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Meu s. interesting Publications.
For sale by JAMES KsNxEDr, sen. Booksel-
Ter, Kmg-street.

The Poor Mans Help and Young Mans
Guide with respect to their Natural Actions,
Civil Employments, necessary Recreations
and Religious Duties, with instructions for
those who would receive the Holy Commn.
Mon with comfort and advantage: To which
are added Prayers and Hymns for Families
and Individuals: By the Rev. w. Burkitt.
The American Ladies Preceptor for the
use of Schools
Speaker do.
DR.. Navoi's selection Of the Lives of Pin.
tarch, do.
Mrs. Leicester's School, or the History ne
several young Ladies, related by themselves
Miss Edgeworth's Moral Tale. for youno
persons.
Mrs Pinkerton's Mentorical Tale. for
young Ladies.
An account of the Post Offices throu obou,
The United States, with the names Of tbs
Post-Masters, the Counties and States IN
which they are situated, and their distances
from the seat of governmsnt-By . Cl.rk !.
The General Post Office.
As'-School Testaments of superior an,
litv. at so. So l-s and IS cents.
Goldsmith's Geography and Atlas-b.s.
edition. -sese
ONeills and Msrse's do.
June 70.
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its having been discovered, that mai's
of the letters alluded to political affalrs'
Government has this week made con.
siderable purchases in the article OF hemp
as il is said, at ain advanced price; which
the merchants in some degree consider as
a proof, that war between France anu
Russia is not quite SO certain!
The report vi the Prussian troops hayi
ing been marched into Bussia is again
repeated from the Baltic.
The embargo on Prussian vessels in
Swedish ports has been taken off. and A.
merican vessels proceed in their destina-
ton, without molestatiOn:
The son Of Bernadotte has been Great
ed Duke Of Sudermania
The wcavers in the neighbOufhOOd OF
Glasgow are now generally employed' al
though their wages are still greatly be-
low the average rate.
Of war between Russia and France;
all the letters by the mails speak with
confidence: Some indeed state that it has
been actually declared, and that hostilities
have already commeneed.-One letter,
from Gottenburg, ofthe 29th ult: address
sed to mercantile house, says" We
have this moment received a private ex-
press from Stockholm, where most I'M;
pOrtant fact was disclosed on the exchange
which may be considered oHicial-R,'ssia
has actually declared 7car against
France"
Since writing the above, we find that
government has received intelligence from
that quarter to the 29th, which takes no
notice of the event mentioned in the arti-
Gle from Helsenburgh.
C0NsTANTINoPLE, March ei.-Veli
Pacha, from Morea, has retakea the
town Of Levai, Of which the Russians had
taken possession.
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Coffee ana Hides at Auction.

Will be sold for account Of the Under
writer's or whomsoever it may concern. ON
THURSDAY next the 27th instant, at three
O'Clock in the afternoon, on po7retps wharf,
434 bags Or0noke Cefse,
$50 Spanish Hides.
Imported in the Diana from St. Bartholo-
news Terms will be made known at the
time Of sale.
June "a 1t
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Esty'uct Of an act Of the Corporation Of
alexandria, for the ertinguishment Of
Fire.
oEcTIoN7 z. IF any person who shall be
present at any fire shall neglect or refuse to
obey the order or direction Of any officer who
shall be appointed by any Fire Company now
established or which may be hereafter estab-
iished, knowing him to be an officer, such
person shall forfeit and pay the sum Of FIVE
dollars: Provided the name Of such officer
shall have been first published in one Of the
public papers.
At meeting of the SUN FIRE COMPANY, the
following OFFICERS were elected for this
year -
George Dcneale, President,
Cuthbert Powell, Vice-Presidens
John Hootf, Treasurer.
George Deneale, Ist.
John Tucker, I'd. Commanders:
Adam Lynn, 81.
Culhbert Powell,
Joseph Riddle, $40 Directors.
Daniel Minor,
Jacob Hoffman, I
Joseph Vaudeville,
Trueman Brashears, s "'N'0'''
Thomas Lawrason,
Jonah Thompson,
John Vaudeville, : Trustees.
James Kennedy, jr.
June q. 81
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) II I z u ( 4 " 4,

Will be sold at auction, on &C
>1, Count Of whomsoever 1t may con
SANS&} Germ, on THURSDAY next, I'M
~eefs.- mctialely siter the sale OF Cot
fec and Hides, Terms will then be made
lnown. Her inventory may be seen on ap-
pii,uion 70 Captain Lewis.
June ii. mw6tn
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We copy the following communication
from the Baltimore American Of Thurs
day last. There appears to be slight
difference of opinion between Mr.. Madi-
sons man Gales, and the printers en-
ployed to do his work in Baltimore.
E.,.,, tj,o ANyED;Et
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orvsniene.. and Inquiries of lie.
.,,, ,hem wi'h every requests Vi
''" ,,. mid s6aDcc TO AIRY hostile nation
y. coal,,ian on earth. In TINS per"'a'
u r. mr. public concerns, let US obey Tue
~. e national interest and honor |;
T., -. support every measure OF sosv'a'
,, ,nr trr,,,lnl,lng foreign raplne a"i Is
s.;o, lr.us not foster or coun,enAnce
-, Il. IL ,io,.s or pr,judices, f"ros against U.
n,;,,:o or +. aaee /; k, Us rxsermlaate those
MS %. NJ Tic ssrunons, which threaten
~ harv. ST ct p"!i,ical Misty; let US GRAM
.ce.v source al foreign l"aaence ana "ui'
,;ny Tic stream oi unoontaminatea Fa'rl'
OF IN.
ire militia has commanded the attention
of T.. president Of the L, States, whose
u,oDnsi,icu. for d. fence arc OF the h'gAest
Importance. The vast objects enb'sced
by the views Of the aspiring mona!chs OF
E;u,one their uaDounded ambition, pros
tr,,ing b. fore it every ohstacl. rf religion,
Justice and humanity; their frequent indl-
GATORS Of an hos.iIe disposition towards
us; tie time required to place the na,ion
IL ele brs, posture OF det-nce. s the short
ro,ce which may Precsde the necessw OF
.ai,, oil consplre 10 srge, III preference 10
,v,Iv other considerauop, those measures
waich regard DOR public sa!r.v. To per-
/. c: .he sicrrs ia discipline is indlspensa-
BIZ On ,,snl laust depend that OF the sol
d,ers. Ao army without rair, is weak IN
proportion 10 IT'S nunbers but well Essu-
l,sd, 10 movable :orurss, dsi> n4ed at
every point. The Struhen system n"w in
Va, IS y nei ally admitted To b inieiior 10
TIA, prat used IN Europe. II it should be
st,e VISA at the legislature To- adopt the Int
ter, szasoaable NOTICE to nur mc mbcrs in
cousr> S. may promote the measure. Aud
wili not I'D Inspector general, OF the IFS
military ,dsents, promote txpe:',iously me
desifa1 o4jec,: Ihe officers and sndiers
@! H., cu,nra 'nweai,h, nave manifested
martial z7at highly honorable TO thstn
st.ves. Insy have spared n-iihsr pains
or ex?cncr 10 prepare tor national d f nee.
Such militia is entitled to cvcfy rossibic
attention, ald and encouras emcnt.
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Public Sale.

BY virtue of deed of trust from RieAard
,areN to the subscriber, to secure the pay.
ment of a sum Of money 10 William Yves
ton, will be exposed to sale, for -eady mo.
ney, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,,
the 18Th day of February next,
A RENT charge of seventeen dollars,
n issuing out of piece of ground lying
upon the west side of Water Street and to the
northward Of Duke Street, nov in the pos
session of William Weston. Also, piece
of ground adjoining thereto, standing IS teer
upon Water Street, and running back 1913
feet inches. The ground and rent charge
are subject to the dover of Phebe Moore.
James Keith,
January %. Jaw.
THE HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN
FOR
OLD BRASS OR COPPER.
Gregg & Head.
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LETTER.

Treasury Department, Taa. so, 1871.
SIR,
Hav;"g already in a rsper, 70 the Senate
Of I'd March, 1909 expressed ny opinion
in favor nf renewal Of The charter Of ths
Bank Of the United States. an opinion
which remains unchanged. car only add
{. f'w explanatory remarks in answer 10 the
Inquiries OF the committee, as stated in
you, letter of yesterday
The banking systrm is now firmly es'a.
b,:shed aat., in ils ram'hcations, extends
70 every Fart Of the United States. I'm
sier'that system, the ass stance of banks sp-
pears 20 me necessary for the punctqal col
lection of the revenue, and Tor the safe
keeping and transmission OF public monies.
Tha, tie pune tuality of payments is prlnci-
paliy du- to banks, is fact generally &C.
knowlrdeed. Itls to certain degree, en-
forced by The refusal Of credit at the Gus
courthouse, SO lrng as former revenue
bond actually due remains unpa'd. Put
| think. nevrrtheiess, chat in ORDER TO in
sure that precision in the collection, on
which depcsds a corresponding discharge
of the pubic ensas emen's, it would, it no
use was made of banks. be found nscessa-
~ TO abolish altogether The credit now CIV
CT on the payment Of duties: measure
which would AFFECT ths CONNIE rcia! capt.
tai, and fall heavily on the consumrrs.-
That ihr public 7aonirs are safer BY being
weekly drpesited in backs, instead OF ae'
cumal4sng in the hands of collectors. IL
ssi'-evident. And their trans ion, when-
ever this may be wanted for the purpose
OF making payments 10 other places, than
these OF collection, canaot, with any con-
Veui-sce, he Effected on large scale IN an
extensive country, except .hro' the medium
OF banks. or persons acting as DANGERS.
The question therefore is, whe,hrr a
bans incorporated by the United States. or
nanber OF banks incorporated ey the Sc.
v-rsl states be most convenient for those
purposes.
State banks may be used, ard muat ia
Case Of non.renswal Ut the charter, be
used BY the Preparatory ar
rang n,en;s have already been B,ade 70 that
eifvct :, and il is believed that the ordinary
busin,ss viii be transacted through their
medurn, with less convenience. and in
sonse respects with perhaps less safety
than al ptes.nt, bus without any lpe-
rabls difficulty. The dif=rruee vim re-
specs 80 safety results from the nrganiza-
lion OF the bank of the United States, by
which it is responsible for the money de-
posted i. any @! its branches, whilst each
OF the state banks which may be employ
ed, will DC sespopsitle Only fox the sums
in IT'S own ksads. Thus the bank OF the
Saissd Ssaics is nax aasSerable fos the
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Mr. Rih.aes also reported bill for laying
additional duties on all goods, wares and Ner-
chandizs imported into the y. S. The adj
dition is left blank. 1t also imposed ten per
cent. additional duty on all goods imported In
foreign vessels. Read twice and referred to
the committee OF the Whole tor Monday
next.
Mr.. Potter offered a resolution instructing
the committee of ways and means to enquire
into the expediency of aulholising and di
reeting the monies e!onging to the U, S. to
be depo aited in such of the state banks as ars
the most safe, and viii give the most for the
use of sac, deposits. Carried.
The house then went into committee of
whole, Mr.. Desha in the chair, on the bill
supplementary to the non-intercourse law.
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IN SENATE,

TUESDAY,, February S.
On motion by Mr.. Crawford, the following
papers were read, and ordered to BE-
printed for the use of the Senate.
SENATE CHAMBER, 29;h Jan. 1911.
The Hon. Albert GaLlatin.
SlR--I'he committee Of the Senate, to
whom has been referred the memorial of
thu presicen, and directors Of the Bank OF
the United States, praying for renewal
Of their charter, have directed me to re-
guest You to state TO the committee, whe-
ther, in your opinion, the renewal of thu
said charter will not greatly facilitate tie
collection of the revenue, and promote the
public welfare. In complying with this re,
quest, il j. expected that you will furnish
the committee with ,hr facts and reasoning
upon which vour opinion has been formed /;
together with such other infor nation upon
this *uhjrc', as May b. in your possession.
am, sir. respectfully, your most obt.
and very humble servant,
VIM. II. CRAWFORD.
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CONGRESS.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
t!a5sa for the Atexaadria Gaz4te.1
WEDNESDAY,, February 6.

a resolution was passed, that the CON-
"'''ee o; commerce and manufactures be
instructed to enquire into the ,ediency Of
e'a'st'ng ylaw uaifsrin system Of suas-
ls 'tthe different custom houses.
nF. Eh!tes, from the committee of wars
~ means, reported bill to borrow M on-v !.
sum is lett blank; and autkorisins !. :
>''1'aiy OF the Treasury to issu. ee,siG-
o. stock, &c Twice real anc, rsicsred
lie Committee of sRe whole for Monday
hext
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HszU 10 1se stOn'd?-Oa the Cd dar Of
Novsmbrr ls.,, the President Of The United
States, issu d his Proclamation, infor ming
n. People, that 1T has seen officially made
knowu to the government. that ,hc eti:c,s
81 france, violating the neutral commerce
O. he UDised States have ben so revoked
as cease TO have eff CT on the 6rst OF the
prssro, month Nov.
s;r. Madison, il is 70 be regretted, has
had 100 much faith in the assurance of
l'anragnv. the French Minister 0: Fo-
r7'Sn Reia,ions--tor, IL will be sen, oy this
ssH'r minister's report to Borspar1e in this
d.v, Gazstte, that on The S,h OF las, moa,h,
he SAYS, SIRE, as lang as England shalt
Persist in her Orders in Council, your TIA
ltsly viii persist n your pecrcrs.'
Inns report, too, WAS adopted at An extra
SESSION st in; French Conservative Senate
held N the 18th cit.
Vi leave this difficulty to be s-s:led az
Washington. Something must be imms.
d'aie' done. The Presidents proclaa.a-
t"n, a"w, is nonenti,y, ard no seizure
u Srnlsh goods can be made under il.
ca. T. Gaz.
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~ REMOVAL.
! O H N K N / c. H T,
Saddle. - LJ.-.>l

sadQler q Harness maker,
ID EGS leave to inform MS friends e pub
- lie in general Of Alexandra and its vi,
clnlty, that he h'.s removed from his old
stard upper end o; King. street, to the store
lately occupied by Mr.. M'Allister, and adj
joining the store Of Mr.. Roberts and nearly
opposite the indian Queen tavern, where
those who may please TO favor him with their
custom in either Of the above branches, may
rely on being accommodated or as reasona-
BILE terms and at the sa me time with a. neat
and seryieeable work as any other person in
the district can produce. and with the great.
est despatch.
N. B. Wanted Immediately jour,
neyman. None but good workman
will answer.
January %. 2aws1y
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Your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Hon. VIM. II. Crawttrd,
Chairman, IN Senate.

90 THE OFFICERS of the ed
Legion are requelted to aae.pble at
MIR. MsDougalfs on Saturday the 9th
inf. ats o'clock in the evening.
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust from
James GuAat and Elizabeth his wife, to the
subscriber, 10 secure the payment of SUM
OF money due from James Gullatt to Joseph
Thomas, will be exposed to publ: sale, on
the premises, on SATURDAY, the 9th day
OF February, 1911, at three O'clock, for rea-
dy money.
A HOUSE and LOT in the town Of
Alexandra,
On the north side of Princess street & to the
eastward Of Fairfax street, being a part Of
that lot or half acre of ground described in
the plan Of the said town by the No. To-
conveyed by William Hunter, jun. To Ra-
ehsel Lomax.
N. Herbert, Trustee.
january 10. cots
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The committee of the Senate to whom the
SUBJECT was referred, on Monday last report
cd wi for continuing the charter Of, the
Bank OF the L. States.
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afgsnsrsa Dgilp esssiie.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 7.

The Senate Yesterday pass d an act incor-
puratinS the Bauk Of Alex ,ndria,
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By order,
John Macleod, Aren't.

February 4. st a Feb -.
N. B. By the articles Of association, i've
of the present directors are Ineligible e
serve for the ensuing wear.
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hundred and ten, has also been reimbursed, and
isnot included in that amount
The ,slecrcasc of revenue arising from the
situatiosi orr commerce, and the extraordina-
~ cAP9rdcs which ha-.' and may become neces-
safy, rsnSt be taken inso view in making conf
nensurafe provisions for the ensuing year Ard
recommend TO your consideration, the pro-
priety OF cnsurinS stficicncy Of annual rcven-
nc, at least, to defray the ordinary expenses of
government, and to pay Che interest on the pub
Inc debt, including that on new loans which may
be authorised.
cannot close this communication without
expressing my deep sense OF the crisis in which
you are assembled, my confidence in wise and
honorable result to your deliberations, and as
surances of the faithful zeal with which nv CO.
operating duties viii be discharged invoking,
at the same time the blessing Of Heaven on our
beloved country, and on all tie means that NAV
be employed in vindioating its rights, and adj
vancing its welfare
0Signed) JAMES MADISON.
W.Shwston, Nov. 5tii, 1911
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life on Tuesday the 5th inst.
after short and poignant illness which she.
bore with the utmost composure, Mrs. ELI-
ZABETH POLLARD, the amable consort
of WILLIAM POLLARD, Esq. Clerk Of Han
over County.
Affective indeed is the task of the Biogra-
pher ingccording the death of this excellent
Lady-forSnev did his pencil dwell on a
character more mertorious, and more truly
envable, for in her was conferred every anna
bic and desirable virtue necessary to the COM
pletion Of human perfecJon--she was an af-
fectionate wife, a tender parent and an es-
teemed flierd. But alas death has wrapt
her in his cold embrace, her seraphic spirit
has lied from the turnoils ofearthy ills, to its
Kindred saints above 1nexorable tyrant
could nothing less appease thy vengeance !?
thou hast robbed two only daughters of mo-
ther, husband of a tender partner, and the
needy of n friend but it is not for me to pass
an eeicEiugnon the life of the deceased, the
tear il eyesdf weeping friends best attest her
nierfssess
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DoCT. cHURcH's

Ge7:tsine Fegefo6te Lotfon IS az, ctcrglri c,ftc
,f0'' ErUhfi0aS on me Jace and sixth.
PARTICULARLY plmplcs blotchcs, tet.
n tiers, rngwormS, tan, sunburns, freckles
shingles; redress of the nose, Eeck, arms, &c.
prckly heati scorbutic and cutaneons eruptis
ons Of every description.
This Vegetable Lotion wSs invented by DR.
Church, and administered bv him several
years IN Europe and America, with the most
unparalleled success. BY the simple appli-
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it Is perfectly safe, yet powerful, & possesses
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oosfhe qeS bout any Of their doubtful and
sometslIsts dangerous effects. The preprie-
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as uecessarya and almost indispensable ap-
pemdage to the toilet.
q rough uneven skin, its shining appear
aance, and yellow sickly palehess, are by this
Lotion efectually removed. I'm the shingles
AND prickly heatitis intalibe Sufficeithow-
ever To say, it has been administered To ma
ny thousands without even a single COM
plant ofits ineaicacy. A small bottle. at IS
cents, will be sufficient to prove it's value
Price nay Lftfs, 75--fIiHtS one dollar and 25
cents.
~ " no go SH"ttftH ana g1'oTy7l ~ fSCnS.
Worms which infest the human body. are
OF iodr kinds, description of themis scarcely
necessary, as in general the same method of
treatment will destroy them. II is web
known they occasion the greatest morality
among children of any other disorder what
ever, and few children are without them. il,
greater or lesser degree. They are eener-
ally known n exist, by Nausea, or sickness
at the stomach, fetid breath, itching of the
nose, an uneasy sensation about the arms.
starting aud grinding of their teeth while a.
sleep, the appetite sometimes bad, and at o.
ther times quite voracious, Iooseness, and
hard swelled belly, intermittng fevers, thirst
1.-The urine sometimes frothy, and often of a.
whitish color, gripping or choiic pains, dry
cough, drowsiness, unequal pulse, fits, convul.
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Theys breed abundantly in gross children
WHO ear}tsseh urripe fruit, animal food, &c.
exc, but'lt sFown persons they are generally
found in The weak, relaxed, consumptiye, and
! sedentary, and those VINO have a weak d.
| gestion, &c.
| The necessity of remedy IS therefore Oh
yious as there are often Internal Affections
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| DIR. CHURCH's
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FOR SALE.

MY Property in the City of Richmond, on
w Cary's Street, Immediately opposite tue
Rock Landing and adjoining Shockoe creek.
Commencing in, and including 10 feet Of
Pivot Alley, running back 1873 feet-thence
TO Shockoe creek 1877 feet-thences parelleI
with tae creek 100 feet-theuce ut Cary's
street 202 feet to the beginning.
On this LOT are several v"luabls ;Inprove-
ments; the local situation of this ground. rem
ders.iba desirable object To those, who wish
q %es sHshoney in such property--its conve-
ninc %tssaa vigation makes it capable of being
impr0sed to great ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
may here be furnished with valuable and
convenient situations for lumber-houses, &c.
&c.
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
Richmond, 9Th November, 1911. 0fl