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BosroN, January 9.
FROM THE WEST INDIES.

Captain Fossett, who arrived yesterday
from St. Pierres, Martinique, sailed from
that place on the 10th Dec. No British
troops had recently arrived there but about
fourteen vessels had been engaged.to so to
Harbadoes, to serve as transports to Convey
troops to attack Guadalupe. The expedi-
ton would probably be undertaken early in
January. Captain F.. had not heard of the
arrival of any French or British fleets from,
Europe. Admiral Cochrane was at Fort
Royal with his feet
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CH1LLIcorEE, (Ohio) Dec 27

Yesterday b'ii passed the house of repre-
septa'ives, granting and securing,to Robert
r. Livingston and Ruhert Fulton, the sole
right and advantage Of making and employ
ing, for so years, upon the condition, stated
in their patent, the steam boat Or boats by
them invented. Should the Senate concur,
and the states of Virginia and Kentucky
pass simiiar laws on the subject, One latter
of which, is a provision contained III the bili)
many and important advantages, in a COM
mercial point OF view, Will accrue to the ci-
tzens Of the western country, as we'll as
great individual benefit to the inventors.
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ALEXANDER.
COUNT DE WEBNER.
FEANKroRT, Nov. 1.

The RABBI Asoher Loew, Of Wallerstein, who
had been called to the place Of first Rabbi at
Mctz, and afterwards 10 that Of grand Rabbi OF
me central cOHsistry Of the Jewish religion at
PARIS, IS invredto go to Carlscuhe, by his roya
highness TIE grand duke o. Baden, % y generate
the Jews ~ the states Of Baden, as Is expressed
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In letter from that government 10 the minister
ot worship ut Paris.

Altoona. Nov. II.
Esraet Of letter frov, FIeaa, Of Nove's, her a..
It has been signihed in handbls pasted up the
30lh uls. by virtue Of n order from the Prince
Eeuichatel, to All the generals, officers. and O.
theirs belonging to the army of Germany, who
are not provided with cards OF permission, To- de-
part the 3ls,, and go as soon "a. poss;h,c Ia Sras
burg. The commissary has even eai,ined it up
on NIL the Austrian officers to repair 10 general
Ro,hkrch who viii expedite their passports to
return TO their respective regiments, allowing on
iy "a hours delay.
Degen, the watch maker, intended TO have
made another trial of his winged balloon in the
Frater, but toe bad weather has hitherto prevent
ed him. This new invention eXci,cs the astonisa.
ment of all the artists
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SAvAxNAu. January II

SAvAyNAu, January II.
Yesterday arrived the schooner Nancy White,
Thomas NJ Newali, rrs,te", from ST B4r.holo-
news, which he LETT outhe SON nit Captain N
ssie+, that cn or about the 25.h December, the {
arrived at Guadaloupe, from I.'Orient, four
place, OF which effected landing Of the troops
they lad on board, supposed about isCO men.
tine British vino wee ia pursuit ct them, came in
~i.i.c tley were IN port 1T anch"r burnt boih. s.
then wcnl IN pursuit OF the other two, wricll
were in the oifias-therc. Was no account Of ther
having fallen m with tiem wien capt ~ sailed.
The expedition against GH1daiouPe WAS in great
forwardness butte prev iiiing opinion was, tiiat
it would DC delayed in consequence Of the above
arrivals. Capt N. also states, ;bat SIC Brush
vii! not suffer any American vessel 10 an entry
in tier ports, which have touched at or landed a.
ny part o. their cargo at 81. Bartholomew, OF
else where.
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nussHLnonr. lIov. 8.

hUSsEE DONE, nov. 3. :
The signing of Peace hetweea Franc and aus
tria was made known here The 5th inst. so
cannon were fred ON the occasion between Il
and IL O'clock on Sunday morning. Dr., bcnsea-
berg took advantage of this for the puipc e of
making some observations on tire v>loci,y OF
SOUND He as crtained by Is observations, that
1t took Is seconds 40 tlird. for the sound TO pas.
Inns rates the velocity OF sound at 10S6 fec: IN
second. The Barometer was 90 Partisan in
ches OF the Thermometer-6 degrees Of Rheau.
meur
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AMsrERpA.. Noyenhcr ,

ms day information was received by express
from Antwerp, that, by decree of his imnerial
majesty dated the Ain INST Cotton, indigo and
other dyestuF is permitted to be imported into
France through Holland AS the Information
was viewed as authentic, considerable rise TOOK
place In the price Of those articles.
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s.
daily arriving, many vessels were sa' :scted
togceat delay aud inconvericnce. several
vessels had proceeded for Cadiz, with .heir
outward cargccs.
CHAkLEs1oN, Jan Il.
Extract of q letter from gentleman in Fa-
wanna. to another in this city,. dated ia
nuary 6.
a" Ih1s hort continues ohcn fer the INTRO.
dmc'io1 Of every KIND Of merchandise as
Formerly. ana an foreign peSseis, noiset.h-
standing tie eTisfinS regulations Prices
t' consequence, do nor oGcr that encouro &C.
n,ent far Speculation gohich svas conrentia.
ted az .frst-Ge''n'0n linens oaiy. are germ
brisk and in demand and fine FreNch l7ri.
tanni0s These iGSt gcoufd nosv commando
r. dottars PER fiecc.--Rice conjnues az IA
dollars fier 100 Cotton and Iutqcco TOO.
haze met ready scles here for The Euro.
hean and african Markets TIE hrodace
Of This Island is az the Prices quoted D.
iosc:
Sugar. 7rhitc $ a 81 Shey e.vt.
brown 3ha4
lfuscovado 54a 6.
CoGte, best green ii
INotasse8 II her f.
LogzDood 80 dotlars her fou,
{ IL guas from the a6ave ietter. and M.
[ -
terdqy's Gazette } that the account Of the
fort Of Ravanna being ohen, zvas taken !
Sloop Patty and l., dia, Richardson, A
melia, seven days, ballast To John Ev-
ringham. The Patty and Lydia experience
ed some very bad weather, which damas-
| ed her sails and rigging; lost also an an
Choir and cable off ST Simons. Just before.
the Patty and Lydia sailed-she commandant
a. Amelia informed the captains of the En-
si'sh vessels there, that he had Just receiv-
ed letter, (Which might be depended on,
but would give no Information as to the au-
thor otit,) stating, that the Freuchrnen who
had been driven out of Cuba, had zone TO
Guadalupe to collect forces sufficient TO
make formidable attack on Amelia : in
/ consequence of which information, the Bri-
tish captains appointed as commodore, cap
| tain Foster, Of the ship Mary Ann for
merry an American Fast India man, J mount
ing % guns. and signed an agreement to "a
hlde strictly by his orders Captain Foster
was at ST. Mary's, but was momentiv ex-
pec.ed. There were in all, about $50 sail
III vessels ut Amelia among which were,
the ship Hibernia OF eighteen guns, aud
some other armed vessels. The people at
Amelia were unter considerable alarm, in
consequence OF the above report rwoor
| three of the American captains lately arri-
we'd from Liverpool, signed the agreement
! TO act under captain Foster, III case of an
i'attack. The Gotten along the beach for a
mile and 4 half, was piled mp five tier high
Freight for Rice in American vessels. 81.
los. British vessels, sl-Cotton in Anne
rican SHIPS, 3d.--Cotton in British snips,
4 I'd.
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(, will supply the loss sustained in the action

will supply the loss sustained in the action
of Ocana.
The Duke del Parque aslcr having repul-
sed the enemy, SCcO OF whom attacked di-
vision of his army. has concentrated his
troops. in order TO be prepared, Should the
enemy make new attack.
Among the many vexatious insults which
the conquered provinces are Obliged to sub
| nit 10 from the tyrant monarch, who calls
himself philosopher, and boosts of his hu
manity, may be enumerated the following
decree, jus, issued by the French general.
:" Yaitadohd, Oet 10, 1909.
Considering that it is necessary to aug
ment the resources and means OF increa-
sing his imperial majesty's cavalry, and to
! cuI of from the rebels and thieves the means
| of procuring horses for their incursions-VVe
order that all horses, male and fernale. be-
| longing 10 the provinces cornpoS, e Spain
Superior, viz. Salamanca. Tamora, Tore.
Leoe, Naiiadolid. Valencia. Burgos, Soria
San.ander, Vizcaya, Guipuizcoa, aud Alava,
of the height of four feet four inches, CT FIVE
feet and "a half inch, Castilian measure, or
above. be put in req,isition for the use OF
the French army, and shall be brought to
the capital of each department. TO be recei-
we'd and deposited. The governors Of each
province shall carry this decree into exccu
ton, and remit me a statement thereof
Every horse under 1--WE feet and an half, and
| all mares three months with foai, and horses
80 months old, shall be made blind Of the
left eye. 50 that they may he rendered use
less by the owners. Defau!ters herein shall
be punished by fine of four times the value
OF the animal. The execution of this decree
is entrusted to the governors, commandments of
arms and all detachments, and flying CO.
lumns.
KELLERMAN.
Gen. dir. Gop. gen. Stain Superior.
Scraps from Hamburg and Altoona papers
! per schooner Nonsuch. Chase, from ION
Dingen, received at the Office of the Balti-
| more American.
LDfPEPLHL DECREE.
PALACE OF FoNqAINBLE6U,
October 29th, 1909.
| Colonial froduce cannot be introduced
into me city ef Hamburg. through TIE lines
| Of the DouanierS--nor be TRANSPORTED
thence; in contravention YhereoJ they sviil
be corfscafed.
(&igned)
.NdPOLEOT.
N14REI'
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TRUTH AND FLOOUFNCF.t


A nation was made at the last session of the
Legislature of North Carolina, for the ex-
putsiop OF Mr.. Henry Jacobs Jew, and
member of that house. To the motion &c
made the following speech in that body i'm
behalf or himself and constituents The
speech is alledged to be from the impulse
oi the moment A more eloquent aud arr
gumentative one We have seldom seen The
motion was unanimously rejected :-Pait.
american.
~ 1t first appeared in the Petersburg
Republican.
Mr.. HENRY--Though I will not conceal
Ike surprise felt that the gentleman should
have thought proper yesterday to have mo-
we'd my expulsion from this house, on the
ailedged grounds that disbeiieve in the
divine authority Of the New Testament"
without Considering hims, If bound by those
rules of pnliteness which, according to my
sense Of propriety, should have led him to
give me some previous intmation of his de-
sign, yet since am brought TO the discussion.
feel prepared to meet the object of his re-
solution.
certainly, Mr.. Speaker. know not the
design of the declaration of rights made w
The people Of this state in the year 70 and
one day before the Constitution, is it was
not to consecrste certain great & fundamen-
tal Rights and principles, which even the
constitution could not impair; for the lzth
section of the latter Instrument declares that
the declaration of rights ought never to I've
violated on any preteuce whatever-If there
IS any apparent difference between the two
instruments, they ought If possible to be re-
conciird. Bus # there is 6"8l repugnante
between them. the declaration IS rights rnst
be considered paramount; For believe nat
it IS "a the constitution tie cons,ituti N is
60 g lev IL coatrouis and directs II absolute
~ aud conCiusivcly. il ina. y eief ~ INC
traEe2 ut TsAaicn Is rtG',''sd ~ the core
st,tu,ion 10 qUality 4 Eie4. .c2t in tbs
house, and such 9oaii,>-a..ul - Gisprnse8
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General Cara 81. Cur remains gope,ror.
OF Dresden. The Pore is az SaUona. Jehn
Quincy adams, Esq. has arrived at So. Pc
fers6urS. The blowing uh Of the fortified
tionS at Brunn had commenced.
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1PEPLHL DECREE.
NdPOLEOT.
NHAREI.

agreeable TO svritfen order6y Naholeon
tile Jorffcations Of Vic,na are 10 be RACED !;
IL IS however. presumed that tie further
biozvi'ig Nh Of them zpiN be hrocrastinated ::
Tie froohs IF hhe Rhenish confederation
are on their zvay hons Near Prcsburgh
the baStions are demoHsAing. The grand
army is fling of through augsburg with
in fortnight &c, 600 men 7viN Pass THROUGH
fhat cily.
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rn;sop was MT rer,-,--eu ,.f.c sold COR cen.
sumption in the country. and ,f iar,'.d was
subject to heavy cn,y ON expectation; and
as there were not itngiish or other vessels
sunciens to'afc away the cargoes that were
daily arriving, many vessels were sn' :scted
togceat delay aud incorveuicnce. several
vessels had proceeded for Cadiz, with .heir
outward cargccs.
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am, Sir, you're, &c.
IHOS. Adds EMMETT.

90 In consequence ofthe Goregoinglettcr, Mr.
Cheetllam has promised to strike out the often.
slve passages, and to have the sheets containing
them reprinted in a correct state, TO he attached
to ali tie copies unsGld. The Booksellers are
therefore cautioned not 10 sch any copies of the
Work without those corrections, ,hey will be
personally responsible for the SANDER.
= litors Of Eewsp ,pers throughout the
United States, are requested TO republish the a.
bove.
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NEW YORK., Jan 15.-His Excellency
F. Jackson, Esq his Britannia Majesty's
Minister to the United States of America,
arrived on Saturday evening in this citys
with his !ady and secretary OF legation.
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Scraps from Hamburg and Altoona papers
per schooner Nonsuch. Chase, from Ton
Dingen, received at the Office of the Balti-
more American
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On the12th inst.the Legislature of Delaware
elected Outerbridge Horsey, Esq the at
torney general of that state, to fill the va
cancy in the Senate of the United States
occasioned by the death of Samuel White,
Esq.
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New Tooth Extractor.
Noysrn5srrr2o.

THE subscriber has effected an improve
ment in tho instrument for extracting teeth,
by which; thar operation is rendered consider
ably less painful, and moro safe. than by the
common method and applies in all cases.
During some monthssuse OF, this iastru-
3meft, tine only ono excerpt Bluffs Patent,
where that will appiyl the, Jaw has in no in
stance been injured, snofthe gum torn Cor u
csratcd.i -, '@Hz .k..
Persons who ckusc it. attended at tieir
homes as usual. apply lover end OF Prince
street 10
~. Oh Douglas.
Intending to apply for pc,eni, It Cannot
be seen FOR examination ~ fpesc,.s. ia.s
Dece Iaber 16. -,.5-,- cJSm
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This is toflyc Notice.

. THAT TIE Subscribers of alexandria cnun,
ty, IN the district "t Columbia, hive ob,aiItd
from the Orphan, Cour. Of said county, let.
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L"d'ctes HcH'ig-t, lac of tho county .iore .aid
decd. all persons having claims against .aid
Deceased ure hereby warned To EXHIBIT the
same, with tho vouchers thereof. 10 Tho sub.
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or they may by law be excluded fro,sal5e.
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John Douglas,
ERE Of Christian Luts'es ilal1geI.
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscribe, OF Alexandria county,
in the district oil Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Conrt oil sid county lcttcrsses-
tamentsry on the estate of VIM. F,tzhugh,
Esquire, of Chatham, late CT the county d.
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against the said deceased, are hereby warned
TO exhibit the saaae with the vouchers there
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next, or they, may by law be x;'uae,i. from
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day Of December, 1909. ,.
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sKasnable PROPERTY for SAFE.

- i -FtsHI1tcs1 sfVESsSp..(S' -. ~,
IN pursuance. of deed executed 10 tne
subscribers ON the I 18th day of August, isoS'
by the late Ro6es Hoe, Esq. in trust Tor
certain purposes thereby expressed, they Will
procced TO sell at pGbEcs auction. q the Col.
fee. House., in the tawI Of thloxandria on the
first Monday in March next, the tolisvsngg
valuable Proferfy, viz. q, 5. ~ =.
One Lot sof Ground IN the.
said towas-of Alexandra, lying eastward of
Union end between Duke and Wolfe streets,
with Wharf extended From the same INTO
the river: This lot fronts feet onthe
Potomac. $50. N g
One other Lot. situated on
Water street, between Prince and Duke
streets, and fronting about II feet on Water
street. This lot is handsomeE enclosed, and
there is a very productive garden upon 1t.
Tie undivided iifOiety .fthe. totiossng Prot'er-
~, all situated IN The. saif town Of .dlezs"-
.drig, to wit ~ - -
One Moiety of the Property
.on which the said r. n. kfooe. lately resided
situated at the corner of Prince and Water
streets, and fronting feet or Ihsrea-
bouts on Water, aud feet OH Prince
streets. O., this property there arc exten-
ssise Biiek buildings, forming large aud
well 6Qishod Dwelling House s. three Stores
with NH necessary out houses pump IN the
yard AID an excellent garden.
: M S O,
The undivided Moiety of a
House aud Lot situated at the corner Of Wa
ter AMI! Dukc Streets. fronting feet on
Water, aud feet on Duke. This pro
4perty is subject to an annual ground rent tor.
ever Of sixty one and ar half dollars. ,
fhe whole Of the above property except
the last is free OF circumference, and will b
shewn at any time TO such as desire 10 be in
formed about it. The sale will be made on a
credit Of 6, 10 and ls months Tor approved
Endorsed notes, negotiable at the bank OF Alex
= apdrJa q
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VINES.

CatalOHia -. ~ .'...
Holland and Country Gin.
New England Rum in hh.s and sbl''
Peach and Apple Brandy in bbls.
Martinique Cordials, in boxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Havannah Honey
per gallon, Figb'Mc.
iolasses in .hhds. Spanish flotant Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
Harris's and raylor's manufactured io-
bacco in kegs,
Gunpow.lcr and Shot Of different sizes
Cinnamon, n .megs, Pepper. Pimecto.
Chocolate Nos. and ;, Mould and Dipt ca
dies,
Malaga Raisins inboxes, "fii 3d..
Pipes in boxes, 3gross each,
bingham box's, Hamilton's Carrots and
Leiyer's Stuff in bottles.
London and Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c.
A constant supply of WATER CRACKERS and
bes. supERrIsaSILorH, by retail, and
so hhds. Of Maryland and Virginia Tobae-
So. KS s''....
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sos Acres Of Land for Sale.

T WISH TO SELL the above qasndty 81
L LAND, situated heaf sho, srosd lesdins
from Georgetown 90 Alsxansirias and about
an equal distance FROM each ton
This property IS tally OH ha,f covered With
wood, Which viii render han rd,i,sbie paf-
chase, on the tsfms, that / will n, ~
George Il Terfsst, sEsa. wiA shsv3 Tire
land 10 rny gertieman who. she's 10 sss L,
and will give She ecsassss nj, tptnstiof.
p '@ George H Chapna1;
Dessmbcs q. }, ~ I. S ~ z,
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January 4,
Orphans Court,

At~andr'a LaHWty, Dec. Term, 1909.
Ordered, that the executor Of VIM. filx-
hugh OF Chatham, deceased, do inscrt the FOL-
owing advertisement ,.hr|e times week for
eight weeks in the Alexandria Daily G.xette.
g. Testc,
t. Alex. Moore, Regllter.
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Ch Douglas.
. Orphans Court.

alexandria Cau.ty, 5a1. Term, 1910.
Ordered, That :hc executors OF ,CHris1.u
Ludsaiek .IiriTse!, deceased, 20 insert tho
following advertisement three incs il cacA
week ior for four weeks, III the Alexandra
D.iIy.Gazet,c. .s,.-.'.. s,.ss.
Tcs,e. . ,s, t.....
Alex. Moore. REGISTER