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IMPORTANT.

Extract Of letter, dated Hamburg, 18th
Sept. 1910, from ON Ameriean gentleman
at that PLACE
have Just now learned that new or
der is out from the king OF Denmark. The
preamble states it is made to remedy the in
Justice suffered by neusrals. 1t requires
that vessel detained shall be examined by
the prize court in days; and days al
lowed for the captors to determine their
appeal, and if they appeal, they are obliged
to prosecute 10 a final decision.
" They are cut of from compromise by
this regulation, and it is but reasonable to
calculate that when the case is clear in the
Rrst ms stance, no appeal will be made. Our
commerce now revives in the Baltic.
Fran the sane, 18th Sept.
g The ports of Denmark are at last shut
to all vessels bringing colonial produce
the orders is dated Sept. s."
From CADZZ, Sept 20.
NV former letters will have given you
an account of the great progress the French
have made with their batteries notwi,h.
standing the opposition and efforts of the
Spaniare.s and English; to day for the first
time they directed their pieces against the
city, and have thrown three s2lb balls into
it and not Rfty yards from the market place
or place de ST. Guam Dedos, these three are
all that have been thrown, which Isuppose
were done with design of ascerta;ning the
distance they could cast a ball. | am sor-
ry to add that from St. Catherine few
DAYS past they threw shot under the admi-
ral's bow, and am informed by the officers
of the Atlas, that shell burst in the air
which would have been on board Other but
for that circumstance.
also regret to state that the French
are strongly fortified at the Trochodera,
and they have strong battery behind Ma.
stagords, of about 20 pieces, which, when
opened upon fort Pantales, win render it
untenable in two hours; and they will be
able to sweep the beach. 1t is reported thar
the French have cast mortars at Seville, that
will throw 1000 toises, and it is but 1900
to the city from Matagorda."'.
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Jaws of the nambers Of congress, and many
a dollars worth ofboard will be saved.
The ship Diana of and for this port sailed
in company with brig Regulator, arrived a. :
New York from Lisbon. The Regulator
had passage of 45 days.
The schooner Wolf, Travers, % days
from St. Pierre, Martinique, has arrived at
Baltimore. Left there, schooner William,
of Alexandra.
The ship Sally Captain Scott, with Ire.
neral Armst, org, family and 60 passengers
on board, for New York, has put into New
London, in 80 days passage from Bordeaux
with loss of ruddrr. The Sally sailed from
Bordeaux Oct, 9, where the news of the
battle in Portugal had been unfayorably re-
ported, and that Junot had been sent to Pa.
ris 70 trial Of decentralization. lin
We are sorry to state that the valuable
ship Lyon, captain cambridge, OF Phila-
delphia, with cargo of 100000 dollars, is
captured by the Danes, CHE poor Danes
and carried into Copenhagen. These Danes
were pirates from their earliest history, and
they seem to be but little mended since that
period. 1t is pity that Copenhagen Jack
son deprived them of so many fine ships,
which would have enabled them to have ex-
tended their useful labors," as MIR. Jrf-
ferson would say.-Norf Led.
The blessings q war coveted! The Bal
timore Wing has come out decidedly in ia
vor of WAR with ENGLAND -even since
the assurance from that country that the
orders of council should expire with the
French DEGREES. Among the reasons for
War of this humane politician are some Of
a general nature, which have no reference
to oar disputes, viz.
War zUould istuse nezu vigor into the
people, and rene7v the kaozvleGye Of tactics.
War zvouH call .torth the talents ef the
nation.
War 7o0uld fulflthe band Of the consti-
tuti0n, zvhich bksdgeS all to brotect each."
The Wing says any of these objects,
singhy, is worth a war !--Bost Pal.
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IbIA DAY LANDING.

The Cargo IF sch9ontr Hazard, Gait. Lace,
fran Boston,
AND FOR SALE BY
I4awrason e. Fowle,
so tons p'aister Paris
so hnos n l., rum .
$50 boxes mould and dipt candles
100 do brown soap
100 bbls prime new beef
200 reams wrapping paper
40 pieces Russia Shecting
i ) barrels tanners and
casks winter strained sperm ca
5000 feet Lumber.
ALSO,
The Cargo fthe schooner Hiram, capt. Rue
therlo'd, from Passamalueddy.
l0o OBS Plaster Paris
C,CCO feet Boards.
IN STORE,
10000 pounds prime green HAVANA Cof-
fee in casks
10 hogsheads and
100 barrels first quality Sugars
200 boxes mould and dipt Candles
6 hogshcads ard
Is barrels New England Rum
20 barrels and
30 half barrels mess and prime Beef
l50 1eams wrapping Paper
S cases black and colored SarcnettE
and Scnchaws
400 lbs Nutmegs
Is chests Hyson and Imperial Teas
A quantity OF tow Cloth.
WANTED
Aquantity of Salt Petre.
ARbly as a6ouc.
Nov ernber 81.
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The New. York Evening Post mentions
aearrival there of another mammoth cheese
-ighing 1922 pounds, made by the same
rsons who made the great one for Jeffer
n. We are not informed for whom this
intended. There has been much privacy
tn respect to this. If intended for Mr..
ladisonit will probably reach Washington
ring the present session. The democrats
z some other patriotic democratic town in
nelgsborhood of Chessire ought to make
great apple pye weighing 40 cwt: let
I'm be placed in the capitol subject to the
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WILLIAM RAMSAY,

WILLIAM RAMSAY,
q Fy3uce-ssreet, otfaosite the Vendue Ao'e,
Offers for sale on the most reasonable se'i'''
the following
A r T. &c l. E 5,
Part of which are just received from f's'la'
GUNPoWDER, Fyeh TEAS,
Imperiab 1uh.rted in me shin
: Hyson, poc,sc o.d .hnrt culur.
H yuos Skin SKI a ys.t.e|'4'
= Liquors general assortment
4 Spices, of every desoiiption
Best Green Coffee, and first and second
quality Chocolate
l.oar, Lump. and Nuscoyado Sugars
Spermaceti, Mould and Dipt Candies
'Eox and Casks Raisins
Almonds Figs and TamarinGs
New Orleans, Nalchitoches, and Carrots
Philadelphia Snuff
Best Spanish Segars Sc Chewing Tobacco
Fresh Salad Oil. CaPers, Onv'es. Ancho-'
vies, and Mushroom Catchup
I, West India and Sugar House Molasses
Georgia Cotton
Rice, Pearl Barley, Fig Blue, Starch, In
digo, Mustard, and Basket Salt
Lisbon Baskets, variety
Wrapping and Writing Paper
Fair otters
Sweeping and Scrubbing Brushes
LEADING Lines, 1ra,e s and bed Cords
Mems fine and coarse Shoes
Smitkfeli Bacon and Vetlson Hams
Atensiant sntflty Ut
Z jamieson's w ster Crackers
Sltted ..dian Corn Meal
Fresh Fruits
A quantity of Irish Feed Potatoes
A neat assortment of Earlhen Ware, from
the Columbian pottery, Philadelphia
with which he will be constantly shp-
piled, SC sc.
May-23. eott
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Valuable ia IN ffoy Sahe.

Il WILL sell the il'R act ,OFINND o.,
which rcsidctyt g last year, calico = Buz !.
Yards Island" lying OF PatuHent river, III
Calvert county end nearly opFosie TO bene-,
dict; containing ty estimation seven nun
dreG three and one quarter acres OF :stertl {
land us can be fund in the state q Maly-
land, ole third of which iafii, wood and very
heavily timbereo, and us well waterea to-
the, convenience OF stock as ally tract Ct lis
Sizesin the STATE.
The arabic part Of this plantation is lesel
and most oft covered with oyster-shells and
is divided into three fields each OF which vii
produce two hundred barrels of corn, with ;.
reserve of prime Tobacco land sufficient to
grow fifty Shogsheads OF Tobacco annually
and with very little lai or more meadow may
be reclaimed than will be found sufficient -
No land can be better adapted sc the growlIf
of corn, tobacco and wheat, and few Planta-
tons hold out stronger inducements to ST.
mulate an Industrious man. 1t binds Tor a
considerable distance on tho f,yerand he'
nearly in square. {
rFish, oysters and wild fowl, are TO De had a,
all times: Stock of e. cry description, partl-;
cularly sheep, thrises and improves wonder,
fully when removed to this land "a con'lnc
ing proof ofthe .utricious quality OF the grass
which,. produces in great abundance. The
improvements are sufficient to accommodate e
small f5mily more. particular desclip-
Ftionis not necessary, as apurchaser Will Ma
sturally view the premises. The above estate
is now under a tenement OF one thousand dol
lars per annume Terms accommodating, and
made known by application to Waiter W. Har-
sgood, merchant. Upper Maribro Prince
eGeoge County, or to the subscriber now in
Alexandria.
Richard w. HARDWOOD.
! June ~. dtlsA
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lanes Brook.
1000 Acres,of Land for Sale,

THE subscriber offers for sale humber
4 of very valuable Tracts Of Land in that
part of the state Of Georgia called the ''srw
sutcHAsE
He can most confidently affirm that his IL
tie is clear and ndisputabe--,h's fe%lshs'
to impress in order 10 remove any preJudi"
that may exist in the mines OF those taSpess.
to purchase Georgia Lands. lhetrscts f'T
for sale are situated between the OcoF &c an
OcmuIgee rivers, and are within the last Pur
chase made of the Inai.rs by the state
Georgia. The legislature OF Georgia toe"
courage the population OF the district as We
as to benefit the inhabitants oil tie state, N }
the purchase surveyed and diViaed INTO lots O
squares ofo2 and ha,f acres eseh, "lc ,E''k
ed lotter restricting tie sale Of tickets
rhe citizens of Georgia at a low price, I" J
prizes to consist Of lots within the purchase
a number Of these lots the subscriber noWo'E
fers for sale, some are in the vicinity 0! w.
oity of Milledgeville, the permanent ses'
the state government. its present white pr
Eula,ion exceeds 1900 souls-it is situate I
upon the verge of the Oconee, which "~
vigable for boats that carry from fifteen 1
twenty tons, to Daricn, upon the Atlanta
indeed the whole purchase is become ve:y pU
pulous, * those disposed to engage in so,I
crn agriculture, or to purchase upon skgk
lation, cannot do better than to avail tn'I
selves of this opportunity to obtain good Jaw
now for sale. Several OF the tracts arc cUI Y
tiguous to each other and some in the neg.
borhood of Aourishing county towns; SOW
unite many desirable advantages ne cous
try generally IS we'll supplied with branch,
creek streams, rivers, and springs that y.
stantly flow. Many Of the tracts now aa"
Z tised have the advantage of fine timber
mill seats. .,sd
Those inclined to become purchasers w.; ss
know the terms by applying to the s'l9s 'ecv
! living at Alexandria, in the dlslllet o.
tumbia. -.
Anthony Dyer,
May "a. 'A
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Nsw Teas at reduced Prices.

sNew Teas -df reduced Prsces.
los chests, half chests and boxes gun.
powder, imperial, hyson, young hyson, and
hyson skin Teas principally of the Sidney's
cargo, lately landed and Of excellent quail
ties
100 rrefssRye Whiskey.
70 barrels & 3 ho ,sheads N. E. Rum.
90 6szen odd Medoc Claret, imported in
1907.
IS quarter casks Malaga Wine
{ pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1900 lbs Coffee
1000 lbs, Loaf and, Lump Sugar.
10 hlgsheads and 40 barrels hrst q Sc
eSnd quality Muscovado Sugars.
30 bags clean heavy pepper and plmento
8 chests Cassia, g Iassia buds
8 30 lbs fresh nutmegs
: % boxes, I deken each, bottles best Flo
renee salad oil
100 boxes and half boxes choice lst and Cd
quality Sffavanna and ST Jago cigars
10 bales Georgia Upland cotton
8 hheissgreen sopperas
1000 lbsgiae 49,.
500 gallons picking vinegar
s so demijohns v..
- Which with his Usual extensive assortment
of Wines, Liquors and Groceries will pc sold
on low terms for cash, and TO punctual men
at aznoderate credit, by
Joseph Vaudeville,
{ corne, ot K,ng aud fa1rfas streets.
June 81,
ua,,;nna deere TO decline the
business oil store Keeping at Ocou4uai'' we
wish to dispose of the present small Stock OF
G 90 d 5
on hand, to person who would be willing
and more able to keep store we'll assorted
than ourselves, and who would DO business ON
a scale sufficiently extensive torthelr interest,
and to do justiceto so valuable situation.
We will also Sell or Rent,
that valuable and convenient Brick Store
House and Wharfw we at present occupy, beng
calculated for store and counting room upon
the. rst floor, and Tor a family upon the Sc
cond floor, with an excellent dry celar under
the whole building, together with a brick
kitchen adjoining. This stand has probably
been equal to any in Virginia for the sale Of
both Dry Goods and Groceries; and it the
present growing crops of grain should be
realized equal to its present appearances,
there is no doubt but this stand will be equal
to former times, as we propose to keep up
a constant cash market for wheat, and Will
probably buy 70 to $4,000 bushels. y
Ellteot, Cemb5sA 6 Wheeler.
Occoquan,, June %
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Dlftrlct Of Columbia,

AAxandrlo L0nnfy, 10 1oH'
XX7 HEREAo the Certificates Tor I"s
w following Shares of Stock III the
Bank OF alexanaIia, ownedLy me an" stand
ing il my name on the books OF sala Bank,
have Lecn lost or mislaid: and" whereas It IS
my int Mt on 10 make application Tor their re
newal, Nouce rs Mersf5re SiOen, That on the.
first day of August next 'appiication Will be
made 10 the President and Directors o. the
Bank of Alexandria, to renew the SAID Ger
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no THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber, after a lapse Of tim.
/ necessarily consumed in the prepara.
ton of his house, respectfully 'annoucssa
the citizens Of Alexandra, as we'll st thu
community at large, that be has taken for
term Of years that noted and eligible essh
lishment known by the name OF the CITY
HOTEL, and once occupied BY Mr., GadsF,
whose distinguished abilities as fubLca
gave it an eclat which the subscriber hopes
to preserve by his unremitted excrtons IA
afiording to all those who may confer onhin
the favor of their patronage, genteel and com.
Portable accommodations The subscrba
deems it unnecessary to Indicate the NULL
plicity of convenienccs attached TO the CN
Hotel. and will only submit a description nI
tat portion of travellers who have so gene
rally attested it, numerous advantages
flames Brook.
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uhSai I NUMBERED am"sn as 'o'so"s' No ss,e
s SI'"Is = W., u5"' So,
'I :" - '''"' ee7
Io'''' i 800. ,3va
5Ss,pn { >. r,e'o on fn s ss,o
s,muc',D wilson, 1901
Andrcv M,Donatd, 25o2
Marshsm Warning 23c4
WASHINGTON Rowie, 1876
John euter 2So7
WiIla M II Dorsey, 25Os
Clement Dorsey. $500
Ierarni,b Williams, 25O
Richard Jones, 1911
Henry Young, >2Sl2
Francis Gault, 1918
Tobn Peter. ~2Sl4
tcbarl.s Jones. 1915
Thee, shares were transferred to me on the
e4tb Aupnst. 1901, by Thomas IVllnanis, as
the attorney for the original subscribers.
Thomas Dick, -S9C3
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80, Madden.

o. Madden.
TUST Received, few hundred pounds Of
ID tn FIRST quality MADDER--And for sale
by 10000
BRYAN ,HAMPSONHLO.
May 10.
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JUST RECEIVED,
AND For SALE BY
MATHURIN PERRIN,

MA II ONlN lin MIN
BLACK Satin, black sanshan; young
ID Tyson and hyson skin teas and nam
keers Imported in the ship ITALIA, Sill
man, from Canton, arrived at Philadelphia,
May 10 1910.
4Juyos lawst
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New erdage Stole.
Nav l2--l7

TINE subscriber informs his frierds, and
the public generally, that he has COM
menccd business on Merchants Wharf, be-
tw cen King and Prince streets, in the house
lately occupied by the United States as all
office ofinspection; where nc intends Keep
a general assortment Of CORDAGE, made
BY John Chalmers, sen. rope. maker for the
government ofthe United States. This cor
dage he ;prcsumes, will bear a comparison
with any made on the continent p,
All orders directed tohim from any part OF
the Union, for cordsge of the above Lind,
will be attended to, and executed with dis
patch. >' >,
He keeps for sale a variety of articles in tho
sip chandslery line. Also, salt, sugar, cot
fee, : c and superine aour selected tor tami-
~ use. Cash given for hemp, wheat and
corn. D.
Joseph Rowen.
May 10 2awsw
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TINE subscriber, after . lapse OF time
necessarily consumed IN the prepara-
ton of his house, respectfully %nnounee 20
the citizens Of Alexandris, a. well S the
community at large, that be has taken for a
term of years that noted and eligible es.ab-
lishment known by the nsme OF the CHI
HOTEL, and once occupied by Mr.. Cadsby,
whose distinguished abiillies, as . Publican
gave il an eclat which the subscriber hopes
to preserve by his unremitted exertions in
affording V all those who may. confer on him
the favor Of their patronage, genteei and com
Portable accommodations. The subscriber
deems il unnecessary 10 indicate the multi.
picity-o f conyenienccs attached 70 the CIS
Hotel, and will only submit descTiptirn e
that portion Of travellers who have 50 gene
rally a.,es,edi its numerous adrantagss.
James Brook.
February 40 Law
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