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/ sisls 81 my ctbet artiels sban nth cora
sai,iss and prpduesa ss are admksib,r !.
EcnFdinG % the epn,int htai sysirm. M
eal drugs ore he only arsitless xcsn.edlss
thin ne aplatiou. ~.
= Colcnial and sx,ra ! European pr, tl,y..
10 be imported ~ sra snly 1, ON Am,,ls
ports. I've have jpstsi,fl 10 an.ahs. -
Of our paper q ,ls,sss from the Frnsh NM
fer Of the inseriors,sy ts,iys 90 jirs nss,. 4.
these insssurss Il, is hoped all eommr,,;3
intercourse between this eoen,ry and 4.
continual will be rrntlx,ed ilnpras;ieabl.
!, The coas. O.! Poariania, and ison III. IA.
TO- The. Schsidi, a.s 20 be Occupied byS.
French troops.
s. We received this morning the iol,oSi,,
letter Of a very late else, Ifon Hel;s.l.D
giving an account Of tue French hsv ag ,,I |
en- poss. ssien oi.,he Isle of Newark, am.
mouth, az the Elbr, for ihrrulpose Of p,s
venting an intercourse with Hamburg.
& !. Hsl;golaHa, harch o.
q aWehave Just rseeistd The unpleas,,,
news Of the French hayi ing. taken poss, ss;o,
Of the Isle Of Newwark, in the river Eli,
which will cut of c6mmunica.isus viii
Hamburg the Eacneb ei6eers are ysr
thickall along the coast"
Admiral Harvey was restored to his rank
in consequence ofa msmoriatto The hing.
- 3 y 8, Qcocr. 4brYI +.
Yesterday a,Freneh Giugsrrg was seen /,
take an American ship and brig at III. back
Of the Sand the signal being made q, Ii.
tie Cosphili, two briggs and a schooner 60,
under weigh and pursued them, and it 10
said that the Frenei, lugser has been takya
and sent to thesDowns.
r.-4 lAprI+.
= Our letters from the opposite coast, az.
to Saturday. The subject Of peace Is re-,
sumo d on the cen,ipent, and Spoken Of Is
an event fully expected, and as q necessary
conss gus nee Of the new matrimonial con.
nexion ni, Bonaparte. a <. ~
The Dutch papers contain nothing but
&C counts at the r.agnIheent operations Iot
the imperial marriage. The stsaiIest via.
dow in .,he streets ii Paris froH, tue gs,.
OF M aillat- to the. Place Gle CdnborJe, 10
hired at enormous pric,s to see the taval.
cadc. "a 'ta9
The Prussisn decree, adopting the French
prohibi,ory system, is 70 TIC put IN force the
.6rst o! July. 90 ,.@f
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FALMOUTH. March 81.

.. FALMOUTH. padFCf gle
The American bris Prince, Maddoe,
from Norfolk, has been sent into. Fo@lsy
by, .as priss.cer JuGilse.
=. L., 49,. S.. AprH5 S.
We yesterday received additional set. 81
foreign Papers, but their { contents Gre IN.
importar.. Their principal features corti.
nue. TO be the details Of the journey Of The
new empress of France. Al S,rasburg,
where sSe arrived on the Esd, she cre,y
where. Showed herss!fto the people, ard i
sintr II to have been much admired ard on
the following n,erpihg She proesetls d on her
iournt y to Compeisns, at which city (says
Eer,kier1 she vas very anxious 10 arr:ve--
AT that place she wac received by Bora.
par,.,; and on the. so,h they were to reach
St. Cloud audit Slst was the day sp.
poin,cd for the formal solemnizs:ion o! tds
Imperial nurtials. This essat oakresdss
already know, was announced by q geurrsl
fling along the coast some day siucr. by
q neG,ralSesssl arrived ., Hamburg, We
learn that efea, rejoicing. have also ,akea
place 10 Holland on the same occasion, the
people of that country h,tiulging in the
fond hope tha, the syen. may Lead to &C.
neral peace. s.--..
.>> -, ~ ~ Ibr,l;s.
This day arrived mail from Cad;z and
one from Lisbon, brought to Fainsatt, BY
the Princess Mary Packet, in twtlve DAYS
from the former port. - =
Z The Portuguese papers are, principally oe-
crpied with idle ruinafs from Spain. detail.
ed with their usuai. gravity, altogether un-,
worthy of notice. 90.
~. Il s&21prHs. ,
The proceedings cfsthe house soi com.
mons last night, en- sir r pnsis Basdetts
case, to which, as our readers will perceive,
we have Paid considerable aitrn,ioH, cannot
fail TO be isai wild, cpnsid cradle interest by
persons Of every description, whatever may
be their political opinions. !. 49,. s, -.
AZ the early hour Of ten O'Clock yes:er.
day morning ali che ,ayspnss 70 the hous.
were blocked up by cFowsls cfs people Gag
eY tors aduissiou.. On The DOORS being g..
:2ened AZ the usual hour, The. gallery was in !.
ssaI,ly crowded almoss 10 sniEocation,-----
The prsss was tire most excess;;y. We have
ever Witnessed. bot We ARE happy 10 add
that no. accident keppsnsd.s The sOtbirs
remained crowded during the whole Of ,se
night h ~
- s.s..,sl u 49,
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IYHILsr thou, my God, commands her stay
nv weary'd soul would fain get loose
Fain woald she tread the milky way,
And take the harp, and learn It's use.
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Fran The Salem Gazette.
THE MONITRESS.

8 Heaven wept, that man might smile
Heaven bed, that man
Might never die -
It is much to be regretted, when so few,
comparatively, Of our sex are inclined to a
rrlgious life, that any should annex an idea
IF gloom TO devotion, and thus frighten The
young from the pursuit OF what would o.
herwise appear lovely and inviting.
Human nature we know is in1perfect.---.
The great creator saw fit, among his nu-
uerous productions to have world like
his. Why he saw FIT we are not to inquire.
Oar business is to perform our duties in
.fe as directed in the gtacious revelation OF
rs will to man; and the matchless Young
most Iruly asserts, that they m9st 5ndulge
IN genuinc pleasure 1vjio mast ojsy tdat zviN.
Even our petty foibles have their penalties
annexed to them, A flight Of passion, ca.
price, or allowed peevishness, give our
selves as much or mere pain, than those
upon whona they are exercised. TO feel
Conscious that our duty is performed, that
even one irregular appetite is subdued, fills
the soul with delight which fully proves
he abundant power of goodness to impart
permanent happiness. Why, then, must
he bible be opened with an air of sadness,
read with whining responding tone, and
commented upon with forbidding Formally?
No doubt, many we'll disposed young per-
sons are deferred from the obvious duty of
becoming members Of Chrisi's visible
church, IN consequence ofshe gloom which
is too frequently assumed by professors, as
a necessary mark of sincerity in the cause
of,truth. This religious rite is a mean
GotHsaw FIT TO appoint, as remembrancer
of the immense sacrifice made for us, and
of the infinite love of the redeemer. By
performing it, we operly ayow our belief in
the suficiency of the atonement, and lay
ourselves under additional oblgations--to
do-what? why, to abstain from the sins,
which would destroy our health, bring on
premature old age, sour our tempers, and
blast our peace forever.
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NORFOLK, Sttt. 10.

HnoNer Pirate on the Coast.- On Friday
last arrived here the British brig Amy,
captain Herbert, in "a days from Havana,
bound to London. August &c, in lat' 81,
80, long. 20, fell in with an American bull!
schooner under Spanish colors, hailed as
the Fanny from Baltimore bound to TIA
wanna. They robbed the Amy of l7Oa'si
of Cochineal, stores, one carriage g1n all
the small arms and ammunition, and sur
dry other articles. Four of The ere" q,
the Amy entered on board The pirate aoa
two being sick; shs was obliged TO MAKE 10
this port -,
We hope'from the known activity Of ''i :
navy, that our coasts will be cleared u "
these pirates, who will rob tAe vessels o. az
nations, who have money and valuable g
fects.
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system, soon rises superior ,oa
fortune and even when woua,'e @ '..oNc,g
the thousand parts IN which /, i :. N arg :
an hours reflection will assuasr ), 'u'nrras s,
no. cure the wound. Could 70 ps, u. r''n
SUITS be rendered less odious ia "ss''us rg'
pie, we might hope where 50 ~, Fcs2 ,,o
10 invigorate and raise the irn 'o Iedcp.
not to see our streets crowd. J"'e nin
boisterously rudeupon the ssbh,.,% Nog1
young ladies from whom we bsvs ' y h,,,
expect consistent conduct. er., gtn
passing club of gentlemen :. oL VIM
lido notfeel wild enough to r,;s. VA hoy, Il
Isu,-oaly think now mrs,;nu we town.
IFS nobody's business five do h,SS. o't
Such lev'ty, especially On ,as e.. 'AisF
spent IN religious duty, argues b,I, ' @y
head, ii rot the heart, and vona 'y Of b;
must not severely censure thosy aS o aaIa
who notice such an evident chon.ss .n'snsa
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RECIPE TO MAKE Il KISS.

From rose buds yetunblown, whose yernai
Morn
Perfumes the gale,. unconscious OF a thorn,
The purest. purple take; and steal from May
The pearl that gems the lawn, when springs
sahc day
Crop the young vi'iet from her scented bed,
And spoil the primrose its velvet head
With Loves own doors charged, and steep'd
in Joy,
The honey'd labors of the hive employ;
But search. with care the aromatic work,
Lest dangerin the sweet temptation Turk,
And mar the luscious spoil for shoald't thou
leave
Ono sting behind, 'twould all thy hopes de-
ceive
Into the fragrant mass let Zephyr fling
The newest, earliest whisper OF the spring
The chirp of beauty's darling bird prepare,
Andmix the murmur of the turtle there;
Her smiles and graces Venus must infuse,
And thrice enlbaIm the whole with cyprian
dews.
Now tell me shepherds, in what grove
Dwel!s this fair bud of hope, this plant OF
love
On Laura's lips reside the nectar'd bliss,
And Lovers mould the rapture to KISS.
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A REPLY

To the Song q "lWould it / Could"
O., we would if we could" say many men,
=. Get married" but this sure is sporting;
ForI'm sure there's plenty of girls, and then,
Dear me they don't want so much court
ing.
O, seek then, dear sirs, seek and WOO!
They'd seen,.it thcymight, fly to you.
Nav. gentlemen, don't be ashamed! No, ne,
And don't be afraid-ray, fear not;
Indeed it's no shame, and don't you all
IT'S but when you're silent We hear not
O, why then, Owhy don't you WOO,
O., think, we must wait till you do.
l wish you'd all we'd for then, foresee,
Ny JOY would defy fancy's summing ;
I'm sure as Pm born there's mate for me,
But 0 +! he's SO mighty long coming.
Will you come--will you CONGO, do !!
Sweet sir ! would soon fly to you.
All :! thus, while you're >triAing from day to
day,
Nor pity nor thought your steps hastins;
I'm wiling, and lrctting my life aw"y,
And my youth and my beauty wasting.
VIII you come-will you come--O, DO
O, come! I'll be kind conc and WOO.
KATY.
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PHILADELPHIA o..

We have the pleasure to ann,
arrival of the valuable missin, ss: he
curry, captain O'Connor, from C s%'p 'is.
she reached the Lazarctto late las, .v.s:
had been captured by the Fren,5 s''naS
ned and sent for the Isle Of Franz Fran, man,
captain o'conaor thought proper r' ,' u, '.'
his destination, by politely ord.,; +" % Il
prize master and crew into hi. I on.S he
within sight Of Bourbon, and, wishing u'',
sale ashore pursued his voyage home u I'm
met with no other accident Tor.t' aaa
St: Helena for supplies. Captain o'cns''
brings certain advice of The capture Of ~,
ship Ocean, MCPHERSON, of and e.. 4, zoe
port from Canton, and sen, into The H. "a" u,
France. Wv -" o.
Captain Jones Of the Hannah and s.rr
from the Cape Of Coed Hope, info,n u%' y
the capture of the ship Thomas Trov.
bridge, Of and from New.Havep, for NJ.
d5agascar, by the British squadr.e off h.
Asie % ! rance, and ordered for the Can.
OF GOOD Hope, Capt. J. also report, that
an American ship from Canton had BEEN
captured by the French ard sent into the
Isle OF France, and that an unsuccessful
attempt had been made by a British frigat,
to Cat her out. We are opprehensive that
'hls snip will prove 10 be the Ocean, Of this
port bound home from Canton. There
were no American vessels ct the Cap. Of
0ood Hope, when capt. Jones sailed
Capt. Remington, of ,he schr. Two Bro,
theirs, arrived at The Lszare,to, in % dss
from Cartlagena, informs that weeks be-
tore he sailed the people OF Carthaseua
elected president, and Opposed the s.
vernon, whom, however, they appointed
vlce-pres'dent. Many ofthe people appear
dissatlsfed>vith the change.
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Heaven wept, that man might smile
Heaven b!ed, that man
NIight never die -
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Don Juan, with the most hardened intre-
pidity, enters the repository OF the dead, in
which msnsion appears the Spirit of the as
sasinated Duke--Scaramouch uses every di-
suasive to induce him to.forego his intention.
but finding his efforts vain, reluctantly leaves
his Master--Don Juan, With frantic obduracy,
series the Wondering bones of the murdered
iatDer, and casts them at the Phantom's feet
ne hoerune In all the agony ofguilt, casts
himself upon the ground, to, avoid the terrors
which surround him, but in vain ! Demons
appear and precipitate their victim into
TIE ABYSS OF GUILT. :
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July ~.

Jult Received
Ind 70, Gale BY flames Kennedy, sen. Be'I'
seller, King street,
Gentlemen and Lady's Pocket Almsnacs,
in plain anu Morocco bindings, Tor the year
1910.
Johu.on's Virginia and Farmers Alma.
nae. for do. containing variety Of useful aud
entertaining master-by the dszen or other
wise.
ALSO,
Or. Hooper. Physicians Vademecum-
lust published-a very useful Manual Tor
young gentlemen Of the faculty. Price III
cents.
Dr.. Recess Medical Guide.
Pennington's Memoirs Of Mrs. Eliza Car
Ter: ..-.-.. -.
Blairs Lectures ON 2hstorick and tho
Bellies Lettres. 1873. ...-..
Adams. Roman Antiquities.
Complete FarGer (new edition.
Misses hlAgazine--2 vols. -.
Porteu's Lectures on st. Matthew.
Dr.. Newcome's Harmspy Of the Evaace-
~, lists. III. as =
Mrs. Vests Letters to q Young Man.
Cowper's Poems and Task-seperate, ele.
= giant miniature editions.
Msdiator's Kingdom. not sf this World
81 and half cents. -, - :.
DsssRbsr1 spk
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Public Sale.

UNDER the authority OF decd Of trust
from Samasl bailey to US, for;hc purpose Of
securing the payment cfcer,ain debts TO III
ham Nilsson, surviving a.impis,ra,or OF Caa.
6erlana BAson, deceased, an! 10 Eenjama
Bolts, we will offer at public sale, for cssh,
on the 10Th day Of Mach next, at The front
door of the court. house, in Fairfax County,
ACT OF LAND, in the said county,
described in tins deed as situated on Occoquaa
Creek, adjoining TO the tawn OF Colchester,
and devised to the said Samuel Bailey by lis
father lillian Baiiry-supposcd to contain
four hundred acres. , ~.
Thomas Harrilon, jun.
R.. I. Taylor.
neesrhor eof4
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iekcu,shss .eto,e.
: S. & D. /, Z e T..

I'd EspEClFCLLY i.!"rm the i3h;r
N ta,is It ,ilesan'lria and il Win; -,
mat they k,wc J:rs cps;sc.i :>l,i ;ar .....r :,
F.irlax street atnfrc d"ors f'on. Ei y.;.,,
IL general assa,iincW. OF Ia,ias g.n,,ea..
misses. boys and childrens Shoes Of s,.i,,
description. pa'tiy ,har!y selected r:om /, !,
best factories, of tue best n:ateria!s and Ne :
est paltcrns. u -.
kp-, Also a quantity ofsHATs.
January -. 81 90 4sg,-, cos,
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New Tooth Extractor.
December s.

THE subscriber has effected All improve
rncnt in tho Instrument for extracting teeth,
by which thar operation is rendered consider.
ably less painful. and mors safe, than by the
common method, and applies in al cases.
During some months use OF this ins,ru-
menl, 1.-THE only one except Bruf4's Parent,
where that will apply the Jaw has In 10 IN
stance been injured, nor the gun, torn Tor h.
cerated.) 49,.
Persons who chuse il, attended u, their
homes as usual. Apply lower end Of Prince
street to -. 80.
Oh: Douglas.
Intending to apply for patent, 1t cannot
be seen for examination at present.
December IS. eo3m
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Orphans Court.

AIexaHaFia County, Jan. Term, 1910.
Ordered, That she executors Of Chrisian
Ludviek ReLrget, deceased, do insert the
following advertisement three times in each
week for for four weeks, in the Alexandra
Daily Gazette.
Teste.
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ANTHONY RHODES,
PaixcE.sTnEEr,
mrs FOR SALE,

I ENACTON1 CVI.ION Yarn Of vari.,,
l. numbers, Tor weaving and ,k,v tiny, :, :.
Ineriean Ginghsms, Stripes, Gh,n.a a..
Bedtieking. shirting, Shcc,ing ana Di.,,r
also Co,tun Threads ofvalio,s co!crs, =; =,
flclory p:iccs-Rhode Island Cheese, pr,s-
toes, Cyder and Apples, by the bur-,
Beci and Hcfsiugs, Ter barrel, Mould & dp's
Candies, per box, Sugar, per barrel, Cu..is
Wine, per barrel, Cotton, per bale, Goa, 81
Cotton HanGkerchiefs, per bele or picce--A..-
so number Of Rhod-. Island tuilt Mc.c,
.Boats-Mcns and Womens Shoes, and Go.
cerics as usual. ...
s. January Q. .--.. r.'.'.. -. co
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TO THE PUBLIC
lEV1o are sese'ed aitk CoSghs, Colds, 'as'"'ss'
and coasxsataisrs. .. g.


TTxHERE is perhaps no medical ooserss-
,ion better established, none more 81
orally confirmed by the experience OF tns
hest physicians Of al ages and countries, anu
none Of more importance 20 the praeanonss
than the fact that many Of the most difncoIs
and incurabls complaints originate In neS'ecs'
ed COLDS In a'csimatc'as variable % ours
where tao changes Of the weather are Tree
ouently sudden and 'unexpecteds is requires
more care and attention to guard against tn's
subtls and aaneerous enemy eflife, than inoss
people imagine, or are willing % bestow.-
Hence the vast number OF patients atflsted
with coughs, catarrhs, asthmas and eonsumP.
lions. The many cases Of the kind whsch
fell urder mp observation, the disappointmens
7 exper;encod IN practice, from remedies
hirhiy recommended, and my own pre-dts'
position 20 pulnonic complaints, were strong
Inducements for nae 10 consider wnetncE
compound, consisting Of rnDd vegetable SUD
stances could not be invented, more iree from
the well founded objections OF pracnuonsfs'
and better calculated to avert the threstehnS
destruction Of the lungs. =,
= ] have the satisfaction to ofsr TO the pao'
I,c such a remedy, under the name OF the
! VEGETABLE PULMONlc DETER;
GENT, well adapted to various constitutions
and habits, and to declare with the fullest
confidence that found this composition tar
superior to others in:ended to answer the
same purpose. am perfectly satisfied, that
practitioners, who have frequently to combat
the effects Of suppressed perspiration and dc
not neglect the use of the lancet and other
evaeuations, Whenever they are indicated,
will place this medicine on the list OF their
most favorite remedies; as it can IN no case
do haru. will abide by this motto:
NO RELIEF NO PAY.
This motto may be Sleemed ostentatious by
some, and amounting to q positivenes. that,
the medicine will invariably effect cure IN
any stage of a. disease like miracle; the
proprietor is FAR from believing that this me
dicins will render mankind immortal; but he
il fully sensible if taken seasonabiy, and &C
cording to the directions, II will either pre-
vent or cure, and if unsessonahly; it Will most
sensibly alleviate, distress and prolong lite
and having no desire to profit by the conn
dence of the sick and afflicted, induces me to
make the above overture. Should the contra
~ appear in any instance, rs in some u pos-
sibiy may, the money for the medicine will
be cheerfuliy refunded BY the person who
may ysnd the same.
= GEORGE ROGERS.
N: B, The above named medicine Is Sc
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
the Presiden. of the United States and pre-
pared at his Dispensary in Northampton
county OF Hampshire and state Of Mas'aehu-
sets.
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To the. Public.

The great benefit which l have experience
Cd from Rogers's Vegetable, &c. and hrm
persuasion that it may afford relief TO others,
induces me to make every laudabls sxert!on
for its distribution.
For Eve years preceding the last OF Dec:
1907, In consequence OF taking violent cold
] had beeh afflicted with the asthma, disor-
der which conceived 20 be hereditary, my
father and grand father both having greatly
suffered from Il. The disorder increasing
rapid.y upon me, in the spring OF 1907, /
consulted DR.. c. l.. Seeger, but the urgency
.ofhis business prevented him from attending
AT that time, particularly to my case. MY ou'
x;ness made i necessary for ne to leave home
and be absent the greater part OF summer,
which deprived me Of the able professional
assistance OF DR.. Seerer. In September last,
, a severe cold brought on violent cough and
&he disorder assumed an aspect more serious
and alarming than at any former period--I
WA, extremely facilitated, enaeioied and esS--
Sned. Such was the irritability ofmy lungs
! was obliged 20 use the greatest eaueonin tho
:. act of respiration. After free use OF 10,
rers's yegesable, sc. for about two months
Z was perfectly relieved Of the dreadful cough
~hich had 50 long afflicted me, and completes
~ cured Of every symptom of the asthma-
Ia short, blessed be God, have continued in
.o,rnd health ever since. As these facts may
\. important to those unfortunate individuals
: Who are suffering from the same disorder,
Nave been thus particularin their detail.---
And I do not hesitate to declare my solemn
mnnyiction, both from nay own experience and
,nhservine its effects On others, that DR.. Re-
Srcra4 81. P. D. il, an easy, safe and effectual
remedy for coughs and ssthnss, and is the
ereatest antidote 10 I'LL pulunonic complaints
~ the world has ever Witnessed.
Jacob w. Brewiter.
(. ix;reAsmtfna, Iansary, 1902. u.
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CONTAINING 1900 acres, more arless'
4 called and knownby the NINE ottsuaa.
- Marsh. wing within IL niiis.Vf NVihFftes.