ports
mouth Oracle) save risen up in our country
shOsay that Bonapar,e is the minister OF
heaven, commissioned to chastiss the ini-
qn'tlss Of the world, and destroy the man of
On and the who're Of Babylon. The infer
p'aces regularly drawn from their positions
are that as Bonaparte is employed to &C
'0npiish the divine purposes, it is warning
against heaven AMI attempting to defeat
TIC intention of the mos, high &c oppose his
0wer and that in whatever country ne
ands nus legions, he must be received with.
0a' murmur, as munster OF God to re-
store peace upon The earth. Now, as. we
70 not subscribe to these doctrines, We trust
'Freaders will pardon US while we attempt
prove from divine revelation, and State
a'tnt lately made in an European christian
puoAcatlon thar instead Of being Gods vice.
se'sns On earth, Napoleon Sonaparte,* is
u TACT the beast mentioned in the Revela-
Won OF 81. John the divine.
and stood upon the sand of the sea,
:aa saw beast rise up out of the sea, hav-
s@ssevsn heads and ten horns, and upon
10 "a Ssads the name of blasphemy."
Inc application of this verse to Bona.
r's' Wilde seen bv every one who has at
slasd TO ms origin. Corsica, a little island
- Tie Sea was the place Of his birth, and it
Nay with Psopriety be said shat he rose up
IVY, NV OF the sea, as in many parts of scripture,
mS w9rd is used when only an island is
N.Y. Whether the bla:phemy" will
.spy 10 him, let those who have known the
NJ - az has made of every religion to obtain
' ,sS.s easily his power, judge. The crowns
su'en We've upon the heads of the beast, as
"eai'oned In The revelation, are just the
Su'1Oer thats Bonaparte has placed upon the
IaaS OF his own family. But above all.
=. 'o"ow'ag verse points out the very man,
'"Were, by name who is meant by the
sss'' here is wisdom. LIT hin ,na,
,1'a understanding count the number of the
LAST, Tor It is the numb r of man; and
3s number is six hundred, three score anc
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Edmund ]. Lee,
Trustee.
dts
September le.
EVENING SCHOOL.

The subscriber respectfully informs the
inhabitants Of Alexandria and its vicinity.
that tie will commence an EVENING SCHOOL,
on the 25th ofthe present month.
Terms, three dollars per quarter the stu
dents furnishing light fot themselyes-three
dollars and seventy FIVE cents if the substrl-
Der supply them with lights. Ink and quills
will be furnished gratis
b. For any thing pertaining to the ma
thematics the terms may be known of
]. Parable.
Sept. IS. cost
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N O T I C E.

THE subscriber, by virtue of deed of
trust dated on the third day Of September,
1907, from John Bogue to himself, Ludwell
Lee and Charles Alexander, will, OH TUES
DAY, the 10th day Of October next, at four
O'Clock Of that day, at the tavern of Benjamin
Thornton, in the town of Leesburg, & coun-
,y of Loudoun, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for ready money,
Il Tract Of Land,
in the county of Loudoun, on the north side
of the main road from Leesburg to Alexan-
dria, and about one quarter of mile to the
eastward of Goose Creek, containing | Ia a
ores, which land is in the possession Of the
said John Bogue, or so much thereof as will
pay the expenses of the sale and the sum OF
l43 dollars and S3 cents, with interest due
by the said Boguc to Mrs. Frances Alexan-
de-, administrative of Charles Alexander,
esquire, deceased, and the further sum of
$50 dollars and s6 cents, with interest there
on, due to the heirs OF the said Charles Alex
ander.
Edmund ]. Lee,
Trustee.
September 10. dts
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six" To prove that Bonaparte is the per-
son alluded to, We here extract the follow
ing statement from the European publica-
ton before mentioned, and leave every caD-
did reader to make his own comments upon
the fact.
The following are the letters of the Cor
sican alphabet and the figures which they
represent. 1t will be seen that the figures
which represent those letters that form the
words Napoleon Bonaparte, added, make
666, the number of the beast.