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abv the hand of his slave. No Christian,
who has any professions TO hciolsm, would
go out of the world in so sneaking a man.
sner. How far inferior was this to the con-
duct Of Saul! who, tho a wicked man, had
some knowledge of the goodness aud mercy
9of the true God; and though assured he
should fall in the battle with the Phillistines,
he would not shrink from the cause Of his
country, but was manfully slain with his
sons, and all his men, together, on Mount
rGiboa.
Brutus was " an honorable man." He
steered between the Vices Of Cesar, and the
too rigid viytue OF Cato and, before he
engaged in the questionable conspiracy a
ssainst Caesar, his benefactor, friend and
perhaps natural father, he was man of lr-
repyoachabls character. But
"--That famed ghost which in presasing
sound,
Call'd Brusus to PhiIippi's fatal ground"
it should seem, disarmed him Of his forth
tudet II communicated sad impression
to his mind and when it was possible for
brave men to have delayed, il not retrieved
the fortune of the day, he, without single
reflection on the duty of resignation to the
divine will, meanly retreated to thickst,
where he fell upon hia sword and destroy
ed himself.
Having shewn wherein the great men of
antiquity, in the heather world, have failed
or come short oftrue hesoism, our author
proceeds to poin, out some traits IN the cha
racter of The Christian Hero and gives
many instances of heroic conduct IN the life
ofSt Paul. He shews also, that Christi
aqity is much better calculated to produce
heroic virtues, and love of honorable tame.
than the dogmas OF philosophy OF any OF
the parties or sects among The heatilens )
tn opinions of so eminent man as SIR
Richard Steele, the friend of Addison, are
entitled 20 much respect and attention.
This smaiI but valuable work, eatitled,
s. Ihc Christian Hero" has been often
ri in,ed and much read in England, rs We'll
us by our iareiathcya in this country. 1t
stews the superiority Of the religion
pl Christians over that OF the heathen, even
ir that point Of view wherein it has been
supposed to be the most defective ; aud II
should be rea by every one who iszsaions
To support the honor ana greatly supstlcr
re pujation Of the Christian religion.
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LIBBY g CARNE

TTAVE just received by the ship Ten
Brothers further supply of HARD
WARE, among which are, fire tenders, coal
hods and scoops, cihder shovels, sheet iron,
mems w5msn's and boys saddle trees, frying
pans and sad irons. They hourly expect by
an arrival from Baltimore quantity OF
brass anil plated commotle handles, and but
TONS of the newest fashions, and from New
York some. pipe Franklin Stoves.
Nov. %. dat
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Alexandria County, SIS.

~ ABRAHAM FAW, one Of the Justices
of Peace fer said comfy, do certify, that
WILLIAM II Washington, of the county a
foresald, brought before me q Horse, tres
y,.s.;ng on his enclosure, of the following
description, TO wit: One Bay Horse, about 9
vearssold, about IA hands high, a small star
n his forehead, shod all round, TO other
brand or mark, valued st Thirty Dollars
Given under my hand and seal ttsis 2 ist day
of November, 1910.
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Yujcalam Grammar School.

TvHE subscriber will continue this School
the. ensuing year, and instruct young
gentlemen In the following branches of edu-
cation, to wit -Shelfng, Reading, flirting,
.4,lthmefic, EagLsh Grammar, upon the plan
of Lindlcy Murray ;--Comhosition, Blair's
Lectures, Moral Philosophy, Practical Sur-
Deying, and Geography with the use of the
Mans and Globes. Boarders can be well ac-
commodated convenient TO the school upon
very moderate terms. No student will be
admitted for a shorter time than one year
The price of tuition and FIRE wood will be
twenty one dollars and thirty four cents.
This seminary is adyantageously situated,
possessing in very eminent degree the adj
vantages of health, and of gcnteel and friend
ly society.
Charles Tackett.
Stafford County, Nov. 2-l6. 7te
The subscriber is distant about one mile
from Mr.. Jackets academy. He will &C
'commodate few boarders upon moderate
terms.
y. PEYTON.
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A.. Faw.
The owner of said Estray is

sreouested to come, prove property, pay
charges and take him away from the :ubscri-
hers. about four miles from Alexandra, near
Alexander Island.
Whliarn III. Washington.
November %. st
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lust Received,

Fresh CURRANTS,
Twelve boxes fresh Msscatei Raislns,
A few boxes Anchovies, Olives and Ca
pers,
. Mustard. Table Salt in baskets,
Best Spanish Segars in half boxes,
Excellent Cheese,
And variety of Marble Figures.
Louis Beeler.
October 3D.
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LONDON, Oct. s.
+" To the Ron.Q7, citizens.

TIN the bosom of retirement, occupied
with no other cares than those Of consri5Et-
ing to the happiness of any family and
nrighbors, and tasting on Homes classic
territory all that pure refined bliss which
mind emb ued with lovr of the arts can
enjoy, | was assailed by the ruthless hand
of despotism, rendered still more heavy by
its being that of a brother; still more gal
linz, as be owes his life and his hono,s to
my ntrepidity.
{" This internal mandate was, that I
should repucia,e an endearsc wife, and de-
sert those children whom nature identifies
with my existence that should ascend
throne created by the most horrible per6dy
and unite my efforts to despoil and subju-
gate the yet unconquered part of the
globe
Citizens-I had no choice between un-
conditional submission & immediate flight.
did not hesitate The Tiber, on whose
banks | had vainIy hoped to pass my al
lotted term of life, rec eived me in her bo-
som, and she will watt me, trust, in safe.
ty to those shores which dreadful when
sought in hostility, become sure place of
refuge to the destitute and the oppressed.
Citizens, farewell my gratitude is all |
can leave behind. May your chains sit
Light upon you or rather may you soon
cease to bear any, by the Intervention Of
that Omnipotent vengeance, which sooner
or later Furnishes usurpation. tyranny and
oppression.
LUCIEN BCNAPARTE."
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LIFE.-A SONNET.

Il T. - q =
This life's pretty thing enough, s.
lit twas but manage right
The roads are sometimes hugely rough,
And then again they're light. -sa
However rough they e'er may be,
Z. IT'S sinful to complain;
"A heart that's innocent and free
Can smooth them down again.
IT'S like Journey, when we roam
With anxious thoughts abroad
Returning 70 our native home, IL
Fond HopE relieves the load.
THE SENSITIVE PLANT.
Oh would we mortals oft'ner deign TO look
In NATURES wide ineligible book:
In every page, instruction guides her pen,
And points moral, for the use OF men.
This little plant, how cautiously it meets
TIL approaching hand; advance, and 1t re-
treats;
See how it flies from the supposed disgrace,
And shrinks from y contact OF the rude EN-.
b,ace.
So Wisdom, Folly should forever shun:
So Virtue, from the touch OF Vice, should
So female beauty should from hattery Ry,
And spurn the incense of the siIded lie.
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va BOSTON, J

LONDON, Oct. IA.
Government have received and publish
ed a despatch from lord Wellington, da:=d
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
WA NEW-YO2K.).

From Bristol f'apers to the f2M sf 0et7
Der received at this office yesterday by
the brig Fair Lady from Bristol, Eng.
LONDON, Oct. S.
The following address to the citizens Of
Rome was issued byLucien Bonaparte, ana
privately distributed two days after he sail
ed, but was Immediately suppressed by an
official order
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Difrid of Columbia, to wit.

VT{H EREAS lillian Bond, hath, by
w his petition in writing, applied to
the honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one of the
assistant judges of the circuit court of the
District of Colu mbia, to DO admitted TO the be-
ne6t of the act of Congress, for the relief Of
insolyent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is in actual
confinement in the Jail of Alexandria county,
at the suit of Thomas Mason's administra-
tors, and being unable to discharge the
said claim, with others against him, has Of
Tered to deliver up to the use of his creditors,
all his property, real, personal and mixed
Notice is therefore given, to the creditors Of
the said William Bond, that on Saturday
next the 9Th Instant, between the hours of
nine and three o'clock at the court house, in
Alexandrl,, the oath OF All insolyent debtor will
be administered to the said William Bond.
and trustee appointed agreeably to the said
act Of congress, unless cause be then and there
shewn to the contrary.
BY order of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh one of the assistant Judges of the circuit
court OF the Die4rict of Coumbia, this 9th
day of August 1910.
c.. Deneale, C. G..
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Coach making, In all its various
Branches.
T.. P. TAYLOR.

- RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IN and the public, that he contin les to
carry on the Coach.nleking Business in all its
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax
street, formerly occupied by RAea and 1ay-
or, where all orders in his line OF business
will be strictly attended
From an establishment of three years in
the above line of business he is able to say,
as proof OF his workmanship, he has many
vouchers. -.
Gentlemen who may please to favor liam
with their orders for Carriages Of any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with neatness and strength.
N. b. All kinds of Carriages and Harness.
es made and repaired with neatness and disc
patch.
FOR SALE, ~ ,ssa.
A second hand coachee with Hsreesss
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PRICE 4 DOLLARS so cENTs-


Rules and Regulations lorthc Field EXer-
else aud Manuuvres Of the French infantry
issued August LIST, l79l; and the -ManGu-
yres added, which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon. Also, the Ma
lGunes of tue Field Artillery, with inlan-
try. By Col. Irenee Amelet dc Lacrolx, ia.e
Chief Of Brigade in the french service. In
three volumes, the third volume consisting
Of plates,
The principal part Of this work has been
translated from french to English, by Lieut.
Col. Macdonald, in the service o. his Britain
nick msles,y. Col, de Lacrolx has not only
ayalled himself of Macdonaid's translation
bui has retained the principal theories, with
which Col NJ. has enriched his WORE, espe-
cially his comparison Of the French tactics
WITH the Plusslan, and the principles OF the
different nations with the Eagilsh; because
those valuable notes are sufficient Tor such
comparisons, and arc in point. Col DE L.
mas augmented those notes.
lac Introduction OF Col. de Lacroix' Work
VII direct the attention of the young Amera-
cans the study of learned tactics, the re-
suit OF experience, and enable them to obtain
the precision desirable in the warrior, Tor
.Asy must be convinced that good officer
iorms good soldier, and that the expert
eace OF ages has demonstrated, that the SOL
s'eF viii perform his duty correctly, wheh he
swell commanded.
at the end of the second volume OF this
WORK, Cox De Lacroix has added the maneu-
neS OF the field artillery with the infantry,
according TO TIE French principles. ltisnot
aassseSsa'y to lavish praises on the advantage
S'aov'ng this laundering arm with the same
@sAlly ana celebrity as the line. Europe is
a'T convinced and confcsses It.. He has adj
ssu Fistes, which demonstrate those manGu-
'ss so essential TO the great operations o.
\ item. 0''D'
j, eol, de Lacroix has Judged it also expedi-
NO add 10 this book some new adopted
,aSeuyres, which have been put IN practice
Teeat advantage in the face of an enemy
sSenhance the value of this work is the onl.
EsSts could induce him to augment its size
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FRESH TEAS.
4 NVERIINEMEMl.

II Nv L M 4OL N LNI'
TvHE subscriber Will. if the grace OF God
permit, sell his STOCK or DIX
GOODS at cost, and under, Tor ready money
at hi, store in Prince street, between Water
aud Union streets, where those who wish to
INV cheap goods may be supplied until the
,vlo,. is sold What! do you smile because
he saws he will sell. Sc by tho grace OF HIM
in whom We live, move aud have our being!
Surely his mercy is over all his work, or his
creatures could not exis: for a moment witil-
ont bim--Then praise his holy name, and
u Worship him who is over all, blessed forever
more Go to, now, ye that say to day or to-
morrow we will go into such city and CONT
nue. there a year and buy and sell and get gam
whereas ye know not what shall be on the
morrow. See James a, l3.
VIM. P0mew.
August "a: oo'-eo
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
pcC,NjlED from nv farm at To


. RSCONDED from my farm at tue
- mouth of Seneca, about the TN OF lass
, = q man whose name is RALPH, "a
Years Of age. between black and yellow CO.
ior. nearly 6 feet high, very stout made
vel,owish eyes booking heavy--he has bat
little to say. His apparel was oznaoafs
sbirts. nes re cottop overjacket and trow--
seys. 1t Is likely he has made away WIN
them and procured other cioath!ng, y l,es
Negro man by name osmoo' living on ;eu -
4a,hsr and it is very probable he is therea-
ln,t - i, Alexandria, and with little trouble
may be found. 49,, .,rs
The above reward will be given to secure
him in washington City or alexandria JAIL
$500 Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo--lSt V
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ToTeph n. Vaudeville,

Tofeph Il. MandcVlllc,
:, . jIISr REcEIYED y FOR sale,
n,Sorshcads Sd and 4th proof good West
India Spirits,
% DO. Sugar, various qualities
- ,erces New Rice.
hogshcads Moiasscs'
do. copPeras.
edo, Alum .o,. NV
= h aEs 's of Imperial, Young Hyson, and
~. Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
sa1 Catalonia Wines.
N barrels of Hcrrings and Shad.
20 barrels Aerrings, put up with pafsi0a-
lar care aud sah-petrcd.
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt
Inly 2. -
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gryan HampSon. q 90.

Hare INST recessed and o6erjor safe,
,abbds. and SO barrels first quality sugar
% 10. seco d quality,
70 pipes oil London particular Madeira, ).
n;pcs and 8 tierces London market and
IS quarter casks Malssa WINES,
&c boxes dipt Candles,
aids. OLD jamaica Spirits,
! pipe old ccsnac brandy
eo,barrsls New Engiunu Rum,
40 do prime WAiskcy,
40 chests Imperial,
;odo Young Tyson TEAS, of this years
importation,
knd selected for family use,
ALSO, tie best selected Flour tor DO
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August a.:
Bryan Hampson q 90.
n - J [x Sub

Bryan HalIPso11 :" "
Have juf Reesirsd and for Sa'f'
100 bags prime Green Coffee
10 hhds. first quality New Orleans oosa'
IS do. second quality 90.
10 barlels Gin
50 boxes Pipes, containing 3 gross each
IS quarter casks Malaga Wine
20 boxes dipt Candles.
They also want to purchase quahu!S
TLAK-SEEp..
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From our Correspondent.

LONDON, SEPTEMBER IS,
Half Past7, z. M
This morning mail arrived from He'll
goland. Germans papers TO the Cd Ham.
burg letters to the 9TH, and Hellgoland to
the 9Th.
Hekgoland, SEPT. 6.
Great alarm continues 10 prevail in this
island. which ha. not been decreased by
the order from the king Of Denmark I'M
posing an EMBARGO on all the ports OF
Holstrin. This, we presume, has been
done for the purpose of keeping secret an
expedition some time preparing. Previous
to this decree, we had certain Information
Of great activity in all the Danish harbors,
as well as in the Texel, to prepare an expe-
di,ion to at,emp, the eonaagratlon OF the
rty Cd this island. In consequence Of
the terror inspired by this information, ali
persons owning fine manufactured goods,
have removed ,hem higher up from the
beach, and on, of the enemy's reach, unless
he efec. landing, of which we have no
fear. A great deal of colonial produce, sc.
remains near che shore, which might with.
out great difficulty be burnt. Our Ham
burg letters men,ion tina. every ship of war
from Dunkirk TO the north of Jutland, is
preparing for sea. Sumo great enterprise
is expected.
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NArLns, august IS.

All things proceed in the bes. manner for
the invasion of Sicily; the injury done to
our Aotl!a by the enemy last month being
repaired.
General ordeys.-Royal Camp of Piase,
August 8 The engagement. of Yesterday,
in which four Neapoi,an gun-boats gained
complete victory over seven of the enemy,
assisted by several Siclian vessels, has at
forded to his majesty [ Mural another sd
eisfactory proof of the skill and sallantry of
his marine. His majesty has the fullest re-
lance on his subjects connected with the
naval and military departments OF the expe.
dition, and is confident that neither courage
nor talent is wanting to render the projected
invasion effrctual His majesty returns his
royal thanks to the officers and men engag-
ed in these services, and has directed that
the saE,e be communicated to the whole ar
nnament.
(Signed( GRENIER.
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WAR IN TURKEY.
VIENNA, AUGUST 26.

VIENNA, AueUst 70.
On the 4fh August bloody affair took
place near Rudsrhuck, in which the lur ks
los, 200 killed the details have not reach
ed us. The repor, that Rudsehuek had
been given up was premature, as well as
the reported convention OF peace between
the Russians and the Porte. Several regt-
mems of Austrian cavalry have marched
9or the frontiers Of Watlachia.
To dav and yesterday it is asserted, on
authority of the Greek merchants, that the
Turks have gained considerable advantage
over the Russians.
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Spanifh Merlno Sheep.
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED
EIGHT EWES,

By TIE brig Brazilian, captain Luckst, jfrsm
Portugal,
TTTHICH, if not disposed of at private
Wv sale before the l4th OF nextmonth, will
on tha, day be sold at public sale at my farm
near Alexandra, on q liberal credit. These
sheep are in good health !; the wool Is very
sne, and they are large Merino's. They may
be seen at my farm, and the terms of sale
known on application 20 me.
James H. Hooe.
October29. dss
No. The Editor of the National Intelli-
aencer viii; please insert the above and send
Mkis account to this Office.
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HAMBuRG, Sept. !.

The equipment of The aset at Antwerp
proceeds 1000 men are daily engaged up.
On il. Perhaps the mos, beautiful ship of
so guns, ever built in that port. was lately
launch>d q.
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N o E | G E.
The President and Directors

The President and Directors
having authorised the subscription Of an adj
tlitional number of sherss 10 the Farmers
Bank If .1itraadria, the book will be opened
again for that purpose at Brooks's Tavern,
and continue open from 10 o'clock in the
forenoon until 2 in the afternoon, OH Satue-
day the ioth ofShe present month-and III
the mean time applications for subscription
may be made to either Of the subscribers.
Richard M. Scott,
Charles /. Catlett,
John Richter,
Cemmitiee ef she Directors:
November dot
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
(YIA BALTIlf0RE.)
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.

September IS.
WHEAT. English, 14s Sd Ass Cd per 70
lbs; Dantzic. las Sd l5s 4d American,
12s Cd AIS; Irish 9s ed 1s Cd. Flour,
English, fine 81 a 8Ss per 23o lbs; seconds
7saso; American supe.6ne 60 65s per
196ibs sour 50 a 54s.
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This Nashville (Tenn.) Gazette, Of the
ssth ult. contains the following article:
Accounts are received from Natchitoches,
that the Spaniards and Americans have a.
greed together to destroy the disputed ter
ritory between the Sabine river and bav
in the neighborhood of Natchitoches, and
that they had been destroyed accordingly.
This puts an end, for the present, as to any
contention about boundary, aud is,perhaps,
agreeable to the convention made between
Don Herrara aud General Wilkinson, who
marched in battle array 20 the great river
Sabine, and then marched back again.
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From German papers.
COPEN HACEN, Az

NOFEH AGEN, mug ~o'
An English frigs,e attempting 10 land
her crew al Rambaes, rear Christiansand
relinquished the attempt on the approach OF
our division. Intelligence from Norway
says the Danish gun boats have captured 81
English merchantmen.
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GRENIER.
HANOVER, Ausust 80.
(Sisned)

Ships with any, or even without any pa
pers, are now permitted to enter the ports
of Russia, If in ballast--accounts received
this day say that the same concessions are
made in the ports Of France.
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Baltimore Hospital Lottery.
TEE9 ETEVING

THES ETENING
The,sdrawing of the Baltimore Hospital
Lottery will positively commence,
A correct list of The fate CT al tickets sold
by the subscriber will be received by post at
ter each days drawing and information TO
adyenturers given gratis,
A~ Present price Of tickets ~ dollars,
and shares in proportion.
FOR sALE~RY
r. GRAY,
-Noveynhpr &
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BANKS OF THE EL8E, Sept: 1.

The English Acct connnues 10 crulze be-
tween Ionion and Corsica. Small parties
occasionally land and do much mischief
An English squadron cruIzrs In Leg aorn
roads, and obsuucts the coasting trade.
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CONCERNS Or GERMAN.

BY the treaty with l,.ly, Bsv. ' 'f,''
acquire somewha. more Than half "a = IS
Tyrol. ''
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The duke Of ouanto lFoueSts1 !" !, y,
arrival ~ hired ship in which he vii, D VI
to Naples, or The island OF Eliza. ~0e'
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ARRIVED,

HNN1FC Ed
4 kandsome assortment Of ladies nevest
fashioaed SHOES.
on HIND,
Cotton in bales.
Indigoin boxes.
Ground Nuts in bales.
Fancy Soap in Boxes.
Alum in casks:
Ale and Cider In bottles.
Cherry Rum of a very superior qua
lisy,
TrnRksand Shoes as usual.
E. Gilman.
October ~: Dat ElaN