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Joseph H. Mandey;lI.

Corner q King 0ud Uaion-,,,
HAS FOR SALE. ''i |
5000 baskets coarse and 6ne 81.
busbel and la sacks. s d
so barrels Whisl.ey
1000 VT. Rhode ISLAND Ch,es.
Goshen do. in sass.
5oco VT. best green CoSxs, j, h..
looodo. while DO. a''
French Brandy.
Jamaica, Antigua, W;nlwsrd I,l,,,
New England Rum.
Imperial, Hyson, Young IIyson. -, /,
son Skin Teas, ofthe latest i.rho,ta,; s"V u
Sugar, best Muscovado, in hoysbs.,5
barrels.
Do inferior qualities, in do.
s,oiasses, IN hogsaeads.
Clover Seed, warranted fresh,
Cotton, III bales and by retail.
Candies, mctId and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, Iiamiiton's and C,.,,
Snuff, in bottles, Writing and Wrappnr ,
per, Pepper, Allspicc, Chewing IoS,,
Maddei, Gorperas, Soal Leather, Bed Con-
Leading Lines, KS. &c.
dLSO,
Best SuperGne Flour. for private f.miIj
few barrels Corn, and some Seed O.,
Plaster Of Paris, sc.
Ap,ii II. J
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VIM. C. NEWTON.
DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE
Z X w L q Il S
Patent Wafh,no Machine.

dtCIIL w d1I11tlS N1ue11i11o'
First fill the barrel halt full OF your finest
cloths, than fill The bottom of the Reservoir
with hot suds up to the side planks, TURN the
Crank backwards and forwards so As to make
the cloaths fall the hardest against the sides OF
the barrel for about twenty-five minutes, then
use the same suds with little more soap and
hot water for tie next finest cloaths, until the
suds arc unfit for use, them second your cloatha
in the same way with boiling suds, after Hb-
bing little soap on the diruest parts Of the
cloaths then rince them in the machine II
warm or cold water.
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N O T I C E.

THE subscriber being about to leave this
place, takes the liberty to request all who
have not been able to settle their accounts
with hin, to call and settle said accounts with
MIR. Ro6ers r Taylor, or MI. u iliam Bar
tlenan, either Of whose receipts, jointly or
separately, shall be good against me.
Samuel MsClaud.
September 10. eosw
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EVENING SCHOOL.

vH-FiE subscriber respectfully informs the
inhabitants Of Alexandra and its vicinity,
that lie will commence an lyENHnG SCHOOL,
on the 25th ofthe present month.
Terms, three dollars per quarter the stu
dents furnishing light for themselves-three
dollars and seventy FIVE cents il the su5scri-
Der supply them with lights. Ink and quilts
will be furnished gratis.
~ Forany thing pertaining to the ma
thematics the terms may be known of
]. Parable.
Sept. lss eest*
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ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.


THIS is to give natlce. That the subscri
her Of Alexandria county, in tie district Of
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county. letters testamentary
on the estate of CHARLES "ADswoR1H
late of the county aforesaid, merchant dsc'd
all persons having c aims against the SAID de-
ceased, are HEREBY warned to exhibit the
sane, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, on OF bsiore the 9th day OF March
next or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit 20 said cst.te-and those indebted
thereto ar. required to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF Sep
teinber, 1909.
James Patton, Exr.
September s. coo"
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SeRtcmber IL.
Public Sale,

PURSU to decree o. r.o The Lisly
the United States circuit c0ul' Iva, on saw
of Columbia, sitting in exSacny,:oBER pes s
day, the seventh day OF oo ',rnocn, 'p'
at four O'Clock in tho ai'ei" ',hl;c vc1GV
sell, on the premises, al =, njldsr'hc.
i four adjoining Lots, Or pieces d n ny b.n
distinguished on plan Thereof Wing o. I.
west ss side Of Royal street and io o5erss
street. extending from t Ii,s'.,ewth lo .ys.
said streets and binding NV ;n,fa Oh W.
on Royal street and 80 feet ny
street. :. ii COMW
Angus. 81.
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PuBLICiSALE.

Under 4 decree Of the honorable The circuit
court oft the district Of Columbia, held atAlex-
andria. the subscribers will expose to public
sale at the coffee-house on the 18th day OF
next month, on credit of sixty and ninety
days,
An Undivided mo;ety q "a rentefa 1s1 IS
q. ter d7iunu,
PAYABLE for ever, charged on lot of ground
situated at the intersection of Wolfe and u
n;on-streets and extending southwardly along
the west side of Union street one hundred and
fifteen feet, and westwardly along the south
side Of Wolfe street sixty two iect SIX inches
The. payment of this rent IS secured by valu-
able permanent improvements on the lot
And If from the sale OF the above rent
cb,roe the sum required by the decree of
the c,urt cannot be raised--the subscribers
will then proceed to sell, at the same place,
and on the same credit aa.,s
one undivided sepenth Part Of The reverslon
mtee,
Exnectant on the death of Jane Roberdeau,
widow of Daniel Robcrdeau, deceased, in the
following Lots, tina: is to say, one Lot on
the east side of Water street between Wolfe
aid Wilkes streets, in front on Water
treet 81 feet inches, in depth .25 feet,
and bounded on the Moth by an alley
feet vide.-On this lot is erected a handsome
and convenient story brick dwelling house,
with the usual out-housss--And two other
lots adjoining each other on the west SIDE OF
Unions. between Wolfe and Wilke-streets'
in fronto Union-street forty one feet, in
depth one hundred and twenty five leet.
R. |. 1ay;or.
Cuthbert Powell.
September 8. o3ot
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The above Lottery commences drawing on
the first Monday in November next, and will
be continued regularly at rhe rate OF iiitcen
hundred tickets each week until finiahed-
prizes in the late New DIRK and Baltimore
lotteries, taken in payment Tor tickets III
his.
A correct list of tie drawing will be re
ceivcd two or. three times week. and all
tickets sold oy the subscriber examined Tree
of expencc.
Present pgice Of tickets, Ten Dollars Fifty
Gents but viii in a few days be raised te
Eleven Dollars
Fox s,le by
Robert Gray.
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August s..
Atuyther Pool
OF

Yarwooa's useful flashing iHachire.
We the subscribers have found, on trial,
Joseph Yarwooc's Patent Washing Ma :hinc
to answer fully the intended purpose oil wash
ing cloaths Of every description, and do here
DIV recommend them to the public as IL great
saving Of sop. labor and cloaths. Glven I'M
der our hands this day of June, 1909.
(oigned)
Dorot,ca Krousc, Cath;nder Calder, Ann
M.Carrcn, Martha Abercrombie, Ruth De-
Won. Rebecca Hattersley, Valia dc Brown,
Elizabeth Black, Jane B. Swami IA. Dick,
susanna Roulisavi.le, Elizabeth Wilson, Eli
zabeth Snyt!er, Nancy Kcli, Sarah Kelscn-
yer, Margaret B. Manley, Mary Fendall,
Mary Steel, Sarah Fitzhugh. Mary Duhey,
Persia Hodgkin, Carolina Hopkins, Sarah 3.
M,Kenay, Elizabeth Muir Folly Rhoades, z
.izabe:h Longden, Am onowdcn, Ann Da-
yies, Mary began, Mary Shade, Dctsey Fur
ner, Mary Smith, Sarah 9 Janncy.
With pleasure do return my sincere thanks
TO the above named ladies', and many others
who have favored me with their certificates
and cuaom in the purchase OF Yarwood's Pa
tent Washing Machine. | hnt: them still IN
great demand in this place, but finding very
great scarcity OF plank 70 answer the purpose
of making them here, Shall in few days or
weeks commence making them to the south
ward Eut will enacavor 20 supply others at a
short notice after my return. have a lew
now made on hand, which can be had if ap-
piled for soon.
Vim. C. Newton,
Assignee of Joseph Yarwood.
July "a.
N. B. !lr John Troup will supcrlntcnd the
making, and supplying customers iii my alb
sence.
WIN. C. NEWTON.
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FOR RENT,

TIE DWELLING HOUSE of.'he late
Colonel Hoor, on W&er-sueet -lthe!-Pa'
.cious and convenient, and has all n eessar,
onthouses, with ve,y excellent gffden at
achsd to it.
J. H. Hooe,
John Muncai'er.
Executors.
March Is q
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Flfhing Uten1lIS.

On SATURDAY., tie Esd dsy OF Ha' r -,
sent month, at II clock, VII be so'r, w. u.
l;heraI ere it, to the highest bidder, a. ~
Landing commonly called LEAhs' IN 5 1%
fax county, Virginia, about n'''ss nriee
alexandria, TWO SEINEs, in Con-, r.s
order, two complete BOATS, a. DI \ ..
hundie ed STRIKING 81 hNh1, ,:s s BIZ.
Their necessary untensils for the fIsn, .nsIg
siness. Likewise the Landing loE INC W.. ., dc
season. FERNS VIII be made known
time OF SIZE. =, c,ro
John Smith, g s sp
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T1OR land in this reioh5orh00ea,' N y Of
L ty in Washington my J., - brls, y
Prince street, substantially built o, s. 70 til
feet front, 5 stories high--.tS Nc e the riytf
wharf and most commercial Pa'. D. vas
affords many advantages tor "a ~, 70
house Apply on the premise :, ,oIass.
Or. H. O0 2auSsl
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ORPHANS. COUR T,

.Me.aandrio County, Schs. Term, 1903
ORDhRkD.
That the Executor Of Charles Watsworth,
deceased. do insert the following advertise
ment three times week for SIX weeks In the
.flerand,1a DAILY Gazette.
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On the same day, u SsVEEPSIAKE, 10
100 dollars worth OF Plated Harness, beS
three in fyc-mile heats-23 subscribers an
sill open to the day Of the race.
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Vim. c.. Newton,
Assignee of Joseph Yarwood.

july "a.
N. B. gsir John Troup will supcrlntcnd the
making and supplying customers III my alb
sence.
j W.. n ME- NTON
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FASHIONS FOR SEPTEMBER.
FASHIONS FOR LADIES'.

4 Nourning Dress.-A slight mourning
habit is composed Of black gossamer net, or
imperial guaZc, worn over a satin slip. A
demi-train. A round frock front,and snort
French sleeves, each edged with rich van-
dyke lace A cestus OF waite satin, edged
with gold bullion, finished in front with a
rich cord and cone tassels, suspended with
topaz studs. Pearl necklace and bracelets
with topaz snaps. Hair in the eastern style
with a Spartan diadeu, ana comb OF topaz
or gold. A Circassian scarf OF grey Spa
nish silk with aTuscaa border IN enlbrolde-
ry and tasse!s to correspond; cone.ed on
one shoulder with topaz breach. Shoes OF
grey satin, with clasps of jet, rosettes OF
black bugles. White gloves OF French KID,
aud fan of black Grape, with gold spangled
devices
In deep mourning this robe should be
formed of black Grape, aud worn over black
sarsnet. The ornaments and trimmings OF
every description must be Of bagles or Jet.
The shoes OF queens silk. The scarf black
Grape, or imperial silk, spotted and bordered
with bugles. Jet tassels and broash.
A child's mourning dress consists OF
simple frock of black Grape muslin, tucker
small, and worn over canbrlc skl,t. a
plain net lace tucker, and cap en- suite. Grey
kid slippers with black clasps,
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SOUTH MEPIcA.

The recent revolutions Of the old world,
and the shocks which commerce has felt
there, must naturally have tendency to
change the channels of trade to close up
old ones and to open new ones. Under these
circumstances what can be more interesting
to the citizens of the United States than TO
turn their attention to South America. The
history of that country is too little known
to be Justly appreciated and II has been hi
therto kept in such state of maratime vas.
salage by the rigorous colonial laws of Spain
and Portugal, that what little is known is
chiefly confined to the curious in literary
pursuits.
From what we have understood of the
countries owned by European powers both
on and below the GuEph of Mexico, there
is much good soil, independent Of the pro
duce OF the vines, which renders them On
object extremely desirable. Whenever they
come to be inhabited by an Industrious and
enlerprizing population their influence on
this part of the world will be prodgious.
20 the y. S. OF America it is all important
to secure an early connexion there, SO that
VIC may secure, if nor by arms, at least by
the spirit OF adventure, commercial fix,
ture from which the nations of Europe shall
not be able 70 drive us. The L. S. from
their situation, Ought TO become to the whole
western continent what Great Britain is 10
the transatlantic world that is to say, the
monopolizers Of its trade and the suppliers
OF all its wants. These hints are thrown
Cut TO excite timely reflection; and it is
hoped the subject will be taken up and fair
" treated by some intelligent, temperate,
and sagacious writer.
Geo. Town Ind. Amer.1
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MEPLNO WOOL.

The following is an extract Of letter from
chancellor Livingston to Elkannah Wat
son of Pitlsfeld, Mass. OF the subject Of
this important article:
" Leban0n Springs, 1eh Sept. 1909.
DEAR Sir,
6 On the subject Of cotton, on which
we conversed iuiiy when at your house, |
will suggest an idea, which is striking, TO
shaw how easy it will be for the northern
states 10 rival the southern in substituting
the value OF the cotton by our iHtierinos.-
One million of Ncrino sheep viii give five
miliio.s pounds Of fine wool, surprising
Ihem TO be composed of ewes and weth2rs
in equal proportions. Five million pounds
of Gne wool are worth now ten millions of
dollars ana even at the peace price in En-
gland, seven and one halt millions OF dol
lars
Fourteen million pounds Of cotton Che
quantity exported III one year irar. South
Caroline and Georgia. saking tbs short and
long staple together, at lhe utmost Is not
worth five millions OF dollars at the London
mark It's. The states Of New York & Mas
sachusetls either OF them, without any ma
teriai change IN their agriculture, except a
substitution Of Merinos Tor other sheep, can
raise IS much wool as snail equa' Ia va ue
the expert OF cotton. Bat now easy it
would be, once &C tfas point, to double all
our Merino focks-thus leave larger
quantity OF wool than we nov have from
the same number Of saeep, tor domestic
purposes, Of fine wool instead of COARSE
and all th- surplus for exploration or to go
into fugure home manufactures !"
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Promenade Sea Beach Gostuf,s.--A Gre
clan frock Of fine French cambria or jaconet
muslin, with correspondent border at the
feet, in shaded purple embroidery; Roman
back and front of the same. Full long
sleeves, with turned up cuff of lace fasten-
ed with broze stud, set in gold. 4 Fle-
mish bonnet, of fine plated or va.iegated
straw, tied under the chin with purple cord
ed ribbon. An ostrich feather, tipped with
purple. falling on the left side. A rich ha-
bi. shirt, formed of fine India muslin Cor
metz and lace. A marine scarf, of purple
Spanish silk, with rich ends, and border of
happily contrasted shades, thrown over the
figure in true Grecian elegance. Chinese
parasol, of purple silk, with deep white avn
ing. Shoes and gloves of lemon colored
kid.
FASHIONS For GENTLEMEN.
.M0rning or Waking Dress. DARK blue
and hare backed mixture are the tashiona-
bic coiors Of the day. Long waists still
keep their ground iappels long in proper
tlon, with only tour,or at the most tvc,!arge
gil buttons short skirt collar high, to
stand Off; low III front; sleeves long Zap
With three buttons, and the same number In
the Plaits. Silk striped quitting, or marcel
La double breasted wastcoat. Drab color
ed kersevmere breaches. Stocking panta-
looms und half-boots. Nankeen trousers
and CATERS, or kerseymere pantalocns and
CATERS IN one.
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). had been taken up and imprisoned by
Or rrench that at St. Andero they had
pc ..,hsen released through the influence OF
|,1 olam OsBrien, but were again imprison.
r was stated that the French had on
|s'' ,ooo troops in ST. Andero, and only as
- hundred in Bilboa-:hat the Spanish
90 extended to the former pace, and that
sDaniards expected shortly to regain
- ..,ssion of it, as well as of Bilboa.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.

The British brig Oak, was captured Sep
abs.74, off the Gulf of ST. Lawrence, by a
[.so{.. frigatc. The Cleopatra and Emu
=. have sailed from Halifax to look after
! i: Frenchman.
The sch'r Fortitude, capt. Robert Gray,
Conn Marsinico, belonging to general Wan.
,C;a;,u,s of New-Londoa, has been taken
French privateer, and carried into ST.
Martins. Letters from capt. Gray, say, no
..,.onasle hopes can be entertained ofsav-
- her. ior all vessels boundto or from an
roooIish port, which fall into the hands Of a
gr.och privateer, are condemned under the
MIN Decree. A ship ,nnSrenada, car
INTO ST. Martins, sho,tt time previous
|, he capture Of the Fortisude, was lmme-
liasg, on arriving stripe.ofher rigging, her
largo landed, and copy of her papers sent
|n Guadaioupe where she was tried and
condemned. The crew had been plund err
ed all their eloa:hiaS, part of the cargo
was sent to other places lii the night, and Tie
rggplg OF tae snip sent 70 o. Darls. 10 Sell,
so ;aaE if she had been cleared, it would
have cost as much as sac was worth.
The Harmony, Saow. of Boston, was a,
Amsterdam July 90. She was direct from
Inc Uni;et. States, and had not become la
BE to any existing French or Dutch decree,
and had only Americaa produce ON board
bat sue WAS taken BY a French priva;eer,
rasn sha had pilot on board, and her pa
PRS are seus to Paris. There were 10 or
II other Americans at Amsterda m--aone
had been permitted to sell or land their car.
goes, except IN the kings stores. The ia
orable DEGREES seem to have been mere
traps.
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n O / | G. + :
Sept. so.
co

That from and after the 5th of November
next, there will be demanded aiia received at
the several gates n the Little River hrn-
pike Road twenty five cents ON ali waggSns
and carts drawn by four horses, mules or Ok
en-, the wheels whereof do not exceed four
inches, and six cents for each horse, mule or
oxen drawing the same, and SO in proPortioni
for any greater or lesser number for every
space of ten mile OH said road, and In pro-
portion for greater or lesser distance, being
the toll allowed by laT.-No toll will be de-
manded on return Wagons OF carts, or for
the horses, mules CT oxen drawing the same
loaded Or not loaded.
Jonah Thomplon, Tsr.
l.. R 4. Company.
Octobcr l2-l3. St,wlm
Sebaftian- Spring Tavern
/ WILL SELL an unexpired LEASE OF
three years. if an carly application is made
Various articles necessary to tavern, may
be had with it If wanted.
APPLY TO
A. LINDO.
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Msrsnorta z@9g|!p Ga1stte.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 90.

Extract Of a letter from gentleman in H.
gicrs to his correspondent in Boston.
"When left France, hoped I had left
var and misery behind me, but was mis-
taken, for on my arrival in AIgiers, I ob-
served that preparations for maritime war
acre carried on with the greatest vigor:
eey we're fitting out one A gun irigate, and
three zebecs, besides two frigascs, one A,
aud the other SIS guns, at sea !; and as for
Misery, the poor Turks made bitter com
pants; they assured NE Tor the last three
Years, that the nations Of Europe had be-
tome such formidable rivals TO them III their
lAe, that they had beer hardly pushed, and
nat they had been SO FAR exceeded by the
English and French, that they were led al
most to despair-tor, said tj,ey, while We
nave cohscientiously followed the usage of
Ulr nation, and strictly kept within he
pounds prescribed by our long established
n''oms, of robbing and erslaving only our
sasmles-they have been playing game of
gsep stakes, dsshing away at both friends
suu enemies"
Two uncommon papers on public affairs
unpublished in the Court Gazette at Am
"srdam, July Is and 20.
alter depicluring the horrers produced
y'ae French revolution, which is descria-
" as "that terrible CONFUSION, which
breads death, despair and mourning, over
NC haesr region of the world, and finally
fought IN their train, that greatest of all
rn,'siorsunes, state OF bankruptcy" The
ou'ch are stated to derive some console
SOa from the consciousness, that they
NV 1--we not had to submit to the caprice Of an
S0"rary government, nor to groan under
T ~ cespotic insoience OF q conquerer." -
NJ us language needs no commentator to ex-
[;sn Il. they even go on TO say, " The
lug Louis Bonaparte, has already open
y ueclared against the CONSUMPTION, in the
NC ss OF all Europe" Forseeing and depre-
~; s'os.as the punishment which is about to be
ss's'ed on him FOR such an avowal, aud an
~ ,.'paaas his deposition, they add, Let
gsaen, all unite our efforts, to Slew our
l'G that true Cutchmer 5o;sh to protect
~, ~, "ho abors for them May we thus
ov' merit the care and love at a king, who
,n. s US unceasing proofs that he is less our
ma elgn than eur first magistrate, and the
-'aa OF the nationp'
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LOST, Morocco Pocket Book, con tain :
ing one Ten Dollar Bank Note, one Lehig h
Lottery Ticket donors name on the back
a note at four months, drawn by II. r. Gra-
ham, my favor for l9l dollars /; a note drawn
by ~ LamSln, my favor, payable first De-
cember, for upwards 80 dollars an acknow-
lodged account by j. Hamilton, Isl dollars /;
some other notes, orders, and a number of
other papers Of no use to thu finder, but of I'M
portance to me, Tho finder will please to re-
turn the Book and papers, and keep the mo-
ney for their trouble
James S. Scott.
Octoher O.
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Extract Of a letter from a gentleman in d.
Siers to his correspondent IN Boston.
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ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.

THIS is to give monce. That the subscri-
Der of Alexandria county, in the district of
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county, letters testamentary
On the estate of CHARLES WADswoRTH
late of the county aforesaid, merchant, decd.
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, GA or before the 9Th day Of March
next or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit 70 said estate--and those indebted
thereto are required to make Immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of Sep
tember, 1909.
James Patton, Exr.
September s. sosW
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Morocco pocket-Book Lost.

September.-5taW2W.