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Public Sale.

Bv virtue of a deed of trust from R''"ara
,dreH to the subscriber, to secure inc pay,
ment of sum of money to William Yves
ton, will be exposed 10 sale, for rraag no 70
ury. on. the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the l3 h day of February next, IT.,
A RENT charge of seventeen cohars'
\ issuing out Of a piece OF ground lying
upon the west side of Water Street anu - VIC
northward of Duke Street, no" 10 'hs pos-
,e,sion of William Weston. Also p.e.e
of ground adjoining thereso' standihs 20 ,e &c.
unon Water Street, and running lack lS3
fret inches. The ground and rent char Sc
~. subject to the dover of Phebe Moore.
nc ' James Keith.
PAW.
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a. REMOVAL.
20 II N K N | c. II i,
Saddler 6 Harness maker,


u EG, leave to inform MS trends Puo
ID lie in general OF Alexandria ana us vi,
c,nlty, that he has removed from MS o'd
stard upper end o. King.sueet' to the store
lately occupied by Mr.. M'hllIster' ana ao-
Joining the sto Of Mr.. Roberts and nearly
opposite the Indian Queen tavern where
those who may please to iavot him with 'neir
custom in eitner of the above branches may
rely on being accommodated on as reasoha-
BILE terms and at the same time with as neat
and serviceable work as any other person III
the district eau produce, and with the sfea''
est despatch. =.
". b. Wanted Immediately a jour
newman. None but good workman
will answer.
January %.
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To- REMOVAL

The subscriber has removed his
shop 70 the house lste.y occupied BY MRS.
M.Cres, few doors abose his late residence
and adjoining Mr.. Es Gilihan's, in Royals
street
Charles Paseoe.
JanuarY3s colin
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Public Sale.

On Friday the s.h Of February neat, u jar
if not the merit fair day, S,'H DC S'a az
Pusfc Sale 10 the hig4irst 6dder' at me
Dwelling House # Pa'lia ,'lersnaer' IN inc
county Of .fisr0ndria,
n IL the personal estate ofJoKS Luxe
n deceased, late of the county aiore s"ia'
consisting of Negroes, He nshold and h'tch-
en- Furniture, a few Farming Utcns'ls, TO-
sether with-two Cows and Caves. credit
ottwelye months vii: be given Tor all sums
over twenty dollars, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security-tof AL sums
under that amount the cash will be required.
w. H. Warrington,
ASm'r Of 5ohn Luke, deceased
January 50. a1os
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CharleS SlmmS, PTeSade1lt:
Jonah Thompson,1
John Mason, O''eef-
Henry Foxall, o's.
William Steuart, }

Mav26 III"
NIB. Arrangements having been made 10
commence the sale Of tickets compI ,zlhs 'he
above Lottery, the public are hereby inform
81. that I am now prepared to >ceive pro-
no,,ls from all such persons as may be dis
nosed t, purchase, CT otherwise contract Tor
H.. Gale thereof on commission. Purchasers
taking 100 Tickets, or more, will be entitled
70 a credit of thirty days after the drawing oil
the Lottery, on giving notes with approved
e,dor,e,s, negotiable at any of the Banks
within tho District of Columbia.
los. Carleton,
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- Spanish Memo Sheep.
VIII be sold, at auction, at Broom Lawn.
n,,r Alexandria, on Saturday. the 9Th oi
February n.xt, on liberal credit
Too Rams 6 thirty t7ces
Which sheep were selected BY sen'le-
man in Lisbon, from flock ct 300 ard are
from the Cabana's Of the Transumante' the
6nes, and best breed in Spain, Cerl'hcates
Of which, as also tie Sheep, will be shewn
Lawrason and FowIe.
Jrnuary IS, il.
D. ~ The editors Of the National inte'ii-
s.ncer, and Baltimore Federal 'aze'te' are
requested to insert the above in tnslr papers,
and forward their bills To this office.
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Five hundred tickets 70 be drawn eacn
day, and the drawing to commence with the
least possible delay
Purcha of 100 tickets CT more, to be
entitled to credit of thirty days after draw.
ing of this class, for notes, with approved
ndorsers.
All prizes not demanded within six months
after the drawing Of this class, will be consi-
dered as given up for tn bemehs OF the 'o''
tery.
This scheme, it is believed, affords an
co,th prospect of gain to adventures Win
any other which ha, been offered to the pub
lie. Those vino are interested IN the COM
merce anc agriculture of the country adjacent
to the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, nave
additional inducements to give their support
as the money to be raised by the lottery IS
for their immediate benefit and convenience
II is also hoped that the patriotic and puohc
spirited will be disposed to countenance ana
encourage measure which has for its object
the facilitating ready and convenient COM
munica,ion between the western countr! ana
the Atlantic, tending to connect the interests
eff the eastern and western states, ana 10
nernetuate their union
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SAL.ES>AT VENDuE T..

On every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD,
a, rho Vendue Store, corner Oh 'i''00
Water streets,
4 Variety Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
&c.
p.r,;,u,ars of which viii be expressed IN ''s
bills of the day.
All Kind of goods which are on limitation
-, ,,,ces of which are established, can
N a.s time be viewed and purchased ct the
Wet limitation and prices. ;,
i0"''' P. c.. Marfeller.
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FOR SALE,

A likely young negro man'-fof
terms enquire of the printer.
Ian. 80.
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N Q T | c E.

n 9 I | & +.
THE subscribers, heretofore carrying en-
the Jewellery business, in the name OF
.,aam l.. IFcbster, haYe this day dissolved
their partnership By mutual consent-Ah
person. indebted TO the III concern are r.
uuested to pay the same to AD.N LYNN VINO
!, alone authorised TO receive 1t.
Adam Lynn,
Adam l.. Webster.
Hal "
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By last Nights Moal.
NEw-YonK August 27.
late FDOJT FRANCE.

NEW USh [2HS3iSe
late FR0J[ FRANCE.
The schooner Purse. Turner, arrived
at this port Yesterday in SO days passage
from Bereaux-Sailed the 22d ut.
By this vessel, We learn, that news OF
the Little Belt affair, and the sailing OF
Sir Joseph Yorke's squadron fer America.
had reached Paris. Upon the receipt OF
this pleasing Information. the Emperor
immediately gave permission to several
American vessels to return home. No
material change had tsken place and il
was expected that every matter in dispute
would be amieably adjusted on the arrival
OF Mr.. Barlow-and that the enormous
duties on imports would probably be les
sened as war between England and A
merica was expected.
The supereargo of the Purse has des-
patches for government. The 0smin,
with cen. Turreau. had arrived in France.
King Joseph had gene again into Spain
Ito be followed by $4,000 French troops.
They had no idea in France Of a war with
Russia.
We have received French papers to
The 10th OF July, which contain the par
ticulars of the reueOntre between the
President and the Little Belt.
Under tie Paris head OF The 9th it is
mentioned that Soult was before RadaioZ
the 2ist of June: that the siege Oh that
place was raised; and Of the junction of
the army of the south, late Massena's.
Count Suchet announces, under date
of the 29th jane, the capture of Tara
COMA, after seige Of two months, AMI ;
successive assauits-and OF the destrue-
ton of its garrison Of fS,Ooo men CT the
best troops Of Spaia. Aoa3 were Killed IN
the city; 10 or $4,000 attempted TO save
themselves by passing over the walls into
the country 1000 were sabred or drown
ed !; nearly 10000 (of whom about 5000
were ofIicers) are prisoners; and nearly
$500 wounded in the hespita!s-20 stan
dartis taken; 80.oG0 bullets and bombs
and 100000 lbs. of powder an;i balls
Among the prisoners are the Governor.
anti 5 field marshais.
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Singular Coincidence Of names and b't-
S;ReSS.
Foreign intelligence.
LONDON. July I.

The Beaufoy packet arrived Yesterday
at Harwieh. with "A mail from Anholt.-
The passengers report that the Danes had
called i'm their letters of marqne and re
prisals against this kingdom. and that all
priyateering By them was TO cease from the
lst Of July (tkis day. BY this convey
ance government have received dispatches
from Sir James Saumarez, dated from
Wingoe Sound. The following are ex-
tracts from the private letters ol the most
recent dates:
Extract of letter from m officer oil
one of his majesty's ships in the Great
Belt. dated tie 4sth of June, ISL -
:. One Of our cony0ys have gone up the
Baltic, and we arc just going Down to
Gottenburgh with another, where we sa!iil
remain few days. The Fissuard has
proceeded up to Peters5urSIl with the
Portuguese ambassador on board. The
boats Of the squadron made an unsuccess-
full attack on the cnenly's gun boats few
days ago, in which the Vigo lost one man.
Sir James Saumarez and Admiral Dnr-
ham, with a large feet. arc still laying at
Gottcnburgh. The S"edes are in expec-
tation Of our making an attack upon them
in one Of their ports, with view TO ena-
bic their former king Gustayus, to reco-
yer his throne"
His majesty's sloop Spy, Of IS guns,
was TO sail yesterday from Port smouth
for tie coast OF America. with charts OF
the different harhors, soundings, &c. OH
the shores of the United States. The Spy
also brings out pilots acquainted with the
American harbors. We stated last week
that Rear Admiral Sir Joseph Yorhe, is
TO proceed with a squadron Tor that quar-
ter. This gallant officer is expected at
Portsmouth on "Wednesday, to hoist his
i,ag on board the Vengeur, OF ~ guns,
Capt. Brown. The ships which, we ua-
derstand. have received orders to put
themselves undcrh his command, are, Ven
seur, II flag Ship , Dauemaik, r.,
Captain Bissett America. Ii, Cant. 30
sias RowIey: Edinburgh. -, Captain
ROLES; PyIssmus frigate. Capt. Dash
wocd and Rover Captain Finley. This
small squadron is large enough to blow the
whole American navy cut of the water.
Its departure. however. will depend upon
the conduct of the government Of the u
nite,l States respecting the late affair be-
tween the I.iule Belt and the American
frirale President. We have already stat
ed out. opinion upon this subject. Co
ycrnmcnt arc supposed TO be in possession
er capt:an Bingham's report Of the ac-
lion. It Mould be idle TO discuss the me-
rits Of the ease until that account is laid
before the public.
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a most profound erndition. went crazy
from intense study, and would wander a.
bopt. demanding his breakfast, dinner anu
supper from different persons. taking no
denial lie once visited the dwelling %
two old maids, and demanding his dinner
promised them an epi:aph in return. 1 his
til,ey acceded TO provided he would write
il before: he did not submit to tins put
agreed to give them two lines before ana
two after dinner.-Iie then asked the name
ofone OF them who answered. Mary, upon
which he said:
Here Mary lies, who died OF late,
And took her fight to heavens broad gate.
Pleased witbthis, theypreparedhim good
dinner. and after he hadiinished it he rose
to tlenart. They however reminded him
ofhis promise and demanded the other tive
lines :. Where did leave off," enquir-
ed he. Upon being told, he said, /" Ay
this is it :"
Here Mary lies, who died of late,
And took her flight to Heavens broad gate {:
Bat tn angel Gabriel took club,
And knock d her back to Bcelzebub .
A countryman having purchased an A
merican scgar of lad enGaired which
end must be lighted go Ii makes 10 at
frrence'' answered the boy. g 1t is very
much Ike QUID, it will work about
as we'll at one end as the other"
To withdraw from Society by retire
ment is ungenelous and selfish to 1--we
in entire inaoIcnce, useless to ourselves q
others. is mean and detestabie.
Singular Coincidence Of names and ol-
SiReSS.
A company has been lately organized in
Providence, (R. i. by the name OF the
Precedence DYE HOUSE, Company. ansl is
composed Of the following gentlemen, who
it appears. are the sole proprletors, VIZ
Benz. Dyer, Charles Dyer, Elisha Dyer,
and Olncy Dyer.
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August so
For SaIe or Rent,

Part Of Lo, nun, cred los, on Pitt street,
containing % feet front by 100 deep, and adj
ioiniag Col. Simmes's; OF which there is Il
two tory framed house, az present occupied
b. MIR Piles.
And an unimproved Lot on Duke street,
near the corner of Duke and Pitt streets -
Few 81 uations are more eligible than tals tor
private DIV Hing.
apply TO Mn John Longden. to the Print
er Of this Gazette, or he subscriber IN the
city of Washington
Lewis II. Machen.
August 80 taw5t
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nnISISal EpEGRasr.

Gecasiened By q eceeorb'sSiiting at Table,
teizreen t1ca PERSONS tchoSe names 7cere
Taylor.
Alta conyiyial feast or late,
A guest between two 'raylors sat;
This wag. aye FAINT! fer W.T. ard fun.
lInhap,.'iy seatur'i forth this pun:
4. no doubt Sir Host, at your iine feast
s. You think me honor'G as a guest:
s. gut Sir, j feel nsyself' Gissrae'd.
8. Between two Tag lers to be PLACID"
Won do saws one, :. hold Ssr. was,
:. Tho. YOU of hGaoF may not hrag;
..,lIs nee who suifer, (for. forsooth.)
s. We've but one goose between us both"
.f. T.. Il. Posi-.
WIT In A MAD1IAN.
The Rev. M, asciergsm man Of
$50 y n 49, -g--z.-s2 ~ =
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FRIDAY, AUGUST so.
FOR SALE,

On board the schooner INDUSTRY, at haras-
horae's zrharf,
Ninety tons Plaster, 4c0 bushels ground
aII.m Salt, and few barrels Mackarel.
~. The schooner INDUSTRY IS hne
vessel, * will take A or 500 bsrrels on freight
for syMezv Portor Ac.v. Bedford on moderate
freight, and will sail IN all next Week.
.ahhiy TO
Mordecai Miller.
&uurst so cost
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PHILADELPHIA, August 90.

PIiiLAgEhfhih,- august 10
Latest from Gibraltar and .Cedsz.
BY the brig Amplitrite. capt. Molic"e,
arrived at this port this morning, in Sc
DAYS from Gibraltar, a file OF the Gibrai-
tar Chronicle to the 18th ult. has been
received at the Office Of the Register,
from which the following articles are ia
KEN
CADIz, June 2s-Ayamonte letters OF
the e6th suppose the van guard OF the ar
my in GibraleOn. There, as well as here,
the objects Of its movements unknown.
ELyAs, June 27-D. Julian Sanchez
attacked, near Ciudad Rodrigo five hun
dred Frenchmen, who escorted convoy
of provisions for the said town, took goo,
put the others to the sword, and captured
the convoy. The Anglo Portuguese ar
my continues in its positions. and lie enc
my's on the left Of the Gapdiana the
latter have detached two divisions 20
watch Gen. Biake's and Baliastero's me-
lions. We have been apprised CT tie e.
vacuation Of Astprias, wllieli is due TO the
iudicious movements Of NJ. San!oci!des,
who has summoned Astorga. The last
mentioned city and that Of Leon will short
Iy be clear Of enemies.
AYAMoNTE, June 27.-Yestewlay
were Landed a2 pieces Of ordnance aud
their carriages. and, this day, after being
repaired, they set out Tor La Redonte.a,
following Blake's army.
CADIz. July THE remainder OF the
convoy which was collecting in this bay
has sailed. The first division has beea
gone for several days, With provisions &
casl, for B!ake's army.
July "A body ofcavalry Of the 9Th
army is between Villaprasa and la Faiina,
and the remaining troops at tCastal!ejos,
Gibraieon. &c. ~
July S-Ayamonte letters Of yesterday
state gen. Blake to have his head quar-
ters ut Trisuros. Lord Wellington ard
souIt continued in their posiiions-tl;c
latter making frequent reconnoitriugs in
the enyirons of Elyas-Gen. Graham
sailed this day for Lisbon in the British
frigate Latona. with one ship Of the lire,
4 few transports Of the same Eat;os.
GIBRALTAR. Jelly IS.
Spanish papers have been received to
the s.l inst. silce :he above. extracts were
taken from those we had ia hand. Not
only is tile account OF the evacuation Of
Asturias confirmed, but it is added, that
the enemy abandoned Astpr;sa on the
morning Of the goth last month, after the
blowing up the ranparts. Tie army of
the center continued in Daza OF the i2tit
Quadra's division occupied Baeza IL Ube-
da; the enemy's greatest force Was at Ia
Carolina. There remains no French
troops ON the eastern coast from Almeria
to yelez Molasa. Blake is concentrat-
ing his forces in the, enyirons Of Aya,Don-
te--the enemy's consist of between Ii and
1900 men. One of their detachmert'
entered Haelya in the evening Of the 9th
inst. andone OF their divisions was seen
on the 9TH passing through Lepe, shortly
after Ballasteros had passed through the /,
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c,nt.F Arthur Bait Bingham. son Of tho
Rev. DR., Bingham, and deacon OF Los
don, brother to major Bingham, isf foot
guards. and lately appointed to the Little
Belt sloop of war. by the right honorable
Charles Philip Yorke, FIRST lord OF ,be
admiralty.
Bythe adyices from France. it appears
to be in the highest degree probable that
Tarragona held out up to the middle Of
June.
"Uingo Sound, june q.
"Thcrc is an expectation here that
general officer is coming out with troops;
but for what purpose / can form no cen
lecture. Some say that Carlscrena Gin
Sweden) is the object; but |, am afraid
that place is much too strong forus. iNhe
Defence and Greasy sailed two days ago
for the Belt with a large convoy. Tie
Gorgon, which brought the Russian pr
sorers from Portsmouth. sailed at the
same time for Reycl to land them. The
reason Of remaining here. as far as
can learn, is, to be in readiness for the
French feet, should they escape iIoH!
Flushing. which it is expected they VIII
try to do. and run for Copcnhascn-thay
must pass here. We media Reinforcement,
for we are only, Victory, Hannibal,
Drcadnought, Mars, Orion. Vansuaia,
Ardent, Loire, and few gun briggs. BE-
longing to the Leith station, wEieii casrc
here with victual'ers. We can lave y"
communication with Gottenburgh, ihc'
ii an officer were to so up in black coat
he might pass Tor on American OF Which
there are thousands here"
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HOUSE OF REPRESENT.67I
JANUARY II, 1910.
DEBATE

On the on "to enable the feshIe ofthe ter
rtory " Orleans 10 form constitution
and state government, and for the ad-
mission Ct such state into The Union, on
an rqual footing 1vifh tie original states ;
and Jor other PURPOSES"
(MR. oUiNCY's SPEECH coNT1NuED)
1t is, we The heohie Of the United States
for ourselves and our ho8fcrity, not for The
people OF Louisiana; nor for the people of
New Orleans, or of Canada. None of these
enter into the scope of the instrument; it
embraces only "the United States of Anne
ricP." Who these ave, it may seem strange
in This place, to enquire. But truly, sir,
our imagnations have, Of late, been so ac-
customs d to wander after new settlemen
TO the very ends OF the earth, that il will no
be time ill-spent to inquire what this phrase
means, and what it includes These are
not terms adopted at hazard they have
refere ce to state Of things existing ante
r,or to the constitution. When the people
of the present Uried States began to- con.
template severance from their parent
ate, it was long time before they fixed
dehnitively the name BY which they would
be designated In 1774, thev called them
selves, the Colonies and Provinces of North
America In 1775, " the Representatives
a.
IL the declaration of Independence 1.-The re-
preseutatiyes Of The United States of Anne
RIGA" And finally. in the articles of con
federation the sti!e of the cOnfederacy is de-
ciared to be Tie Tn ted States of a merica. .
!; was with reference tn the old articles Of
confederation, and To pre- serve the identity
aud established individuality Of their cha.
racer, that the preamble to this constitution.
nor content simply with declaring that it is
q" we the people Of the United States"-
who enter into this compact. adds hat it is
for "the United States ofAmerica"
Concerning the territory contemplated bv
the people of the y. S. in these general
terms can be no dispute it issettled by the
treaty of peace, and included within the At
lan'ic Ocean, the St. CroiX, the lakes. and
more precisely, o ar as relates to the from
tier, having relation to the prcsen, argu-
meut within Il line to be drawn tbr,ugb
the middle Of the river Mississippi, until it
iutcrsect the northernmost part Of the SIS.
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Mr. biKec followed in reply and against
the pop. SD postpoucusn'.
Mr.. Barry spoke 1T length on the cons,i-
tUtional gu, stiUn and IN favor of indie finite
postponvmeni.
MIR. Findley spoke against the motion.
Wheu Ar. +. concluded, motion was
made TO adjourn. and carried, 81 TO 81.
January %.
The Sneaker laid before the House a re
port trcn The Treasurer OF the u States OF
the accounts of the Treasury, Navy and
War Departments
MIR. NuM/ord pre- scented the memorial of
$3.50 Inhabitants of the CITY OF New York,
praying renewal of the Charter of the Bank
OF the u. S.
Mr.. AHtchW presented the memorial of
the Ocean lnsur nee Company of n. York
praying fer The reasons and considerat, ons
therein me ntioned, a rencwal of the char
ter OF the Bank OF the ". S.-Ordere 10 lie
On the table.
MI. MitchM presented the memorial of
Mes'r'. Binren, Duane and Weightman, Civ
my no nation OF their intention 10 print a
new enlarged, and approved edition ol tine
st tutes and treaties of the u. States, with
nottS references and indexes, 10 be compri-
sta l" five volumes royal octave and soil
ci my such attention from Congress as the
pr, posal may seem to deserve.-Referred TO
4 select CON nnttee, Consisting of Messrs.
MucAiu, Ringo d and Seybert.
Nj. SurzveN obtained leave of absence
fr''" yesterday t. Friday next.
MIR. Sntlfe asked for leave to lay GA the
tale, Tor dive information of the House. the
re-"lUtions of instruction and request to the
Sen"to's and Representatives in Congress,
pa Sed 10y the Legislature of PENNSYLVANIA,
o. the subject OF the United State. Bank
L lter. These resolutions are hostile to the
IS k
Nr Root reported at length on the peti-
ito Of Abraham Gamble, giving him leave
10 withdraw his petition .--Rcfelr red to the
cufsmittee of I've whole OF the report of the
con nitec of Claims on the petition of John
Calhoun.
Mr.. Ehhes presented the memorial of the
Judges of the District of Colu mbia, praying
al increase OF salary RETIRED to the com
init ee OF WAYS and Means.
BANK OF THE U. STATES.
The House resumed the consideration OF
the report of he committee of the whole ON
the bill for tbs renewal Of the charter of he
Bank oil the u. 5.
The motion for indefinite postponementy e,
under consideratCn-
Mr.. M'kim spoke in favor of i.-Mr
G"d against it-Mr johnson for it-and
M. Shelley closed the debate of this day
BY II speech of an hour and a half against
the motion.
The House adjourned at o'clock with.
put taking question on the motion