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VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.

Forming complete History, Of the Origin
and Progress of Discovery, by Sea and
Land, from the earliest ages to the present
time. Preceded by an Historical Introduce
ton, and Critical Catalogue Of Books of
Voyages and Travels: And illustrated and
adorned with numerous EngraHings.
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Lees SovsYeigm Ointment for the Itch.
5 Persian Lotion.

Celebrated for the cure of ringworrns, tct
ers, and all eruptions of the skin, rendering
it soft and smooth.
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II further hroof Of Yarzvood's useful flashing

II further hroof Of Yarzvood's useful flashing
Machine.
We the subscribers have found, on trial,
Joseph Yarwood's Patent Washing Machine
to answer fully the intended purpose OF wash
ing cloaths of every description, and do mere
ay recommend them to the public as great
saving of soap, labor and cloaths. Given un-
Ell our hands this day of June, 1909.
(Signed)
Dorothea Krouse, Cathinder Calder, Ana
M'Carren, Martha Abercrombie, Ruth Oe-
Won, Rebecca Hattersley, Vallnda brown
Elizabeth Black, Jane 3. Swami, Ii. Dlck'
Susanna Rounsaville, Elizabeth Wilson, Eli
zabeth Snyder, Nancy Kell, Sarah Aelsen-
ger, Margaret B. Manley, Mary lendall'
Mary Steel, Sarah Fitzhugh, Mary Dattey
Any person who wishes to purchase ready
made Machines, can be supplied by calling
on the subscriber OF John 1roufl, who IS no"
manufacturing them on Alfred street, Alex
IL,
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To be Sold, or Rented

The property conveyed by Elisha LAM,
fer the bencht ofhis treditors-consist;n !
Two Dwelling Houses on an half -.
ground, at the south west corner of n n :
aud Royal streets. One of these is an nls.
new bullding calculated for the accomms%
ton OF a large family.
An half acre Lot OF Land, situate ~ !,
south east corner of Cameron and He,'
strectss
A small dwelling house on an alev ..
ward OF Union street, between Duke ( w.
streets.
a Farm Of l2 acres, within two mill.
town, Oh the Lcesburg road, enclosed WIN
post and rail fence, on which there is a ,oL1
able good dwelling house and a well Of v,
ALSO FOR SALE,
The wharf and the improvements thera
on the south side OF princeetreet.
Richard NJ. Scott, Tyufa.
Bush Hill, July a.. sav6w
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lnfalh5le Agus and Tsvev Drops.
For the cure Of agues, remlttent and inter-
mitten feyers.
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b Printing in its various branches
executed with accuracy and dispatch,
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Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An eHfectual remedy for all diseases of the
eyes:
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wish TO employ from Is to 20 hands who
can work at the Joineys' buslness-also will
sell out my Grocery Store at the Potomac
bridge, if applied to soon; tor which will
give short credit on part; or will take
plank in part pay he purchaser can have
the store house which is good stand for bu-
siness.
sxNM c. NEWTON
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July | l..
Valuable PROPERTY tor Sale.

Pursuant to deed oil trust made BY ELISHA
JANNEY TO the subscriber for the benefit of
his creditors, will be exposed to public
sale, before the tavern door of Zachariah
Ward, in the town Of Occoquaz, at twelve
O'Clock, on FRIDAY, the twenty-first OF
next month
m u N6TrT CEhT
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FOR SALE,

sWM. G.. NEWTON.
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FROM THE y, Y. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
President adams and his Son.

Concerning these gentlemen, we have hi
therto said very little. But such has been
the conduct OF the Father, no doubt coun-
selled and aided by the Son, that it becomes
the duty OF eyer honest man to bear testimo
ny. against their Misrepresentation, and
their malignant attempts to dishonor the
character of our departed patriots. The
honest mind is led to epquire-what has in
duced these men, at this late day, to go over
to the ranks of democracy, and to asperse
the conduct and the motives OF their former
political friends The conduct and the
motives, which theynow alledge, (and which
they offer as the groundwork oftheir chang
ing ofparty) if they existed tall, existed ten
years ago. Why then did these h0nese gen.
tlemen adhere to the federal party for eight
of the ten years, and conceal SO long, such
baseness from the public eye? IT what
they alledge be true, and if what is true be
SO exceedingly criminal as they now repre-
cent, by publishing it at this time, after hav-
ing screened it SO long, they are publishing
their own disgrace. Their sentiments bear
on their face evident marks Of misrepresen-
tation and maleyolence. What, then, has
prompted them to their late extraordinary
conduct? Let the following from the Bal
timcre North American give the answer.
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----sgCc0. GO
PHILADELPHIA, 9uly 4
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, SCClEl

On Tuesday, the 18th ofJuly, the An;f|
can Republican Society met at Bush III
for the purpose of COMMUNICATING the
which announced the independence o. .
country. Five hundred. persons sat d@
to an excellent dinner prepared by !,
Craddock. Before the company took~
places at table, the farewell address OF $
GEORGE WASHINGTON, on retiring tIH
public life, was read by member OF ths'
ciety, accompanied with suitable lntroaai
ton, and received with the loudest plaup
A band of music was procured for the o.
sion, and captains Erringer and SOM
companies OF artillery honored the sosf
with their attendance. At 8 o'clock ~
charge of cannon followed by " HaaVs
lumi,ia," from the band announced ths os'I
Of dinner. Edward Pennington, esq. pres
ed, and Samuel F. Bradford, Samuel Wns
Ter, John Baker and SaAuel M'Ferran,, .
squires, acted as vice presidents of the o.
A flag bearing the motto g For our LOW.
try" waved to the breeze over the preslcc:'I
and the different states were represented 4
standards displayed at convenient dlstaDA.|
round the table. During thu festival !!
greatest harmony was preserved, anu NV
verslty ofsentiment married the hllarlty
the day. AT Z o'clock the company mart
ed In procession to the state house ya'
with COlOrS and music whence they dlSpel
ed IN peace and quietness to their respecu
homes.
After dinner the following toasts were
celyed with enthusiastic applause. a
/. The day we commemorative ~ ~
the blood of thousands-Its worth, the p'f
plness of millions. g.
Tune: HailLi6erty, Supreme Nas
5 guns: e-'"s0
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For Sale Or Rent,
New HouIe of Entertainment.

,vTHOMAS RHODES, respectfully in
4 forms the citizens of Alexandria and the
public, that he will open A HOUSE OF EN-
-rEarA,NMENr on the first day of July next,
in a commo6ious and airy new house on
prince-street, sign of the Eagle, a few doors
above Thomas SWANS dwclling.-He in
tends to keep constant supply of the best
LIQUORS and PROVISIONS, and will ac-
cOmmodate travellers aud others on such mo-
derate terms as TO make it an object TO call
on him. He will be provided with careful
hostler and has good stabling for horses.
The situation is superior so any in town
for the accommodation of travellers, it being
out of the way of hustle and there is pump
of the best water at the door,
June 27. T. 2aw
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bic family of Braintree or toler,,..
party adverse to themselves, than :,
of their brethren Usually were. A..
fore he could not perceive how M,
ture could como 70 hiro he prudersls
termined to approach The legislsura
was ushered to the world the fanos
of the committee in the afIs!r Of IoSss
Of the Ohio, in which are 10 Be- fas
press marks of coincidence with j.
tive denunciation OF the iudc;af,
sareasms upon that system Of law /,
life and property are held and secu,..
the most shameful and alarming nrs,
depriving senator's of their seats Will
due and fair scrutiny. These eyids,
participation in the most violent and
ganizing plans Of the party, Of w5;S
had com menced to be the conyerr 10,
enough followed his votes for the enS
and his notable declaration, that avb
president recommended, he would ~
berate, but he would act." Whenn;,
sidered that the report in Smiths c,,.
tanned a virtual remuneration of the d
pies of that science, of which he MI
profession, and that by voting TO imno.
embargo upon his constituents, who's. i
lihood depended upon commerce, ".
comprehend somewhat of the extent
which he was willing to sacrifice bis owl
putation and the interests Of his consinl
to obtain the favor he sought. But \
tell, his labor was in vain-it was \
than vain. He found himself counts
ing his own purpose. Indignant at th,]
ly Or treachery Of their Representatives
people of Massachetts changed the maid
Of their general court, and in the end
Adams found himself possessed Of aoti
but a recommendation to removal. 4
took place, and he did not fail to man
his modification by resigning the rem.
of the term for which he had beer oriirs,
appointed.
Here was sad dilemma. He had
nothing to look up to but the exrcutH:
the general government. They were, b
ever, surrounded by men of greater taIr
and who had not tired III longer cours
party services. It was obviously diff
to penetrate through such an host, vi
prior claims to distinction were indis
bic. But 6 nothing was to be desparedt
In MIR. Adams's situation. He had ont
add another seal to his separation from
federal party. This has been SO effecA
done IN the Boston demo oratic papers. ),
the aid of his father, that whilst the ma
of Hamilton and Ames are dear to t
and to their country, neither Of the Ada
can again pass current among fcderals1
Let him therefore enjoy his wages
regeneration qualities him to bend
knee before Alexander, and to transmu
indication CT Bonaparte's pleasure. He
proclaim his maxim-" | would not
berate--I would act" to be translated
the benefit of the courtiers Of St. Cloud
and they will not fail to recognise, an A
rlcan preceptor, capable OF giving {
instruction in their servile vocation.
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FROM THE NORTH AMERICAN.

Old Mr.. Adams and his son have perch
ed themselves upon the regulations of the
dead Ames and Hamilton, and not without
reward. The son, after being removed from
the senate, by his own state, for his disho-
norabie, abandonment of principles, has been
appointed minister to the Russian Autocrat,
and we shall probably soon hear Of his set
ting out far France, according to his ap-
pointment. The reader need not stare
Did not Mr.. Short 60 to France under his
secret commission by Mr.. Jefferson to the
same hopeful employment and has not
Mr.. DashkoH the Russian Charge, come to
us via France 1t is extremely easy to see
where the pivot Of all these transactions is
to be found. Ms
Little could the dim opticts of ia. A
dams discern what weather the political no.
rlzon promised the winter before last. His
senatorial term was expiring whilst the le-
glslature of his state was democratical. and
no mo1s distinguished for favor to the ne
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Duanes. In no one are his minions more
numerous and powerful than in the United

Duanes. In no one are his rninions more
numerous and powerful than in the United
States.
|" AS to the other causes, Talleyrand OBJ
serves, they have tax en- such deep root, that
1t would perhaps require French establish.
ment in america to counteraet their ascen-
dancy with any hopes of success. Undoubt-
eddy such a POLITICAL project should be o.
verlooked; but it does not belong to the
subject of this memoir"
1t is then settled. There mustbe French
establishment in america. Such a political
project is not to be overlooked. Can we be
too cautious when statesman so subtle and
mischievous is meditating the establishment
in Our neighborhood OF a power SO tremend-
Gus Ii ever Napoleon obtains footing up
on this continent, we are undone. A rapid
dissemination of his deadly poison for which
IN an emlnent degree we are e-dlsposed,
would prepare us for the fatal blow. He
wants ships, colon les, and comm cree"
Where shall HE colonies be Spain, fear,
is conquered. We have winked and blinked
at her subsection the late President has in
directly, and as directly, as he could, aided
the tyrant's arms. The colonies of Spain,
if they do not become independent, will fow-
low the fate of Spain. South America unfit
for republic NAV become an independent
monarchy. The Island of Cuba, assisted by
the British fleet, may assume and maintain
independence. East and West Florida,
bordering upon us, cannot, their population
is insufficient. Shall they fall under the do
minion of the grand despot! How dread
full is thought! On the final conquest of
SPAN, and God grant that she may never be
eonquered--the Floridas should beIons to
Us: all Europe ought TO be excluded from
them. They must either be purchased or
conquered. We cannot buy them. Bona
parte, having compelled US to repeal an act Of
Congress taxing in West Fl9riaa as far as
the Perd1do, has already refused to sell.--
We must take them. But very little fight
ing will be necessary. Every consideration
Of safety will shortly point out this course.
SPAN cannot survive the destruction of
Austria, and Austria, single handed, is IN
able successfully to combat the tyrant. At
present, France, in point OF oben force is
impotent to rs, and if when decision shall
be necessary, and it assuredly ere long will
be, we do not temporise if we are faithful
to ourselves, faithful to our interest, faithful
to our safety, may defy her power and
counteraCt her seductons.
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TO HOPE.

TO HOPE.
COME Hope, thou little cheating sprite,
And let US set this matter right !;
Come thou to me,
OrI to thee, !.
No matter, SO we but agree.
You told me, Phillis would be true,
I trusted her, ! trusted you;
She prov'd jade,
/ was betrayed,
And this was one sly trick you play'd.
You promis'd me to launch dart
AT Parthenissa's stubborn heart /;
You swore 'twould hit.
The deuce bit;
1t miss d--you told second tit.
You said, base Imp, that should find,
Belinda best OF woman kind;
The knot was ty'd,
She was my bride;
She was my plague-again you ly'd.
A thousand hbs you've vow'd and swore,
And fbb'd and fatter'd Ger and Ger;
Though all was vain,
1t luil'd my pain:
Then come-and cheat me DER again.
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tie mode. ofits inpoststlsn ., =.
Gates with which it is ~. ~, :, the e

tie mode, Otis importation ;, ),
Gates with which it is ATTENDED me sss
Eis majesty has ort:ris,G ,5HAsa
cree, battalion Of rs,lcna o;', : ,lat&
posed of eight COMPANIES, CT sS :, co.
to consist OF erenadiers, and ;, sad.
oha,seurs, containing each Of ,rl %o'au
men, officers intluott. 'AtaN
Yesterday about $ YIN olcioet SSs@i
vening, aIrivaleer vas SEN 70 ~ N'.
very fine ship Under American roj,!Ei
was going 1t the bark of II. r. Wig
sanos another ship q, The sane ,;n. q
for the Downs krteh vas aIso ';,'' ~
rany, hut II coming tals We leu ,;I Ie
hel TO cruisers were "a hr seer ."
Certain intelligence has rcacL1dgy.' %
after the departure Of the duke q Ps F. w
the Austrians almost Instantly .c';no Cs,
possession OF a Farr Ct Lower SIM, ivy
the province will, by virtue eth, ~, ~
tice OF Znaim, be shortly given IN - % u
French troops. 1t essentially ccnirE,,'
at the present moment. Ly lis ter,iIir y
the supply ct Lower Austria and rsr, IL"
larly OF Vierna, with provisions. C,s.
the capital, is enc OF the most iup,r",
towns belonging to the Austrian mcrsr6,
Marshal MatGonald's corps has been =
dered to take up cantonmen;s in The m
vince.
MvNIcH, yuyss
Although the Austrian nojor 1 simrr vi,
commands the insurgents OF the Iuo, VIZ
informed Of the armlstlce OF Znaim. he h.,
on the 18th the audacity to make genera
attack upon the positions OF the Esyarn
gen. Count d'Arco. He gained and kent
possession for an hour Of the town CT Nlyr.
nau, but WAS at length defeated and dtpsa
into the mountains with considerable les,
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Erom the Uuitrd States ca'F'F'

REMARKs ON TEE TWO LAST HAi
THE DANUBE ,u,,ri,n a'
We have at last an oficla! aust o@ The
count Of the battles on the Danu %: 4, Aus,
5,h and 9th Of July as pu i, ~, ny fet,o
trian ambassador at Ber!in' q" lain sudm'
that month. The narrative is F E,b, French
telligiblr, and contains nothing Of u" 'ts Aur
rant and bombast. I, states lila' s sy behind
TRAN army was posted on the hs ,4s "yiIl,gsd
the Russbach, With its centre al '' auaIl i've
Wacram. The Russbaeh is a '" and runs
On he north side of the DanuIs' w., OF 5
somewhat parallel with it. at ave Vienna and
miles distance. and opposite 70 Erenchr
the island of I.obaul, where inc
nv crossed the Danube. .o,s that =
- Tie Austrian bulletin msnt'o oo;nss of!if
bou. midday on the sth all nc !. , Pu" most IT,
Aus line were attacked in s !l's h,vn;
rious manner, the principal eA u order
been made against the centre ,,rn'p'.sd byb'i'
penetrate it; but although supra art,acks pro'.s,
ssries of heavy cannon, the .aa',';;o,aaed j.
fr,,;,le.,. The whole line r' '.,her Of pr
positions, and made . great '''
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aIeraNnrta Latip 6asetla
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80.

Richard Soderstrom, his Swedish majts'
ty's commercial agent general, 10 the Unit
ed States. gives notice, that it ~ neceSs";
for vessels bound to Swedish ports, in Eu.
rope, and up the Bal,ick, to have bills OF
health from the Swedish cos,5rlaes IN the
United States and also consular eeruh
Gates, authentica'iug the proof OF proper
ty for vessels and cargoes, bonnd to me
island of ST. Bartholomew, to ensure 1lsn
a free admittance into said island
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{" ALEXANDER,


g Prince Of Neufchatel."
The division Of the army commanded by
the duke of Ragusa s'al, i'll future, be de-
nominated the 11;h corps, that Of marshal
Oudro: continues to be called the second
corps, as is was whilst under the command
of the late duke CT Monte bcllo.
":Ay II.
The emperor visited yesterday the field
of battle OF sVagram. His majesty was
struck with grief at the dep'orable state to
which the Ere of both armies has reduced
the neighboring Villages and, it is said,
ordered every possible assistance to be ST
fore d to their inhabitants. A new demand!
has been made for lint and rags to the ci,i-
zens of Vienna. Too many prsisss csanot
be bestowed on the ladies OF that city, for
their zeal ani hunani,yin obeying, and
even anticipating the inIunct!ons of 60
vernmcnt, tor the relief al tie wouuded.--
The greatest pare OF The army is about to
encamp,and they already begin to build bar
racks for the imperial guard. The negoci-
a,ions proceed, and the little information
that lranspres, although bv no means al
thentic, is sufficient to dispel every appre-
henson OF the renewal of hostilities. Ma
ny necessary and considerable sacrifices, on
the part of Austria, are mentioned but
they gre the pre- Of peace. which can only
be obtained and secured through them. 1t
is also stated that the emperor Francis a.
grees TO send 80, Zoo men to join the French
arm in an expedition against Turk--; but
this is merely rumor, T:shich wants con-
frmation.
PARIS, July 80.
The prince Of Ponte Corvo arrived here
two days ago.
In conformity to the orders contained
in the letter of his majesty the emperor and
king, dated July 16, from his imperial camp
a, Znaim in Moravia, and addressed to the
Israeitish consistory at Paris, BY his excel
lency the minister for Divine Worship, on
Sunday next, the soth inst. prayers and
thanksgivings will be afforded to the most
high, in the Jewish temple Of the street St.
Avole, for the Victories of Ebersdorf and
Wagram, in which the God Of armies has
so evidently fought with the warrior OF
France.
July 60,
His majesty has revived the deere c Of
Sept. Is, 1903, relative to colonial produce
coming through Holland, and which had
been annulled by the deerse OF the hume
last. No colonial produce coming through
Holland shall therefore be admitted on the
territory OF the French empire, whatever be
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e, 'sfrces Of easAoa, sad 25,ooo prisoners.
The field OF action is covered with his dead,
and all the neighboring villages are filled
with his wounded.
g His imperial majesty expressed his ap-
probation of the conductof the whole army.
"the artillery, by their vigorous attacks
the engineers, pioneers and sailors, as we'll
by the rapidity with whi.n they fixed the
bridges under the fire of the enemy, as by
the immense labors through which, in few
DAYS, they have secured the passage Of tbs
army over the last arm of the Danube and
the islands. raised entertainments, and open.
ed roads for our troops. have greatly con-
tributed to the fortunate results OF the bat
ties of Euzersdorf and Wagram. The en-
peror also expresses his particular srPloba-
ton OF their conduct.
(Signed)
ALEXANDER, Major Gen."
July 10.
At the present moment when part OF the
army goes into cantonmcnt, and the other is
about to encamp, it is thought proper to
give as much publicity as possible to the
following order of the day, dated from the
Imperial head quarters at Wolkersdorf -
1.-THE approach of the harvest and the
necessity irene wing our resources, require
that the greatest attention should be PAID to
the preservation Of the ripened corn, and
that proper measures be taken to secure It's
produce. A rigorous observance OF the re-
gulation of the 9Th Of June is alone able to
protect the persons of the inhabitants OF the
country. The severe examples which have
been made, ard even the last acts OF mercy
Of the emperor, have revealed to the army
his first intention 81 putting an end to de-
vastation OF the NEST critical and dangerous
nature which have taken place. 1he mar
shals and generals in chief shall once more
prohibit the toraging in the fields where the
corn is ripe. They shall take care that 10
village or field be set on FIRE. They shall
recall to their habita;ions, ard take under
their protection, the country people who
cannot cease to fear, and resume all their
useful labprs, until ali the soldiers of the ar
roy, no ;ongcr blind to their own interest,
shall observe the strictest discipline. ana
succeeded by thei, conduct to inspire every
husbardnan with confidence.
(S,rned)