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HOSE inde bted to the firm OF Cra,k g
n Washington or to Jamas Craik tor NledI.
cal services, are once more requested to call
Oh Mr. ], d. SIMMS and settle their respec
tive accounts either by note or payment on on
before the 4th day of March next II is nop-
ed that this request will be complied with, as
suits will be commenced against all delin-
quents.
James Craik.
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S A L f.

S A / T.,
Pursuant 10 an arbitration zoiH be sold on me
eighth Of March mert, at ! | O'Clock
The HOUSE and LOT of Cant. De Butts
on DR.. De Bults's farm, for ready money on
". The house contains four rooms, and IS
well cellared--the lot four square acres. Dr.
De Butts will warrant the title. DR.. Elisha
De Butts will superintcnd the sale ioE ms bro
Their.
February L.. co9t"
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BIZ LINDLEY MURRAY.

From the thirteenth English edition, enlarg-
edand improved by the Author.
Price handsomely bound and ietsered, ] dellaTl
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ll,oI4 Prizes.
2l,996 Blanks.

$4,000 Tickcts--Less than two blanks to a
prize-Subject to deduction of Is per cent.
Prizes payable 80 days after the conclusion
OF the drawing OF the above prizes.
First drawn number lst days drawing Is en-
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The managers VIII commence draWIhg IN
the city OF n. York, on the second tuesday
in April next, and will continue to draw 500
Tickets each day until finished.-Tickets for
sale at the subscribers Bookstore hlng-street,
Alexandria. -Prize tickets in the present and
late Baltimore lotteries taken In exchange
for Tickets in this, and all tickets sold as
bove examined free Of expence.
Present price of Tickets S SO.
x. GRAY.
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Lottery Intelligence.

Lottefy InteIIIgeIlce.
The 18th days drawing OF the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, took place on Mon
day last, when the wheel gained Sll29
Former gain 1871
Total gain $40. zss
The next drawing takes place tomorrow
afternoon, and on Monday next the first
drawn blank is entitled to S 400, and tickets
will advance to dollars, if the capital prizes
should still remain i'll the wheel after to-1uor-
rows drawing.
NJ A few warranted undrawn TICKETS at
S 8 so, for saieby
r. GRAY.
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r. GRAY.
February IS.
Hou}e and Lot for Sale.
FOR SALE.

4 House and Lot on Prince street. be-
tween Water and Fairfax-streets. 1t Is
framed House--the LOT is SO feet 10 inch
es by ia feet to a / 0 feet alley--it is in fee
simhle.--It is a good stand for business hay
ing been occupied as hardware store num-
Der Of years--Apply to
Peter Saunders.
ALSO,
Three shares Alexandria Bank Stock
Apply as above.
February 10. NeoN
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O.. Black Rauea- Lottery.

NO. Q
authorised by an Act Of he LEGISLATURE
of the State of New YORK, for the purpose
OF ePENING CERTAIN ROADS.
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MANAGERS

MANAGERS
THOMAS Storm, JOINT II. SIcKELs, WIN.
HENDREsoN, MATTHIAS 3. TALMADeE,
land JAco8Us VAN oCHooNHovEN.
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Port Of alexandria.
ARRIVED,

Sch'r Caroline, Marckleyi sailed from
Lisbon the 1st Nov. tor Alexandria. In
lat. 3s N. long. 70 w. carried away his
mainmast, wind S. w. bore away Tor New
York; got within one mile of Sandy Hook,
was blswn of and On the 9th December,
Cape HenIopen light bearing ". distant 2
miles, got pilot, anchored abreast the Bay
of the Brown. Next morning fresh gales
to the nor,hward, parted best bower cable,
and run on shore up Lewestown Greek
SUNDAY, Dec. 9. Left at Lisbon, ship Ann,
Bradford Of and for Alexandria IN 20 days.
Brig Fame, Carlton, Georgetown-to
load for eastward.
Brig Rising States, Smith--do. do.
Schooner Nassau, Latham do. do.
Schooner Elizabeth, Newcomb, Boston
-sat---to Lawrason and Fowle.
Schooner Little Mary, Kelly, do.-sun'
drits~-to John G. Laid.
CLEARED,
Brig George Washington, Sheldon, Pro-
videncc--by the master.
Brig Hunter, Johnson, ST. Bartholomew
by Robert Patton.
Schooner Victory, Gorham, Boston--by
FaSon, Metcali & Co..
Schooner Sally, Potter, Providence-by
the easter.
Schooner Traveller, somers, N. York
Daniel mclean.
Stoop Rooena, Rowland, New Bedford
by the master.
Schooner Regulator, Ienckes, Providence
John G. Ladd.
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Postscript.
New York, December IS.

Arrived, the ship Eliza Ann, Porter, 81
DAYS f,om Dublin. Left, brig Eliza, OF
Boston, for NORWAY, weighing anchor -
ship Alfred, Fisher, OF Newburyport, for
St. ubes in 2 days /; ship Rover, Glen OF
New York, for St. Ubes, ready. The ship
Venus, Croker, sailed for New York II
days before and in lat. 40, long. SO, 80,
sroke her short Of provisions, her sails torn
and her pump choaked. Nov. 10, lat. 40,
was boarded BY two French rriyateer schrs.
Ii DAYS from St. Maloes, who robbed capt.
Porter Of cabin stores and 10 bales OF Ii.
mems would have sent the ship in had they
not been short Of provisions. The pr'sa.
teers had captured vessels, two OF winch
they burnt and the Others sent in. They
said Bonaparte had issued an order dated
Oct. ID, to capture all vessels bound to or
from English ports. They SAID bony had
gone to Spain. Nov. 12, la,. 40, A, long.
II, was boarded by the French Privateer
brig Revenge L 'Orisnt1 days FROM St Ma
loes, and plundered Of 2 bales Of linen pro
visions, &c.-then put on board 4 English
prisoners belonging to the ship Sarah, Brls-
towe. of London from the South Seas, (which
ship they sent to France.
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EXTRACTS.

LONDON, Oct. "a.
American papers to the 19;h ult. came to
hand Yesterday. Mr.. Jackson, the British
ambassador, iwho had landed from on
board the Afracaine frigate on the 3Oth Of
Aug. reached Washington on the 9Th ult.
where he was received by the secretary of
state, the secretary to the treasury, and
Mr.. Erskine, as successor to the latter gen
tleman. The President however, was not
expected before the end of the present
month, and but little progress in Mr.. Jack
sons mission was expected to take place un-
til his arrival. Its stated in some OF tho
American papers, but we hope without
foundation, that our minister on his iaud'
ing, was treated with indignity by the po-
pulace. The democratic writers are siren
uaus,in their support ofthe sauss Of France,
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LotelR From England.

By the ship Eliza-Ann, in IS days from
Dublin, the editors Of the New-York Ga
zette have received papers from London to
the 9TH, and Dublin to the 7th alt. They
contain but little news.
The Windsor Castle Packet from New
York arrived at Falmouth on the Goth OF
Oct. 90 days from Halifax.
The Duke Of Kent Packet sailed
Falmouth for America on the goth of Octo-
Der.
Private letters, say the London papers,
both from Germany and Holland, continue
to speak confidently of Bonaparte's being
state of mental arrangement.
A letter from Hamburg, inserted in
London paper of the soth of October, says,
" Bonaparte is, without doubt, cut of his
mind, and incapable of attending to any
sort of public business. A gentleman has
arrived here lately from Vienna, who gives
us positive information Of the fact. We
have long suspected something of this kind,
but we are now convinced. Bonaparse had
been i'll when the person to whom We are
indebted for this information left the Da-
nube, for some weeks, but not so violently
a. a, present. His madness did not exhibit
itself till he had been afflicted with high
fever for some time. We learn that he is
about to be conveyed to France"
The duke of Portland, late first lord
of TIE treasury, died on the 80 h of Octo-
Der.
A letter from Dublin of the 9Th Of " ov.
saws, "The Packet has brought an account
that an order in council is exper. ted to an.
pear Immediately in the Cc..zette. prohibit.
ing the landing of American produce thai,
has been landed o, warrhoused in any place
since they left A nerica, except from Bri-
fish ships Or American ships with English
licepces. This seems intended to drive
yor to your Embargo, which, from expe-
,rlence, it is expected you cannot main-
tain"
The Prince of Ponto Corvo (Bernadotte)
arrived at Augsburg Oct. 7, with suite of
TEN carriages!
The London papers mention the death of
the second son of the TipPco Sultan, whose
funeral was of the most pompous descrip-
ton.
The king of England has issued pro-
clamation, under date of Oct. IS, par
don;ng all seamen and mariners who have
deserted, on surresdeing themielves /; and
another proclamation of the Gath of Oct.
offering pardon to all deserters in the
End service, who may surrender them.
selves.
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Iaar cases. It woaM be useless to form

lar case,. II woaM be useless to form
f,fyr-en, codes of laws in every state bound
Ii hv rarrow limits. There are IN the
German Language, codes Of civil law OF ac-
knowledged merit. The Prussian CODE u
mite, the merit OF precision and OF being
complete. The author of the ancient na-
y,Yisn code was impressed WITH the srus
spirit of Roman Jurisprudence.
The laws of Austria cut short useless
l-nr,h proceedings. But amongst all the
codes in existence, that OF his imperial and
roval majesty the emperor Napoleon, COM
n.nds all the advantages which are peculi-
ar to egA.
IN. f4Sirst advantage IS, that the great
&c, Frenen>iawycrs have agreed in Tvs ado2-
ton under the greatest man OF the age
The name of his highncss the prinee-arch-
ch,,crllor Portals, Preameneu, Troueher,
s,dof 50 MANY other excellent persons SUI
g.. 10 prove the truth. The discussions of
me council Of state, of the conservative Sc
mite Of the tribunals of jastice, of the le-
r;sIa,ia- BODY, of the courts of appeal, have
matursl this work.
Troe. Germany in every age has produ.
ecd excellen, lawyers. The exalted merit
Of Bolner, Lesser, Tho.nasius, Ludewis,
a,occius. Heinecke, Stricke, 81. is ac-
lsoy,edgsl. At this time, the (1ornnors,
Almedingvn, Sridensticker, Lacharie, Fa-
rs Grelsnan, Meis.er, Hugo, as well as
mary others have shone conspicuous in the
field OF science. But as it might o,herwlse
be excellent In the constitution of confedcr
a,ed soyereientirs. it would be difficult 70
bring together n one pace lawyers residing
in different sovereignties, TO combine :hclr
labo,s for the completioa of a code and it
is this combination Of enlightened men who
haze perfected such work.
V. The second advantages which the Ma
poeon code posse ssss, IS, that the discus
SONS in the council OF state. relative 70 The
law. of whehit is composed, are published
aud the work of the careful aud prudent
COMPILER Locre exhibits the spirit Of the
Napoleon code in luminous point OF
view.
VI. The third advantage which the Ma
poledn code exhibits, is the establishment
OF assemb.ages Of Kindred and ofjus;ices of
tie peace. These two in.titutions have
happy ehrcs in the maintenance of order
anu in the preservation of good morals.
VII. These motives have determined
the atostion ofthe Napoleon code in the
Primatial estate. The law will commerce
its operations on the frs, of May, 1910.
The German translation ofprofessor Err
hard, OF Leipzig, is Professionally adopted.
Viii. We reserve to ourselves TO pub
fsh successfully the exploitation. which will
become necessary in the practical execution
ofthis legislative code.
Dore at Aschafrnbo~g, September IS,
1909.
CHARLES, Prince Primate.
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and cry OFT for war With England but tn-.
less the American government be really de.
termined upon war, we are incimeu to
hope that the mission OF Mr. Jackson will
produce pacific result.
Sir George MackIln, who had undergone
two examinations on the charge OF having
stolen park pote At Ra.ciiett's Ho,eI. be-
longing to a hlr. Young, was brousn. up
tor a thra examination. In answer tn
some inlerrogatories, ne said, that ne OBJ
tanned his klnghthood from Gustavus w.
of Sweden, tor services In the Swedish ar.
my, through the interest OF his uncle, col.
Williams, who was also in the military SER
vice OF Sweden. On being asked If he had
not represented himself as a clergyman in
America, he replied in the affirmative, and
said. he received his ordination a, the hands
OF the Bishop OF New York. On oelns.
asked about hshslng duel, which apps areot
in the newspapers some time since, he said
it was perfectly true. This charge OF feio-
ny against the prisoner could not be sustain-
ed but he was committed to Tothil- fields
upon the charge Of entering the waters
room at Hatchetts with intent to steal.
The hotiila at Boulogne and Calais, it is
reported, is removing to the Schtldt, for
the purpose Of assisting in the threatened
attack on Walcheren. We incline to doubt
the statement. first from an opinion that the
bou!ogne fotila is not fit for service, and
secondly because none Of these craft have
been seen Oh ;heir passage by our cruizer..
Octeber 90.
Dispatches were received this day from
Lord Wellington as late as the 10Th inst.
at which time he was preparing to como
home.
The princess Amelia is very i'll of a liver
complaint.
October 80.
We learn that Walcheren and Portugal
are to be maintained and defended. More
troops are ordered to be in readiness tor
embarkation.
Accounts from Hamburg state, that =
battle has been fought between the Russian
and Turkish armies, each 10000 strong.
TIE Turks were victorious.
The ministerial arrangement is rot yet
completed.
October 81.
The duke Of Portland died yesterday af.
ernoen, aged e, shortly after the opera
ton Of the stone was performed. His Ell.
dest son, the marquis of Tich6e!d succeeds
him 4. duke of Portland.
II is said orders have been sent for lori
Welhnston's return, and it Is haped y.
will take the Office for fore ~ s:s..ir'-
Letters from paris &C IT, OFT
that Bonspart~ = ~ - N'sli mention
''s w ' (Douh,ful)
have now but little doubt Of peace
lstween Austria and France. The cond.
lions OF the treaty are yet unknown they
are studlously concealed.
DUBLIN, November 6.
The Danish rrivateers are called in, in
consequence of the remons.rances Of tho
Russian minister.
The terms of the treaty are said to be ia.
vorab!e to Austria. Francis remains empe-
ror and the Hungarians would no, withdraw
their allegiance from him. Bonaparte has
not made such peace as he wanted, and is
determined, fpossible, to keep the terms
secret.
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Thomas P. dc Valangin,

'Hegs leave to inform his friends ard the
public in general, that he has removed to the
stand lately occupied by Mr.. Scmuel N C.Qud
on King street, and continues to offer Tor
sale, handsome assortment of LIQUORS
and GROCERIES on the lowest terms for
cash, viz.
Imperial
Tyson,
Young Hyson, TEAS of the latest i'm
Hyscn Skin, portation.
Souchorg *
Rohca
First and second quality New Orleans
and West India Sugars.
Madeira,
Lisbon, ,,y,,-pc
Malaga and
Old Port in bottles,
Hollands and country Gin.
Cognac, Bourdeaux, Peach and Apple
brandy.
! Best Jamaica, Antigua, and New Eng
land Rum.
Nhiskey in barrels and by retail.
Cherry Bounce.
Spanish Cigars Ola very superior quality.
Ireen and white coffee, chocolate, mace,
Cloves, cinnamon, nutmsgs, pimento, pep
per- rate and ground ginger, rice, pearl and
common barley, arronetto, madden, indigo,
ccopperas, alum, birthstone, saltpetre, starch
as blue, white and brown soap, mould and
Sse candles, guupowdcr, shot, hints, first,
second and third quality smoaking tobacco,
James river and small twist tobacco, Mac
sSh3u, rappee and Scotch snuff, best Fio-
renee Oil in TASKS.
Has also en hand,
\ few superior quality Goshen, Cheese.
pccemhsr u. Saw4w
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John r. COOKE,

~ ioReFEf At LAW, (MARTIsssyRc J
DRACTIsES ia As Lysr1ar and Snherier
L C'Ir's Of the counties IF Berkeley and
seDersan, and "a The Sshsrlor Court Of Lou-
asta.
Deseniacr IL. lGw6s
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Editorial Indehendencs.-Th following ex~
eellent extract from the marlborough Re-
porter, closes with smile, at once original,
ingenious and impressive -
/" We neither court nor dcspisc. populali-
ty, and never have, nor will NE sacrifice
principle, or knowingly give currency to
faisehood, for the sake of acquiring that lie
in others breath" which is the supreme OBJ
ject Of sine serving politicians. We consider
editors Of newspapers as possessing an aw-
tul degree Of esponsibility. They WELD mo-
raj engines five may be allowed the express
sion| of immense force, which arc capable OF
shaking, weakening, and deranging, and per-
haps in this country Of everturning, the fabric
of civilized society, If they bend to every
breeze Of public opinion, and are influenced
by thirst FOR popularity, instead OF desire
to promote the interests of TIL, people, they
ar. trcachcrous guides, and dangerous enc
mics to their country. Such men may be
compared to guide boards, turning upon swi-
vels, shivcring in every breeze, and veerlng
to all points OF the compass, yet placed tor the
direction of travellers In difficult and danger
Gus paths, where false step might prove ia
tai, and wrong course leads to inevitable de-
s.rUction.''
{" TIE PROSPECT 3.forc Us."-As it is now
The prevailing opinion that War with both the
great Bellgerents is almost Inevitable, we may
expect to see Congress increasingly apply
themselves to putting the Country In such an
e6:cient state Of defence, as will comport with
the dignity of great and enterprizing nation.
The resources Of those with whom We have
to cope, it is true, are vast, and 1t will be nc
csssary therefore, for us to oppose them in
such manner as to produce cfect. From the
!" unprohtablc contest oftrying which can do
the other the most harm, I'VE must not shrink
when once engaged. And as In the present
horrible aspect Of the world, it IS impossible
to calculate events, or conjecture how long
war may continue, We must determine one
and all either to conquer triumphantly or pc
IRISH molly, for it would be ns common. war. In
the wisdom of Congress the people now anx-
iousiy place their confidence for protection.
May their hopes no. De disappointed.
(Freeman's Journal J
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5o5 Acres Of Land for Sale.

7 WISH TO SELL the above quantity 6
i LAND, situated near the road leadin
from Georgetown 10 Alexandria, and abe
an equal distance from each town.
This property is fully one half ooveredw wi;
wood, which will render it an advisable p,
chase, on the terms that will sell 1t.
George H. Terrett, Esq. will shew Il
land to any gentleman who wishes to see
and will give the necessary informstion.
George H. Chapman.
December IL. ss&
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MeTanDrta Toatlp 6a,stse.
afo.ND.1Y, DECEMBER IS.

F7onr Inspected IN the to-v,, ef Alexana,ia,
far me quarter ending Zee. II, 1909.
s4,819 barrels Flour,
1876 half barrels Flour.
AMOS ALEXANDER,
Fl1ur Inspectors.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-02
Philadelphia, April 90, 1909.

hhducil''iid, u pm -, oVS.
SIR,
The Proclamation of the Pre-
Sidcnt OF the United States, published
here yesterday has necessarily engaged
the. attention Of the merchants of this
city, and am particularly requested
by respectable number Of them TO ask
from YOU an explanation on a point in
it considered as very important. That
Is, whether the 10th of June refers to
the departure ofvessels irona the u
nited States, or to their arrival in
Great britain or its dependencies.
Without presumiag to heard an
opinion upon that point, it may not be
improper 20 remark, that If the latter
shalt be delared to be is true intent
and meaning, the advantage TO the u
nited Sraes will be incalculable. As
respects expeditions to Indie, it may
be observed, that if vessels do not sail
before the tenth of June, they must
encounter all the DELAYS and dangers
ot the adverse Monsoous, and as it
respects the export of articles the
growth or produce of the u. States,
the advantages are too obvious to re-
iquire enumeration.
Under firm persuasion, that it is
the desire OF the President 10 give all
proper facility to the commerce ofthe
United States, the merchants of this
city wish this question to be submit
ted to the President as soon as your
convenience viii! permit and ,hs, you
will be pleased to favor me with his
determination thereon.
am with great respect,
(Signed)
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ticos Of she Comr,cn Council and OF his fell
low citizens from ID 20 . o'clock.
Accordingly, say s-the Mercantile Adver-
user If the 25th INST
IN this city Yesterday the happy event
was celebrated by the ringing OF bells !; a
iederal salute from the forts, and frigate
Gems itu,ion, IT sun rise, noon, nnd sun set,
pur.rc meetings Of the two great parties,
and IN the evening by illnminations,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
CoMPrRoLLER's OFFicE,

HpTN 10, IoUI.
The Secretary Of the 1r, asury has re-
Eerred ~ me. your letter % h'm OF the 7sh
inst. ! am ot OPINION, III, "a vessel. being
la, licenced pon, may after the procIa..
NATION OF tie President Of the United
States, coniemple cd by the llih section
Of the &C, Of LIST OF March last, proceed
to any por, hicl1 shall be permitted un.
der TIE Nrocama'ion pursueu, to that sec.
i,o, witho - ioris,i u,e { he bocd pre-
v'cu>s, execu ef' pnrsncn TO The proyi.i-
ons Of the last recited ac.
Yours, sc.
c.. DUVAI.L.
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$4,000
Of these 100000 are cavalry
The Ioniteur saws, If these are no-
enough, they can be Augmented ;and
that il a war shonld break out insG err
many it cannot hinder the conquest of
Spain and Portugal.
The Dwelling House and Mills OF Mr..
Janney, at Occoquon, were on Thursday
night DESTROYED by iirc--,le loss Is suppo-
sed to be at least 10000 dollars.
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For John G. Jackson zoos
Noah Llfsey 743
The Counties Of Brooke and Randolph
yet remain to be heard from, which in
1907, gave TO MIR. Jackson $50 votes an d
TO The federal card date 1877.
William arpc Drsrvrrr