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The bill was ordered to a third reading i;

The bill was ordered to a third reading;
and subsequently passed nen. con.
1ne house then resolved Itself into COM
mittee OF the whole, hirDEsaA III tno cnalr,
On the bill making further provision ior the
accommodation OF the houocnol1 OF the
President OF the u. S. Tne bin being
gone through was reported to the house,
and ordered TO be read thlru time to-day.
1t was tnen read third time and passed,
by yeas and nays, Is 70 II.
haMP, CORDAGE, ARMS, sc
The house resolved itself into commit
tee OF the whole on the bill prohibiting for
limited Time the eXy ortatlon OF arms, am
munlrlon, canva 5, cordage and hemp, and
tor encouraging llc importation thereof.
ILr. hata0lph moved to strike out the
first section OF The (which motion he sup
ported On tno ground of It's mexpediency as
tending to throw damp on the culture OF
hemp IN the country and on the ground OF
It's unconstituronailty, the constitution not
having expressly delegated to congress the
power OF prohibiting exports, and having
prohibited Congress from taxing them,
thereby implicitly denying Congress the
power to prohibit expectation.
mir. N'Creery stated in support of the
bill that the Z. S. were in the habit of i'm
porting annually twelve millions of pounds
OF hemp, and great quantities of canvas,
great part of which was bought up to expor.
for the British navy and from the frequen-
cy Of this practice,it was expected that there
would not be sufficient left in the country
Tor home consumption.
Messrs. Quincy, Ely, Lyon and Row
an opposed the bill, observing that as to
prohibiting the export of arms, there could
be 40 occasion for that part of the bill, as
arms OF every kind bore now higher price
in this country than elsewhere that the
passage of the bill would depress the culture
of hemp as well as manufacture Of co.dage
that the United States had already sufh-
cheney of naval stores that restriction of
this kind would only enable the merchant
to purchase these articles at q lower price,
at the expence OF the growers OF hemp and
the manufacturers.
Mr.. Siaaa was opposed to the bill, be-
cause he disliked the general principle of
restricting trade. The single reason that
the bill partook somewhat OF the nature OF
a partial embargo was sufficient to induce
him TO reject 1t.
The first section was struck out, 81 to
20.
The committee rose and reported their
disagreement to the house, who concurred
in it, Ayes 81.
Mr.. Vai2 Harm wished to retain the last
section of the bill (tor importing arms tree
of duty.)
Mr.. quincy observed that more could
be manufacture in the United States than
could possibly be wanted.
The whole bill was then negatived.
NAVIGATION LAWS.
Mr.. Dana laid upon the table resolution
contemplating in substance the same regu-
lations as the bill reported by him " con
corning associations for the security OF ma
yipaton." And the house adjourned.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
FEBRUARY IL, 1909,
ORrERED,

ORDERED,
That the following persons be aPPoin ed
Commissioners for experimenting the cleo
lions 10 be held in the different wards of the
town on Tuesday the 7th Of March next, for
the purpose of electins members OF the Com
mon Council for the ensuing year, VIZ,
For he first Ward.
Samuel Harper, John Muncaster, John
Hunter.
Far The second Ward
Matthew Sex Smith, Andrew FlemminS,
Robert Anderson.
For the third Ward.
Abraham Faw, William Newton, Andrew
Scolheld.
For The fourth Ward.
John Stewart, James Lawrason, ferdinand
Marsteller.
The election for the FL st ward to be held at
Mr. John Lomax' tavern, on Prince street
for the second ward at the council chamber
for the third ward at MIR. Hodgkin's tavern
and for the fourth ward at Mr.. Edward JACOB s.
corner of st. A saph and Duke streets
las. M. M'Rea, &C.
January IS !"
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lust RECEIVED
Blu the Subscriber,

Blu the Subscriber,
A good assortment Of mems fine and coarse
Shoes.
Boys do. do,
Womens' and girls do, do.
Excellent Potatoes for seed or family use.
Sweet Oil in boxes or retail.
Cranberries.
Picked HOLSTERS in kegs.
Lines, and Lime-Juice in bottles.
Tamarinds.
New-England Cider in barrels.
Thomas Patten.
March l.
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TO BE LET,

A comfortable Brick Dwelling House, Oh
King and Henry street, with five rooms be"
sides, cellar, Kitchen, and stabllng on go09
terms.
iona. e M. Scholbeld'
February l3.
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WG&-Sk ISAAC HAND NaStcr
Duro..cn $50 hogsheads of tobacco or Is, 900
barrels OF four-is In complete order, ready
TO receive cargo and proceed to sea as soon
as permission can be obtained having her
crew OH board. Apply to
LawIaion and Fowle,
lrho haze for sale, afoat,
1000 bushels coarse Salt, suitable for the
fisheries.
also, just landed,
Is terces fresh Rice,
200 boxes Mould andes,
SO do. Spermaceti do.
SO do. fresh Muscatel Raisins,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
so do. Writing do.
100 boxes No. and Chocolate, I.
10 do. Windsor soap,
6 Casks Sperm Oil,
80 casks Malaga Wine,
100 bolts Ravens Duck,
bale Hops,
Holland Gin, Coffee, Beef Boston Bay
Mackarel, Shad, Table Fish, 1000 sides Sole
Leather 20 packages men & womens' coarse
and fine shoes, SO casks Coffee and Sugar,
Hog head Nails, so Gin Cases, 200 casks
Lime.
March 2. q
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Rabbit-Skins.

wish to purchase quantity of the best
Rabbit. Skins in fur.
John G. Laid.
March /.
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o,.rsuoria Eailp 6a'et'e.
ruURsDdY, MARCH ?.

LAD on the 10th ult. at Winchester
MARI psr, Mr.. HILL, DR.. EDWARD CON
/ Inc N he amiable Miss HARRIoF 10
rpnEAT.
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MOLASSES.
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western couatry, will sell the FARM on
Which he resides in Fairfax county, miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
~, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhooa, con
tanning about 40 acres, on whichis conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough for gen
teel family, together with all the outhauses
suitable, all new or nearly SO an orchard OF
apple. trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion OF I'M
proved meadow for the scythe, and a large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined 10 purchase may know the terms
BY application to MIR JoHs DuLIN, adjoining
tie said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
E. Dulin.
June 9. diff
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/ No. 1927.
/ WILL SELL

- The handsome new pilot boat
~$2R built Schooner .4utelo,ae, burthen
HSle 4 sssstons, now fitting at Mr.
Hunters ship yard; the princi--
pal sails and rigging, as well as most of her.
other materials are provided, SC that with
very little further expence she Can be sent 70
sea. On close examination, the Antelope
will be found to be of the best materials and
81 expect to be at Mr.. caton's all the fore-
noon of Thursday next, and will treat with
any gentleman for the yessel--when the
terms will be explained.
John Tackle.
June 1873. ct
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Forty Dollars Reward.

I.ef mn service on Thursday last,
"a yFGRO LEVIS, about 8 years old,
~ not very black, supposed 20 be between
s feet and 5 feet 8 inches high, straight
and rather slender made, two OF his upper
front teeth gone, which leaves consldefa-
oa aSt DRESS Ire sv mot .ia resollseted' eAcep'
bored roundabout Jacket and blue mixed ker'
xnv y ,ntaloons much worn & had been patch
ed with striped home made cioff-he may
change his cloaths, as his acqua1htahcel III tiie
county and Alexandria and nelgnoornood Is
ealensiye--Ac is s!oygniy IN MS "pPa'ol' Psrs'
talkatiye and assuming among his equals.
ALSO, ON NEXT MORNING,
NEGRO EMANUEL, 3oyeaIs OF age,
feet 10 or II inches high, stout made across
the shoulders, large feet, very much AhoCN-
knee'd. which occasions an appearance OF d
rocking motion in walking, OF al lighter shaos
than lewis; his cloaths not Known, as he mas
e,,drv and frequently changes them ne Is
good sawyer and wagsooner, ana at any
work of farm none superior qua suppose
evils ONLY absconded Tor lear Oh corieo''o''
he havinr beer very impairment to ms oRe''
see.. hnt Emanuel, who has WIG III 'iiS
na;ghhorbood from whom ne has reiio'sa
bis cloa,hs, having also aDscoaded' suppose
+ IS intended by them 10 endeavof TO get en-
tirelv of If taken IN the coull'ioS % GA
fay oudoun, Prince William, or r,ieNa,l.
dria, will give 20 dollars Tor Do'f'' u ~
aallars for either, and if out OF those coanues
or the state the above reward Tor Dotii OF o''5
half for either, if brought home OF SO seou'ou
that ! get them, and all reasoha''i0 o'@' so
for one or both. !.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 90, 1869.
FOR SALE,
The Brig Betley,

clis The Brig Betley,
EeHAh As she returned from sea-
w s q burthen lol 3 tons, or $40 bar
rcls. she is now discharsing atGeorgetown
tnJ will be here in a few days, and may be
seen at f. Janney's wharf.
The BErsEy is well found and may be sent
to sea at very little expencc.
If not sold by private sale in all next week,
She will be sold at public vendue on Monday
the third of July next.
John Roberts,
Charles S. Dade.
June o.. DIT
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FIRE Engine for SAFE.

yETARRANTED in complete order =
wv made in Philadelphia--the properly
81 the Friendship Fire Company--who, nave
purchased larger one, and will sell this a
great bargain, for very inconsiderable sum
srhe owners of mills, or a small town, by a
ltriaing. subscription may have the means !, OF
saving much valuable property from .,'e
aames. The Engine may be seen ana :, .ne
terms known by application to either Oh :, inc
subscribers, who are duly authorised ~ 80
p0'' : = Nicholas Hingfton,
John -Horner,
John Rea, ).
June 27.
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New Publications,

FOR SALE
1T COTTOM 81 S1.EW,dR77s Bookstores
CRANCH's Reports, volumes.
Hening and Mumford's Reports.
Sugden's Law of Vendors and Purchasers
sof Estates
s East's Reports, volume 9.
81 Laws on Pleading.
American Pleader's Assistant.
Harrison's Chancery Reports.
Roberts on Frauds
Woodward on Executive.
Hungarian Brothers, novel, by Miss Por'
ter.
Thaddcus of Warsaw, do. by Miss Por-
ter.
Patriotic Sketches of Ireland, by Miss Ow-
enson.
Georges and Bees, by Southeby.
Elizabeth. or Exiles of Siberia, by Mrs.
Coffin.
Griffith Abbey, by Mrs. Mathews.
June 26.
a1- Printing in its various branches
excutedwith accuracy and dlsnatsa.
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Junee 9.
NOTICE.

N pursuance OF the decree Of the hon. the
A circuit court of the district of Columbia
Tor the County Of Alexandria, the subscribers
will proceed to sell at pubic sale Oh the pre-
misses on Saturday the first day OF July next,
for ready money, that three story BRICK
HOUSE situate ON the south side OF Prince
tract, between Fairfax * Water streets, for
merly occupied by Adam 5. Swoopc, deceas-
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Edward Dulln.

June 24th-2o. o,s
N. b. All captains or masters !, o. vessels
and all Others are iorewarned naroofli'g ol
assisting the escape Of said negroes at the'r
peril. -
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ar Printing in its various branches
exeutedwith accuracy and dlsnatsh.
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PUBLIC SALE.

June 1873.
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3 ROBERT GRAY.
HAS Jusr REcEIvED
I The following neeW Songs

SET TO MUsId;
The Lay ofFLove, write by J y. iAeWls'
Fq. The music composed by Dr.. Clarke
lice 25 cents.
The Home of my Heart, Ballad, sung
MIR. Incledan, and com posed by Mr- L.
bclps.e Fricc IS cents. =
Twice Forward, a fava,rite Cotillion, a
|pted to the new soag ed No, no, no, II
Rtbe SO. Price 25centsss
Inc Days that are gone, a Ballad, with an
Fompanimelt for the pi Inc forte, compo-
by Or. Clarke. Price 81 IL cents
On beautiful Buttcrh ", burnt In bal
pm. Price 10 ID cntsI.
{Jdna s..
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10 be solo, at uOho $500 - Nor.
beriand cour1 mousse ~ '"e - W;n',,,,;, -,
thumoerianu' "ho sla'e - Sa,>Is',her
lOcoDai' INC 49, hlen > a. +sa foranoon
next At eieVei' o.eloe' ~ ~
& hive contiguous IldilIdliOilo'
sn9uuung soseIasr TO about 200 .derlS,
y With .bo,a three miles Of the court
ht,use these estates formerly DcioASea "
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solss at VeEdue.

|, every Tuesday and Friday,
= WILL Be SOLD - -
$. venaue Store, cornerof Prince and
- Water streets.
v;.4;t:l, 81 Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Ia, .l,rs : Of which will be expressed IN
lii, s nf the dayAli kinds OF goods
~ arc on Limitation and the prices OF
~ !, are established, can at any time be
sss 49,. and purchased at the lowest Limitation
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DURSUANTto decree of the honorable
i the United States Circuit Court of the
District of columbia, for the County of Alex
andria, will be sold at public auction on Sa--
turday the 22d day OF July next, A LOT or
hall acre OF ground, the property of the re-.
personalities of Bartholomew cambridge de-
ceased,sltuate on Cameron and Pitt streets in
the town of Alexandria, and fronting the
square of ground ON which Mr.. Caton's city
hotel is situate. There is on the premises a
COmmOuIUrs u
carpenters shop, of good oak materials, the
ground is laid off into seven building lots,
on Cameron street, from 5 to 80 feet front,
and running back 100 feet to a . 5 feet alley,
and three lots or Pit street, 81 feet front,
running back lo9 feet to Is feet alley
The terms of sale will be-One fourth
cash,& the residue payablein $50 & emonths.
Negotiable notes with approved endorsers
will be required The saieto commence at
the coffee house in Alexandria, at a O'Clock,
in the afternoon. A plat of the lots may be
seen on application at tie cle.k offit e,
Thomas S1oaan,
George Deneale,
Commissioners.
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Public Sale.
FaUe Dollars Reward,

Runaway, from the subscriber, living in
Prince Georges Couaty, Maryland, Oh Mon
day, the Goth instant a negro girl, named
LUCY, about II years of age, feet inch
es high, dark complexion, has white mark
just below her right ear, aad scar on her
breast occasioned by bile had on when
she went away a country cloth frock; black
ground, and blue and white stripe, which
had large NEW PIECE put into the
fore part, and an over jacket of yellow coun-
try cloth, black hat, and a pair of new
shoes. She was sent to the Alexandria mar
kst and has not since returned, and it is pro-
bable she is lurking about town at this time.
The above reward will be given for appre-
bending and lodging her in Alexandria Jail
and giving me information, if taken in town.
or will give greater reward if taken at a
distance and safely lodged IN Jail.
Joseph !. Florence.
Nov. %. DIT
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WANTED to Hire,
a FEMALE SERVANT to cook for !
u small family. Enquire of the
b. Printer.
November %. d5tf
November ~.
ATTENTION.

Battalion Courts Of Enquiry for the assess.
ment of fines, will be held at the Council
Chamber, on SATURDAY, the 25th inst.
And Leglonary Court for the purpose of
hearing appeals, and performing other du-
ties required by law, will be held at the same
place, on Saturday, the 9Th of December
next-whcre those interested may attend.
November 81. dat
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would swell into volume. Millions ofh;s
vTTilow creatures have been slain, and rivers
) ilood she'd to crafty his Unsuitable anbi-
y. The most meritorious and patriotic
,s,tnchmen havebeen assinated, buried a.
l,e, or driveninto exile, to appeass his ven
snce. Kings have been Kidnapped, go-
y,1nments lovcrthrown, and nations almost
q populated, to make way for his relations
aid extend his power over the whole globe.
as to his recent and unparalleled perfdy
towards Spain, the circumstances are too
well known to require. recital. 1t will not
only serve as an awful warning to all the ma
sions of Europe, but Americans may profit
by the example.
Such is the character of the tyrant, the
hypocrite and biasphemer under the. wings
of'whose Inaperia! Eagles Americans are
tod to cower. They who can read such
advice with patience, and without burning
with rage At the idea OF becoming the base
yassals and supple tools of such a monster
as Napoleon Bonaparte, are unworthy the
name Of freemen.
The things which we have written Of this
scourge of the universe are no 6ctions, and
since the question is propounded to the A
merican people, whether they will suffer
themselves to be chained to the. Imperial
Carr, It is the business Of ali Of us 70 make
ourselves acquainted with the character and
disposition of our proposed king aud mas
ter. The people of this eoun,ry, however
thew NAV be persuaded to beiicve these
things labrieatiols, and that Napoleon is
good honest man, that he is the e friend Of
America" and is : fighting her battles"
vet they are not without some llstle know
ledge, derived from hard experience, OF
tbs injustice and pcrfdy of ths tyra:,t.--
They know that,in contempt OF solemn
treaty, then in existence, he violated their
rights, seizsd burned Or conitscaled their
mopertY-.hat he treats our minister with
indignity, and perelnptoriiy refuses us JUS
tee unless W. unite with anl in his war Of
determination. All these things are with
III the knowledge of the people themselves,
and they have severely felt that il is no fc.
ten they know too that there are amongst
Us, men who would sell their country TO
this tysant tomorrow If it were in their
power. Knowing these things, and daily
feeling their eaecls, what excuse is there
for their shameful indifference to their STU
anon and coward passiveness to wrong and
insult Ons thing at least is within their
power. They can crush the drtested fac
tioa which is the cause of our danger, and
secretly plots to bring US under the CALLING
yoke OF blood-sta,nsd usurper. The crisis
deaws nearer and nearer. We have not
long to deliberate Uniess the people ar,
awakened 10 a Just sense of their danger;
they will had this freeand psosperou, coun-
try province Of France. Aud that things
may be brought TO a speedy issue IS CUT Ger
Vent prayer. Weare tired OF remaining IN
tins state of tormenting suspense 1t a
French king is to be sent amongst lis, let
him cone &c once, that the scene q WAY cad
bloodsned may be brought TO ciose--f5r
there 1vin Be resistance. There are those
who lovs liberty, and will not be slaves.
sr1a.-
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Of information which had been so1emnly

OF information which had been solemnly
denied.
The remarks which we have submitted
arc founded upon supposition that the cir
cunstances stated are correctly stated, that
nothing has been cxtenuated or ought set
down in malice.
It does not appear liberal to censure a
person who is absent, but from variety of
circumstances We are persuaded that Mr..
Erskine has been, in great degree, the
means Of the present rupture, as he was of
the original misunderstanding. We have
strong reasons TO believe that he has said.
or insinuated that he did communicate his
instructions to our government, and we
suppose that be has so informed Mr.. lack
son. If Mr.. Erskine has made such
communication to Mr.. Jackson, the latter
will not be justified in asserting it, after it
was denied by our government. Mr.. Ersk-
me Of all men on earth, is most interested
in having it believed, hat the government of
the u. S. did knew hi; instructions. In no
other way can he excuse himself to his 90.
vernment, forthe violation of hi. instructions.
for it seems now agreed, that the dispatch
of Mr.. Canning to Mr. Erskine of the Esd
of January, was the ony dispatch bywhich
the conditions were prescribed to Mr.. Err.
skine tor the conclusionof an arrangement.
ON tile matter to zehich itrelated."
Our readers will do we'll to notice the
latter partof the sentente which we have
quoted, it clears up one point which was
involved in much obscurity. 1t was always
considered as ex'raerdinar,, tha+ Mr Jan
ning's despatch of the Esd of January, took
no notice of tie affair of the Chesapeake,
altho' the adjustment Of that affair formed
a prominent feature in the arrangement
made with Mr.. Erskine. We now per
ceive that with respect to the affair OF the
Chesapeake, Mr.. Erskine had other IN
structions, AMI that the despatch OF the 23d
of January was the only one on the matter
to zvhich 1T raated, that is to the modltca-
ton of the commercial restrictions imposed
by this country, and the revocation OF the
British orders IN council.
Departed this life yesterday morning
after tedious illness, in the 5oth year of his
are Mr.. BALDWIN DADE.-His
friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late
dwelling house to the family vault at Came.
ron, at three o'clock this afternoon.
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Five Dollars Reu0rd.

Strayed frem the subscriber, : large RID
COW, somewhat bIintled about the BODY,
has high back, long neck and large hcrns.
a hole in enc ear, the mark i'll the other 1T
she has anyl not recolIected, WIS II very
good order when she went away, which WAS
about the first of September--it is supposed
she is with calf.
N B. Left the subscribers service, an ap-
prentice to the tanning and curryine bust
ness, named Charles Yearly. A very mall
reward will be given but no charges paid Ion
bringing him home
Ezra Kenzey & Co.
November l3.
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For Rent or Sale,

tOr Kent OF odlC,
A Bake-houte 9D5celllngg -hoM5es.
THAT Bake House and Dwelling House
.;tuate at the corner of Water and 0ronoko
streets, at present occupied by Mr.; Andrew
Jameson. Possession may be had the hrst
day of January next.
ALSO,
That Snuare. or two acres OF ground, Win
the improvements thereon, situate on Wash
ington street, between Oronoko and Pendle~
ton streets, whereon my family at present
live. Immediate possession may be had.
ALSO TO RENT,
That Dwelling House on Princess street,
near Water street, adjoining he house at
present occupied by Mir. Iohn lanlcson.-
Immediate possession will be given.
John Dundas.
November ~. dl",&ecu
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N Q T | C E.

HE Stockholders in the Great Hunting
efeek Bncse Company, are hereby nolifed
mat the 5th and last installment of Fifteen
Doiiarss on each share OF stock in said COM
pany, is called Tor and required TO be paid to
the subscriber, on or before the 9th instant,
November
W order of the President and Directors,
JOHN HOOFF, Treasurer.