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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Last niSat an outrageous trestass was COM
United on the subscribers property, by cut
ting down POST ard RAIL fence, lately
made by him. will give fzventy dollars for
such information as will enable me to support
a prosecution against the offender or Often
ders.
Robert Patton.
Spring Bank, near Alexandria,,
September 10. eo6t
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ENTERLD,
Sloop Tryall, Baker, New ork-salt, &c.
TO Bryan HamPson.
Schooner Citizen, Sturges, do.-sundrles
Ito different merchants.
Sloop Unity, Hand, George Town-to
load for Philadelphia.
CLEARED.
Schooner Independence, 0aggett, New
Port, r. |. by J. G.. Ladd.
Schooner Freighter, Levering, st. Bar
sholem ws--Gifferent merchants.
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Mew Publications.,
Just received, for sale, by JAMhs KENNEDY
sen. Bookseller, King-street.

Calebs in search of wife-very Interests
ing vols.
Faber on the Restoration of the Jews.
RcIiGucsof Robert Burns.
Shakespeare's Poems.
Richardson's illustrations of Shakespeare.
The works of Mrs. Ann Steele. 2 vols.
The Star inthe East, by DR.. Buchanan.
Caledonian Sketches, by sir John Carr.
Mis-. Grants memoirs of an American
Lady.
Letters from the Mountains
I Deans Analytical Guide to Penmanship.
+ Owenson's Patriotic Sketches Of Ireland.
= Thaddeus Of Warsaw.
Harriotts Struggles thro' Life.
Exiles OF Siberia.
Whelp'ey's Compend of Universal Histo-
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commended by DR.. Smith Of Princeton, and
DR.. Abercrombie of Philadelphia.
The lasi edition Of that much admired svork,
Conversations on Chemistry.
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And the LIST vol. Of the Medical and Philo-
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ALSO,
The best Paper, Stationary and School
Books Of the various kinds--Blank Books
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SEINE ROPE.

THE subscriber manufactures and has fo1
sale, at his house on Washingion-street, op.
posits Jacob He6naan's sugar refinery, Seine
andHauling Ropes, of all sizes; Seine& Sews
ing Irvine ). Shad s Herring Irvine; Sack.
ing and Bed Cords, Plough Lines & Traces
also, Tarred Rope and other Cords.
Jodeph Harper.
February z.
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ART. Q.

.;des the certificates of origin, requir-
our aforementioned decree oa- direc-
e the customs will name committee OF
persons, consisting of sworn brokers
&. special purpose OF ascertaining whe-
! s1be goods specified in the former arti-
\, ,' are really and originally from our colo
Or America, and can be acknowledged
.,cb: Tor the better execution OF which,
4. aoods viii be deposited in the kings
arshoaseS. 49,
One month after the date Of this decree,
director of the customs shall make US a
,,rt whether it be advisable to prolong
1. aaoye mentioned measures.
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ORIGIN Of tie dmef;cons.


TIE Indian Prophet Cor hian'toa who
Ls,ass near Michigan, told some OF ths
Mississippi lsdians nho were OH visit 10
him seue iime ago, that the Americans
.sre nerer born, mat they gre" up as
pu;hrooms' ahG are 'he last 'eole ." u'e
..l;h-s.'at 'ne Ehe'ish were porn ii's'' '"s
lrrn.h next, ana @s 20 Inc Americans ''le!
Fsis ;,,,o snch conxnis.d
So ~ crnera,e a iro;h, which the winds
.. = moop he rrres Of the forest. and
"e' s;s ho,h ;n,y leapro into life as nu.
Fom ~. h,a,i.s ~ Grass IN The pra.
rtf1 ,s, =
=, t...J,le cbards-From a book en-
tE - T 80 &c. n,,J lo.,to,yns If V;cfor
pssa, 80. ;sr,. .vtrar.et, The following
|'1"'". p, - ,bs bsreo,, and manners of III,
Ir'1ip'iol y ~ -. Th. ,,,,i.,r,ed
bliusfNious -: :.;;, 2, -. ,,,a,
Et'sfy, u,e e'o' ei,.".s' os - snnsr.
6as skill OF ms coaSa"i''Ase ee'S,"'' D.
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Tie subscriber intending to leave alexandria
offers for safe ALL HIS PROPERTY, real ana
fer'sonai, piz.
Goo acres of heavy timbered
Land, in Albemarle andFluvanah counties 5, ON
James. River, with Mill Scat thereon, and
we'll calculated for an enterprising man to
make. money.
13 Building Lots, containing
near 8 acres each, pleasantly situated for
country seats, on the Leesburg road, about 8
miles from the town of Alexandria.
About 80 acres Wood land,
near Mason's neck, in Fairfax county, Viz
ginia
About 900 acres, mostly Wood
and, on Acotinque, in Fairfax county, Nir.-
gjnia.
An undivided half or fourth part of
the Adelphi Mills, and about 40 acres Of
Land belonging thereto. This valuable mcr-
chant mill has been lately repaired and finish
ed with all the machinery complete, Stone
House As feet by SIS, two water wheels and
three pair Of FIVE feet burrs on an excellent
stream of water, with Stablage, and Store
House, Smiths Shop, Coopers' shop, and a
number of Dwelling Houses for fa1,ilies, Or
charding, sc. SC,
Alto, about 90 acres Of Land con.
tiguous to the above place.
One Lot of Land, on Queen-street,
in Alexandria, with Brick House now build
ing thereon.
Three vacant Lots of Land, near
the glass works, in the city OF Washington.
A valuable Farm, near Carlisle's
mills on Opeccan, near Winchester, in Ere
derrick county, containing $50 acres of Land,
with plenty Of heavy timber, meadow land,
and good mill seat on an excellent stream Of
water.
Seven Shares Warrington Bridge
Stock.
Five Shares Little River Turnpike
Stock.
One Share in the Alexandra Ii.
brary.
ALI my flock of Dry Goods on
hand, sc.
All my Household & Kitchen Fur
niture, sc. &c.
One Horie and Chair, and Mich
Cows.
For all which terms will be made easy.
I wish to rent, on moderate terms,
The House and Store l now occu.
Ply.
Jonathan Sehol6eld.
August Is.
u Printing in all its variety nea''
Ia ,reraasd of fhse oMr>
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D,8outaon Of Partnership.

pY mutual consent the partnership Of Jo-
ID nathan and bIQhion SchoJfeid is dissolv-
ed this first day of June, 1909 ALL those
having claims against them, or either ofthem,
are requested to bring them in to Jonathan
SchcJfetd for settlement and all those in
debted to them, or either of them, are re;,
quested to call and pay the same or to give
their notes to Jonathan Schoifeid, who is du-
iy authorised to receive payment and settle
every thing.
Jonathan Scho6eld,
Mahlon Scholfeld.
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TO RENT.
CCMB-MHKER:

And immediate Possession given,
THE Brick Dwelling House and Store,
on Fairfax. street, between King and Prince.
streets, together with the Wooden Ware
house an the alley, now occupied by Lewis
De6lois.
APPLY TO
Jonah Thomp(on & Son.
September Is. 3taw4w
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TIE name ofthis tyrant scas originally
steh Napoleon Bu0nalbarts-
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siIent, ind thatti eomnlttee'shoNla ~,
theil JOINT opinion upon the neiao.iols 7,
dtred to lie on the table. ''
On the motion of Mr.. Blornt, tho J.,
sitleration of the bill from the senate n sn'
appropriations for completing the for1 .sm,
tons already commenced in the [. S., s%
ard for extending the canal Of Carondal.,
was postponed indefinitely. It wi. b. :.
mcmbered that bill to the ike effect l.,
been passed by the house.
S On motion Of Mr. Macon, the hons
have adhered to their disagreement 70 M
amendment OF the senate, to tie bill an
thorising the employment Of an adlGilio,.|
al number of naval officers, seamsn saJ
marines. The bill has been superce1sl
by The one originating in the senate for Ii,
encrease of the naval establishments, 4
course it viii be suffered to fall.
The bib from the senate extending IL.
time Of payment on pnollc lands was read
twice and referred to the committee Of IL,
whole upon that subject.
On motion Of Mr.. GARDENER, the hons,
took up the unfinished business of ves.e-.
day, on the resolutions Of Messrs. N Ne
las and Bacon.
Messrs. Lyon, Key, Durell, Cock, Nd.
son, GARDENER, and Dana, spoke egain.,
filing the blank with the first day Of June;
and Messrs. Eppcs and J. G. Jackson SUP,
ported that day.
Before the question vas taken On flung fiji
the blank, the committee rose and had l-ays
10 sit again.
| The house adjourned.
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NyEDNEspAY, Fet.NarH I.

The Speaker laid before th4 house two
petitions from inhabitants Of Slnbury Mass.
against the choice of electors Of pres4:as
and vice president.
Mr. Hoknes from he committee OF claims,
made a report on the memorial Of Thoms
Pane, praying compensation tor his ser.
vice during the revolution. The report con.
cludcs with resolution allowing inc ne.
moria:ist leave to Withdraw his petition.--.
Ordered 10 lie on the table.
The house then went into a committed
the whole on the unfinished business of yes
terday, on the resolution :or raising OF the
embargo.
Mr.. Bacon spoke AGAINST filing the blank
with the first day OF june-he wished tn:
embargo, removed at all, to be removed
as early as could be consistent with the
equal interests of all portions Of the people
Mr.. Taaayke made an able speech against
the motion for filing the blink with the lst
Of June, andin opposition to granting letters
OF marque. He wished the ne:.t adiSiai-
81 ,,1foIi 10 DC left free, and the embargo re-
moved as soon as possible.
After sons observations from Mr. W.
aht0n he committee rose, and on thcqaes'
ton to grant leave TO sit agar, FIR Law.
son moved % postpone the consideration OF
tic question Indefinitely.
Before this motion was decided an 2d-
tournament WAS called for and carried.
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N IN u It Z S.
TUESDAY. 1o1,lnxal 81.

! Mr.. laanJotd presented the petitions q
! annm5er of the citizens Of The second ward
! in the city Of New York, demonstrating a.
! gainst certain provisions Of the late act for
enforcing embargo, asserting at the same
time their determination tc support the 60
vernment in all it's lawful and neccss ary
measures, and to maintain the rights Of their
country. The petitions were referred to
the committee OF the whole on the lesolu-
tons Of Messrs. r.icholas and Bacon.
Mr.. Coax and others presented the petit
tons ola number of inhabitants OF Iassa-
chusetts, demonstrating against the choice
OF presidential electors for that state.
The Two resolutions presented some time
since by Mr.. Poindexter, directing the com
mittee on public lands to enquire into the
expectancy OF establishing land Office east
Of the Red River and west Of the fIississip-
pl' and OF granting the right of pre-emptioa
in certain cases of actual settlers in the Ter
ritory OF Orleans, were taken up and carri- /
ed.
Mr.. Banon presented resolution CON
templatlng the appointment OF a committee
to meet any one which may be appointed bv !
the Senate, to take mo consideration the
subject OF the Massachusetts petitioners re-
spectlng electors Of president and vice-pre-
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& And fore you shall have any goods
& Wen rot or drown them in the floods.
Sc we vow we'lI play the very dragon,
:. Should any send ship, sled, or Wagon
&c And who SO shall sell Aoursor pot ash,
q Shall most severely feel the lash
You now may enter all our houses,
And take our goods, or kiss our spouses
Or il our vessels cast away,
Ten times the value we must pay
You've wholly hid Trades spotless disk,
With fine on fac, and risk on risk.
Your gun-boats, skulking round SO sly,
j Ike porpoises for little fry
And our back doors so closely pent,
That we that way cannot have vent
Therefore we now may fairly question,
IF we sha'nt die of indigestion.
A schoolboy's birth Is of more worth,
For, if he asks, he Can 50 forh,
But YOU wont let US, in the least,
Turn a ships head towards the East;
Nor to the westward bend our way,
In cart or Wagon, sled or sleigh.
'chen foul Pandora's book OF evil,
wish thee lodg'd safe with the Devil.
And with thee, if may speak plain,
In he'll, with all thy cursed train. x
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Va5uQJIe Pyobsvly far Sals.

l
The subscriber being DESTROYS Of closing AMI
setting his affairs in the town of Alezan-
a'ldria, offers for sale the following
REAL PROPERTY. VI.
= L0r OF GROUND, on the east sidi
/ = OF Union-street, fifty seven feet se7ca
inches on SAID street, and extending one hun
dIed and eighty FIVE feet to the river P>to'
mac, and PIER extended "a feet, that 'fii
accommodate three vessels. On the WhaI
there aNarge and Convenient tvs stoFy
Warehouse within ~ feet OF the river, VITA
tie use Of 90 feet alley for the whole soace'
This property viii be sold together or In lots
to suit the purchaser.
.ALS0,
A LOT On the Moth side of Kin -stresf'
between Water and Union-streets, on whlca
there is three story Brick Warehouse and
Frame House, at present occupied by M
CbarteyJ. Cetlsft. These two stands are con-
'idered equal to any in the town OF AieE'n :.
iria for shipping, OF. wholesale business,
4 TRACT OF LAND, in Fairfax c7ul-
y, containing l62 2cres, about ten miles from
own, and little to the north Of the Colches-
er road, on which are several small buildings
Terms foarth in hand, the balance
\ eqnai payments at s, IL, and l9 months
nth approved security.
John Tucker.
January o. iaW34
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certainly they were rot those Of majority
of this house. Now. sir on my consclence'
] do believe that these were the motives
and intentions of administration when they
recommended the embargo to the adoption
of this house. Sir, | believe these CONT
nue. to be still their motives and intentions.
And if this were fairly understood by the
people to be the TACT, do not believe that
they would countenance the continuance OF
such an oppressive measure, Tor sneh a
purpose, without better assurance than has
ever vet been given to them that, by adher-
ence to this policy the great and real object
of it will be effected.
The proposition which I undertake to
maintain consists Of three particulars. First.
That it was, and is, the intention OF adni
nistration to coerce Great Britain by the
embargo, and that this, and not precaption,
is, and was, the principal object OF the poil-
cy. Second. That it was AID is intended
to persevere in this measure until It effect, Ii
possible, the proposed object. Third. mat
| it was andis the intention OF administration
to do nothing else eHectual in support OF
| our maritime rights.
| Having in my own mind perfect con-
yiction OF the truth OF every one OF these
4 proposition, should be false to myself a1d
TO my COUNT, at such crisis IS this, if [
! did not state that conviction to this hous:,
/ and through it to my felloW-cltlzens. l
shall not, however, take refuge in mare de-
4 claration Of individual opinion, or content
| myself simply with assertions. | shall state
the grounds and the reasonings, by WHICH |
arrive n this result. invite gentlemen to
re,,lv - ,hem. IN the srir;t in which thev
| are offered, lyot with the DESIGN Of awak-
enina anv personal or party passion, but to
/ fulfil the 'Lirh duties, which. ACCORDING to
nv apprehension Ct them. / owe, to this
people.
| When we attempt to penetrate ;nto the
Intentions Of men. we are al sensible how
| dick and MYSTERIOUS Is that veil. which BY
t1e law Of our nature. IS snraad over them.
II fines i IS scarcely n,.r,,5;ttcd 70 IN ;,,d;-
,s1ual - b4 .beoln,lj,E ce,,aa;n of b;x own
uo,;ves. Rut ,y,,an H.. Question ! CON
csrnino the n,r,osas IT otters exne,.;.nce
d,ily tells how hard task + j. 70 descend
hto the hidden recess If fba mind and
,;,ct ;n+entions fror ,ha+ ora,,:te ceu !,
which they delight TO lncrust themselves.
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1rolu the Providence Gazette.
TIE PULPA NE N I y NJ
Saturabat gZeGuta "a

: Satura6at gke6ula lads
Pasren: iasem tg,bamqse ease 9na 'ssala-
cedar
Lsro, s e ,.tanfes ttsde6ant qnatsisor, mus
Ve,nnla, tres doHiai.
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CON G r E SIS.

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES..
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[Sbsech TO be continued. I
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$500 -S2L-SAdN iJ&t1
Etfas received a conslderabY.
datson to his Stock, g
AaD oEFERs ron SALE
30 hogsheads, lst and ID a,,r.
90 barrels Nusc0uado S Ss-q
1000 Id. Green Cc%ee ST'
8 AZ tons British p.tent Shot :.
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
.le casks first 9acality Goshen Chez. /
40 boxes Mould Candles.
As bags clean heavy Pepper.
SO b. Nutmess.
casks l4endon refined Satp.tn
ditto Irish Glae.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, 20 a.u
sen, tyson Skin, and Padre Seuchor, 3 l
in .uual ter chests, boxes and canister.
af which arr equal iii quality 10 Any e,.,
ported.
Madeira, Port, Marsha, Sherry, i;isssg
aeriffe, and Malaga Wines. =
A few,cascs Medoc Claret
Jamaica, Nindward-island, and NQ5,
snm.
| .Cognac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy,
! Holland and Country Gin,
! Irish. and Country Whisky.
Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, Hasanna HCrcs
/ Wine and Cider Vinegar.
! Best Florence Oilin bottles and TASKS.
/ Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocoiae A
I Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Sab, s..
Zig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, Casis,
ntsnto, Race and Ground Ginger, C4y.
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Raisins, Aim
C,lrrants, Nader, Alum, Coppefas
Rri,nstonc,- Chalk, British and brandg
Gunpow1er, Spanish Segars, csaen&al
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, lIe9
Iarrett's, and !Ianailton's Snuff, sNr1ia;
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Beds
| .. ing Lines, sc. S1s
J. : tobes' ie.
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N y L / & f..
February &.

Lott or mis- aid, a Certificate
for two Shares ir tie Little River Turnpike
Road. I therefore give nctice, that ] shall
apply fer renew al of such Cert hcate.
II. Role.
January 81. ssv
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e. Greening Apples, Gran
berries, p Potatoes, and Cider Ia
barrels,
go8 SALE BIZ
John G, Laid.
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ALEXANDER MOORE, reg,

THIS is 10 giDe notice That the slb5cri-
Der of Alexandra county, ia the district of
Columbia, hath ebtaincd from the Orphans
Court of said county, letters testamentary
on the estate of George WasAaagtoa Craik,
late of the county aforesaid, deceased,-
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ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
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scriber, GA oibefore the 10th day Of August
next or they may by law be excluded from
au benefit 20 said estate--ant those indebted
thereto arc required to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of re
bruary, 1909.
Maria D. Cralk, Ex'1a:.
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