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Public Sale.

! THE "sahscribsr by virtue Of DECD 81
trsst to him from Mr. Wilds~ AaassasI, dat
Cd on the 10th day Of November, in the yea
aos, for the purpose of indsmnitying Mr..
i John hopkins--will, on FRID Az, the asph
! APrii next, at the hour Of twelve O'Clock ol
that dsy, Y fair il not, on the next fair dav
Mt the same hour, proceed to sell, 1t the
court.houss, In Alexantlria, n public $40
non, - tho highsse bidder, for ready Money
three thousand acres Of LAND, situate on
the left fork Of Big Sandy Greek, which
land was, Of the time Of the grants for the
same, in the county Of 'MoosRgsda, h the
s alto Of Virginia.
The above tracts Of lanl ~css granted By
the state Of Virginia, to John Allison BY tbrss
several patents containing respectively one
thousand acres. and bearing date on the krst
day Of October, 1884, which land has beea
since duly conveyed to the said William
Hodgson by deed dated I'd of August. 1890.
Edmund J. Lee, Tfydee.
Nov ~. cots
t. The editors Of the Federal Republi-
can and National Intelligencer, will publish
this advertisement and send their accounts 70
this Office.
STAVE YARD.
CASH will be given for any quantity OF
white and red ok hogshsxd and barrel Slaves
aud Heading, by
James Harper,
On wharf north Of hunters ship yard.
Who trhettsa ouantitv of
Tar and Pitch. and intends keeping regn-
hriy supply oftuese articles.
February d
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nv CEoass WArrxSsroS, Esq.
Oy W AsRINoT0N CITY,
H.,hs- Of che La4vyrr and Child Y Feeling.

III. celebrity of this u.hor's LAw =,
YER and" CHILD OF FEELlNH IN
duccd the publishers 10 engage IN 'hs ~9 aa
and wi,hou: detrac,ing from the merits 81 the
former, feel themselves justified ~ ss.hs
that his GI.ENC Arm Is superior to eitaer'
iris submitted without further recommended
,i.n. win a wish, that the American review
srs may give further encouragement 10 'a''
~o,,y yen,lcman's enleavors TO entertain in-
:,ruct and morulixe his fellow citizens, IN
way seemingly we'll calculated to attract the''
attention.
Feb 8,
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- Intending to remove .
the town Of Alexandria wish to ssll . lease
Of ) years of Setassiss ah inr 7avsrx, with
Is acres thereto belonging. Any person, In
elieed to purchase will meet with q tergsiAs
and may be supplied with nunLsr 'se ars
lies suitable to Tavern keeping.
i. ~.@ a. LINDo
January -.
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Juit Received,
..AAD FOR SALEsBY 49,,
CHARLES ]. CATLETT, y, u
Is chests Imperial, Hyson, < 'Yoaae
Hyson Teas. E%fi -
10000 lbs Prime Green Coffee. =
20 pipes and . quarter casks .Lisbe1
and Tensri6e Wine. "a 2
hosshead. Msseevado SsgaA
5000 lbs. Seine rwine. :. +
50 boxes Mould Candies. i. ~
so DO. Spanish Seyar1. 2
q barrels. Pimeato.
Oetober 10. EssF ~
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Holland an1 Country On -.
New Eng land Rnm u hh4s ~ tke
Peach md Apple Brindy In bbls.
Martinique cosSials, IN aexss
Loaf and LUMP sugar, HAvsaeaA sSsse
Per garon, Figblue. - go. -. -.
: Mclasses in hide. Spasleh Flosass inmSS
Spanish Cigars, Butter. ~ Is,
iiarris's and Iayiors shsnufaetursd Is-,
. Gunpovder and Shot Of digsssas H.st. !,
Cinnsmsa, Nutmegs, Pepper. pimsasN
Chocolate Nas. and ), Mould ana Dtps 49,
Ws,,s. Hi;sins' iA boxss, y
Pipes in6Sxes. J gross each,
Hinsham hox's, tasmi,tcn's CaFrs4S ~
Leipefs Ses6 u hotslss. Es,f < Z
/ IcoGs6 md Philadelphia Msstsrd, -
WffiiaeaAd Wrapping Esper, y,
N csedE, 10 TT kinss, Re IL
). ). q. K = w Ak9o1 49, 80 -
sA conStast apppaSn(vxTHa slA1s!sA y =.
go - ,rnsssi iSeSE, by rstsI. 80 81 -,
:spA Sl fIls!inA - w ] -
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Public Sale,

UNDER the authority Of decd of:russ
from Samuel Esaey to US, fsr the purpose of
securing the payment Of certain deb.stS w
liam Irsisen, surviving al,a,ti<.ra,or 6f Cs.'
b-rts"d H:I.o", deceased, ssd 70 Besjssxs.
Bosss. We will offer At Pab!ic sails, foy csshr
on the :lsth'aay of Mach nsxt, At the frcne
door Of the court hooss, in Fairfsx county,
"a TRACT OF LAND, in'the said soSssy
described in tn :deed as situated Oh OsepqasA
Cmck. adi .ining 10 lbs toHn. aE
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n y T I c E.

N - + I & +.
vr~HE subseriber ny virtue OF dese ~
trust 10 nim from WILLIAM fi"Sc'
.o.. dated on the asth day 4 Nos. rnher, ID
,hs wear ISIS. for the purpose OF setsr1'S
john Hshkis., On the sh day OF teprS"1!
NETT, and o. the hour Of twelve o'etsSs q
cha, dsy-if tue day is not fair one then On
axe srs, fair day thereafter and ut inc sane
muir will proceed 10 sell Tor rcal money
p. sab;ic suction to the highest bsddsg' On Do
III premises, -, E.
The Fee-simple Estate
In the ERousns Proherty, 10 WI
About Ave scres and ten ps'es OF gresno
9TH the house. thereon, situsts In the eoun-
~ Of Alex.ndria, in the vicinity OF the sewa
Il Aisxa dria, and adjoi,ing the west slds
If BelIriew. the residence q Mr. .hodssos.
~b;ch i've &c. e. and ten poles are nov N u
! nos,,ssion Of Mr.. Hodg.oa.
Edmund I. Lee. lraltes. {
Jsnsary ;.
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u FRESH FRUIT, &C..

TINE subscriber has just resolved Z sspN.
ply Of desh English Walnnts, Spsnish NJ
bsrtS, Bloom and Musladsi RsiShs, Sw1ee
Oransss-Alp. . few irAlas 'Basias fSsa the
back country. SOC y 4. V.
Thomas PAtten
January - ~ - fs.t, = al
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- Printing in all its variety
neatly exesassd at this otae&
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Sales at Vendss.
On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BK SOLD
A The vsAase Store, corner Of Prince and
Water streets.
A Hssist, 81 Dr, Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars Of which will be expressed IN
che bills Of the day-An kinds Of goods
which ars on limitation and the prices of
which are established, San at any time 10
viewed andpurehassd At the lowest asai'a'i0A
anu prices. - q
P. G, Marstetler, VIM.
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With nation ofwhom she has received 90
any injuries, having committed acts OF
ht>,ilitS against the individuals of the ma.
tier, against thei. commerce, and naviga-
tim. Spain consulting her generosity, waite
al : year that Denmark might decide mors
rnrscrmable to her interest and duty; and
S,,sin, consulting her dignity, cannot de-
lay any longer from taking step which she
is compelled to by her honor, decorum and
greatness. ..-.. -. 80:
Whether Denmark considers herself in.
s!rpendent and with the faculty Of acting
freely, or whether Denmark is oppressed
and subtle, to the will Of Napoleou-Den-
mark is no longer in peace With Spain,--
Spain declares war to her, in the frs: place
a. g pnusr by whom she feels herself injur-
. e., and secondly, she does so as to pro.
vince Of France. Denmark is responsible
20 God, the world and humanity, Ior the
blood, which in this contest, will be split
likewise responsible for the losses and da-
n,agvs which will take plrce, and for the
fate Of the rest Of the Srsniards who iorci.
bly, remain in her lerrilory. Spain, and her
government, in the name of their beloved
sovereign, ferdinand the 7lh, perGd'ously
detained in France, declares that she has
ceased all communication with Denmark,
and Iha, the ties OF friendship which united
them, gives liberty and authurses the Spa
nish troops, vessel, war, and private yes.
sells to attack the Dauish forces wherever
they NJ be found, to take their vessels in
every place, revenge their received insults
and not to cease hostilities uiil a mu ual a.
greemeat has taken pace between the two
POWERS by treaty in which shall be stipulated
the conditions of peace, and put an end to
war which Spain sol mnly declares TO the
world she gave no cause for, but rather En-.
dea> ored TO avoid. And for the evils re.
sultiDg, the aggressor is responsible, as she
unjusly gave OCCASION to the misundrr-
standing which has taken place. lie, it be
understood in the council and chamber OF
Custilt, for the convenient effects.
(SignrdO
The Marquis Of A,torga.
President.
ROYAL Palace Of A!cazar of Seville, the
49, Sept. 1905.
Io4hs Senior Of the Supreme
Royal Council r.
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CHARLESTON, Tanua,y 3.

Arrived, ship Charles Carter, Drysdale,
ST. Ubes, Sc days. On the 10th Novem.
Der, the day before the Charles Carter left
St. Ubes, Mr.. O>NeiI, the vice-consul, re-
ceived a letter, giving an account of two
severe battles between the French and Spa
niards, 10 which the latter proved vietori.
Gus. The consul read 70 Captain Drysdale
an extract IRON the le,trr- and promised
him a copy OF it, but Captain d. sailing
early next t,v, he did not procure it. The
time and places where the battles were
fought, cannot be recollected by Captain
Drysdale. A British major in 81. Ubes,
informed that he had just received over
land dispatches from Cadiz, which stated
,ha, two line Of battle ships, and twenty
sail Of transports, with troops for the relief
Of Barcelona, were fallen in with and cap.
tured by Admiral Duekwor,h's squadron
in the Msdisrri anean. Verbal accounts
rnesrion tina, the Spaniards we're in great
force advancing towards Madrid. Sailed
in co. with the ship Suffolk, Thompson,
Tor New, York. On the 22d Of December,
Ia,. 80, long. -, spoke the brig Lydia,
Burger, from Providence, X. l. bound to
Havana, out days.
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Virginia legislature.
THURSDAY, January 4.

THURSDAY, January 4.
The Committee Of Propositions and Gr'e0a"'
ces haze according to order, had uader
their consideration tue petitions to them
referred, and have come to the t'A''0'ns
resolutions thereapon:
Reso!ved, as the opinion of this commit
tee That the petition of the President and
Directors Of the Little River Turnpike
Company, praying that an act may pass
ves,ing in them the same powers with re-
gard to the valuation of materials, for re-
pairs, as for making their road, and au'ho'
rizine them to augment their capital stock,
Is reasonable.
R.elssd, a. the opinion Of this commit
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NORFOLK, 1onuarg S.

Arrived sch'r Ann, Theyball, IS days
from Carthagena, bound to Baltimore, in
distress, having lost greater part of her
sails and in want of provisions. Left there
seh'r Ranger, Burr, of and for N. York,
20 sail in weeks. Dec. 31st, off Cape
Henry, spoke ship Eliza Ann, Porter,
trom New York tor this port, who supplied
Us with provisions and in other respects
treated us with sentlemarly Psli,euess--to
capt. P. MIR. Wilson, supercargo, and
capt. Theyba!d, return h~ir grateful thanks.
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aeranurts Daap @asstts.
FRIDAY, JANUARY ~.

DAVID S. GARLAND, Esquire, is elected a
Representative from the state Of Virginia in
the Congress of the U. Ito supply the va
caney occasioned by the resignation Of Will
son c. Nicholas, Esq.
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Marine Inlurance Company Of
Alexandria.

INSURANCE OFFICE, Jan. 3, 1910.
THE stockholders in this institution are
hereby notified that the directors have this
Gay declared a~diyidend Of eight per cent O
that part of the capital stock now paid, for
the last six months--which will be ready to
be paid to- the stockholders or their legal re-
representatives. in ten days from this date.
: BY order,
]. B, Nickolls, SseJ.
Jsassry Il e
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FOR SALE,

A stout healthy Mulatto Woman and her
Child-the woman is 81 years Of age, the
child years. She has been accustomed to
house work, is sold Cor no fault, and has be-
tween and years to serve. Apply to the
Printer.
January IL.
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FOR SALE,

$50 hogsheads we'll selected Patuxent To-
bacco, one hundred of which 10 expected here
IT, few days.
Jerome Plummer.
January II, :. st
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EneliA Cheese and Porter.

EngIih Cheese and Porter:
A few hampers of superior double Glou-
eester Cheese,
leo dozen Hibbert's Brown Stout,
so boxes best Spanish Segars,
Just received and FOR sale BY
N. Keene,
Hho Eas also for ssIe, ,
so hogsheads Maryland and Virginia To-
fbaeco. - ...
Januarys. l. - :...~ It
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Mr.. SNowDEN,


IN your paper Of the 9th Of this month
I have read the heads Of a Petition intended
TO be presented to Congress praying certain
alterations in our laws for the furtheranse OF
Justice. do not object to any of the con-
teMplated provisions, and wished it had gone
further. Ono alteration proposed is that real
estate should be made liable to execution In
the same manner as personal estate: This
is certainly in principle corrcct-l am Of OPT.
MON that all thu property OF debtor odght
to be made liable for the payment of his os0n
dcbts-But while make debtors property
responsible for his own debts think that
there ought to be some qualification in tho
law a, to a debt which man may owe as Sc
curity for another--That his real estate should
no: be liable for such claims, until the estate
both real and personal Of the principal has
been exhausted.
] beg leave to draw the attention of the
petitioners to the consideration of the pro-
Priety Of also including in that petition re-
quest that Bank Stock, Road Stock, Marine
Stock, Bridge Stock, and ground rents, may
be nude equally liable to be executed aad
sold for the payment of debts. Many per-
sons in this town have the whole Of their pro-
pcrty vested in the stock of the different in
corporated institutions in the District.
EQUAL JUSTICE.
Foreign LnEuence.-After a number Of
general remarks, under this head, Mr.. e.
lott, one Of the editors of the Freeman's
Journal, says" Wehave received infor-
nation through two or three distinct chan.
nels, which we deem Of high responsibility
and pure integrity, that Mr.Jcferson dur
ing several of the late years of his presi-
dency, carried on private correspondence
with the emperor of France, which was
for a time concealed even from the s.creta-
~ of state (Mr. Madison) and his private
secretary (Mr. Colcs) but was at length
made known TO both, and that Mr.. Coles.
when he went to France, carried a packet
of this character, seperate from the diplo-
matte dispatches with which he was charg.
ed. Such is the nature Of our Information
upon this subject, that we will not make
an insinuation," but assert it as an unde.
niable fact. If Mr.. Jefferson and Mr..
Coles will deny it, we will consider our
selves arra;gned before the grand tribunal
of the public, for having asserted On i'm.
portant fact respecting those two gentle.
men upon erroneous information, and will,
o., once, either confess ourselves guilty,and
implore mercy, or put in our PLEA OF
1t is but fair, however, to
forwarn them, that it is at least thousand
to one we shall prefer the latter course. -
No such denial will ever be mdae, because
they will not deny the truth"
On I. Com. advertiser.
Virginia legislature.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW PUBLICATIONS -
Just received for sale By
James Kennedy,Sen.
ALei:er on the Geniusand Dispositions Of
the French Government !; including aview
of the Taxation of the French Umpire
by an American recently returned from Eu.
rope.
III 3 o,
The Parents Assistant, or Stories for Chi
dren-by Maria Edgeworth.
January II. cow
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tee, Tha. the petition Of the president aud
directors of the Leesburg Turnpike Com
pany, praying that an act may pass autho'
rizing the said company as the first part OF
their labour, to erect substantial toll bridges
over Broad Run and Goose Greek, where
r the contemplated road will cross those
streams, 10 reasonable.
CongrsG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, January II. .
Taken far the Ahraundria Gazette.
Mr.. Lewis, from the committee to whom
was referred the message of the President
covering the report of the superintendent
Of public building, reported bill making
appropriations for certain purposes therein
mentioned. Referred to the committee of
claims. t
Mr.. Mention, from the committee of COM
mer:e and manufactures, on the petition of
Levin Jones, reported favorably.
A message from. the President covering
a report from the Director of the Mint,
was read, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. 71almadye, from the committee on
the military establishment Of the U. S. re-
ported 6 bill au,herising detachment
from the militia of the u. S." This bill
authorizes the drafting 100000 men from
the militia Of the u. S.-Volunteers may
be accepted instead of drafts, and wheAso
accepted, to remain in service for months
from the time they arrive at the place Of
rendezvous. The President may call out
part or the whole Of those troops, as he may
think necessary. The act to continue in
force for two years and no longer. Refer
red to a committee Of The whole house on
Tuesday.
Dir. johnson, from the committee of
claims, reported bill for the relief of Ru-
bard Taylor. Referred to a committee of
the whole house on Monday. ~
Dir. johnson from the same committee
reported on the petition of James M'Crsck.
en-, that the prayer of the petitioner ought
MOTTO be granted. The house agreed to
the report.
Dir. johnson also reported on the petit
ton of Elizabeth Hamilton--that they con.
slider her claim just but as it was barred
by the statute Of limitations, they are there.
fore agreeably TO the rules they have laid
down in such cases, under the necessity ct
reporting tina, the prayer Of the petitioner
ought not to be granted. The report was
referred to a committee of the whole house
ON Monday.
The house then took up the unfinished
business Of ycstsrday--the report OF she
committee on the contested election Of 10.
nathan Jennings.
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On WEDNESDAY,, the 18th instant, will
be sold, between the hours Of ten and ele-
ven, at the house Of WILLIAM FITzHvoH,
Esquire, deceased, quantity of -.
H0ujhoM Furniture,
Consisting of carpets, chairs, tables, bed.
steads, sc. as also carriage, and one or two
horses. 49,
OF all sums of twenty dollars and under,
immediate payment will be expected on.all
over, credit of six months will be given,
and bond with approved security required:
Robert Randolph, Ex'r
OfWilliam Fitzhugh, Esq. deceased.
January -. .. .tag. DIT
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DrnteqwiS 6SrridiEs nisr0, quis puichrias
= - 90, F.r.. rlko e.. .,-
DOCTOR B. FENDALL,
Rsgular bred Sisrgeo9 DentisA

Regular bred surgeon Dent'sA
"A ND who has been in practice for near
IA gaIaTY YEARS, has Just arrived IN A.
lexAndsia. and may be seen and consulted at
.Broek's tavern, at any time during his CONT
nuancs Nm it,, The earlier spplications arc
made 10 the Doctor by those who feel dispo-
.,ssa 20 employ,him as a Dentist the better, IS
shis,ecnsinuaIacs in Alexandra is very uncer-
: ain :. Those ladies and gentlemen, In Alex.
andrsa, who find Il inconvenient to wait on
ahs Doctor, he will, readily attend, On the
shcrtest notice. -, 80. . 4 ~.
s. DR.. EsnAs9 cures the sclryy IN the gums,
20 Cit ever 80 inyeterats, IN q, short time,
twenty four hours at farthest astens loose
teeth By snZipg the gums grow up to them,
ralsisrs the teeth white and beaAtifsl ;Pre.
vents THAR decay keeps such As are 50 from
.besosning Nufsss even to old age ), Ellis up
,4Sose Stbet.srs hoiioE with gold, with foil
:or. .IeSd which WI not only tender them ase..
ssiil. nit pgsEent their aching and further de.
cav eStfacn 1esth and stsimps with iease !;
- - and sfxes artificial teeth, His cslI,s-
- &,ssssseresse Dentifriee, Tor preserving
80 sasth, eslfns, sockets, &C. md Superior he,
thinks beth in elegance and efficacy 80 any.
sther, il San sold by the apessr.
mas asSla.
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From the Federal Republican.
REyfEvva-sz.sa---41a: ---a.-2s--s-
Or Mr.. GoZpsMrrH's PUBLICATION, BY
L'AMBIGu.
(Gontinued

On tho 10th January, 1907, appeared
the orders in council, which certainly were
very far from being conceived or framed
upon the model of the Berlin decree. They
merely forbad neutral vessels frem sailing
from one port Of France to another. They
did not require the commanders Of vessels
of war to seize American vessels going to
France, but only to warn them not to con.
tinue their destination and to discontinue
their voyage. These vessels, thus warned,
had thousand other markets open, in or.
der to sell their cargoes and to buy one in
return, without fear Of being molessed.
The American government not having
shown any disposition to resist the Berlin
decree, the English government though.
proper to issue the orders in council of the
i7sh of November, 1907. These orders
consider as in a state of blockade all the
per,s, where the British Gag 10 excluded,
and all the colonies Of the enemy. They
declare illegal all commerce in articles Of
the produce or manufactures of the said
countries or colonies, and order that everv
vessel breaking them shall be condemned.
From the time these orders were issued
the same Americans or thsir friends, who
did not breathe syllable agaius. tho Der.
lin decree, lest the anger Of their great pro.
totype should destroy them as fire destrsvs
the dried reeds, began to- cry, howl & bark
at London, Ike animals under the operi.
ton Of being Aayed alive. Pamphlets.
Morning Chronicles, the forum, eemmenc.
ed their Ere in confusion against tie minis.
try. The Americans were like the Asa
between two bundles Of hay, not knowing
which to eat. They gave the preference to
England in their complaints yet our.or.
dsrs were pure moderation in comparison
with the frrocios6 decree of Berlin.
: Shortly after the issuing of these orders,
appeared the famous Milan decree Of ths
17sh December, 1907, purporting that eve
y. vessel Of what nation soever she might
be, which should suffer herself ts be visit.
ed by an English ship, should be denatioa.
aExe4, seized, condemned and confiseated.
Thus, says MIR. Goldsmith, aneusraixes.
sss Is asuatiasakssd, bseause, Tor tsar Of !