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his constituents will be In prcporticN "a .hs
success Of his measures, without a nice ,,;s.
elimination with regard to its causes. Is
the depredations committed on our trad.
tor they do not merit m:lder epitherl
Under the terms OF the disavowai, enric;s
the English merchant and manufactures.
enable them to resume the activity of their
occupations, by purchasing the goods OF th..
former and furnishing raw.materiais To the,
latter, and furnish the governments with NJ
val supplies so essential to its vigorous car.
eer, it they supply the fuai for new taxes
or loans to ard the operations OF Spa;n and
Austria, Mr.. Canning doubtless conclu,rs.
that this breach of good faith to,yartlx, -,
val and repub ic will, amidst the. blazen f
triumph and the in;oxcation of prosper;tv
be viewed as a mere peccaliilo, il M, 10,
An accomplished stratagem. If pressed harI
he will conjure up the plea Of necessity. 81
shew that the very existence OF his co,,n
try depended upon the measures reaop, III
TO, and he will demand to know of via
value the ceilings or character of an ind;v;-
dual are, compared with the saIvation ne
[ a nation. 1T on the contrary, all his oav
hopes OF triumph and victory fade awav' 4
he and his CO. adiutors are driven from re-.
royal cabinet by the cramors of a distracfea
fpeopie, this feature in their conduct, il wiz
De presumed, will challenge out irt,f,. ,r-
gard amidst the other numerous inyasi,os
of principle and justice. Fie natIon ton.
will be likely TO be satisfied Will, their IL
anti in the hope of better time, look ,o-,yors
inste ad. of backward. The whole condnrr
of the present English ministry sI,ews thae
| they haztrd every thing on a sucoe,,t;,i
issue. realising that il is nsck or no,nin,
| with them.
/ There was imported INTO the single mort nc
LIVERPOOL from the period of the raising ti,s.
embargo, to the 10th OF June, from the unite i
States,
/ 20,746 bales of cotton,
4,565 barrels of ashes,
1900 do ilour,
/ 4.306 tierces rice,
6,2o3 barrels turpentine,
6,746 do. tar,
$4,000 slaves, .
1904 bushels of wheat.
1,755 hogsheads oftobacco,
3o53 bags of corn,
1888 casks faxsccd,
81 hogshe ads bees wax.
9,456 tons of Climber
Indigo, querIitron bark, dye woods. 81 &-.
Prices nominai-no S .les making. AMI large
supplies arriving hourly -Varchoise rem, aa.
yanced, interest running on for advances of
feghts duties, &c.
- Aurora.
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derssangdin with thcir injustice aid
at their recollection wiring the heats
POSTSCRIPT


To the Boston Ccntnal of Saturday
The ship Golden Age, Captain Rcmick, ar.
rived last evening from Cadis which she left
the FIRST of Iily.
Mr. Peake. passenger. politely favored Ms
with a ile of.he Spanish government Gazette,
to the 26th Of June and The folio wing verbal
articles.
That the French were concentrating their
force in the vicinity of Madrid -
That the army of General Blake had all
vanced from Tarra:coni,. defeated the French,
entered Arragoa, but in All attempt to rccov-
er Sarragossa was attacked by the French
beaten, and compelled To retire -
| That Marshal Victor had evacu tied Estrema.
dura--He WAS followed by Cucsta who had
10000 men under him 'and the En- .ish army
under Gen. Wellesley at Badai0z.
That the Spanish army ut La Mancha had
advanced to within ten leagues of Madrid -
That the enthusiasm OF the Spanish patriots
had resained its prime height; that no des.
pondency existed ofthe success OF their cause
that the DEGREES of the Supreme Junta were
universally respected and obeyed, that the
great body ofthe people appeared resolved to
aie rather than submit to French domination
and that the English and Americans were
highly respected.
| That discipline and subordinatinn were max.
ing soldiers of the Spaniar,ls a,,d there were
several Thousand young volunteers from the
Canaries. who We're in daily driiiin Cadiz, fol-
the field.
The English have a small squadron in Ca
diz; and the French prizes were equipped foi
| sea.
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SEw.YoKk, Ausvsr IS.
NEWS FROM SPAIN


Translated for the Mercanti e Advertiser.
PARIS, June 23.
Letter from Marshal Duke of Elchineen,
Commander in Chief of the 9Th c,1rp,
81 tie French army in Spain, to his keel
lcncy the Minister OF War, dated Owe
do, W 81, 1909.
have the honor of acquainting your ex-
cS!lency that the expedition of the Asruri
as had been concerted with General Rel.
ierm,.n Immediately after his arrival at Luz
60. This important operation has been
promptly term mated.
set out from Lugo on the 18th, with the
15tb OF light Infantry, the 9th and 5eth of
the line oaly, the 81 Of hussars. the 25th
o. dragons, eight pieces mounted artillery,
carried on niu es, 200, 600 cartridges of re !.
serve, aud biscuits for seven DAYS. Fhis
division, commanded by General Maurice
Matthew. was divided into four brigadss
under tic orders of Generals I.orcet. La
bassec, 1arcogns t, and Bardet. The iyooos
took position the same day in the Val de
Pcdrrso.
On the 14,h they encamped a: Nlyja de
Suarna We exchanged few mu- ket shots
IN entering it, and we made IS pfisune,s.
i learnt that the army Demonstrated G. III
cia 5000 strong, composed of tir IDS of the
line and of multitude of armed peasants.
was yeDcamped az Fuensagrada and Peguin
4 might have easily attacked Ii on the 18th
by facing round about upon them, and the
success was obvious; but Ipreferred To take
advantage OF the ignorance in which the e
uemy was Of my designs, IN order 10 gain
lew marches, fab ON sudden on the cen.
ter Of his forces, and by ,hese means rem
der the JUNCTION impossible. He presume d.
no doubt. ,hst when arrived at Navia de
3uarna would alter MY course to the right
~ order to- reach ihe road ri Villa Franco
cy the Va de Neyra, and then bend my
way upon Orence.
On the 18th ltock position az Torms,er
on orr way we dispersed a CONVOY of ,nn
mnss, carrying hnur, muskets, 8, amnuni.
srn tn the enemy's army.--The peasants.
WHO remained in the villages, would look
upen us as crazy set Of psople 20 dare
eneountering troops IN the Astorias through
such way and truly the road, or Father
pa;h, was impa5sabe.
On the 10Th j took position at Caugas.de-
iineo; there we found recruits Intended
for Fuenssgrada | sent them back to their
Villages a number Of muskets and amnu. I
milton we're destroyed.
On the 18TH, arrived at Selss and nv
advanced guard reached Comellena, where !
purposed crossing the Narcea; there "a
no bridge on this torrent, which the mc1t-
inS ut the snow renders very vide and "a.
pid for unately we found there two YES.
st'S p bic of carrying 20 men at time.
bu. there was no fording place for the Ca.
VaiC determined to cause dyke 10 be
opened IN order to procure a new passage
,o the waters. The troops act about ,hi, .
labor'ous task with so much eagsrness, thai
in 'bFes hours the river fell one foet, and
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Hirg.sala Hcau8.
X l e II NJ O N d.
TUESDAY, AUGUST q, 1909.

EXTRACT Of letter from Washinyf4n TO
me Editor of the argus, dated dueusf
18th, 1909.
"The President, as you know, is
gone home. The Secretary of the Ma.
Wy has proceeded to the South, and
the Secretary of War to the East.
The Secretary of State will go to Ball
timore to-day or tomorrow /; and Mr..
Gallatln will not remain behind So
chat the coasts clear for Jackson, and
he Will have the city at large To amuse
himselfin on his arrival That is ifhe
comes at all"
Extract from Washington to the Editor
orthe Argus, dased .4ug. 1871 1909.
I" There is nothing new mere. Mr.. Sump-
ter, the American Portuguese ambassador
is IN town, preparing for has embassy. A
snip VIII shortly depart hence for AIeiers.
with the usual subsidies for the Dey. All
the heads of Departments are absent"
~
Extract ola letter from .Nero YORK 10 the
1909.
The Wasp has arrived here. She
is ordered TO France, whittier she will
proceed without delay, with letters for
Gen. Armstrong, of which letters tho
commander of the Wasp is the bear
err"
FOR THE ARGUS.
Refec ttons on the disav DUAL or the sn-
fnEaHons entered inc 6v tn British Nj.
mister and Of their Permanent o5ke 4tioo
on the BTinsh government.
NOII.
Were truth the sole object of every
political discussion, the philanthropist
might engage with pleasure in tn: en-
curry : but when he knows, that argu-
ments are sought after merely to de-
fend cause in which party-interests
or passions are concerned he has to,
deplore the fatal effects Of that abuse
OF reason, which, instead of enlight-
ening, serves only to confound the first
of the understanding.
These reflections force themselves
upon the mind, in contemplating the
conduct OF certain party in this coun.
Try. These men more attached to the
interests of G. Britain, than TO the
lights OF their own country, in def.
auce OF the light OF demonstration and
he ciearest evidence of moral sense.
continue to advocate all the enormities
IF that government.
The atrocities committed for se-
les OF years upon the persons and pro-
'erties OF our citizens the doctrine
It impressment, and of paper blocs.
des; with the restrictions on neural
rade have in these found warm adv5-
ates. BY arguments either derived
rom the fell principle of exbcdis scy,
# from similar doctrines OF poli.i al
oPhistry they continue to de end
utrages, that strike the plsinest uns
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FOR THE ARGUS.

Reflections on the disayowak o. the sn-
fnlah0ns entered inc 6y M British MI
mister and Of their Permanent o5Ke 1tios,
on the British government.
NO IL
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hsNtract OF a letter from General Bonet tn M,r.
shai Duke OF Tfeyiso CMortisrl dated Saint
hndero, June IL.
General Kehermann will have given you AN
account OF my march for the purpose of reach.
ing the corps OF BalIesteros Havipor set o,,,
on the 8th Of line from carras .d'OSis or
rived on Vie lith opposite to Torrslayerua.
where Baiiesteros and Marqucsito had formed
aJuhction' The enemy having, in the morn.
'hgs made movement towards Vt. Andero. I
gave orders TO follow him and notwithstand.
nv the iatigle OF tie troops who were with
out any bread, marched rapidly in tile d;rec.
tio1 of saint A ,dero.
All the advanced posts we're overthrovc
VITA tie bayOnet at midnight two battalion, NJ
the l2tr light infantry entered the CITY. wh ere
the enemy nad the Princess and Iiberaia's 70
q nehs, and other troops After two hours
laughter took position, the forces had 10
hSht being superior in number. Atday.break.
my dispositions being made, an enemy's col
uhh ooJJ strong was attacked and laid down
their arms.
General Banas'cros having made his esoane
with several chiefs, sent out patroles 10 maxi
sweep III the country. Marqnesito, who had
concealed himself until o'closk and endeay.
D"rco 10 eject his escape but having been
purS"ed- MS corps was dispersed, killed, and
a great part Of it drowned
ms day costs 5000 men tn the enemy The
regiments OF Hibernia and the Princess are
lestrOych We have 500 prisoners. among
who are l5O officers besides 600 Frencbmen
lave been liberated at st, Andero, indepen- |
iently OF the garrison, AMI 500 sick, who hap |
'enet TO be m the place. | have given orders J
o follow the enemy in the direction Of Santo- !
lis.
Signed, The General Of Division Boxrr.
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Extract from WasAington to the Editor
OF Tire Irgus, dased .4ug 1871 1909.
" There is nothing new mere. Mr.. Sump-
ter, the American Portuguese ambassador
IS IN town, preparing for has em5assy, A
ship VIII shortly depart hence for AIgers,
with the usual subsidies for the Dey. All
the heads of Departments are absent"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-18
HAMILTON's ELIXIR,
FOR COUGHS.

THE Increasing reputation of Hamilton
Elizir (which during the last nEze years mas
become celebrated throughout the " otates,l
,varr.n,s the assertion that tits the 6tst RENE
y, now in use for colds, obstinate coughs,
asthmas and approaching consunptlons'--.-
Z reverence has taught thousands, That the
|: common .opiates and balsamies, as they are
& called, finally aggrayate every disorder OF the
breast and lunes,in the most distressing symp-
toms, that they load the stomach and impair m
the digestion, inhame the whole system u
crease the difficulty of breathing and excite
fever: Bat the qualities OF this valuable us
covery are ,evinced by perfectly opposite Ell
fects.
! single al.syiN prove that5it restores the
!. determination Of the fluids TO the surface OF
!. the BODY, and brings on the common health
5 snl nerspiration; tlwt it dislodges and eSacu-
s atesthe tough vicidphlegm or mucur' streng'h n.
ems tbe weakened vessels fthe lungs sheathes
ths acrimonious Iquor which irrltates thern'
and finally discharges it. THUS striking q. liie
root of the disorder the symptoms are enco-
tually and permanently conquered, the lesessS
'''s &c common .rnedicine.whi:h weakens the con-
st;tution and gives strength to the dlSotaef'
fart he sake of mfderatipg for the present some
Wo,fus painful effects ~
lf,r,o ,arents who have children afflicted with
the hopping cough, this fiscoVery - % ~
first magnitude, as it affords immediate re-
nslief, checks the progress, and IN shot. ul'ie
stenfirely removes the most cruel disosoer -
(which children are liable. The Eilxlr is per.
) feetly agreeable, and the dose SO sma'i' .ila'
-,Fno difficulty arises In taking 1t.
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Feb. s..

rHARLES SIMMS has associated his
N son John d. Simms, with him in the
practice of Law He will regularly attend
the circuit court for the county Of Alexan.
,dria, and the superior court for the county of
Fairfax. j. u. Simms will attend the courts
in Prince George and Charles Counties in
Maryland superior court for the county
of Prince William, and the circuit courts for
the coanties of Alexandria and Washington.
BY this arrangement one or the other may at
al times be seen and consulted at his office,
where deeds and other writings will be drawn
when required. The attention of both will
be given to business entrusted to either Of
them,
April IL. staw2w
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CATALOGUE OF PLAYS.
FOR SALE BY
ROBERT GRAY.

T1HE ROBBERS, Forty Thieves, jewsof
il Mogadore, Heir at Law, Robin Hoed,
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AL3O,
The Military Mentor, being series of
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to his SOM vols. boards price 81.
Crabbe's Poems, highly spoken of by the
British Reviews as work oithe first merit
price, bound, 81.
March g.
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SEINE ROPE.

THE lbscriber manufactures and has for
ale, at house on Washington street, OPP
posits Jacob Rofman's sugar refinery, Seine
andHauling opes,ofall sizes; Seine& Sew
ng rwine Shad * Herring Irvine j; Sack
ng and Bed Cords Plough Lives * Traces.
also, Tarred Rope ard other Cords.
Jofeph Harper.
Febrnar 2. 60
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March %.
{ One Dollar Reward.

n AN AWAY fram the subscriber, on the
IA, Sd instant, ,Phikh Williams, an appren-
tice to the sail making business between II
and 10 years of age. abort 5 feet OF inch
cs high, dark complexion, AID a little dull
of hearing. The above reward WIZ be gwen
to any person who will secure him in any
jail or deliver him to ne 1t this place, but no
allowance for any expences Al persons are
torewarned from harboring, employing, or
in any way taking or keeping bin from me.
Daniel McDouga]l.
April Is. cost
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ALSO,
Hamilton's Worm Destroying Lo-
. 90
ITCH CURED

BY OF" using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons and
families who are suffering under this disease
against the Infection of which no person is
safe| thatit this ointment is used at night on
bong to bed, itnever fails to perform cure
gy the following morning, as thousands who
have usedit during the last ni e years can tes-
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Richard Libby
April 5
FOR SALE,

situate ar ia fse o. county Of
on the main road leading from ; lea from the
Lancaster court house hvc l'' %re,k, onth'
latter and four miles from Deep o an,s arc. a
rood dwelling house, kitchen s s,eJ house, al
corn house, a large barn and s'0sT of abooi
s s sss 1 upsses. q sR: 200 Is. d ,
bove land is well tineered NJ ", ,s made know
and hiekory. The terms WI ~ of Alcs,a
by applying to Mr.. 2. thTl adjoining '''
andria, or te the subscriber '
place Edmund Denl ~
CcntreYille, Oct l4-t'5
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- BLACK kaUcf Lottery.
March IA.

NO. 3.
Authorised by an Actsof the LEGISLATURE
of the State of New YORK, for the purpose
~of OPENING CERTAIN ROADS.
MANAGERS
THOMAS STORM, JoHN H. SrcRELs, WIN.
HENDERSON, MATTHIAS B. TALMADGE,
and AcoBus VAN cHooNKevEN
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SMI HIS WORK.

SM1 tbs NORk.
THE subscribers respectfully inform ths'
friends and the public, taat they carry on
The Black Smith Business,
IN ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES.
TaHOSE who favor them With their Gus
a tom may depend on having their F'it
done with neatness and dispatch.
FIELD . ROCK.
NIB. "A smart active lad, about "a .
years of age, wanted as an apprentice 10 INC
above business.
II. t / E i D,
Has fer sale, as usual, at his ,Aoil Nanal'
tory,
Spikes, Nails, Brads Z SpE!g'
of every description, by the cask oFlsS' qa~'
ity. :. mrorcAs,
a. Two or three Joumeymah 0,'u6 {.
Majors will meet with constant empty Y
applying at said factoly' %
y mil
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tify. The peculiarexcellency's of this infal-
lible cure for the Itch, over every other, are,
the certainty Of cure by single application !;
the ingredients being SO innocent % to be sF-
Piled with perfect safety to the tenderest IN
fant and its being not only free from an OF
fensivs smell, but equally agreeable with the
pleasantest pomatum.
The proprietor solemnly afhrms that this
ointment doth not contain particle OF brlm-
stone, mercury, Or any injurious ingredient
whatever
HAHNs' TRUE AND GENUINE
GEPNAN CORN PLASTER,
An infalible remedy forCorns, speedily re-
moving them root and branch without giving
pain.
The Genuine Persian Lotion,
The Restorative Powder for the
Teeth and Gums.
Hahn'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, &c for being the best known remedy tor
lancesing the stomach and bowels.
Hamllton'S Essence and Extract
of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swelling,
Numbness, &c.
Tooth Ache. Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting reliet,in the most
severe instances.
The Anodyne Elixir, 3
For the cure of every kind ofhead ache.
The Damask Llp,Salve.
HI TAKE NOTICE.--That limitations
Of the above medicines are for sale In this
town--therefore please to apply only to Jas
Kennedy, zen. Bookseller, King-strect, Alexa.
who has long been sole agent for the sale OF
the genuine preparations. AS further secu-
rity against imposition, each genuine article
has on its outside wrapper, the signature of
Hannah Lee,
Widow Of the late Proprietor.
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$4,000
Il.ol4 Paizes.
2l,9S6 Blanks.

$4,000 Tickets--Less than two blanks to a.
prize.-Subject to a deduction of Is per cent.
Prizes payable 50 days alter the conclusion
of the drawing ofthe above prizes.
First drawn number lst days drawing is en-
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A Wet Nurle Wanted.
GREAT WAGES will be. given to good
Woman with good breast of milk
Enquire Of the Printer.
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Select Recommendations
PhiladeLhhia, Augnst g, fa

ME- II Lee. widow of Richard Lee, IF.
= pe;no DESTROYS to- make public for the good
&c others the excellent quality Of Hamllton,s
Elixir. prepared by the late Mr.. Lee, have
sent yonthe following account OF the oenent5
I have received from 1t ;swhlch | nope VIII
induce others to give lit trial. In conse-
onence of bruise on the breast received
from a fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with all the
horrors of immediate suffocation. Add to
these. q constant pain. in my breast, and
cough, great loss OF strength and fesn' ana
YOU may conceive that my symptoms evident
" indicated an approaching 'consumptioh.-
Tbe advice of a most emlnent physician was
resorted to, and afterwards assecond was. call
calm, but without giving-me any reiiei. "A
either physician,,sho knew HE and the cir
.mstances of my case, advised me to gl'e
Eamilton,s Elixir, a trial, saying, he had used
t;Gn hispractice,and always found It do much
Good. A bottleuas procured from Mr.. Birch's
and found relief before had taken halt OF
II. continued TO use it, and was soon strong
enough to attendto business. On taking cold
.'soale. of my former symptoms return, but are
ALWAYS removed by a dose or two OF the E
Elixir, ,
No. III, Budd-strect, Philadelphia.
Mr.Charles Myers, Hamstcad-Hill, near
Baltimore, had been along time dangerously
inGisposed, 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, aad general debility occasloned
,thcreby, yielded little, but rather progressed
-snder the treatment Of several eminent ply
sicians; when by the use of Hamilton's E.
lixir. his distressing cough was immediately
aIleyiated and every other symptom perfectly
subdued. Four or FIVE bottles entirely re-
moved his complaints and restored him to an
excellent state of health and strength, which
he has for upwards of a year past, enjoyed
without interruption.
..Fron, Lushsr Martin, esq. late attorney gene
raj Of Maryland.
Ieomply with your request in stating my
,oninion of Hamilton's Elixir. t.has been US
ed inmy family fer two or three years past.
withsuniform success, whenever hs,colds,
or similar complaints have rendered medi-
cine necessary. i have myself foundit an ex-
cellent and agreeable remedy for very pain
full and troublesome affection of the breast, ac.
companied with soreness, and with INSTRUCTED
and difficult breathing.
On these accounts /. doxnot hesitate to re-
commend Hamilton's Elixir as valuable me-
dicine, and deserving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
ALSO,
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The managers will commence drawing in
the cityo N. York, on the second Tuesday
in April next, and will continue to draw 500
Tickets each day until finished Tickets for
sale at the subscribers Bookstore King -street,
Alexandria tickets in the present and
late Baltimore Lotteries taken in exchange
for Tickets in this, and all tickets sold as a.
boye examined free OF expence.
r. GRAY.