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Twenty Dollars Rswnra,
December i9.

Ran AWAT from the subscriber Oh ;5S-
t,.ray night last, ma alto woman. aar:.3
SuSA>-, the property Of Mrs Nelson. fo'--
IA srly the property OF Captain slack -ShS
is good house servant but has AZ lmppden.
songuu~-She is III ana stout, two CT ac :s.s
gcrs on one of her hands, believed tc De she
light. are crooked, and the frs; joint 81 hcY,
Gore finger on the same hand is Oh lad IN
yhar she went .aHas BIKE cloth .,sb;-, t..;..;
tool. suniry other c!oatas with oef: a-noh%
wlich is d canbizt cloak With gree ;sspsGy
lin7ng. 4 is supposed she bus gene towards
Centreyilie, as shs has rnetlic. Stl.re Z =
TN DOLLARS viii be given efar at2ya
bending aud bringing he- soete i: .a&el. ~
the dis,ric. ot Cc!urabia or i'airta2 comfy,
and the .boye reward iftaken e!sSwafro,,
kc ers
- lkasters OF vessels ane 9tEs.s any
forbid harborissg q carrying iSr of.
JEece n Der Is.
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af,T1: Sabsc$.bers VIII coa;lnge theia
i sSM,. Nc GCIIOC:-. az Nc. PauIss
CneTch, another cum,ter, 10 Scp,n!rHse from
ne 2dday 81 Iaai:ary. those Who wish ~
becorre Schaicro will please tc leave their
,srlez III eitiirct 81 the subscribers prevlcs.s
& thss day; ard those Of their present sc.'o.
AIS 2hc mean 70 continue another quarter,
VIII please TO s.3niiy the same at the scho,l
3: Monday evcn.ne next. -,
sIa3 tern,s are S 3 50 per quarter, eXcin-
siye % candies and hrewood-->nc deflaT Of
VIII Gil must be paid in advance Days It
Tuition Mondays and Wcdaes days, fyon :
o'clock unt! 5 in th7 afteruoon, aas from
art! c'c;ock at night.
r, Gray& D. jenkins,
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substance Of fhia celebrated sys; EN-, Il. 5. SOS.
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introduction 70 the sclcrcc, snd esnhYal.ns s!s
.ta new discoveries.
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Toyagas aa@ Travels subscribers avg
nuested tcEana Cor their copies
et-7 s fe,,s cc4aes Of hEaog-sTal i lsrse
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OEFERS F0P S.41a&,
aooo bushels etpool and vhS1oF "a ?
I3verpool Satin sacks
60 borsheals MusCoysdo sugar
20 h,rrc,s do DO
bogsheads New Orleans do
so9o ", hes, green Coffee III hhds' g pae'
5000 VT. old white ditto
5000 VT. Race Gmgs@
IS hogsheads Molasses
g, barrels Whiskey
20 ditto New England RUIZ
g. boxes mould and dipped Candies
barrels Aerrings and Shad
20 baies upaad Cotton
Imperial, TEAS,
hyoon, L,teot fmhort1Ei0ns.
Hysoa sam g.
MADEIRA Port, Lisbon, Sherry, and Cata-
oaia HTNES
.Jana;ca and Antigua Spirits
Cosuac Brandy
n ll!and and country GIN
{,unnowder OF AjGercnt kinds, shot Lon
don and Philadelphia mussafd, pipes N box
es, writing and Wrapping paper, nests o. box
es, acst Spanish and coiumon segars, oca
cords, leading Ines trace ropes, LOAF & lump
sugar, butter In iirSins, pepper, aHsp'ce' cin-
nnnoa, nutmegs, cloves and mace, aiuIn'
eopperaS, demijohns
also,
Always on hand: best superhne Flour and
Crackers
QctobeNit
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!; fuel. .Ac1s

sJUkS yhITJ 10 : .dac.e, ei the United
states Great Go.-t 10: he county OF
Alexandria, w TIE unders gned commits
s!oners viii. on .,R.nA1, thc 18th Of 'anI
ar, if FAIR if not The n2xt lair day +; pro-
cced-to SCI, at public sale, Tor cash, thst va
luabe LOT OF GROUND, with the TN
p"ovcncnts thereon, situate on the west SIDE
81 P2trick street, between KRIS and iSnnce-
stlee;s~-the former residence Of RoBaSr
ABkRCReMBIE, deceased.
Jacob Hoffman,
James Harris.
December 27.
At the same time and place will be
offered for sale all the Household Tur-
riture ana moveable Property belong
ing 70 the eaate Of the aforesaid Ro-
bert Abercrombie, deceased.
PbihP 6. MarjfeIIer.
December IT
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nea,se il fer ; re subscriber zu;A sci at
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80 ~ s lsav md &c as
Of e7'' w.1L8. ,so1o
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EWTCM YEE&1
{2FFEI2S FQk 81 {,
i? hogshsads 1Tesl indie ed 1t@w Or
ears Sugar
: tierccs dly>o
100 barrels !eto
$50 Gags green coffee
90 tors pa lroI-
Is barrels h[eW Gngl@aa ,ur-
20 boss cand' .
chess Young hysoa ,et.
di.to tys@" ditto
5 half pipes T5ne".fe ";ns
: hogshcaG, ;Host India RurG
go barreIg l,ev York PRIME pork
20 casls i.onllor brow stout, arr
20 bales 1NeY Crlsars cartor
pipes B2ySr:.e blaa14
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Occenner


? JE.lC s..
On tie Si.~th day ef February ne:ct, 90M DC
said 10 the highest Eidder,
.yxHE AoUSE e Lot in the town 81
Occoquan, Prince WiI'i,m counf,N;r-
g1nia, late tbe p.opcry Of BES<tAHN hIErr
d ceased and now occupied by Mr hoBERT
WhLca The House is Of Buick nd IS
cemmmlio,is, and the other ImProveme IS
,roo.. Tie sale will take place at lively:
o'clock on the premises, and viii be on a ere
dit Of SIX and twelve months, the purchaser
TO rive bond with SUBSTANTIAL sccNiy.
The property IS valuable, bat |; IS Pfeslm-
ed those VINO wish TO purchase viii judge
from view
RIcxARDWILLErr, Heir at LGey
70 Be,nIah HIHct, deceesed, 6y lis
.atsorHey lf fact,
GEORGE WILLETG.
Loudopn County, Virginia, dit
December l9
Iua publilhed,
Trainings NetO Virginia JAf'cs,
he % edition (psice doIlsrs)
Revised, corractcd = enlarged, s brought
down to tie present time>by the author.
Far sale by COTTON e STEWART,
Dec. 30, q.
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Fifty Dollars Reuo1d,

December %
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PUBLIC SALE.

December 80.
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no man can perceive and ne nm p0lat
outs ;s3
The fae,is well known, that when these
erYres.jop were read IN the British Paflia-
mspt all the hitter distractions Of party were
melted away, and dissipascd in one common
| sense Of injigpa.ion q m; unn'sritsd, iu'''
provoksd md deli6rrats hnsuls, az = mo-
men, of effected reconciliation. e.
Mr.. Erskine has never found dsfeneet
ia Parliament No, nor even in the prosti:.
,u.ed vehislss OF the opposition.
~ Where then do we End the evidence OF
sineeri,y OF our government! In making
a treaty without demanding the powers OF
tho agent 10 forming q convention with q
man who stated that he was violating bis
instrus,ions! Or in the unprecedented af-
fron,ive language made use OF after . CON
promise had been agreed to! -
In the present number / have only time
to add one more proof to those / have ale
ready atldueed of insineerity. It isa fact,
that although this arrangement was made
with Great Britain, all the democratic pa.
pers continued the same yirulent sbuse Of
that goverumen. which they he'd used when
We were on the eve Of a war.
But more material fact is, that MI.
Gallalin, the secretary of the treasury -.
Mr.. Seavsr, democratic member of Con.
gress from Norfolk, on the 4.h July, at
Dedham and the marshal of this district,
are said, all of them, before the disavowal
of Great Britain was known in this coun-
Try, to have publicly declared that they
feared the agreemen, would not be ratified
because Mr.. Erskine had exceeded his pow
ers-How did these gentlemen divine this'
II from our cabinet the information was
derived, what becomes of their sincerity,
what OF their honesty in clamorins against
Great Britain for an act which their own
conscience had laugh, them to expect.
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Public Sale.

At one o'clock. ,. II. on. SATURDAY The
10th day OF February next, the subscriber
will offer for sale. at tho coffee house,
a Lot of Crouhd on the north
side Of. King street, between Fairfsx X W.
, ter streets, extending IN front on King street
- feet inches, IN deptafso fsst ,6osaded o.
the north By Ramsey s silsy: 49,
The sale viii b: made under deed Of
tras, to the subseriberss and an sintisputabs
title conveyed 10 the purchaser & tfcdi, Of
three, ak, and . months wi,fbs allowed on
good negoliabis notes witl1 90 approved en-
derser. 4 Hen on thspropessy Mn ~ re-
tanned snsil paypaent.
- r. LTaylor.
!. January 70. ;sSxs
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IT,. $50 OOOlSN, J0s 60, ra.5 ~
Arrived sch'f Sally, Atkins, s. dap
from TeneriEe.
We have already reported the eondsn.
nation OF the ship Jenssys capt. Dorr. Of
this port, at Calcuua; we since lea:n tia.
said ship sailed troin this port June nh,
1907, for Canton, by sircuitous route,
having . cargo OF provisions, specie, &s.
She frt touched at Coughs lslaad, af,.r.
wards at the isles Of Amstyrdant and s.
Paul, Tor the purpose Of giving information
to another vessel Belonging 10 the ,sae
owner. The Jenney then procssded 70
Sydney, New South Wales, from thence
to the Figee Islands, and then ,procareda
cargo OF sandal wood, and proceeded TOT
China, and having lost her fore and msis
masts in violent gale, she stopped at the
island of Guam to repair and gsE new spar',
which was done in about 40 days, dnrin;
which time every assis,an. was Rendered
by the governor. She then ssiled tor Gao.
tom and when within hse hours sail Il
Macoa was captured by capt. Fucker Of
the British frigas- Dover, and her papers,
books, &c. taken possession OF, including
bales Of exchange, her specie taken out;
and although an offer was made 70 let the
ship proceed to Canton, cargo and all b
sold and placed in ssfe hand there, where q
would bring an interest of twelve per cent.
per annum, subject % the order Of whou'-
sueyer might recover upon a tr a At las,
before .ths proper cours IN India, o. ,Eu.
rope ;yet this reasonable cerr wis rsscsra
,hesship and cargo sent TO Calcutta, where
neither % them would produce half th.ir
value. There she was srie,: and condema.
ed with every thing on board, June 7sh,
1909, Tor q violation of ,be block aiding or.
ders in council of the 1llh Of Nor. 1907,
in going into the Por, of G.,n,, colony
Of Spain, which judge sir Henry Ru,sel
did not consider warranted by the British
order Of July 4, 1903 ; but he recommend.
ed an appeal to the higher court in Lnudor.
observing that those .wsa made the law
could best ronstrue it. II is worthy OF re-
mark thar this ship sailed frnm Boston S
months before the date Of the order. IN
council, under which she was cond. mned
and with which neither the captain or 81.
pcreargs were acquainted until the capture.
This case is further aggravated BY I'll. cir.
curnssance OF having incurred already e1.
pcnces Of the suit, &c. at Calcutta of 6eo0
dollars. 49, r...
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States MI erHsble o,Ee in,en.ila
81 nc 4 Ssaek ps6pIIlD II; 3,
AS This step i q duty which ] conceive. i
ow. . my county. and .has. leaving il n
/ yuus 8 . Regulators 10 ass suca 'ns4surs
4 respecting the points tia, a.e aeg~i,,s,
bslS.en d, ss the interest " the U. Stat
shsll ,sppssr ,orsquite, ns.h,ns win re'as, ,
for me q do but 70 ptosseu.s " your COZ, I.
] fiujica,urc, the authors and abr'ssrs Il
.,hs odious aud vile InsShinasioas that ta,,
Been plotted ssains. me. " aAeaa. u y !.
ries Of imps,.urss, which, Tor = while, has,
fascinated the minds Of the public, nd
mi.lsd esn ysu, Fret wayisfra'e, viii {.
view to seak, AZ least, It a1r ~ orsat of
entirely, tile alliance between excavations,
which every consideration calls upoa 10
mite AL RVS. sill f.,str,'1e ""h
which tie them ~ each o.l,er. q. - tptn.l
when the most itnmns<nv dagger s4ulty
threatens them beth.
, Accept my respects, y. - ,,,..,
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From the BOSTON CENTXNEL.

appeal to the beopie.-The following is q
copy of the insolcnt letter which citizen
Genet sent to the secretary of STATE. during
the Washington administration. 1t is re-
published to refresh the minds Of those who
have forgotten, that this letter was not only
justified and applauded by the democratic
party in 1898, but was the foundation on
which the " 1acob;n Clubs" of that day
were established; and in which Cenet's
cause agains, the government. Of Washina-
ton was esPoussd by many Of those who
are now loud in their vociierations in favor
Of supporting government and the cons,i-
,u;ed authorities" I. is also republished,
ihat the American pcople--who, thank hsa.
ven, can all read--,nay compare it with the
note which Mr.. Jackson, the British minis
ter lately addressed to the consuls of that
nation which was merely copy of a note
which MIR. Oakly had sent in the name Of
Mr.. Jackson to MIR. Smith. the secretary Of
state, and has been published in the doeu-
ments ). but which ha, heen declared to
have been an appeal to the people, as aagi-
tious as that of Genet's, and has been at
tempted to be made one of the pretexts for
stimulating the people to acquiesce in de-
claration of war against England.
PHILADELPHIA, December 90, 1898.
SECOND YEAR OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC,
ONE AND lND1vIsIBLE. >.
Citizen Genet, Minister P1enopottnfiary Of
the French Republic to the United States,
to Mr. JeSerson, Secretary q STATE.
THE politics Of resenerated France,
having candor, trankness, and publicity for
their only basis, the mysterious secrecy Of
courts being entirely rejected from her
council and the only art of her public agents
being that of using none, have informed
you that I would publish my eorrespon-
dence WIN Tue ieueTaI government, ana
likewise the instructions that have been
given to me by the executive council Of the
French republic. III. .-.-@1a,
The sheet which contain my correspon.
dence, are not yet printed off, but those
which contain the translation Of my ins,ruc-
! tions being finished, hasten to enclose t.
you eopies of them. ! beg they msy be
distributed among the members Of CongTos,
and tina. YOU will request, the President OF
the United States 70 lay them officially be-.
fore both houses r,hat Legislative body.
This first part Of tie collection, which al.
.nonnce 20 YOU in due succession, will ena-
biz the Representatives Of the -American poo.
Pkso dsserminss whether my political con
duct since have resided in the United
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
inst received for sale By
lanes Kennedy, Sen.

ALetter on the Genius and Disposition, Of
tie French Government including view
of the raxation 81 the French Empire
by an American recently returned from Eu-
rope. 81
=. n.-a. ..GSt III so, -...
The Parents Assistan., or Stories E,r Chill.
drca-by Maria Edgeworth. 49,. a..
January IL. cow
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Extract efa letter from correspsnstm at
Marthss Vnevard, to the Editors ofthe
~ J. Mercantile Adpertiser.
"The brig Retrieve, captain Pennington,
arrived here on Saturday, SO days from
Liverpool, bound 70 Boston. The Re.
trieve sailed from Liverpool on the Goth Of
Dec at which time it was not publicly
known, that Mr.Jackson had been dismiss.
cd by the American government. In lat.
4s, long. 10, fell in with the wreck of the
shiprwo Friends, Of Grsenoek, from Que.
bee, laden with lumber-found a not ia a
bottle, which stated, that the crew, 8 in
number, had subsisted 8 DAYS upon enc
rat, when they were taken of by the French
privateer La Petit Carson, Of Bordeaux.
An American vessel belong to Boston
was p;ckedsup in the British channel about
the middle Of Dec. deserted by the crew,
and robbed Of her sails and several other
articles. 49,.
Our correspondent further states, that
the markets tor American produce in Ii.
verpool WIRE dull. Upland cotton. II to
lsd New Orleans, 1s to 1s, fresh -four 81
to So and duh ; sour IS to 80; pot ashes
81 to 50; pearls So to 81 ; and, Tor arti-
eles Of other American produce, DO alters.
tion."
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Taken for the Aerdn2ria Gazette.

Taken t5r the AIerdn1ria Gazette.
the Speaker read to the house a report
from the secretary ui war, relative to mill.
,ary pensions-Ordrrel TO lie on the table.
ar. Seybert presented the petition OF sun
dry merchants in Philadelphia, praying for
relief against suudry bonds, the condlSlons
Of which cannot he complied with. Refer
rcd TO the committee OF commerce aad ma.
nufActures.
Mr.. Stanford offered the following reso.
luton
ResoIved, Tha, the committee of ways
and means be,instruc,ed to prepare and re-
port q bill fixing and allowing adequate
compensation To the clerks in the public OF.
fees. Agreed to.
Mr.. Ninsr, from the committee to whom
was ~reterTed ths petition OF Thomas Camp.
bell, a captain in the revolutionary army,
praying compensation for military services,
reported the following resolution:
Resolved, That a committee be appoint.
Ell co bring in a bill granting to u. Camp.
bell dollars, being the amount OF
his claim w:,h interest thereon.
On motion Of Ar. Ekbes, the house re.
sumsd the consideration of the unfinished
business 1t yesterday. lie then Withdrew
che sections offered yesterday as amend.
meats to the amendments OF the senate, for
lihe purpose OF substituting the following,
which be considered more perfect in form,
and embracing the same principles.
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RICHARD WOOD,
DiRrict of Columbia,

County Of Alexandria, Jon. 26, lslo.
WAS committed 10 the jail Of this county
as a runaway, . negro man who calls him
self JOHN GELAT, and says he is the pro-.
perty Of MIR. Edward Ambler, Of jamestown,
Virginia-hs is about 40 years Of age, FIVE
Get eight inches high, had Oh . jacket and
panta!oons ofnegro green cotton. and All old
brown cloak he had the horses with him,
which he was Offering for sale The wner
is requested to come end prove Lis p,opertl,
pay charges and tale b m away, otherwise fe
will be opposed cf rs the law directs.
James Campbell, 5ailer
January 20. ss ,law2m. y
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The election for the 1st Ward to be held
at the house ot Jeremiah Neale, Unioa
sreet--For the I'd Ward at the Council.
Chamber-For the I'D Ward ., John
lIodgkia's tavern, and the 4th Ward az the,
house Of Mr.. Eu.caeu's, corner of Duke
and St. Asapa STREETS. -,
Ex,,act irsoesAe minutes,
ADAM LYNN, c. 9.
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Public Sale.

VIII be sold, on SATURDAY next, tho
third Of March, at 9, r. N. at the coop
CIR shop Of the lae Joheth Coleman, on u
nion-strcet,
A lnall Frame Houfe and a
St.ve-also, Flour Barrels, Half Darrela
and Kegs.
p. G.. Marleller.
Feb. %. dat
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IN COMMON COUNCIL
FL bruafy 10, 1914

OaD.a.p, That the following Persons
Be appointed commissioners for supsrinsa
vending the electiousao be held in the dit
feren,, wards OF tho town, on Tuesday the
9Th day. of March next, for the purpose 3
e~lcc,ing members of the Common CouneA
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M
soru parts of the country, where there are
Lev or no sailors. If we were looking Tor
ksalsmypa,hy on this subjective shoulasgs.
Xurally expect to End i in the middle, aud
particularly in the eastern states, where the
balors belong, and where their friends re-
bids. The truth is, it is a political stalking
horse, rode by those who have ambitisus,
lbr revengeful views 70 answer, and has no
kmcerity IN it. When we find them yearn
bver our seamen imprisoned in France,
bod when We discover any eilectuaf mea-
lures vakrn TO relieve them, we may Begin
&s think more tavorably Of the Jefersoni.
kns. Atpresens, they are entitled to but
tiule credit for their pretences. IF the
kommerce and the se0mcn Of The u. States,
Lavs any real friends, they GRE in the en-
B~merciaI states.
How is it with the farmers /! Have they
bot learned By dear experience, that their
prosperity is intimately connected with
commerce? Are their circumstances mend.
kd, by JcfTsrsonian administration Of 60
Eernment! Does the produces OF their farm,
lind a reader market, or command a bet.
her price, than it did in federal times -
why is it that we hear Them so often anxi-
Ously snquiring after the repeal OF the non.
Intercourse, and the opening OF a free trade
snre moreS Are their taxes more easily
paid, arc their families better dressed, are
they able to settle their sons, who come Of
age, or furnish their new married daugh.
,1rs, more rasily than before the country
became cncumbcrsd with smbArgoss, non.
intercourse, &c. &c.
When Ihsse questions are satisfactorily
answered, Il multitude more are ready to
be asked. In the mean time, We should
be happy to he informed by some Shrewd
calculator, how much nearer we
are to the establishments of " tie freedom
q the ocean," than We were twenty years
ago? Have all.,he combinations Of French
and French force, drawn Great
Britain II inch nearer to the point Of sur
rendering this last plank OF her national
We say nothing al present, of the
Or disadvantages, which we
be likely to realize from the esta-
blishmen, of this fAnciGul principle. The
only enquiry 10 is-are We in a faircr
wa. OF obtaining it, than we were when MIR.
Jefferson first came into Office. If not, VIVA,
has been gained in This particular, by his
patriotic services?
TLo.. Arror.