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Every sheep is well acquainted with the
situation of the Dehesa. to which its subdl-
vision belongs and viii at the end OF the
journey go straight to it, without the guild
auce of the shepherds; here the flock graz
es all the day under the. eyes of the attend
ants when the evening comes on the sheep
are collected together, and they soon lay
down to rest the shepherds and the dogs
then lay down on the ground round the fock
and sleep, as they term it, under the stars,
or IN huts4tha afford little shelter from In
clement weather; and thisi is their custom
all the year, except that each is allowed in
his turn, an absence of about month,which
he spends with.,his family and it is re-
mark able that the families fthese shepherds
reside eItirely in Leon.
The shepherds who came with his ma
iesty's flock, were questioned on me sub
jest OF giving salt to their sheep; they de-
clared that 1t was only done in the hottest
season of the year, when the sheep are on
che mountains /; that in September it is left
off and thar they dare not give salt to
ewes forward with lamb, being of opinion
that it causes abortion.
1t is scarcely credible, though it appears
on the best authority 10 be true, that under
the operation of the laws of the. AIes,a.
which conhde the care of the sheep 10 the
management OF the shepherds, without ad.
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FaoM THE EVENING Posi-.


The Msadozv Moss and S7ceet Briar.
Where, meath the sweet Briar, lowly laid,
His battles, life and giories done;
s Where the green Moss conceals his mead,
!. On. Haups cold bosom sleeps her son !
There, through the wild, by Fancy led,
What time, in crimson, glow'd the West, :
IN lonely mood, careless stray'd,
Nor knew what sacred ground ! press,o.
Nory-t had known the hallow'd spot
Where rests the great, the good, the brave;
Had not the flower, that NOUNS his lot,
Betray d the warriors moss-grown gravel
It's sigh, with fragrance, bless,d the nouns
And taught my footsteps where TO stray
! ike modest merit blush'd the flower,
At an Intruder's bold survey.
with Pity warm, / thoughtlessscried
81 All luckless flower, to bloom unseen,
Mid rocks, and wood and desarts wiae'
Inyain thy sweets-thy. beauties VAN.
Soft as the sighofPity's breath,
Sweet as the rlng-dove,S moaning nntes
a silver voice rose from the heaths
And q er. the moss turf, seem'd to float.
&C Do not reproach,snor yet disdain
The simple Howret's humble lot;
Creative wisdom, not In VAN,
That made the Palace, made thescot
.s Nor.oh insult, with Phys tear,
. Whom Fate, in Towly life, hath placed;
Far she hath, sometimes, even there,
The yiltuous mind. with honors grac'd.
&c Mt Europe's clime--not Persiass wales,
In.rank can, with this flower, contend;
Nor vet Arabia's spicy gales,
When to its bosom, zephyrs bend
Coiambia's Genius lcxed theRowsr;
=, ss>s~ss-t'o" 81,
70 shade the form, she loved SO we'll.
Is What tho it bindno blood strained baow,
What tho it deck no lady fair,
Yet where misfortunes son lies low,
Is heard itsssigh---is seen its tear.
BoTANICUS-
Mount Hope, the residence Of King Phi.
lip 80
i King Philip, an Indian sachern.
s His savage Toe denied hin. grave.
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Some circumstances rrlatiUe to MeYino Sheep,
chiefly collected from the Spanish 5Aef-.
herds, zvho ATTENDED, those. ct the Flock Of
Paular, slatsAj presented to the King Of 6.
Britain By the government Of Span; nth
ferticgaars respecting that great national
acquisition; alsdals0 respecting the Sheep
Of the f2cck Of Nesrete, imported from
Spain By las majesty, IN the gear 1874.
k ICoSTINUED.
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From what has been ALREADY advanced, it
appears to me that man who has family
by his first wife, is to be dstmed imprudent
if he ventures to take second yet, can
not butthink the argument absurd, and cor
trary to every liberal sentiment Ii is nata.
raj to suppose, that he wIo has once been
happy ii. the married state, must feel pain
full vacuum in his heart, when deprived of
the object Of his. first affection and although
he may have children capable Of regulating
and experimenting his domestic concerns,
they can never supply to ina the companion
he has lost. His children, when grown up,
will most likely form other connections,
which must separate them from him, and,
in his declining years, he, will be deprived
OF solace, support, and domestic comforl.--
While their youthful years demand the
care OF a female in various little particu-
lars, which father however beloved or
ndulgent, cannot supply he conceives
ihat he does them an essential service in
supplying them with second mother and
surely he is iustifed,' if he selects woman
who is too respectable to disgrace him, AND
too prudent 10 set them bal example and
even though, in some partie ulars,it may
not altogether turn out to ms most sanguine
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corr non iirs.restand recipr Il 5aits !,
The commerce OF a aat.e.4 SIS i
parts, exportasion ard RIP, .aon ~
two ought, IL their reIAtior tae.!pp y,
ons, to H. eer..salsate. Il aa1 mai,
nations, unl4indfj, Of fricndly nd ,,s
beneficial commercial in.ercoue WIN
restrictions, violating thc ssot..t ,c,as,
and rights OF any other coa1mr1ci2l n,s1
what commercial regulations $oever Il
iured nation may think proper to nj.
oupht not. in Justice, 70 affect CONNIE,
intercourse with any nation or natiors I'd
than that one OF those, who have hsarr l
Go prescvere in the work of comlnerc;,,l
pacIry and destruction. The orders AM /
cr.ss of Great Britain and Franc. yio]
the lawful commerce and neutral rigb,
tie United States. Any regulations orI
ssrictioas made By the United States to i
their commerce from destruction, and
meet the operation of the same orders J,
DEGREES, ard of all sucl. orders or de,,
Of any ether power, ought, injustice, TO
commensurate, equally extensive, ad
comprehend al nations having IN force :,
orders or DEGREES. The resolution, Viii
intend 70 suba,it, (said Mr.. Rhea) n
in view to establish principle Of 6iise6|
xatioa, iust in ig4eif and universally n
proc.l. e there be airy sovereign, iaI
pend1nt power, nation, c. peopI-, who'd
not, or nay net have. in force orders Or 4
cree. violsting he lawful ccmmeu. q
riellss os tie u. Statss, tha5 aoycrein |
aepene.4nt power, ration or people, o.;
not 70 be inclss%leaa az. coarrehcndednsI
sGah commercial y9s'listion, adofedbyt /
US. laat Power, nation o. peo1s la /
such there b, or Hereafter shal he--Aaau
an ni;rit!lal Of the great eemmercialfg
w, .,ata.a ',igE,t 10 the benefit end ady.a>
Of co.aacreial intercourse With the u,}
and tie Z. S. have aa equal1ight Of sit
u1u7o!ested, coaaaerciaI intercourse u
such power, nation, Q" people, which
nations, as var Nth each other, have nc
to Interrupt 81 rcsa!;aeinS orders ordto
F.Er. 4. then offered the followiAgr
luton. which US r2felred to the comna
OF TIE xhcLe 70 which the non-impcra
, bill IS referred :,
DcS9!yc6, 1.ilat il IS ez2edient to inter
Is l,w. All commercial intercourse betyt
thG Us. and Great Britain and Frd
a.1d their dependencies, and all other p
CTS having in force orders or DEGREES sd
mo the llw!l.i commerce and neutral nj
of the u. S.
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1sr. Fheo tru"l 3.al lie Intended TO
Offer reso;.,tloa TOT ,oas: sl-ation, hit he
tnougir II nlghr or pfo.@r 70 make sonle
preliminary c:jaerv a:a.a. SINCE the com
nspcelncas O 'lais s@ssic@ Of congress, said
Ar. 2tlca, se7.ys,l resolutions, respecting he
commerce. ;n@ I s. hayc been submitted
10 the consolidation Of this house. These
several resolutions contain separate and dis
tinct t'oihts OF commercial regulation. They
have 20 common centre to which they all
may gravltate. they have no common go-
vernog principle Of discrimination. All TO-
relsn nations, favorable or untavorab!c, are
equally involved. The second resolution,
reported by the committee en- foreign rela-
tons, embraces principle deserving consi-
derstion: il IS expressed in the words fol-
lowing: " having IN force orders or DEGREES
violating the Lawful commerce and neutral
rights OF the y. S." This is the grand dis
eliminating principle to which all CONNER
cial regulations OF the =. s. ought to CRAWL
tate as common centre. All commercial
nations are individuals Of the same family,
and, that peace might be preserved, it is
greatly to be desired, that they had sys-
sea OF commercial law providing fer the
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DISABLED SMGUIERS.

n. i~.&2ts Observes rhat this wa
LIST day q the wear 1913. Tor many y
past our old sosdi1r& BAD be.a Applying
r2ticf. fIc tf4-aG!2, It 'yol.4 he mef2s
o}s sang 10 3ep,t faeD Yoar VIII Al
and generous 50 Ea taerefor: asi'a
ta4 order - are ~ 5ile III lor tle i
Of ne .9Gr,a, d.sa,iad aad superlGaL
o3fcerc ar3 soltier8 cf the rsy"oM|
aysay and % tj2s present ARM d Tie N
sfa.-s.
Ms I. i VIII be rooo'lecte'I, cof)
e,ases y esta1,Ii5aneat2fan irrall col
lo- lid YES aGan up, went thro@|
7so,>lieyt d toe whole without an
.au, aud WIS reported 70 the hoa*I
1..e chairman, f;r. !. Richards. /
Several a.nenJ J, cill..s were then nla9|
Ii: bill.
After considerable discussion On tbf /
tails, il ali4l, no hostility appeared y
expressed to Il principals of the
lnO-lOn naac '}y FL. tlount TO recon"
for the purpose Of, adjusting the details
carried, SO to Is.
AI-. NThart9':, from Tie comnittee!o III
day appointed, reported a bill aalenD
of the laws Of the u. States, on tN'
iect of tie courts ii the western STATE"
Twice read and referred.
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TUESDAY, juanary 8.
MILITIA SYST z y.

II I.ITIA SYST z "
Mr. l1scoa, from the commits q
much of ths message Of the pr''lyd,
the Z. S. as relates to the amesdna'n.
militia laws Of she y. S. reported w. ~
ing carefully examined the system =. ~
OF opinion that no anaendasM IS ~
ry.
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REVENUE CUTTERS.

%Thc house tool, up for consideratIa1
amendment Of the Senate to the biz
striking out taoe!yr md Inserting tfra
ter some observations from AsessrS' n
ton, TAYLOR and Ssory, ,he .loass g:i-
to coacur-l4yes rs.
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NAVIGATION LAWS.

Efr. Dana, FROM select COMMIT"
whom was referred a resolution on w. y
ject Of our navigation laws, rcpoTt'a =
concerning associations for the sec0''
navigation.
dEy. Wina moved thu. wilcn the : =
adjourn, it do adjourn till TUESDAY p''
Yeas 53-says As. And adjourn'"
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fest their earnest desire to obtain for shem-
selves and their citizens by a.l1icable nego-
citation, that justice to which they are entl-
tied"
At this time The question involved only
commercial right. What was the coadiict
Of the merchants then? They came forward
and pledged their lives and fortunes tosop
port The government IN asly measures Eor rs
protection. The question is now changed.
TO the original questions added . question
OF national Sovereignty and independence.
What is now the conduct OF these same
merchants? Tney tell you, ST., to tread
back YOUR steps, give up the contest, and
DISGRACE your country. These merchants
too, threaten yen with instruction and re-
bellion unless yoa yield Implicit obroicnce
to their mandates.
Again, sir, / haze lite apprehension
from these threats, for the following rea-
sons: first, many OF the individuals c1gaS,
ed in these excitemeDts, I'm tod are gen
t,e.ncn of property and families. They are
therefore, now, in the enjcvrac1t OF every
political and domestic blessing; their ia
tuated passions to tie contrary notwith-
Standing. think persons Of this eescriP-
ton Will pause, before they hazard all these
blessings and moment 5 impartial refec-
ton will be sufficient to check Their carec~.
n the next place there are many local adj
vantages accruing tolhe people OF the east
eIn states from the operations OF the gene
raj government. They consist principally
Of the following, although there are O.
Tiers:
1. Tie protection afforded to their carry
Ing trade, by Discriminating duties, both on
tonnage and merchandise.
2. Protection and facility afforded to lie
coasting trade.
5. Protection to jheir fisheries by duties
Oh foreign FISH.
4. Aftorling q good nar,,et for tFeis, sur
Plus manufactures and othcr articles.
s. Payment Of the public dsbt at par,
which was bought up atvsiv low ratfs.
6. As result from all these advantages.
the protection Of their Formulation on the SEA
boald,by lessening the inducements to emil
grafton.
Permit ne, sir, to rcr2iad he g@rt'rman
from Massachusetts (Mr. LLOYD that these
advantages are not to h@ tried wlt!l.
But, SIR, have heard i inriinated t'lag
these advantages could he compensated sy
a connection with Great Britain. Indulge
me, sir, with IN examination Oh tas i<isa.
a connections bctween New England ard
Old England, couid only be cor the benefit
Of The latter. Ioey are essentially rivals
il every occupation. First in navigation
second N e1Po@:s. Tie exports Of New
England az, principally fsh and beer. It
woeid he 4 gfsat object with Old England,
lfterly 70 DESTROY liz New England fish
market; and the Irish beef would come
INTO al advai,.. 2eons competition with the
export Of that article.
These arc pern1a nent points cE coro9e-
lit.on, unaltcrably Exed IN 1,e nature Ct
things they cannot II altered, nor a.st~ov-
cd ny aoY sudden ebuiI.!ion d passions nor.
by a1y connection re2tili;a 5hereG0!n.
y etch u IL ceafziuea.
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RY AUTHORITY.

an ACT to authorise the making q a turn
pike rood fran Mas0n's cc@se1O0y to Hes
Q1idria.
BE it enacted by the Senate and Hoatse q
REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States Of f.
merica in Congress assembled, That John
Mason, David Wiley, Henry Foxall, John
Cox, and John w. Bronaugh, be and they
are hereby appointed & constituted board
of commissioners, a majority Of whom to
constitute quorum, with full power to re-
ceive and enter in such book or books IS
they may deem proper, BY themselves or by
their agents, subscriptions for raising ca
pital stock of twenty thousand dollars, IN
shares of one hundred dollars each, Tor the
purpose of opening, gravelling and lmProS-
ing a road from the west end OF Mason, S
causeway to Alexandria, in the district OF
Columbia, the times, places, and manner
of receiving and entering subscriptions, and
the manner Of authenticating powers OF at
torney, or other instruments ofwriting, au-
thorising subscriptions to be made by any
person or persons, in the name ofany other
person or persons, to be ascertained by said
board of commissioners, and duly adver-
Used In such gazettes or public prints as
they may deem expedient; Provided, that
the looks for receiving and entering sub
scriptons shall be opened on or before the
srs. day Of May aext, and that no subserip-
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The Proevess Of Morality.

An extract from letter, written by a
member of the senate of the state of Ten
nessee to the editor of the Nashville Impair
tial Review, contains the following para
graph on dlvorces.
We are overwhelmed with applications
for divorces. Not day passes on which
five, ten or fifteen petitions are not exhibit
ed, and no human imagination can form any
conception OF the devilsh pianks which the
men say have been practised upon them by
their wives; and which the women never
fail to rebut with interest upon their hus-
bands. A few cases indeed, deserve, and
will receive Legislative interposition, but as
to the great majority of the cases, l am for
saying to them as Felix said to Faul,s s. Ata
mare Convenient season 7ve zviN speak toMee.'
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FOR SALE,

- VALUABLE and desirable FARM, In
In I.oudoun county, Virginia, within
miles OF I,ccsbu,g, and miles from Water
ford, on the Fredericktown road, containing
upwards of 800 acres, ofwhick about one third
is in woods has on it a handsome two story
frame DWELLING HOUSE, three rooms
on floor, a brick kitchen adjoining, with two
rooms, stone Milk House and an excellent
spring Of water quite convenient, a Earn with
stables, scperate stone stable and other out
houses. Also good Farm House, two good
apple orchards and suitable proportion Of
meadow.
This land is situated in fine, fertile, heal
thy, we'll cultivated country and good neigh.
borhood in which are many ofthe society e
Friends and within two miles of their meeA3
ing house; is well watered and may be put 3
high state ofcultivation by the use of piaisT
ter, to which it is we'll adapted. 1t lies with.
in five miles of a landing on the Potomac Riy-
er.from whence -four is boated to the mar
kets of George Town, Alexandria, or the Gle
ty of Washington, for fifty cents per barrel:
The above property will be sold on liberal
terms--AppIy to John Williams, Waterford
or to the subscriber in Alexandria.
Joieph Iaeney. !.
September IS.
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Mrs. WALKER.
HAS JUST cEIyED HER
FAIL FASHIONS

A general assortment of goods in the Mil
linery line, case of fashionable fine split
Straw Hats and Bonnets, and an assortment
ofvery elegant Fancy Chairs and Settees, all
which will be disposed of on reasonable terms.
Ladies Dresses and Pelisses made up at
the shortest notice and in the re west fashion.
" Three apprentices wanted-none
need apply who cannot come well recon-
mended.
Nov. 8. st
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Study Mills for Sale,
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY.
To be sold to the highest bidder, on the l5lh q
.Aopem6er nert,
A mott complete and elegant
MERCHANT MILL.

With Millcr's House, a two-story Dwell
ing House, commodious Stone Store House,
Elacksmiths' Shop, Stable, sc. and sixty a.
cres of Land, admirably adapted to timothy,
great part Of which is highly improved
meadow.
The Mill House is 48 by Sc feet, with 2
pair OF Burr Stones, by g, and pair Of coun :.
try stones.
With respect to situation and other advan--
tases there is none in Virginia more propi-I
tious, being on a never failing stream formed
by conllux of the Bull Run and Catharpin
about four miles from the Little River L urn
pike Road, and one mile from the 1ontem-
plated road from Fauquier court house to
CentreyilIe, and directly in the route from an
extensive contiguous settlement Of produce
tive farms.
The terms of sale will be one third of tho
purchase money in hand, and the balance in
one, two and three years, secured by bond
with approved security.
Any person inclined to purchase may havo
an opportunity of treating for this property
in the mean time with
Landon Carter.
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bers on the iederalsids Of the house were
opposed to the. land tax, and that the leading
democrats mere in fauor efit! The passage
OF the bill was opposedby Ames, Dana, Da-
venport, D. Foster, Griswold, Harper, S.
Lyman, Sherburne, Sedgwick, Thatcher
and Wadsworth. The follo7ving democrals
advocated the passage Of the bill Baldwin,
Blount, Findlev, GALLATIN, MADI-
SON,MILLEDGE, Nicholas, Swanwick,
Van Cortland and Venable, of these the de-
mocratic faction have since promoted Gal
latin to be secretary of the treasury, Madi-
son to the presidency, and Milledge (though
a rank tory in the revolution was last win
ter president of the senate. Let this fact
be borne in mind
CTroy Gaz, J
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544 Dollars Reuard.

Sir George Provost, governor of Nova
Scotia, has issued Proclamation, dated
the goth ult. offering reward of one hun
dred pounds sterling for the apprehension
OF John Kelly, Edward Jordan and his
wife, the mulderers and pirates, of the
schooner Three Sisters, of that Province.
Ihe. particulars of the piracy was given in
a former number of this Gazette. Iona
than and John Tremain, in addition to the
above, offer 100 dollars reward.
by another Proclamation of the same
date, Sir George Provost has prohibited
the expectation Of gunpowder, arms, and
ammunition, or salt petre, for the space of
SIX months.
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October a., 1909
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the Stock
holders in the Bank Of Potomac, that an cleo
ton for tqvetve Directors for the ensuing year.
will be held at the court house, in the town
of Alexandria, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
November next.
BY order ofke President and Directors,
Charles Page. Cal1lqer.
2aw 3thNev
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Nov. 8

TIVE HOUSE AND WAREHOUSE on
j the corner of King and Pitt streets, at
present occupied by Thomas Patten. Pos
session will be given on the 18th December
next. Apply "
r. l. Taylor, or
Eliza Wilson.
Qstobar ". aatsaay
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4 fact 10 be remembered !

Great prejudice has been excited against
the federal party in this country, on &C
coun. of Congresses having passed a law
LAYING direct tax and an act dire citing the
use Of stamps. The Democrats, by an ASST
duty and Industry, worthy Of bettercause,
converted these acts into engines to effect
their own ends, and cast all the odiuM OF
the measures upon the federalists. But it
is fact, which appears in the Journals of
Congress, that the most prominent men,
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DIED at Boston, On the 26th ult. Lady
ELIZABETH TEMPLE, wife of the late Sir
John Temple, and daughter to the late go.
vernon Bowdoin. A Just deIineation of
this exalted character, would seem to those
unacquainted with It's merits, but the effu.
sion of partial tenderness. Such charac-
ter cannot. be known by the tribute of the
moment, it was written in her life: In that,
there was no vacancy for fiction to embel-
lish it. The qualities she possessed to en-
gage esteem and generation, were so blend
ed in those to adorn public and private life,
that whilst her extensive connexions are
deprived of Almost endeared member, So
ciety has lost one of its brightest ornaments.
In every situation she eviaced the pertec-
ton of female excellence, ennobling each
by the virtues she attached to it. In fact
she was living example of the wisdom of
virtue, and she is now meeting it's reward,
where she at every period endeavorsd to
secure it.
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EXCUSE. PARDON.

We eac1lse an apparent fault. We ask
pardon Tor real fault. The one is to jas.
tity ourselves and by way of politeness the
other IS to arrest vengeance or to prevent
punishment and designates movement of
rel eatance.
A good mind excuses easily. A good
heart bardo'ss promptly.
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By far the greatest part OF them English.
In sos, the number of ships trading to the
ports of Russia was
Arrived 996. Sailed o26.
The exchange ON Hamburger, which in
1902 and 1906 had sustained itself from 90
TO a7 and 10 and 90, fell in 1903 to Is and
Is.
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BANK OF PoToMAC,

Spet. 90.