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Ainswortil's Latin Dictionary: =.
Brooks Gazetteer.
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Murphy's Lucian.
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uT u IT 1 o N.

MRS. EDMONDS, respectfully informs
the public, she proposes, on Monday, the
second day of April, to open School Tor the
tuition ofyoung ladies', in Prince street, thres
doors above the late Col. Hoee's and will
teach, with the aid of proper assistants, the
following branches, viz. Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic and English Grammar, Drawing,
Painting in inks and colors, on satin, tiifa-
ny, &c: SC. and dresses in durable ink. EN-
broidery in cheniles, gold, silver and silk
Maps wrought in do. Print work in figures,
or landscapes Tambour, and Needle work,
plaia and fancifm. Fringe, and Netting, in
aiIits variety. ....a -. 49,, .-
Bya careful, unremt!ed. and equol atten--
ton to her school, she hopes to merit part
of the public's patronage.
March 6. dtsdAp
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Runaway Wench.

ABSCONDED from Georgetown, Colum.
bia, on Friday, the I'd ofFsb. 1910, mulatto
wcncn named Lofty she is about 80 years
of aye, somewhat ander The middle size -
robust make, fat chest and down cast look.
This wench was formerly the property oiDr-
Edward CAN'T, has lived for some time past
with Mrs H. Hayward, and is we'll known IN
Georgetown.
For experimenting and delivering the said
runaway to the keeper of the Jail in the city
f Washington. Ten Dollars will be paid II
taken within the district ofColumbia, IS co.'s.
if ken either in Maryland or Virginia.-and
fly dollars if taken beyond the limits OF these
states, and all reasonable expenses, on apPli'
cation to the printer hereof.
March S. W.
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T>HE subscriber has few WASNtNG
i MACHINES on hand, made ON 6f
the best seasoned whise pine plank.
HeIhas also one Gig. and thpGe road o.;
draft Creatures, Tor sale or nire On The must
reasonable terms. 81 per day for hotse md
gig; and - Sd per day for = torsss Apply J
to .. T.. ~. 49,. 20 - y = i. -
49, VIM. c. Newton. u
49,. Opposite Unios Tavern, Pincs,st;
March 7 Z ~ DIFF slss
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~ O T I C F.

THE subscribers, intending ia short
time to c,ose their business ih eAlexsDdria
offer the remainder Of their Stock consisting
ofiadies, gentlemens and childrens SHOES,
at reduced prices. Any person wishing 70
purchase q quantity Can 10 supplied atcost.
Hawkins & Alden,
March z. 3av3Nsug
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- Juit Received,
.HtD FOR SALE BY
CHARLES ]. CATLETI, -
rs chests Imperial, Hyson, < Young
,Hyson Teas. .
$4,000 lbs, prime Green Coffee.
20 pipes and quarter casks Lisbon
hogsheads Muscovado Sugar.
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine.
so boxes Mould Candles.
SO do. Spanish Scgars.
8 barrels Pimento.
October Is. ----.
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Shit Builders, Wagon Makers, {

May besupplied with timber OF VARIOUS
kinds, adapted to their particular trades I
within short distance from Navigation, any
not more than twelve miles below A,exan
dria, by applying to the subsesibef, rno ma
for sale, q quantity Of cord woed' t5s0s ~
the mouth Of Dogue Greek.
COLIN HAfES,
Manager tst B. Rasmng ton. Es9
Mount Vernon, Feb. ~: sMlm
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January %.
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove 70 the
western country, will sell the FARM o"
which he residcs in Fairfax county, IL mheS
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town ief-
~, and about the same from the rotom"
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in a healthy, agreeable neighborhooa' con-
tanning about 40 acres, on whichls cohVc-
nient dwelling house, large enough Tor aHe"-
teel family, together with all the outh''uS r.
su;,,h,e. all new or nearly so an orchard OF
annie trees of selected fruit, together with
,Sseren; other fruit trees, a proportion OF I'M
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per.
SON inclined to purchase may know the terms
BY application to Mr.. JOAN buIIs, adjoining
The said farm, or the subscriber on the pro-
misses. =.
. 1,,,e ,.-... DIFF.
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For Sale,

Two elegant young HorJss,
ar good psrshtsge and qualities, pne q
- them accustomed to the giE, the other
10 the saddle, Both are h pcfiest, health.
and tolerable order. Enquire Of John tiodg'
kin, At the Indian Queen tavern, whene tie
horses may be seen. = - H.
! March Z. ~ W 80
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PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY next, at o'clooE' Will
he sold on the premises.
Two neat two-fory Brick Houses,
Si;ustcd on Royal, be ,ween Prince anu Duke
streets. and several vacant Lots of Ground
situated on Duke and Royal streets. The
terms will be liberal, and will be made KNOWN
P. c.. Marlteller.
March s. uts
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Charles SIade 8 7bos. GrsmthasO,
TIAVINGentercd into partnership IN inc
Ill ROPE-MAKlNG BUSINESS oner
for sale, at their store on Merchants. wharf,
a general assortment of CORDAGE and
SHIP.CllANDEERY,a at which place, or al
their ropc.walk, they viii receive orders LOT
any description Of Cordage warranted 10 DC
made out of the BEST materials and manaiac-
cured in such manner as will bear the M
spection Of the best Judges $50 -. *
forE B. a Liberal price will be always given
HEMP Of the best quality.
November %. 81.
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VIM. HARPER, 1T.

ApOTIECARI' And DRUGGIST.
HAsjust receiue@, and e6srs 70, SAFE a. q.
III his zvholesais and retail DrugS's'
Sore on fairtax-st-eet, opposite Mr.; 6ry-
an Aampson's and nest door to Mr. L5oyas
a general assortment Of Msd'ei"s., faten A
Medicines, Surgical instruments, s9c'Sm0as
(Which are as toAozOs:
Powdered Jalap, Prepared cslomel, Re
fined G.. Lamphor, Spanish Flies, Aqna for-
tbs. Oil of Vitriol, Gum Opium, Coiomoo
Root, Ditto in Powder, Sugar OF Lead ON"
ma Leaves, Mamma Flake, DITTO IN sor",
Rbubard Root, Ditto in Powder, Curved
Needles, Pulikins, Teeth Forceps, Gum
Lancets, Spring Ditto, Thumb Ditto, Cath
eter's Elastic, Ditto Silver, Windsor Sha-
Wing Soap, Mkt Rose Ditto, Palm !, Ditto
Je. anime Ditto, Cosmetic Wash Balls, &c.
&c. sc. -, -
March I. u
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Public Sale.

."1LL be sold, at public sale. on Thars.
w day the 9th inst. at three O'Clock, s
LOi of GROUND, between prtpcs and
Ddke streets, tforting on Alfred street. 40
feet, and running back 50 feet Tkere are
on the premises two new frame houses, and !
very good kitchen. leaving vacant lot of g
feet in front. 1t will be sold ON a credit 8 E
three months, the purchaser giving D good
approved endorsed note. - .s4..s ~.
T. BoMle.
March 7. .... lc.s 2ts y ~ =
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ROSE HILL FOR SALE.

ROSE HILL FOR SALE.
This healthy, beautiful, and we'll improve"
SEAT is now offered for sale.
II contains 400 acres, 80 of which are IN
wood. holland is better adapted to the use OF
Plaster of Pals, and there is someSe:y Valu-
able meadow land uPonit.
For terms apply to VIII. Foots' esq; upon
the premises, or to the subscriber IN Chalics
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, jun.
September u,
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will be vel for gentlemen who are desirous
of such state of things, to vote for this
bill. would retain such parts of the bill
an would shut our ports to the ships of war
Of England and France, and repeal the
friendless, miserable non intercourse law,
and leave the merchants once more to ma
mage their own affairs in their own way,
and look out for themselves.
The gentleman from Pennsylvania, Mr.
SeyberD says, that he represents a CONNER
eial city that has great interest in COM
merce, but that he would not give up our
national honor for sordid gain, has found
much fault with this bill, but has pointed
out no substitute, he ha. told you that We
have materials for manufacturing general
ly, and for ship building, but for my own
part cannot see the use Of ship building if
we cannot 90 on the water, and az tor adopt.
ing his ideas Of giving up commerce and
Withdrawing from the water entirely and
becoming a ma nufac,uring nation, hope
never will be the case, for a. long as
young man can work with reputable far
mer two or three years and lives as we'll as
he does while he 10 about it, and then take
his money and 80 back into the country and
buy him tract Of land and become himself
an independent farmer, / hope l shall never
see them reduced to the necessity of being
shut up in a manufacturing establishment,
spinning cotton or making pins and needles.
Mr.. Fish, mr.. She3sy and Mr.. Taylor
spoke in favor of the bill.
Mr.. Ross spoke against it; when the
committee rose, reported progress, and the
house ad journed.
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to inform you, that am ready to receive
communication of your full pevers for that
purpose, at any time you may think proper
and to proceed Immediately to their object
have the honor to be- &c. &c.
TIL: JEFFERSON"
Mr.. Hammond, in his reply, says, he is
only instructed, not empowered to conclude
a treaty but ne comedies In the principle,
and adds, that 40 he is a minister plen,po-
tsntiary, and is instructed, he thinks It sut'
Ecient ''for the commencement OF Prelin'''
nary negotiation" g.,
1t will be observed that Mr.. Hammond
had been before accredited as minister PIE
nipoteatiary. .
In proof that Great Britain adheres to
the same principle which Mr.. Jefferson set
up in 1898, against British minister, we
fad that Mr.. Jackson, in addition 70 his
letters PARLIAMENTARY, is furnished with a
distinct set Of full po1vers, * offered to shew
them, but our cabinet declined to meet MS
offer.
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ped to this. The sane gentleman sbserva
that if Great Britain sheuld shut her poru
agains, Us it would be m o utrage, as tho,
it was not as great an outrage for Us to shus
our ports against her. For my own part
I am tired OF this unequal commercial
warfare, operating only on ourselves. The
6 en- deman from Penn. (Mr. Smilie) ssys
there are three parties in. this house one
for war, one for peace, sad one for some.
thing else. do not believe that there i
any party in this house for declaring war.
/ wish that gentlemen that find fault would
devise some system shat they ~enld be sa4
tis6ed with ; for my part would retain
the 6rs, section until che attack on the Ches-
apeake shoaId be atoned for; and the sec.
ton repeating the non intercourse--leav.
ing our trade to be carried on in the same
manner as before our restiietious.
Mr.. Lvermers spoke again against the !
fifth section. Sf.r ~ -
Ar. Rhea spoke in favor Of the bill, bus
we could not understand enough to com.
prshend his arguments, il indeed be I'd.
vanced any arguments. & e.
The question on Mr.. Livermore's mo.
ton for striking out was then taken and
lost; only 81 rising in the affirmative.
The question was taken on Mr.. Chiuea. Z
dsn's motion e. provide fer the imporsasioa
OF salt from Great Britain and her depen.
denotes this amendment was carried. =
MIR. Macon made motion to include
Bermuda among the places enumerated ia
the fifth section. Carried. -,
Mr.. Macon offered few small amend.
nents which were carried. 49, r.
: The bill having been gone through, a. 3
O'Clock the committee rose and reported the
bill with amendments. h.
Mr.. Macon moved to consider The biz
Immediately.
Mr. 9ui"cey wished to have the bill post.
poned for few dlys.
On the question for immediate causidS.
ration it was carried to consider.
TWAS afterwards postponed, on nnotiaa
of Mr.. Minor, until Friday next.
Z.
Mr. W Alston called for the order of tho
day on the contested election Of Jonathan
Jennings. ...,.. 8
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CongrsG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, JG'luary9.
CONCLUDED.
rTaken for the ALe.andria Gasette.]

T The following is a more full account ef Mr.
Pore,'s oLNrvati.nS than What ~ gaze
yes:er4ay']
This bill appears to have but few friends ;
some find fault with it because it Is too
strong, and others because it is too weak;
but for my own part, can discover great
deal of meaning in it, and if the chairman
of the committee wanted to revive ana en-
force his old embargo system, ne caa DO 1t
in no way so eRectuai as by The pr sens Dill
Before II was for the interest Of 9. Britain
to 'encourage our citizens in evadmg the
law but sir, ty this law, We exclude the
merchant ships Of England from our ports,
and what will be the consequences OF this
measure? A rs,aliasing decree. excluding
our vessels from her porls. She will not
suffer US to be her carriers, nor our vessels
to enter her ports, ifher vessels canaot en-
ter ours. OF course we shall have an emf
barge that cannot be svaded, except to
some neutral ports, TO sell our produce We
~ low in the same manner we do now--we
shall have no where to 90, and the British
navy to help US enforce it and 1t we
cauno, bring property from neutral port,
other than the growth or manufacture OF
such D ort, this will make a complete and
effec,ual on.inse recourse. dspriyiag Us OF
both direct and indirect trade; We shall
be, therefore completely shut in, and all
foreign vessels shut out Of esr ports; It
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"WEDNESDAY, January 10.

VEDNEsDAf, january TO-
Several private petitions were presented
and referred. Most of those petitions re.
late to post roads.
The house went into committee of the
whole, MIR. DEsHA in the chair, on Mr..
Macon's bill relative to the commercial in
t-,eourse between h. United State. and G..
Britain and France and itlieir dependen-
cies.
Mr.. Montgomery rose and advocated the
bill. He was anxious to pass this bill as a
commercial regulation bur he was not will
ling to stop here he hoped this was OILY
the FIRST link in the great chain of measures
which this congress ought to adopt.
Ar. Smile was in favor of the bill he
thought it valuable commercial regula-
ton. He was decidedly against war at
this time.
MIR. Poster.-I: has been observed by the
gentleman last up from Maryland (Mr.
Montgomery tho non-in:ercourse is very
injurious to this country and that il gives
the English an exclusive privilege 20 carry
our produce to market, and that they UNDER
stood commercial regulations, and that there
was no danger Of Great Britain retaliasing
in this respect, that it would be an outrage.
l agree that they understand commercial
regulations and they can very easily evade
the operation that is intended by this act
without retaliating fully; for If they shall
have the port Of Halifax open for our yes.
sells to carry our produce, and no other,
what will be the consequence All their
ports will be open to our vessels to take =.
way their produce and manufactures and
only one for US to carry our produce to-
IF We want their manufactures We must
send a ship with cash to purchase or If we
want to pay in produce we must then return
and send another ship to Halifax with the
produce Of this country to dispose Of to
English agents a. very low price to be
taken TO Great Britain in their own vessels |;
30 that she will be the carrier Of our pro-
/ duce in the same manner that she now 10
under tn. operation of the present nen.ip.
tereourse. When that bill passed every
thing was predicted ttas has happened, and
although it passed by = majority II this
| house it appears now to have 20 adyoeases.
| and The same thing viii ] presume, hap
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FOR SALE.
January ILL.,,

A stout healthy Mulatto Woman and her
Child-the woman is 81 years of age, the
child years. She has been accu, toned To
house work, is sold Cor no fault, ard has be-.
tween 6 and years to serve. Apply to the
Printer. $500,
January |. -
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Diitrlct OF Columbia, to wit.

N}HEREAS JoHx HoRxsR, Jun. hath.
w BY his petition in writing, applied to
the honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one of tho
assistant Judges of the circuit court Of tho
District of Columbia, to be admitted 70 the be.
nefit OF the act of Congress, for tho relief Of
insolvent debtors within the district aSoresa,d.
and has stated therein that he il in actual
confinement in the jail bounds Of Alsxaudria
county, Al the suit Of Margaret Rose, and Be-
Ing unable to discharge the said claim, With
others against him, has offered to deliver
up to the use Of his creditors. al his
property, real, personal and mixsd-,voHee 10
therefor' y'uen, to the creditors Of the sa'd
John Hsrnsr, Jun. that on MONDAY next,
the ! sth Inst. between the hours Of ton and
. O'Clock Of the s.ms day, It the court (,
house in Alexandls, the oath Of an insolvsns
debtor will be administered 70 ths said John
Hocnsr, jun. and .rustes, appointed agsssa-
bly, TO ne said act Of congress, sniasa essDe
b then and there shewn to The sonteo$y.
BY order Of the honorable Nieh6laa fik.
hugh one Of the assistant judesIof IA 1ispala
court Of the District Of Columh;s. III JItA
Day Of January, 1910. q %1 y -. :,
6. Deaeais q c..
January liz s+,q.r, =. jiIsss 81 ,tt$T "a ~ ls<'
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FOR SALE.

los hogsheads we'll selected Patuxent To.
bacco, one hundred of which is expected here
iE few days. - .Ee
Jerome Plummer.
January II, a.'..,.., &c
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Gleraunrta patIp @a3ette.
THURSDAY, JANUARY II.

CAPTAIN GORDON, Of the United States
navy, was yesterday afternoon broughtt to
S,clle's Hotel, Washington City, wounded,
it is believed MORALLY, in 3 DUEL with A.C.
HANSON, Esq. one Of the Editors of the
Federal Republican, Baltimore. We un'
ders ADD the meeting took place in conse'
'quencc of captain Gordon having borne a
challenge from Mr.. WRIcuT, son of 60
vernon Wright of Maryland. to Mr.. Han
son, which he declined receiving on aecoun,
Of the former conduct Of Mr.. Wright to-
wards him. The ball entered his right side
little above the hip bone. Further psrsl-
culars we have not learnt.
The ship Alexander, Of Hallowcll, COM
manded by captain Ballard OF that place.
bound from Virginia to London, laden with
tobacco and slaves of Americ growth, was
captured in August last by French prIva-
tser the captain and crew taken out ana car
riedto France, where the were put In close
prison the ship was afterwards retakeu
by an English gunbriS, and sent 10 London,
her port IF destin .,lon, where her cargo was
delivered and freight paid, deducting 1's
for salvage.
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FOR SALE,

@ FOR SALE.
Il 4 iksly Negro Cid, bstysea 49, o
yesrs sfsgs. Agfgn -
JSoDaay -. - sS&'s3 y g
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..,.. For Bottom, -
ITO, The regular trading brie
S&HYAs LOG A N,
y 49, Jos. Hammett, master;
win sail In six days, and will take 2 lew pas
sengers, for which she has excellent accom-
moda.ion.. Apply to , ....-
Lawrason & Fowle;
WtRo hsve now Landing from said :1r's, a'le
schr. Samuel, from Boston, =
70 70 s ssssi. New England RqR
$50 boxes Mould Candles -
hhds. retailing Sugar .-...
10 do. do, MolaSses
pipes Malaga Wine
20 chests Gunpovder, Hysen, & 1euns
Hyson Teas
so casks and so boxes Fresh Raisi"s
- boxes, 10 trails, and casks figs :
100 barrels mess, no. !, srd 50 BALI esE@
rels ditto Boston Beef
5000 lbs. Grass Rope
20 boxes Chocolate
so barrels Apples
5 frkins Butter
from schF. 1--we, from S9Fts"0Ht's
- tons Plaster Paris
80 bars Sweeds Iron
a, . s ssis. Ne" England RUM
SO boxes Mould and Gipt Candies
2 hhds. Niolasses
50 pieces Tow Cloth. 49,,
also, from slask Ranger, captain CamteeH'
trsm Mr,uburyp0rt,
10 barrels N +. Rum
200 legs Salmon.
IN STORE, - !
Berboon Garrahs, Ravens Duck, Young
Hyson Tea, Germ IN Checks, Muscovado 81.
rars, Molassss, Mess No. and No. Beet,
prime Pork, Mackarcl, Salmon, Tanners
Oil, boxes Of Shoes of different qualities :
1000 bushels coarse, and 5000 DO. blown
Liverpool Salt. :. g.. .....-,. :
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ROBERT GRAY,

pooE-SELLER, KING S7REET,
Eas latety reesivsd for: ta'e fAs j''''~i"S -
ticies:
r.,,evrand's Memoir concerning the com
r..rc;aI relations Of the, Cpited States VIII
England. tra,..,;oc
Remark. on Adams ReslsH OF Anes
Mrs. chaponc's works
Mackmvht on the EPis.les'. vol ISL 70 20
comprised inc vols. ecta,o-Pr''s ~ 's'
scr;hers 2 dolls so cts, in boards.
t:u,brie's Geographical, Hlstencai' ana
cso,nmg rcial .Grammsr, imlPrsVsc' - VOLS
octave. ,rs,.,rd. q vols.
oLtaVo. -. ortavn. *
Ain.worth.s Latin Dictionary.
i, Brooks Gazetteer. -. =. .-..'... s.t.-.
Hu,cbinson's Xspofaon. /
Gihsoa's and Jesse'ESur'sEnSs
kIufphys Lucisn, %,
B.r,ow's Colurnbiad, ? vols. l2nao' T
American Register, vol. SIN.
DR.. Ramsay's History of Sout Caroens
8 VOLS. octave, boards--Price>s aonS; 81 s.s
Mr., Subscriptioss received oy q. Gray
or the Monthly Anthology, MaefS s,. %
the Ep,stles, and a pew American p.sps"; =
tory, all now publishing by saSsef'Pe''H -
town. ..... o. - = -----------------
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MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Or will Be exchanged for PROPERTY in 'A'ra"-
- driG or its vicinity,
A Warrant for 6o6 acres OF land,
Granted by the state d Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. lm'
land lies in the state Of Ohio and Is sad 70
S~ amonss, the best in the state. 1t VIII DC
sold a great bargain. Applyto
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