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NETWORK, June 8.


The interesting extract from letter
which IS contained in the body of the one
given below, cannot. We believe and hone
be read with Indifference by the most cal,
lous "Sood easy man. in this country
The accompanying remarks are from the
pen Ola true born American, and will he
found to be dictated by that lofty spirit.
which has long been permitted to s;umhcr
IN the breasts Of too many real patriots.
Let them be perused with solemn atten.
ton, and sink deep into the heart of eve.
ry reader.
"a gentleman of wealthy and ipfuep-
tlal connections here (Philadelphia) now
residing in Paris, addressed a letter. latc
IN March, to his correspondent in this eli
ty. tie states npon official authority,
that I'll the American government will a.
dept and rigiily enforce the continental
system. by declaring 7car against England
ana burning al British manufactures, the
emperor will probably deliver up the 4 me
fican property seized since the ist ONO
vember last, but the property seized pricr
to that period. is entirely lost" This let
ter Is from source whence official iniar
nation may be locked for. and its contents
arc represented as the nt.imutatm of Name
leon: This has no doubt been commni.i-
Gated by MIR. serrurier, and replied to by
the instructions to commodore Rodgers as
commencement.
nave long been prepared to hear such
demand as that ascribed to the Emperor,
publicly ayowed. He has been going on
step by step, has obtained concession after
concession; has inflicted SO many unprc-
voked and outrageous wrongs with impu-
nity' that lie now ventures to prescribe tie
terms OF the contemplated alliance, and
to demand q categorical and speedy reply.
he sees that he has imperccptibly charm
Ell us into his fangs, and without the hl-
tervention of the Washington party, TIE
country will fall prey to hi ambition.
War once commenced, (and The new or
ders issued from the Navy Department
will inevitably bring on war unless the
British refuse to fight us) the burning DE-
cree. or any other savage edict, viii be ex-
ecuted as a matter ofcOurse, and a system
OF terror and prescription will be esta-
biished. The bonfres, and the aeeompa-
nying French revolutionary sports Of the
knife and axe, will commence in SUCH
towns as Marblehead, Norfolk, Charles
ton, &c. Should it be attempted in phiia'
delphia, and meet with general demoera'
tic appreciation, although our numbers are
inferior, we rely upon discipline, courage
and unaniinity IS our protection.
H"The Great Napoleon" as the de,
! mocrats IN Congress, with an air OF Loyal
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tho raf:en. TLis country Las but enc :.
cis;on to make, and that decision fixes oi.,
fate. W;ll,wo submit to Eonafarte, Or
will we resist him? :. his question j, :.
momeutous GGc. FOR on il hangs The G,,,:
nv Of tits weste,n.wor!d. Should We 9.
gree to .conform ourselves 10 ii.c emne
ror's dccrees," We are &c icDaer q na,io,
Our run ant. de sraGatiCn viii lie !le,:
table: ara THIS Wi! not he the extent ~
the evil. Cur country will he made PC,
OF by the conqUe,or 10 gain fCotlio!d in
America. aud TO conquer and DEG rade ,,r
new world as he has Gone the c!G enc
We think this declaration Of the Iriucr;,,
tyrant will lie sufficient for cur cover
ment and that they viii now boldly and
openly take their course. five are IN ha
a province of the great empire, lct ~
know it 4; let tie people Know what thew
arc to depend upon, that they NAV IRE.
pare themselves for the event. We a..
sorry to add that the conduct cf orr en.
verHment has been such as to give a..
emperor too much reason to believe thai
his commands will be oteyed, and tina. We
have already, as far as the habits Ct =,
cree free people wcnld admit, - conform
ed ourselves TO his decrces."
Extracts from the official papers Of two
great Eien.
60 Now, therefore, / James Madison,
President Of tie L. States, do hereby pro.
claim that tie said etiiets Of France. fcf
Berlin and sIiIan), have been SO re,oLed
as that they ceased CT tie said fst day Of
the present month to violate the neutral
commerce Of the Z. States"
MADISON, Nov. 2, 1910.
"Ihc DEGREES 81 Berlin and Milan are
the Fundamental! laws of my empire. TIE
fate OF the American commerce viii 600,
be decided. Twill faYarit, If The United
States conform themselves to these de-
crees. In q contrary case, their vessels
will be driven from my empire
BoNAPARTE, March 81, 1874.
QueT-Which CT these GREAT men
are we to believe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-16
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER I6, 1911.

give young man who has been able to con-
tract If from the earliest moments.
In this, and this essentially, contains the
end which Pestalozzi is insearch of, and which
he believes he has obtained
Or a truth, the little time that has elapsed
since he began to be settled in his ideas, has
not permitted any judgement to be formed a
fosfc'fo'i CT the method, out OF his institution
but the frequent visits made to Berthoud b
crowd OF enlightened men, who have all of
them been sensibly struck with the astonisll-
NC results presented to them the general
Interest excited by the first works and ESSAYS
OF this extraordinary man throughout all Ger
many, even before the publication of his ele-
mentary books, an interest always going or
increasingly in spite Of the Efforts Of his de-
tractors; the official report made in June,
1902, to the Iielyetc government, by men
worthy the highest con6dence-such an uni
on OF favorable prescriptions ought to be re-
Sarded as proof of the solidty of the princi-
pies on which the method rests, and, for the
same reason, of the happy fruits to be reap
ed from it by future generations.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-16
EDUCATION.
FROM THE COLUMBIAN.

MR.. HOLT,
@W-As education can never be a matter
Of total Indifference with parents, so those
who devise the readiest and most successful
methods of incubation, ought to command
the public attention, and to tc considered as
the bencfactors of mankind.
IL any man in latter times is entitled to
this dignihed appellation, it is certainly Hen
ri Pestalozsi, the benevolent Swiss, born in
Zurich, in 1916
His system Of education was intended for
the poor, and the miserable poor too !; but be-
ing founded on principles perfectly natural,
readily conceived, and easily treasured up in
the memories of his pupils; its superior adj
vantases could not escape notice, and it is
now rapidly Pervading the whole continent of
Europe.
If you feel inclined to favor the public,
through the medium of your extensively cir
culating paper, with few extracts. from an
" erkosiiioa Of ais method" they are at your
service. Yours, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-16
GEOGRAPHY.

From me Baltimore H-eckiy Register.
The chief object in this department of our
work shall be to present cur readers with
faithful and comprehensive abstractsefnew
and approved publications on this useful
and interesting subject; adapted to the
wants of our readers, generally; in all ca
ses sufficient to give correct idea of the
chief things treated of by the author under
consideration, and also detail as full de-
scripton OF the country as most persons re-
quire for common use. Many considera-
tons have induced MS to commence with
the Baron Rum6okdk's account of lZerico
or .Ne7v Sfani-to whose relation, Justly
celebrated as it is, we have nevertheless
added few facts and remarks from seve-
raj other authors. These additions are
made in the form OF notes, or enclosed in
brac kets
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-16
The Broad Rock
+ A LIZ R A G. ID S

Will commence, on Monday the esd day Of
September next, to continue four days.
PEstlE LIST day, sweepstakes for three years
IL old colts and FLIES, to which ..akcther
are II entries at 200 dollars EACH half for
felt, distance mile heats; subscription elo-
sed.
Second day, the Jockey Club Purse of 700
dollars, 4 mile heats; ON the same day, will
nc run for, an elegant Silver CUP worth 100
dollars, free for any four years old, running
two mile heats. Entrance will be proIor-
toned agreeably to the number entered, four
entries to make a race, whichxaptries must
be made with the Proprietofo &the course
the evening OF the first days n p.
The third day, the Propr& nrissBurse Of
200 dollars. three mile heats, entrance 20
cloIlars.each, which entrance money will also
be added to the purse.
The fourth day, Sweepstakes for three
years old colts and FLIES, two mile heats
Entrance one hundred dollars, half forfeit,
TO this stakes there are eight entries and clo-
sed. The weights of the course are rs fo,-
lows
Years Old, s6 lbs
do. do. 100
$ do. 90. 10
s do. do l1s
do. do. or aged, 126
Two pounds allowed for Mares.
". 3. The Money for the Jockey Club and
Proprietor Purse will be hung up each days
race previous TO the horses starting.
The Proprietor of the Course begs leave
toiuforn those gentlemen who bring Race
Horses, that stables and litter will be furnisli-
FL them grofs--Gentemen who may be
pleased 70 put up at toe subscribers II cuse,
may rely on every attention being paid so as
60 render every satisfaction, on the most rea-
scnable rates. The following toll will be
collected from those who enter the field
(Srhscribers to esesub'eZcepted.)
-Four Wheel (friages, Dollar.
Two do. dA so Cents
Those on I'D back, IS do.
Those on Fod - ID do.
The proprietor will psovide kood old Oats
and Fodder FOR Race Horses ii Wanted.
JOHN WDRSHAM.
Broad Rock, Aug S,18l1.% 26S.p
- Tickets in the WASHTNGTONMO-
EUMENT & SUSQUEHANNAe g.4SAL
LOTTERIES Ut Gd warranted undrasn, brsale
~ TINS "'n0e' mi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-16

+ The highest Of the Alps is about IS 900
feet---of the Pyrenees only $500 feet, and of
the Pic Of TcnerifFe, the highest land of he
old world. 1895 feet
Sowing, perhaps, to their great humidity
1.-The quantity Of rain which falls at Vera
Cruz, is estimated at 63 or 81 inches fer an
nun. The general average of France is on
ly 81 I'D inches, yet with the exception Of
a few sea-ports and deep vaIlies," says Hum
boldt, "New Spain ought to be considered
as country remarkably sslubrious."
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Ana re"dgJer dcdrery 20 s.!:sc,iar'~,
I he tlrst number OF the An,ar,cau i;c''eH
OF History and Politics, and Gcref:i Gsl@5
ioty OF Literature aud State I'anclsv I"@
duelea by Re err Walsh, s:m. Esq
rondihions IF .Sa5acr:f:ica.
/. has work Will be printaa nn d @f@s
p"?et' IN octaso, and will consist, q 1917
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esch' 10 b. issued Quarterly.
. The Inst number aiii be i,sua4 ca tx
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co:id number Of every year.
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IA aGsai'cc' o. upon the dcsiSvry cl sh' a''
nap,beE-
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We the subscribers, lm

Stockholders OF the b"nK OF the tEreG - al
and together the rropriciors OF mo e b,
two huudrcd shares, 60 l,rrtty, III pln 81 IL
Of the sixth fundamental ;;ilscic OF th' !
inco.noration, call general meeting 81 u
Stockholders, 10 lie acid u The Bank n p
lascIph on "Wednesday, lie Slh cay 81 {,
next, at ten o'clock, A. III. ipr The = ri o
Of adopting suca measures as may be i':Y @s
cd in the event either Of The renewal OF i il
renewal Of the present Charter
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Joseph SIMS, Samuel Coates, John q q
Wachsmulh, George Fox, Archibald ha .
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son.
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Humane Society, Vim. Rogers, Ben nj
Say & W. Rogers, Trustees, Owe SIP 0;
1rus'ec, i.sttcr " sters, John MayGin, w
Chancellor, David W0eipper, Irustee, ia
Eay:or, Ephraim Clarke, ,,a,Auci Srilc, GEx
diap. Lewis Ryan s .p,eph Snyder, I,usss
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and Davidson, Samucl MI4ane, BcAiara
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ward Randolph, joha War er, John .Naroa
and Son, James Smith, Deborah Kiykha,a
Caper w Morris. Peter Lesley, jno'aa
Sargent, James Cameron Newt.erry Smith
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Trust, Harvey < Worth, Bc,,iamin r. Mo-
gan, VIM. Wig sleswor,ll, Henry ToanA
Esniamin Chew, Richard Sharpe, Rohd
Blackwell, John Conneiiy, P. Butler, JAMS
Milligan
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Public Sale.

Hv virtue of deed of trust from Mt"a'a
.drtN to the subscriber 10 secure the pay
meat of sum OF money to William Yves
ton, will be exposed to sale. Tor rrany mo-
uru. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the l3lh day OF February next
A RENT charge of :evcntecn COLLARS
a issuing OIL, of piece OF ground iylpg
upon tie west side CT Water Street ana 10 '"e
northward Of Duke Street, now N the pos
session Of William Weston. also, piece
of ground adjoining thereto, standing 2S !ee zee.
uDon Water Stree, and running BACK rs
feet ) inches. The ground and rent char Sc
ore subject to the dover oiPhebc Moore.
James Keith.
r,~yo7 2aW.
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January IS.
Notice IS hc7c6y g1uen,

Pursuant TO decrctal order Of Fairfax coun-
tv court, made on the Oath day OF August
1910, will be sold, at pubic sale, TO the
highest bidder, on he premises, on Tues
dcy, the twelfth day OF February next II
fair: ifnot. on thc next fair day ; on Gre
ii, of twelve month5-the purchaser Civ
Ing bond with approved security
Sundry improved land one unln-
improytd) LJTS in TN: town Of Colchester,
ana three acres Of LAND adjoining the said
town and some Of the lots aforesaid, which
William Thompson, late Of the county atore-
said, died seized OF Also aundiy personal
property belonging to Said William Ihomp-
sons estate.
lit the same time and place zsD also he
sold, on the same terms,
The right vested III the said Thompson,
Of, in, and to, two unimprcvcd LOTS in the
city OF Washington, ard district Of Colombia,
and ono thousand acres Of LAND, situate in
Harrison county, and state Of Virginia
These sales are IN adc for the benefit Of the
said 'rnonpson's creditors III said ORDER men
toned. The title papers, SC. will at the
time and place Of sale be produced. The
purchaser on the txccutior of proper bond,
will receive deeds fer the landed property.
Richard Radcliffe,
NJ. c 6. Fairfax county
NoTE- II is expected shat the creditors OF
some person for them, will attend,
R.R.
December %. 2awts
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WALL. ACE,
December II.
Or tie Fight of Faikuk,

Metricai Romance, by Mis- Holford,
from the third London edition, is this day re-
ccised, for sale by James Ktnncdy, senior,
Bookseller, King street-Price 81 and half
cents.
The two last editions Of thi. elegant pro-
duct:on were published In i.oadea within one
month The style is a close imitation Of that
of II Qlfer Scott, Esq. which is SO desersedly
admired, and there is little doubt that those
who have perused Miss Porter's Scottish
Chiefs, will be highly grstiEcd by this pleas
ING yesificati OF one OF its leading incidents.
January ID. eo6t
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Aiexandeg Moore, Reg.
THIS is 20 give notice, that the

subscriber. CT Alexandria county. ia the dis
liici af Columbia, has obtained !com the Or
phan's court OF Alexandria couuty letters Of
administration de bonis non, On the personal
estate of Viii; I'M Henry Washington, late of
the coN,,ty aforesaid deceased all persons
having claims agsins: the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the saur with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or be-
fore the 20th dag OF June next; o. they may
bv law be excluded fcan. u! beueEt 70 said
estate and those indebted 20 said estate are
required TO make immediate payment. Given
ander my hand this soth day of Dcccnlbe,,
1910,
William H. Wilmington,
Administrator de bonis non, of
Wm 4. Washington, decd.
Decetaber 20. Slaves
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-30

At the annual meeting Of tie
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, jn the town of Alexandria, on The
first Monday in December, 1910, the fol-
lowing resolution WAS unanimously adopted
That for the purpose OF encouraging the use
Of broad wheel waggotls ON the Little River
Turnpike road, al Wagons the bgc 9TH Of
tic wheels whereof Shall bc six inches. shall,
be permitted to pass tie gates on said &c I'd
toll free, for the term Of two years, and all
Wagons whose wheels Shall be the l.: eos.tb
at five inches, sha!; be pern,rncd TO PASS toll
free. for the term OF figh.een NJ on .hs-aIl
Wagons tie breadth OF the wheels whereof
shall be four inches, Shall be permitted 70
pass toll tree ior the space Of Is months
from the time they shah first pass The re
spcctivc gates, which shall be snecial,y no.
ticcd Ivy the gate keepels--And that tl,;s re-
ghiaiion shall be extend, d to all who SHAH
avail themselves OF il within tive years.
True copy.
lanah Thompson, sesy.
Dscea.abss q. law
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nFw PUBLICATIONS

~ q
Yua rsceiyed and tor sale 6y AmA'
KENNEDY, sen. Bookseller, ~ Nag
street.
The Modern Griselda, novel, by
Miss Edseworth.
The Saracen, Crusade Romance from
the French o, Madame Coffin.
TIE Secret History of the CABINET OF 60
naparte, Including his private li'e' ch'rac-
ter, domestic administration and cohaacl 10
t.reirn powcrs, by Lewis Goldsmith, n1tary
public. l..
The Borough, much admired Poem' by
the Re. 6. Crabbe.
The West Indies, Poem, by james
Montgomery, 18th other Poems OH the ADO
lition of slavery. :,
very valuable introductory Latin School
Book. emitted " Or5is Sensualium Pictus,
or Visible World displayed.
.iLSo,
Murphy's Lucien, with every other Greek
and Latin Classic, nov III use III the schools.
Beautiful miniature editions in very &c
CANT binding, OF Scots Lay, Marmlon and
LADY Of the Lake, Sturm's Reflections, Mi
ton and Cowpe.'s Poems. Pope's tiomcr's
H. adj and Odyssey, Drydcn's Virgil. Ov'd's
Metamorphosis, Arabian Knights, Don NulX-
o,e, CiDlax, &c. &c.
A general assortment Of the very best sta
tiGnary articles.
January a. fou
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NOW LANDED,

From sloot yeBranfh, p'a bais'"''e'
AN additional suppfy of EXcELLEN
RE FAILING COTTON.
IN STORE,
90 Raes Carolina CRCUND.NOio'
Is Boxes Fancy SOAR,
500 Spanish HIDES ,,,n,v
TRUNKS AMI SHOES, aconstaht Supply
E. GILMAN.
December 81. CO -
sIP Having large quantity OF e'r'n 10
dispose of, at The corner ot faIe''> c 81"
n: rec Streets, would eng'ge % III W 1H,
low grounds adj scent thereto Oh '',o'I 70
trims.
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.Iait Publshed,
DDH.E PyE,C1 /rENJ

And Tor sale ty ROBERT CRAY,
a Poetlcal Picture OF AnlcycJ
Being observations mas!c during a residences
OF several years At Alexandria and t'oreFI
illustrative OF the manners and customs Of !i'e
lnaahltants--and interspcrsed with arec'.Gos
arising troiE q general intercourse ,.its sea-
ETY. an that country frosn 1892 70 1901 III
Il Lady.
London, Printed, 1909 -N&rislk, Rs-Pn!0e4
iHll
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Orphans Court,

Ale&andyia County, December Term, 1910.
Ordered, That the administrator dc bpnis
non. OF William Henry Washington, deceas-
ed, do insert the following atverscmentthr three
hines in each week for six Scuks in the Alex
a,idlia D&ily Gazette.
Teste,
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Coach-maklng, IN all its various
Branches.
n
F.. P, TAYLOR.


~ ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
n and the pubic, that he contih les TO
carry 90 the Coach-mGking Business in all its
various branches, at the shop in Fairiax.-
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and Tn;'-
or, where ali orde-s 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 a proof OF his Workmanship, he has nanny
vouchers.
Gea,lcmen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages oil any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with ncatness and strength.
n. Is. All kinds OK Carriages and Harness.
es made and repaired with nes.tness and dis
psch.
FOR SfLE
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PUBLIC Salt.

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust eHec.isA !
the sucscrrbcs.s by Ihoa;;aS fc!fcsg,sl .l
date the 10th. of December, 1885 {.
record in Lancaster ,osti:y co'.Ht,
cure the payment OF a ua,f;nh s'n.s !
ney thclci Acknowledged 10 doa
mund Dcmuy, will be ,xrpa Z: z.
tie highest biGder, un ,,r rrcre is 3
ready payment. om The l5,l ,iay III
next, the following trar's"l IAN j
One Tract contalany by IS
ton, one hundred and ioit, s'~' ts' -
the county OF l.aDcusIer sEc 9th sEGs
former, containing ALSO t'sc ruf iis%t
hundred and forty acict 1 he 9as
which the Improvements are, lies ~
a,c!y on and Gear TIC psts'c soiG~ y
f,om Farnham church to lanca:tr:
house, cight nlllcs fom tic !orma' Ia
from tie latter place. These l.n!s ai
timber d ; the building S are pretty gN
in neat npan; situated in resis
neiuhbourhooG, and as to terilE OF "a
every other ,an;sge, are scarcely eNa
Nv any forest" :aads in the adjacent ois
7 homas d. Dowmls
!. Basyc,
Tx 81,
January l0--25. III
NJ, Iflrom any unavoidable circaras
the sale should not tvke Place the 1,
will on the 2Otn ,oi March.
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a. Was committed TO the Jail

sf AsexandriS coaI!y, as { runaway, negro
man vito says his name is PiA O-he
SAYS Ac IS from Frederick county, Va He
is about thirty years C age, stout made had
nm whea committee, a l,iae jscket and trow-
sers. The owner is rcque sued - CONC and
proYc his properly and ps. S@mu;es aad take
h;yn away; o,heswis he will be disposed OF
as the Law directs
James Campbell ialler.
Noyembsr ~.