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TINE subscriber by virtue of deed Of
4 trust to him from WILLIAM aoDe,
SON, dated on the goth day of November, in
the Year 1903, for the purpose Of securing
Jain Hopkins, OH the 9th day of February
next, and at the hour OF twelve O'Clock Of
that day-if the day is not fair one, then on
tic first fair day thereafter and at the same
hour will proceed to sell for ready money,
at public auction, to tie highest bidder, on
the premises, .,.
The Fee-simple Estate
In the fRo,ung Pral1erfy, TO- w't:
About five acres and ten poles of ground
with the houses thereon, situate in the coun-
ty of Alexandria, in the vicinity Of the town
of Alexal dria, and adjoining the west side
of Bellview, the residence OF MIR. Hodgson,
which five acycs and ten poles are now in the
possession of MIR. Hodgson.
Edmund |. Lee, Tu/2ee.
JanuaryS. cots
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ANTHONY RHODES,
pRIHCE.sTkEEr,
HAS FOR SaL E

II n 5 + q X II l. e,
.TACTORY COTTON Yarn of various
Il numbers, ior weaving and knitting, a
merican Ginghams, Stripes, Chanibrays,-
Bed,icking, Shifting, Shcetirg and Diapers
also Cotton Thread. ofvarious colors, all at
factory prices-Rhode Island Cheese, Posa-
toes, Cyder and Apples, by the barrel,
Beef and Herrings per barrel, Mould & d'p't
Cardlcs, per box, Sugar, per barrel, Curant
Wine, per barrel, Cotton, per bale, coarse
Cotton uAnt!kcrchiefs, per bile or picce-Al-
SO a number Of Rhodc-lsland built Moses
Boats-Mens and Wcnens Shoes, and Gre
ccries as usual.
January g. 60
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New Tooth Extractor.

THE subscriber has effected an improve
ment in tho instrument for extracting teeth,
by which that operation is rendered consider.
ably less painful. and more Sale, thar by the
compon method, and applies in all cases.
During some months use Of this instru-
menl, 1.-THE only one except Bruf's Patent,
where that will apply the jaw has in no in
stance been in urcc, nor the gum torn Tor Ia.
ceratcd.l
Persons who chuse it, attended at their
homes as usual. Apply lower cad of Prince
street to
Oh: Douglas.
Intending to apply for patent, it cannot
be seen for examination at present. g.. ..
December %. . ......... -, eo3m
For Sale or Leale. :.
I wish to sell, or lease on ground rent for
ever, LIE. Of Ground OH the south side of
Prince street, between Alfred and Patrick.
streets. u. .l.hhs.si ~
,,. ,.... -... r. Moss. I
JaAuary5. 2aw4w
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TaLuQbL. PROPERTY fer Sale.

IN pursuance Of deed executed 10 the
subscribers on the 'lth day Of August, 1903
by the late Robert I. Hooc, Esq. in trust tor
certain purposes thereby expire sscd, they will
proceed to sci, ut public auction, at the Cot
feel House, in the town of Alexandria, on the
FIRST Monday in March next, the following
valuable PROPERTY, viz.
One Lot of Ground in the
said town of Alexandria, lying eastward of
Union and between Duke and " ollie streets,
with Wharf extended from the same into
the river: This lot fronts feet on the
Potomac.
One other Lot. situated on
Water street, between Prince and Duke
streets, and fronting about ~ feet on Water
street. This lot is handsomely enclosed. and
there is very productive garden upon 1t.
The undivided Aioicsy ct'thc jollozTng Prefer
.ts, ell situated IN hs sUra toSrn IF .feran-
driG, to wit
One Moiety of the Property
on which the said X. I. Hoe lately resided
situated at the corner of Prince and Water
streets, and fronting feet or therea-
bouts on Water, and feet On Prince
VII llllo ptCpSlNg SS
sive Brick Buildings, forming large and
well finished Dwelling House * three Stores,
with I'll necessary out houses, pump IN the
yard and oil excellent garden.
II l. S O,
The undivided Moiety Of a
House and Lot situated at tao corner OF Wa
ter and Duke street,, fronting feet on
Water and feet on Duke. This pro-
perry is subject to an annual ground rent for.
ever Of sixty ono and ar half dollars.
The whole Of the above property except
the last is free Of cncumbrnce, and will b
shown ut any time to such Os desire 20 be in
formed about it. The sale will 10 made on u
credit Of 6, " and Is months for approved
Endorsed notes, negotiable at the bank Of Alex
andria.
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t. Marine hjurance COMPANY
of ALexandria.
Nov 81.

g. Marine Myurance COMPANY
of Alexandrta.
INSURANCE. OFFICE, 1911 Dec. 1909.
THE Stockholders in this institution are
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rcctors, will be held at the court house in A
lexandria, en- Monday The 18Th day Of Janu-
AIRY next, ensuing.
By order,
!. B. Nichols, SeC'ry.
2awtl 5thJan.
81 Mr.. Davis, of Richmond, will insert
the above advertisement in his paper once
week till the 18th Of January.
Juit Received
ind far sale by flames Kennedy, sen. Book
seller, King. street,
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Ii st 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled toe
Ten Dollar prize each. -' ...
t. The drawing will commence in the
Civ of New York on the third Tuesday in
April next, and will continue to draw 600
Tickets each day Except the lat day, when
there will remain 500 to be DRAWN until
finished.
TIcKETs for sale by 4. GRAY, Rook4-
Ter, ling street, alexandria, where Il! l;2k-
cts Sold by him may lie examined, and lntc;
nation obt;ined Respecting tie Lottery dur
in, ,hc drawing, free of cxpeuce Plies in
the Baltimore College Lottery vii! b, tak,a
q. their full value for tickets in this otter,
and tho difference paid in cash. CASH WI
also be advanced forsnrizcs as soon as draw,
at mo,ie ratio discount. q - ~ 10.
Present price oltickcs eight doisrs.
JaIuny |. .. .t..f ,.....
Should the first number, on tic ! 9Th dav
Of drawing, be either ct TIC hun.i'ers from
drawn number lnnt one clIhnso n'lnorrsl
shall draw, and be entitled 10 llle go :jckrS,
with the prizes and blanka lhul may be drawn
to them previous to the 18Th day Of ora wing
and in tho like manner with tickets Tor TIC
10th, 25th, ami 3oth days Of drawing; 50
that u person with one ticket ,nuy draw Owe
Thousand Tickets! Question I!nw! An
swcr--Supposc No. HIS, is the nropcry
Of 4 the first drawn number on TIE 18Th dsy
Of drawing, which vii cn,itle ITO the nu,a.
Der! from 10 25C and the FIRST drawn mum
Der on the goth day Of drawing, may Lc No
us, which will enti.le him 10 the n,.,nbe,
from IS TO 800 The hrst drawn number,
on the :5'h day. may be No. SIS, witch viii
cni,l" hin 10 The numbers from :2,UOl to
2l25o. Inclusive and the first drawn num-
ser, o" the Soth day Of drawing, may be sae
Of tic 80 tickets already drawn, which will
en.itle him to .lac numbers from 22.25O to
:2,50O-l.s, sir. and the thousand tickets
may draw One Hundred thousand Dollars!
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lo,924 Prizes,
"4,o76 Blanks,

Less than IA blanks to prize subject
to deduction of Is per cent. Prizes Paya-
bic so Gays after the conclusion OF the draw
lag. .......n.. "a. .s.-f> 49,.
OF THE ANNEXED PRIZES. e..
lst drawn. No. 10th day of drawing entitled
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December 8.

For Kent or Sale,
A Bake-hon1c SO D7u.iha,-houJi.
THAT Bake House and Dwelling House
htuase at the corner Of Water and Omnoto
Streets at present occupied by Mr.. hndres
Jameson. Possession may, be had the iI':
day Of january next.
u. John Dundas.
November ~. d,w&eod
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Isl Go. 18th do. ESQ llckets from
$50. No. | to No. $50, inclusive.'
LIST do. Goth do. $50 do. from No.
2sl to 500, inclusive
LIST do. 25th do $50 90. nom No.
r, F. " 22,Col to 22,25o, inclusive
LIST do Soth do. $50 do. from No.
22,25 to $4,000, inclusive.
lst 10. 35th 10. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
lst 60. 40th do. -r 1000
Isl Go. 18th do. $4,000
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l. A N D S
h.ay alexandria to be Eentcd.

r WILL rent on moo crate terms, 70 al PROV
i ell tenants, the wi.o.c, OF any part o' INC
following -..- .
VAIUdEIE PROPERTY.
80 acres rr,nprctendlnp that
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(COPY)
MALTA, AUGUST goth, 1910.
Tohn Gawu2, Esq.

u
Ameyican Consul, Gibraltar: ~
SIR arrived at this place on the s2d
Inst. in the sch'r Hamilton, captain Witt
lock. as Rag Of truce, in consequence of an
unfAvourahIs change IN the situation Of our
ahalSs at "a unIs, with the. expectation of
making some arrangement whereby the diff
Guilty which has taken place may be AMIGA
bly adjusted. 80.
On the 14,h instant his e1celiency the B.
sent messenger TO requesi nv presence at
the palace. l. accordingly presented N.Y.
self, and he informed me that in conse.
quence 81 the seizure Of vessel belonging
to. him and bearing his fag, thro' the inter-
ference. OF Mr.. Pulls, the American Consul
at Malta, he had given orders to arrest all
the Americans and sequesttr all their pro-
petty in the kingdom of Tunis, which he
would hold until he received full satisfaction
from tho United States, consid rug ,hem
responsible for the acts Of their public a.
gents. -. !. as 80
The vessel alluded TO was the ship Liber-
ty, Of Philadelphia, belonging to William
Heylet,, OF that place, which had been ,akyn
by French priva.eer, broug to Tunis and
sold by order Of the: French Consul at pub,
lie auction. The FIRST minister Of the Bey.
was the purchaser, and she afterwards pro-
ceeded to Malta under. Tunisian, colors,
where she arrived without interruption
in the month of MAY last. SIR. Pals,
the American Consul, applied 20 the, Mat
.,ese coortor Consolose del 4Naae (asthe Brit
ish Internationally coure would NOT inter
.iere. and claimed tic ship for the original
American owners, His sxcelcncy the Bey,
on being Informed of, this, took the mea-
sures before related.
lie not only regards this as a loss of pro-;
perry but as an insult offered to his flag, and
will vlewls sadeclafssion of war if the ship
should not be restored 10 him, with dana,
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ges for detention. He insists on the, right
OF purchasing prizevessels atauosion or aay
others offered for sale, in his kingdom, and
that his flag shall protect thrm. His ex.
acrllency declared that he had given ME the
strongest proofs Of his justice and friendly
sdlsPcslton TO my government, in causing all
the American vessels with their cargoes 70
!; be released, which had been taken within
the lini:fs of his Jurisdiction ;bus those ia
ken On the high seas was an affairisbetwern
the American and French governments, <
didnot Concern him. H. has warned me that
III the shipRolla American vessel taken by'a
!, French privateer witApu, his, j4risd'c,lonal
ilniss9 s purchased by his agents at public
.auctioa, al the French, Consulate, should
be hereafter claimed by an American GRIP
tizsn ard given up 10 him the Americans
with ,heirproperty at Tunis shall be answer
abte tor the<vent. s~..i >, z. = $685.. ~,
HE amount Of, American property at
Iunis may be computed at about $50, 900
dollars. 81, go n
Alla'y endeavors to deter his excelleney
from these harsh measures were of no a.
vail. lie asuted me, in the most so
| Tenn manner, that he would not only firmly
adhere " the steps he had already taken, bur
would pursue such Others as he might deem
necessary. have now, however, to iulorm
you, that, on my arrival here, and in coRsc-.
quence Of my having Off Tally informed Mr..
Pulls OF what had taken place a, Tunis; he
has, as the only, alternative to- prevent a
war, Withdrawn his claim, and the ship has
been restored to the ,Bey's ambassador at
this place, whereby our relations ~ish that
regency are again placed on the friendly
footing on which they were before this un.
fortunate occurrence took place.
j shall sail Oh my return to Tunia inme,
diately il. thevessel WHICH brough, me- here
having thus brought ,he difficulty which had
arisen to an amicshle conclusion, on terms
which / trust will be satisfactory to my go
veraalent. x - -
Very respectfully, have the
honor to be. Sir, i &;,
your most obedient humble sarvans,
(Sig6e'l) c. d. COKE.
~ ---~+s-- <,tJ..z.g
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By virtue Of a deed of truft.

| from Daniel Ms Carly. and Margaretta Ma.
! tlida Sncwdens = his wife, TO us the subscri-s
| bcrs, will be exposed to public sale on Tues.
DAY TIE jlt7h day of February ncrf, at Craw-,
| ford's tavern. in George Town, a Tract OF
Land an The river Potomac, lying in Loudoun
| county, state Of Virginia. known as MsCar-.
tvs fsand, and Sugar Lend Tract. or so
much thereof as will be sufficient 10 paw the
sum recorded in said deed. :, . 49,.
THIS property lies about 20 miles above.
George Town, and the city of Washin etcn
and the Island part Of the property, contain.
ing 800 acres, is known by itsd produce.
tons to be the most valuable and desir,hl..
land in either the states of Maryland or Vir-.
ginia, with proper cultivation NAV be made
reproduce 100 bushels Of corn Per acre IA
great proportion of this tract is heavily fin
bered, from which an incxhaustable o,iantitv
oi ship timber, slaves, &c. may be taken.-.e
The property will be shewn on application to :
Mr.. John w. 'Bronaugh, in George Town. or
Mr.. Daniel M'Carty, on the premises. ~ he -
terms of sale are, one third cash, or nepotia-s
bic paper in the bank Of Columbia, at go davss
with Two approved eH6orsers residing within
the District OF Columbia the balance in three.
equal payments oithree, six and nine nionths.>
all bearing interest from day of sale, in notes
as above mentioned The land is to remain,
bound, and berresold on default of pavYrent.~
Tor SO much ready money as may be sufici-
entto raise the balance then due, and the re-
sldue on a credit to meet the future install.
meft or instruments, the proceeds of which
resale Is TO be in like manner secured. and !,
this operation of resale is to be rade as often !.
as suchrsucoessive default shall require, con-,
forming each to the terms prescribed for the
first. 80. 80 -
Eliiha Ianney,
James Keith, Jun.
November S. saw,s
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The subiec. of university will probably
be referred 90 the committee on the affairs
of the district Of Columbia. From the &C.
neral complexion Of that committee the
friends of that university have not the Ut
mos, 70 hope. However, something may
l,e done but it is desirable that much be
done that at once a complete system be
brought forward and established. the
sutrjecs mas subsequently, been referred TO a
select commi,tee,l
The President since his message has used
she same sentiments 10 favor OF the estab-
i.shmens OF university as were used by
WashinetoE. This may have been wise in
MIN as q nan, b1t not as a politician. 1t
tsassa woefui mistake 10 use the language
pf mar whose virtues it is siacerely be-
lieved rnany of the members of the present
rouse al representatives have not yet -ceas-
sdso hate: and the remembrance of Wash.
iagtoae asdcns wish Tor this estabiis inens
will havs al unfavoia5le operation On the
minds Of niany. Tbs recommeuda,ian has
adubtiessi njcsed the Presidents reputation
N the oninion Of many.
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From q kate Loadon paper.
SPANISH CHIEFTAINS.

In two years and ar half the conquest Of
Spain has NOT been achieved the Spirit Of
resistance increases and is confirmed, whiir
those who serve the invader. are full of
diseoa!ent and lisseolion. Besides shs
regular armies, Which under Blake in
aturcia, Caro-. in Vai@rcia, O D3nneli il
Catalonia, Romana ia Estramalura, NAH
Gallicia, and Elio at the island Of Leon
are unbreken and we'll disciplined the
whole country swasms with bands Of. pa
srio;s, who intercept conveys ard couriers,
destroy small detachmcnss Of the French
and infest the very gates of the towns in
their possession. .ss - -. 80,
"'I'lie EnpeZihado, having Witnessed at
Amanda, Oh tic Donso, the murder of his
whole family in cold blood, by party Of!
French; soldiers, escaped from their hands,
and swcre never. TO sheath his sword while a
Frenchmau aiaed in SPAIN =,
j" H. collected troopof 1900 men, who
have aimed themselves as well as they have
beer able, and are clothed injthe. imperial
uniforms which they have taken. There
is scarcely a province in the Peninsula
which he has not visited; and in all his
fame is the theme of praise and cause of
"tIn Ga!lcia he reduced, the army OF
Marshal Ney to want, and Ii orally TO ma
kedness, by intercePtIng their supplies and
his coursrs..:,9
=" Inshe mountains Of Guadram nearMa.
Grid, tao French had taken prisoners eight
of his men, whom they, had nailed to the
trunks of trees, az a warning to other bril-
fsnds !; this was no sooner known TO the
Enlpe zinado, than he marched to the at
tack of French detachment having sue
ceeaetl 10 taking some: prisoners, he con-
Quoted them 70 the very spot on which his
followers had suffered death and inflicted
upon them the same punishment in the same
manner. Marshal Bessieres, quickly per-
ceivingon Which,side would be the advan..
tage of such warfare of retaliation, was
obliged to submit to the humiliation of con-
ciuding a formal treaty.. in which both par
ties promised to, adopr a nlore civilized
sys,eta. have been informed by a Spanish
officer, who served with distinction. near
Salamanca and Valladolid, that the Empe-
zinado appeared often Al, the gatesof the
former city, playing on his Guitar, and pro-.
voking the French soldiers to come forth
and 6gh, him. rs
&" Having resolved TO deliver three hun
dred Spaniards who were Imprisoned in
ValIadoIid he entered the city, a. night in
disguise, and conteived, to in.oxioate. the !.
French csnsinels, and released'the captiyes;
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alsrsnsrts DatIp casstts.
fyEDaEsDAY, DECEMBER II.

The Speaker has appointed Mr.. Roof
.,.;rn.n Of the committee OF claims. This
Ina, is the strenuous oPPoser OF al
e., every claim. His opposition TO the
-. &c n. widow of the late Gen. Ha-
IL, he las, session, did him just $50
ae,, honor as few would be gra,i6ed in
..;s;on MIR, Earnums motive IN this
.aooia,neu, is not calculated TO yield him
much credit
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A SUCCESSFUL VILLAIN.

We have French paper, which contains
among the ship news, the following parti-
cula's relating to Capt. Black, an American
who cruises in a French prvatecr, and has
made extensive depreda1ioas on his own
countfymen, under the patronage and al
thority OF our loving friend the emperor OF
France. Besides several vessels belonging
to other nations, Captain Black captured
the following belonging to the U. States, in
one tortnight. Ga. the 1se. the Union, Of
Nantucket; on the 9Th the Benjamin, from
Liverpool, released. Besides these he cap
tured three English and two Portuguese
vessels in the same time.-B9st2n RIP.
We have thought proper to publish the
following article, earlier than We should
otherwise have done, for the information of
such four mercantile f'icnds as are interested
in the Mediterranean trade, and have been
alarmed at the prospect of its INTERRUPTION -
Iat. Incl. 80
Estrncs Qf letter from 70hn Gqp;no, E$5.
Consul Of the Umtrd States at Gibraltar,
to me Secretary Stats. dated tie 1871
of-Sect. 1910. - -. ~ !.
fl beg lgsve TO hand you acopy Of a
teter from Consul Coke, dated Malta, 26,h
u!i..when,he~was on his return TO IHunis. Il
has given me great pleasure TO find his hav
ing succeeded in terminating araicably the
differences which had taken place with that
Bey."
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APPROPRIATIONS IN ITALY.

Phe brig John Sears, arrived IN .h's pof''
YESTERDAY, in ~ days from Naples, con.
6rms-that all the american vessels IN that
place were conGscated and most oil them
sold. Capt. S. sailed by particular psrm' f'
sion; touched at Gibraltar, forty days siuoe I
bur. was allowed 10 have no other oonn'uht-
cation than by letter to the American CON.
sui Boston Repertory.
A writer in the New Jersey journal "a
democratic paper on the subject OF taxing
bank stock, says, that such is The ciamor
which has been raised against this uncon-
ssitutional and iniquitous law, and such the
inconsistsncy Of the friends 10 thesmcasure
in the first instance, that the citizens at
Newark, who a, the late election rejected
Messts. Ward and Day, on the score OF
their opposition 10 taxing bark stock, are
now holding public meetings, expressing
their disapprobation of the present taxing
law, and that the very men VINO were 30
much in favor Of taxing, have now come
forward and offered TO pay the tax for the
Newark bank, the FIRST year, if they will
continue business A striking instance
OF democratic folly and Inconsistency.
# will be rscollected that the democrats
unanimously voted for the law, and the ie-
deralists as unanimously opposedit
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whom he sent TO the arfay Of the Marquis

whom he sent to the aYhy OF the Marquis
de la,Romana. g.
!. 9 This intrepid Captain ha. frequently
carried off the, French Guard from ~.
gates OF Madrid, and OF other cities. H Ia.
twice attempted to seize the person Of r..
seph Bonapar,e. On the FIST occasion h.
sacked the Palace Of the Buen Retro. close
TO Madrid and. escaped with a booty of
10000 sserl. Z On the last; he failed BY the
treachery. Of one Tof his Liea,enaut.. who
having engaged pars,of the troop. to: be,rav
their leader, was himself killed bythcm.
:. "sThess anecdotes will auefice,to prove
the Empezloado possessed of all the quali.
ties which Romancegi,self attributes to hi.
occupations. Such warfare, s.conductrd BIZ.
such leaders, and there are many in Spain.
rs, most nox!o9s TO thea enemy, and most
deserving ofssuaport from the government.
Tantus amor laudum, ia, que injuyia cura.
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NOTICE..

NIX Creditors of Lsmes Douglass, on Tie
L II 18th OF July 1904, who subscribed his
reietse previously to the 6ist day CT iSoyem-
berlin that year, arc required to exhibit their
claims duy. authenticated to'the subscribers
on or before the first day o. January nexts
preparatory TO dividend. No interest VIII
be allowed alter the ,th;of July 1904. =.
RobertI. Tayls:ea
William New ''e''e