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Land fon Sale.

TIOR SALE, in the county of Prince Will
liam, near the Bull Run Mountain, a
TRACT of LAND. containing about 40 a.
'cres. This tract possesses every desirable
advantage, both as to its situation which'is In
the centre OF an agreeable and healthy neigh
borhood, and It's qualities which are peculi-
arly adapted. 10 the production of wheat,
grass, &c.
The terms Of sale are--opc fourth of the
purchase money in hand, and aconsiderable
accommodation for the Balance.
Any person wishing to purchase will be
sshewn the lsnd by Mr., Richard B. ,fleran-
der, living neer it, orthe subscriber living in
FauqGiey county.
Matthew w. Brooke.
Ngax 8. eo6t*
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n O Z / c. E.

T WISH 20 purchase eight dozen young
Chickens, four roasting Pigs, and p young
Turkey-hens, Of the best quality, for which
7 win give an extra.price if delivered by Mon
day evening,
pcr bushel FOR Green Peas, delivered as a.
William Cation.
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alsra,loria e nip e5asstts
s.4gURD,4K, MAY s.
I5rg5.1lla Election.

The following lsaa eO'asssSe. ils1 q sss0
l ~, elected 70 the next Congress from
' tate Of Virginia
I,so ". EpPes. Daniel sheiEey, Wilson
j9 xl;ebolas, John Randolph, Peterson
ls;D I3ha Clepton, I'hos. Gholson,
Tha6as Newton, Burwsll Bassett,
" Barwell, WaltertJ Jones, Jacob
W. I. breckenridge. John Dawson,
j. + Roane, Jphaa-ovs, John 6. Jack
F''' 1 !. l.sVis, Matthew Clay, Ed
af,ay, /. Stephenson, john S.nssh.
60 i a lsaef ffi-om Ga1ss qafsd Fe6r,ta-
a' y5 ltf fsesi;ges4 II Assv 1ort.
q ~ the 5h ilssthht, 'an English frigate
,s,E,sre from Lisbon, having grderher
eov elcvca transports with $500 men or
IA who il issai, ( viii not st landed here,
..s,.Ysla, and proceed from thence to Sc
n where there are Z or8s more max
4 n about three thousand; supposed
+, the amount Of the whole BFitish force
a,hscontiuent.
c-
.@sots from ENGLAND, were. On board the
3smperts at Cadiz, and had not landed.
lis said thatcount ToltikctF is 20 {, bap-
1 .o,sd Russian minister of foreign affairs.
\ 5eplace of count Romanz9w. The lat.
.ls;no devoted 70 France, is a circum-
sacr, whence y IS lhlef3eu tii@. me $50
.nt Of Russia towards that nation haS IN.
rgone some change.
Ronapaise Gas insotently aemanded from pm
3fRng OF PRUSSIA, that ms tai,hlul MINIS
aronyon otein should DC deRvefeo 20
IA.
]
arGd Of a letter ffrom 89rdeauT, 70 q cant
nrciaf h0use III Ne10 3ork, dated 1Uafch
is 1899.
Business has been generally inactive Tor
shst three months, but our markets be
5 & veyy soantily Supplied, foreign produce
4 gradually advanced in prfee-As no
Of speculation has manifested itself in
\ brancb oFuade, we no longer witness
Ssssndlen and important fluctuations IN
svalpe Of goods which SO frequently oc-
Ared last year. Our markets are conse-
ndy governed blythe wants for con-
rPtlon, and OF course exhibit greater sts-
y ~ prices Annexed you have the
eaqans OF the Gay founded on reai saies
see no proba'9'tity q any. prompt Poti,l-
'h%pgsS that VIII naa At cnange me
q our comn1eFciaF AFFAIRS, austria oe-
On me eve q being drawn INTO q run
s war WITH france ana RUSSIA, BY hef
sS1dness IN executing the measures
aiOa0Wlng the 81 stem sdop,ea " eipse
I' powers, we mpst natllfa.iy lhfer t'iae
E'ler are determined IN sara measures.
'f execution WllllcontfnHe TO oe rtgor-
q OBSERVED IN france ana her immeai-
.uSpeneienc.es. : ms removes al pres,
o. a speedy resestaoilshmsnt OF neutral
a.ncrce, ana OF tne opening 81 or eqni,
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USEFUL PROPERTIES
Y A r w o @ DIS
Patent Walhlng Machine.

SHIS highly useful Machine is found by
a experience to excel any hitherto IN
use. 1t Will wash as many cloaths (by the
assistance OF enc person. in an hour as can
be washcdin awhole day, without the pos
sibility of injuring, fretting or tearing the
most delicate article, and with less than half
the quantity of soap. It occupies very little
more space than the common wash-tub, and
with the least care will not create any slop or
wet-the construction is very simple and at
tended with little expence. A further de-
scription of its qualities is now deemed un-
necessary, as it is presumed none will pur--
chase without examining it.
We the subscribers dc hereby certify that
we have found, on trial, the above named
Machine to answer fully the above descrip-
ton. Given under our hands this 5th day OF
NAV A u 1909
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NOTICE.

J he following IS published for the lnforna-
ton and government of the citizeas of Alex
andtia, and the superintendent Police calls
their particular attention to lis provisions, as
be has received express Instructions to en-
force their execution.
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- Sea Flower, Todd, WasI,ingto nso
load for NewO Orleans.
'Sioop NEontezuma, Palmer, Norfolk-by
III. Miller.
Friendship, Rhodes, Providence, to
callat Norfolk BY the mastss.
----- Fayorite Patsey, Fessenden, Wash
ington to load tor Nova Scotia.
Gr The officers Of the Cd Le-
glon are requelfed to meet the.
Commandant at Cations Hotel,
this evening at Il O'Clock.
May s.
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AgRIYED,
Ship Alphens, Sessen, Norfolk--balIast, to
J. G. Laid.
schr. Ocean, Snow, Georgetown-to load
for Eastward.
---- Union, Woodward, Georgetown---to
load for Eastward.
Sloop Maria, Matthews, Norfolls-Salt, TO
Master.
Lively Smith, Providence Northern
Produce 60 the master.
CLEARED.
Schr. Mary, Draine, Vienaa-by the mas
ter.
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S. FOLGER.
tValuable Property fer Sale.

HE subscriber offers for sale the House
i on Fairfax street, in Alexandra, now
occupied by Mrs. S. Nichols. The asses.
sors say this property is worth four thousand
two hundred dollars, and have, year after
year, assessed it at this sum but the
subscriber now offers it for sale at the halfol
the assessed value.
. He also efsrs .for safe,
he vacant Lots Ga Fairfax and franklin
streets. Assessors have said that these Lots
are thsthree thousand two hundred dor
lars per acre, and have assessed them at thai
rate; but the subscriber will take less than
the halt OF that sum per acre. s
he would gladly sell all his property on
the Mall-his Houses on King-street, nesf
Royal .street--his Houses on the same street.
near Washington. strcet-his ground-rents'
or any other property he has in Alexandrla'
on credit OF 6, IL, and 8 months.-Ap- /
ply to Cuthber Powell OF y
-, S. Cooke.
Lsssburs, March -. - ! laws
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ALEXANDRIA DAILY Gazette.
4 s6f1MMERcIAL AND POLITICAL. &
PRINTED AND PuBLlshEp
SAN u E L NJ ~ = 4 ~
Royat-ssrees, dIe1andr'0'
Da;h Gazette, 6 Dollars per ea''1n'' !
Country Gazette, S Dollars
xRoM THE NY EyEH1NG posi-.

;co,,S !, Frnace. this head
fbu i furnished. the public with s1aes-
mems 81 captain Palmer, and one u ,h t@
more merican captains, taken . ,:o ,a
4own lips. showing with what inuls.'.o : -
cruelty and insolence our countryMsn ar
treated by the French, both by sea anu 's'.s.'
from The emperor down to the lowest SLAVE
! IL his train. now add another seoly'
which, like the. former, is taken iioul IS. 80
sufferers own mouth, first verbally ano a. :.
cterwards reduced by hlm to "r,'lne'
will be seen that it was written aoous -
lmonthsago, andAan explanation may De IT, "a
.pected w6y It has not appeared before "s
truth is, that it happened to be shewn y
.democrat;c ,merchant of this city, just after
1T was finished, and ne took unweasled pans
70 induce it to be suppressed; ior Wnleh
purpose he all but promised 'capta'n-ao i IS
4 shin. and the advice OF trends PIesa''eu
with him for the moment to request It's post
snonement. Our election took place the
story did not appear, hut the ship has not
been heard Of since. Captain Folger IS now
absent.aad, ! therefore have it not IN my
powersto ask his permission to give IT pnoii-
. = Il this time butas Iperceive that the
Jefferson party In Congress propose 70 re,
move the non intercourse as to France, anu
admit her ships freely Into our waters, in
the fac of their own. repeated declarations
nj the last session. / cannot reconcile twin
my duty to withhold itsany longer. nope
the public will read it with emotions becom-
ing every man who calls himself an Amefl'
can. If country is to be sunk into the
! depths of degradation; if we are TO DC
the humble, despised vassals OF honaparte !;
slaves that lick the foot that spurns as, at
least let the blame rest where it ought, and
let it be known abroad that the .iederallsts
are not chargeable with the treason. Dur :
atlstain the reader too long from the story.
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DIX,
Ifeelit duty lowe my native eeua-
try, to give publicity to the following facts,
for.the accuracy of which hold myself re-
sponsible: i therefore take the liberty of
addressing yon and Request you to insert in
your paper a-detail that I presume will not
be read by any Americans, without partici-
spating in some measure in the feelings
of him who has SO severely suffered by the
sErench Berlin and Milan DEGREES.
Onfhe 4th of February, 1906, sailed
from Boston as master and part owner OF
the American ship Acorn, on voyage to
Lisbon, from thence to St. Petersburgh in
Russia and hcsne. arrived safe at Lis
bon and also at Sc. Petersburg; but | was
Obliged on my return toput into North Ber-
gen IN Nornandy, and staythere1t weeks;
the voyage was of course considerably
aeng1hsncd. Alter leaving North. Bergen,
4 metWith noshing particular until / arriv-
ed in the British Channel, abreast of the
Isle ofssNV iSht, where was brought to by
the French privateers Josephine, the capt's
name I cannot recollect. He Immediately
had seals putlon all the trunks, chests, &c
hiteI WhiCls ne began using the most abl-
sive language, and ordered every man on
board to be searched to the skin, under
prctence OF discovering papers. He then
put prize MASTER and eight men on board,
and ordered us into St. Maioes,. ailedging
that such was the orders of his government;
but, said he, (" it is mere .tormalite." len
4uired with anxiety whether France and
America were at war? He said theywere
not in actual war. asked why Americans
were treated in this manner? 6 Oh, sir ire
Piled he) tits mere .formaIte !; it is to retail
ate on de English" endeavored in vain
to dissnade him from his purpose; told
him it was otonly in violation Of neutrality
but of treaty. He was deaf and we were
aent to St Maloes.
On my arrival at the harbor of St. Maloes.
we were boarded by. a barge with the COM
missary ofsmarine, the commissary of DO.
lice and adirector of the board of health.
These gentlemen assured meupon their no.
nor, that was brought in |" for mere for
maEfe" and that they had no doubt, that at
Ter I had gone through the interrogations,. I
should beset free. !" Captain you must ex-
cHse ", said one. Of them, but YOU muss 90
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NEW YORK. August Is.

A9wed brig Augusta, Lockwood, Is
aaSs Tom Malaga. OFF Madeira, spoke
snip Diana, Lewis, o. Alexandria, from Ca
u'1 and Madeira, for Isle of May.
Also, brig Chance, 20 days from Marti-
u'sue' Lett there 9TH instant, brig Joseph,
asasrson OF Baltimore, for Spanish Maine
" ~ DAYS big Paul, Sherman, OF New
OS' aest'nalion unknown, and others.
MIS- aso. sehoonc1 Eliza, Barry, 22days from
I'd .'ss'''llque. Spoke schr. Fame, OF Alex
s o. bound 70 Sc. Barts. Aug. IL lat.
g., e. "ns. 81, big Juhn, Howe, out Is days
f, sl fflhiiadelrhia schr. Hector, Weeks,
ns s'a New York, for HAVANA. Passed 2
4''alsrn sch'rs in the bay, bound up.
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the Spanish forces, Don Juan sanches, and.

the Spanish forces, Don Juan sanches, and,
that on tic 18th he, in conjunction with the
general in chief of the auxiliary forces OF
our intimate and faithful allies. the English,
sent from jamaica tor this purpose, TOOK
possession OF the city and forsih easloas.---
Capt. Dobles further afirms that he saw the
Spanish and Brush vessels THAI asslst.o az
the siege, enter the river on the same day
that possession was obtained OF the city but
he does not know what were the articles Of
the capltulatlon.
This information so satisfactory and SO
glorious tor our arms, and tor the troops
thar were sent from here on that expedition,
that we give il publicity without loss OF
time Hence 1t may be seen that our VIC
tories on TINS side the Atlantic, are not less
splendid than those Obtained In Europe, O.
yer the common enemy.
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N O t / C e.

The Stockholders in the. Great Hunting.
Creek Bridge Com pany, are hereby noti6ed
that another lnstalment of TEN DOLLARS
on each share, is called for and must be paid
to the subscriber on or before, the 9th day Of
September next -.
BY order OF the President and Directors.
John HooH, z1esjuyey.
August 24-25.
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SEINE ROPE.

81. aS subscriber manufactures and has for
ms, y MS house OF Washington-street, OPP
MD . ss'oo Hesnaan's sugar refinery, Seine
i. ra RstAsof all sizes; Scine& Sew
me VINE; Shad,S Herring Twine Sack
~. MI. u bed Cords, Plough Lines s Traces.
? Jared Rope and other Cords.
r.s., Joieph Harper.
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Francis B. May

Left in pledge Lathe and Joiners' Bench
and sundry articles, for debt of ten dollars
and twenty Ole cents. Ii they are not re-
deemed by tuesday next, the3 will be SOLD
at public Sale for the aebt and expences.
William Rudd.
August 80. eo3t*
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= and the Spaniards under gen. Blake,
IN. .s;eh the latter were completely victorf-
0u' s,o,her from Gibraltar, dated the 10th
ahssrve. that the French had succeed
w. - throwing into Barcelona, from the
I'd c. eide 5000 more troops. Il IS added,
iana -. r r Blake had proceeded from Gi-
'n as ? % Saragossa with $4,000 men, in or
r0n' : cain possession of that city.
n'. The y report of the evacuation OF Madrid
~ king Joseph is not well founded; bat it
y a eSa, that he has unexpectedly raised a
H.a,r;bti;on upon the inhabitants OF the ca
so ~ II was to have been deferred six
pro-, ,. This looks like preparation to
depart. = - ,.at -
6. Francisco de Paula, was to sail from We
:. r,,z about the middle of May, with Z
.saI;ans and half of dollars. Four mil
,;nns and a half were tor the Spanish go
Urn rsrnment. The British frigate La Fran
.s;.s capt. Eastwood, has proceeded rom
I.s,a;ra 70 Vera Cruz, to rake four millions
1 more to Cadiz.
Letters from Hamburger, dated June 20,
v.rr,xsd from Eeligoland, positively assert
mat The Austrians from Saxony and Fran
.or;a were on the point of entering the ter
r;,ory comprised under the general denomi-
nation OF Hess.a.
"Wednesday lord Harrowby was present
n MS majesty at the levee of St. James's,
n his being created an earl, aud appointed
Dresident of the Board OF Controul.
According TO letters from Upsal, VIC.
v,or conAagration broke out there on the
t8h ult. which consumed, in few hours,
/ 10 houses.
Anarticl, from Dusseldorf in the Royal
Hague Gazette, announces that BonaParte
;,ooly waiting for the junction of the Rus
slams, to strike decisive blow.
i, should seem BY an account from Ma
Dies as if general Stuart had embarked all
,be British troops in Sicily upon. some ex-
mdi,ion. They were to pass Naples about
tie 14th ult.
A Csotenturgh mail arrived this morn
;na. Ii has brought no intelligence of i'm
portance. AT Gottenbpsgh letters had been
received, stating that the Aus,rians had
been victorious in every quar,er-that they
were masters OF Saxony and Franconia, and
. that the duke Of Brunswick had surround
4 ed Magdeburg.
The Entrepn mantle is arrived at Ply
mouth with dispatches from Lisbon, which
| she left Oh the 9Th ult. Sir A. Wellesley
i vas said 10 be at Thomar.
CocKp1r, (WhitehaN) Juiy s.
Before the most noble and right honora-
BE the lords commissioners of appeals in
prize Causes.
Nancy, Hurd, master. This Amt rican
vessel having catered St. Pierre's, Matt
nlque, in April, 1904, and took in cargo,
sailed thence on the .14,h for N. York, but
was captured by his majestys ship Boston,
and carried to Halifax, where she was con-
dtmned for breach of the blockade of
Martinique. Their lordships determined
That she was not liable to condemnation on
tue alleged ground, there not being sufi
Gent force at the port to constitute block
ads, the greater part having deem withdrawn
go against Surinam ard therefore re-
stored the ship and cargo.
S:ae; s@-
NEW YORK, august Is.
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Boston Gazette.
THE RESURRECTION,
4 beautiful and descriptive Extract, from TIL
Scotch Preacher.

4 beautiful and descriptive Extract, from the
Scotch Preacher.
Twice had the sun gone down upon the
eartn, and all as yet was quiet at the sepul-
chre death held his sceptre over the Son
of God-stll and silent the hours passed on
the guards stood BY their post, the ra}s
Of the midnight moon CLEANED on their he'll
NETS and on their spears--the enemies OF
Christ exulted in their success; the hearts
of his friends were sunk IN dependency and
in sorrow; the spirits of glory waited in
anxious suspense to behold the event, and
wondered at the depth OF the ways OF God.
At length the morning star rising IN tbs
east, announced the approach Of light: the
third day began to dawn upon the world,
when on sudden the earth trembled from
its centre, and the powers of Heaven were
shaken; an angel of God descended, the
guard shrunk from ,heterror of his presence,
and fell PROSTATE on the ground; his coun
tenance was like lightning, and his raiment
was as snow: he rolled away the stone from
the door of the sepulchre, and sat upon IT,
But who is this that comcth forth from the
tomb, with dyed garments from the bed Oh
death ? He that is glorious in his appear
ance, walking in the greatness of his strength!
It's thy Prince, o Zion! Christian, it is
your Lord He hath trodden the wine-press
alone he hath stained his raiment with
blood but now as the first born from the
wombof Nature, he meets the morning OF
his resurrection. He arises a ccnquerer
from the grave he returns with blessings
from the world of spirits he brings saliva
ion to the sons of men. Never did the re-
urning sun usher in a day SO glorious it
was the jubilee of the Universe. The
moning stars sang together. and all the
sons of God shouted aloud for JOY; the ia
Their ofmercies looked down from his Throne
in the Heavens with competency he be-
held his world restored he saw his work
that it was good. Then die the desart re-
ioice the face of nature was gladdened be-
fore him, when the blessings OF the eternal
descended AS the dew OF Heaven tor the re-
frrshing OF the nations.
SURRENDER OF ST. DOMINGO. !
Translated from tie Porto Rice Gazette, Of
July 26.
Government has just received the follow
ing advice by an express arrived at Maya
guez:
On the 22d instant, anchored in this port
the Spanish sloop commanded by Joaquin
Dobles, from Palenque, in the Island OF
ST. Domingo. TIL. Captain afflr'ns posi-
Liyelv, that on the 11th instant. the City OF
Domingo capisulated to the commander o.
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February
Fliherles to Rent.

4. "isH to rent my Fishing Shores with
\ Il reg Tubs, &c. for the next season.
A.. usslced, ] will let them for term Of
Bulhrod Wilmington.
raat' Vernon, July s. lawtfs
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CoRpeJmath s Tsn- Pzate-Worke7.

HE subscriber continues to make and
4 repair all kinss of COPPER & TIM
WAKE, and also carries on the gkASs.
FOUNDERS BUSINESS under the ,ir.c.
ton OF MILAN Fletcher, and will execute
any work in that line.
FOR Sale.
IS boxes 10 by -, ana Is do. by 10 go.
hema Window Glass, of a good quality.
no LET,
The House oa Fairfax street. occun;.d ~,
myself, winch is made TO accommodate one
or two famllles-l will give lease on mo-
derate terms. Also, the Brick House on
the corner OF Prince and Royal. streets and
one blacksmIth's Shop with set of Tools
for SaIe or TO Let on Ground REM FIR
eVer,
o5 leet OF Ground, fronting on King. street.
and running back 100 feet to 10 feet .llev.
1t is situate nearly opp site the diagonal
pump IN good part of the town.
The highest price will be given for old
Copper, Pewter, sIrass and Lead.
George M'Munn.
Who 'as for hire handsome light coaeaee
with careful. driver.
August so. sm
ATTEATlON.
Battalion courts of enquiry will br held ae.
the Court House on Thursday the 3Ist inst.
tor the assessment OF fines: The courts will
be opened at 10 o'clock in the morpine.
BIZ order,
P. TRlPLETT, Adit
August 20.
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Mlfranorta patIp @a;tttf.
"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST so.

j
will Be prasinted to the Mex esembli of
wirgginny, preyin for lor for the paimint
of diets with turbaka at twenty Dollars a
hunder, and weet at ginny busel; or
tibet the pamint of al kontracr be agen surs-
pindid til anuthar metin of said esembli.
Aug: Esd.
Arrived at Boston on Friday last the ship
Derby, B. Swift, master, from voyage to
the North West Coast and Canton, having
been absent 8 years. She left Canton Goth
March, at which time there were no Ameri-
can or British sips at that place. This yes
sci is owned by Messrs. ]. & t. II. Per
kins and J. & T. Lamb, in whose employ
captain Swift has performed FIVE voyages
round the world In each of which he has
been absent about the same time as during
the present voyage.
Captain Swift informs that the Russians
are extending their settlements on the N.
West Coast, and they contemplated making
an establishment this year on the Columbi-
an river. How far this will interfere with
the claim Of this country we do not UNDER
take to decide.
The Derby was detained off the Cape Of
Good Hope by one Of the British ships Lii
on of a which has been some time in the
Indian and China se.ss-under the idea Of
her having been trading at enemy's ports
on her way home-her papers which con-
cerned her voyage were examined, and she
held in duress IL DAYS, at the expiration of
which time she was suffered to proceed
None ofthe letters on board, were opened,
or other violence committed than that above
stated.
Captain Swift left the ship Pearl, captain
Whi,timore, and ship Vancouver, capt. SUI
ter, belonging to the same concern, on the
northwest coast, Gall welD in September
last.
Boston Gazette.
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TO RENT,

A conveBient and well finished BRICK
HOUSE, at the head of King street and near
to good water. apply to
James sanderCon.
August 80. d