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volk i. completed fat more safe conveyance
10 The country, whilst other copies VIII DC
delivered without any fold 60 those VINO may
prefer them in that state.
vi. In the last number 1t IS proposes 20
give Geographical Memoir, reci'ii.g INC
character and merits oil the Chief authorities
upon which each map is constructed, WIN
directions Tor general arrane cement.
Sept. 20, 1870 Jan To-
aF subscriptions are received by
James Kennedy, sen. Bookseller.
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Observation-Disclosures
EXTRACTS Of a letter from, GeneralArmstrens'
to MIR. Smith, dated Paris, 5th august,
1910.
II had this morning the honor of re-
ceiving the inclosrd note from the duke OF
Galore, informing ms that the imperial de-
cre.s Of Berlin and Milan are revoked. |
shall communicate this fact as promptly as
possible TO Mr.. Pinkney."
!" / shall obtain specific revocation Of
the decree of the 2ad of March last, but it
ought to be known to YOU, that this decree
has had no operation since my first unofii.
cial communication OF the law of the first
Of May"
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ne @OitOWitlp - uetdIi VI i)at!iSH anu
Portuguese affairs as brIieved at Cadiz.
by merchant Of HE hiahe st re respectable.
~, drawn up a, the reGurs, OF captain
Rutter, of the big C~org-, arrived yes
t.rdav at this port. We give it without
comment.
The French forces ia Spain il Srp;cm.
Der last, were computed at abou, eO0.Ooo
,arn. distributed as follows: 50 600 und.r
Masse ma in Portugal 40 GOO under Soul,
in Andalusia 10000 undrs Macdonald N
Catalonia 300 o under Su,hrt II: Ana.
eon and before Torto,a; the residue d;y,d.
ed in the pi ovjncs of Bis, as, Navarro. and
~ the two CASTLES. IosrDh Bon.,,o-
was at Madrid, but with yer, litsle author.
~. The French ptrerals act in a very a-.-
motto and arbitrary manner io thr proy;oc,s
under their ,abiection. The PROVINCES &
Spaia tia, are free are Gsllicia. E,,rem..
du,a. Murci1. apd Valencia. br.ia.s na,,
Of Asurias. Ardalus,a and Cata,onia
tn. Snsnish forces Of rre,;,r ,ro,cs mac
he committed az .hout 1N, 600 men. viz. II
20 5000 IN Gaili,ia, under MANY: o. oo0
,.,a,r Romano. part 10 rnrtupaI and mar,
in Fs,r,o,adu;a: 1900 IN the Is]a and
Cadiz. undrr neocral pyua: besides fran
d. 70 1000 Enpj,sh and por,ucaese ,nd
farther, II. militia and volunteers a,noues
RI ob,!ut 1000 In M.ncia IL OG, und~r
B:akr: in Valencia, 1900 under brs.
court and $4,000 under O'l)opD-.l in ca.
,alon;a. Besides these. arc q n.ml,er g!
rar,;rs Of armed Patril. in the different
provinces occupied by the Fr.n,h. son.z
consisting of from 9 to 5000 men.
Tn~se parties annoy the Fr.nch extreme
" bv Intervening their courirrs and convoy.
and seldom give quarter, bat are a, III. SANE
time great nuisance to The poor inhabit.
ana. whom they FREQUENTLY plund.r: these
vexations and thoss committed by thu
French. have reduced the interior country
70 the greatest distres. and misery. Gen,
Massrna's army is consu,rd .o have loss
s;ne- The 8; re of Ciadud RI drioo which
surrendered about th. first of august rs,
,,n,;, the 1s,h inst. which il he l,,est w.
h,vr from Portugal. at a mod rate con,puts.
ton. UPWARDS of 10000 men, in sickness.
in the battle of Busaeo, a, Coimb,a, but
chiefly BY desertiou.
Lord Weliapto after the battle Of Bus
AGO. retrea,ed to his lin.s at Tore d. ".
d,ss and Alaneuierr. distant FIVE leagues
from Lisbon, since when he has received
considerable reinforcement HIS armv Goa.
sis,s of about 10000 English, a5 coo dis,
c;nlined Portuguese, and 10 COO So.nizrd,
Part Of R,mapa's army ; a, Coaar.
there was strong division of Por,upursr.
and some ENGLISH under Col. Trans aaa
On s;Jy;4rs
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the principal titles Of glory TO France. Since
that epoch, thermprror is pleased 10 az
grandizing the United States ana. u"oes
all circumstanc. that which can contribute
to the independence, to the prosperity, ana
the liberty OF the Americans, the emperor
will consider as conformablc with the lnte'
rests ct his tlnpi:r.
Accept, sir, the assurance OF my h'gh
confederation. @
CHAMPAGNY. Euc de Caa9rs.
His exceAency Gen. 4drmstrsng, SIC.
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General armstrong 10 the Duke Ct ladsre.
enc dasr.)

~
No dasr.)
S1R-The inclosed copy Of the law OF
the United States, ct the 1st OF May last,
has been transmitted to me officially, by the
Secretary of State, and hasten 10 lay IT
before your excellency. It will supply any
want OF authenticity, which may he found
in that already communicated.
In making this second communication OF
the law, cannot but REGAL to your recollcc-
ton, an inference, injurious either to my
government, or TO myself. which may be
drawn from the first paragraph afshe letter.
you did me the honor to write to me ON
the 5,h instant, In this paragraph it is said,
*'.S. NJ. auroit desire, que Get acte, ct
tous les autres acres du government des
E,ats Unis, qui peuyent inleresser Ia
France, lui eHssent toujnurs etc not,IISs
oaiciellemen,, En- general ellie men Gu
connois,ance qu' indirectement, ct spres
I'm long inlervaile du temps. !! resulie dc
&C rr,a'd des nconveniens graves, aui
n'auroent pas lieu. 81 &C. ACES etolent
promptemens ct offleiel'emens cn'nmual-
cues"
From these words, it may be Inferred,
either that III. United Sta,t. have been
habitully negligent ia transmitting to re
such Of their acts as concern France, or
tha. have neglected to perform my duty,
in not presenting these acts with sufficient
proIapiitude.
In looking back on the public measures
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 10.

sADFORD AND INSKEEP,
AND
lDSES THOMAS, philadelphia,
and Bradford, New. York ; ana
FHillian lN.Nsenny, Boston:
PROPOSE TO PUBLISH
h. CELEBRATED ATLAS or
Mr.. PIgKERYoS,
IubIiShing in London in quarterly num-.
bcrs.
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From the National Mtelisencer.
DOCUMENTS

ACCOMPANYING THE MESSAGE OF TIE
pREs1pENT.-CoNTINUED.
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Extract of letter from General Armstrong
to mr.. Smith, dated Paris, 10Th SEP.
TENDER, 1910.
"Since the date of my las, despatch, (by
Mr.. Jarvis) nothing has occurred worth
communicating, until yesterday, when |
received the letter from the duke ct Cadore,
of which No. !, (enclosed) is cepy. by
this, it will be seen, that the decree OF Ram
bouile. is NOT in operation, anJ that Anne.
rican ships entering the ports Of France, be-
fore the 1st Of November next, win be
Judged under the DEGREES Of Berlin and Of
Milan.
6 No. 2. is the copy Of 3 note written to
Mr.. Champagny, with view oe drawing
from him something explicit, on the poins
Of whict, it treats. The frs, O! these may
appear TO haze been useless, after the decla.
ration of that minister, that Arnericar ships,
which will hereafter arrive in the ports of
France, shall NOT be subiec. 10 conhscaton !;
bu:, understanding frem the council Of
prizes, that until some act BIZ taken, which
had the effect of recalling by name the de-
cree of the 23d Of March last, they mast
consider it both as existing and operative,
and of con'se binding upon them. ! has
Translation. His majesty could have
wished, that this act and all the other acts Of
the government Of the United States, which
interest France, had always been officially
made known TO him. In general, he has on
ly had knowledge Of them indirectly, and
after long interval OF time. There has re-
suited from this delay serious inconveniences,
which would not have existed, if these acts
had been promptly and officially communi
Gated.
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BALTIMORE, yauuo,.y :.

The following is a detail Of Spanish and
Portuguese affairs as believed at Cadiz,
by a merchant Of The hi3he st respectable.
~, drawn up az the reGuest OF captain
Rn,er, of the big G~ors-, arrived yes
terday at this port. We give it without
co,, n,rpt
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ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES

Prepared with the gseatest care & attention,
BIZ MICHlhL' EE * Go.
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Lees EE,rir,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, OR
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Lees EsaeNee ef Mustard.
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Lees AnH-6ikous Pills,
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This IS to gaue Notice,

That the subscriber, of Alexandris county,
IN the district of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
ters testamentary on the personal esate OF
HENRY M.CUE, late of the county a
foresaid deceased all persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
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first day of April next, or they may by law
he excluded from all benefit to the said es-
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Given under my hand this first day Of Oc-
tober, l8ii
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Executrix of Henry M'cue.
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N o T l c E.

rHE co-partnership of Sangster and Jen.
ninp,, was this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent: All persons having claims a
ga;ost the said concern will please exhibit
them and all indebted will make immedi-
,,e n.vment to Thomas Shreve, who is duly
authorised to settle all the business OF said
Thomas SangRer.
Thomas O. Jennings.
October 3--4 @""
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Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, Oct. Term, 1911.
Ordered, that the executrix of HENRY
M.CUE, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for 4
weeks. in the Alexandra Daily Gazette.
A copy.-Test,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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Hahn,s Anti. Bilious Pills,

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. fixed to each of her genuine Medicines.
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Gipsey Rondo-Holst.
Les Paisirs de L'Esperance-Gildon.
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The Maid of Martivaie, ballad from
Moore's Poems-Stephenson
Viotti's pollacca, arranged for the Piano
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PUBLIC SALE.

Under a decree Of the United
States circuit court of the district of Column
bia, for the county of Alexandria, in the case
Of PAISLEY Parsons, against the heirs OF
JNo. Parsons, deceased The subscriber.
will offer at public sale, for cash. on the pre-
misses, on Tuesday the 5th day OF Novem-
Der next,a
Brick Tenement 8 Lot Of Ground,
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beginning "a feet westwardly from S.. Asaph
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cannot Quit this last question without en-
tering my protest against the pretenson Of
the British government 20 postpone the JUS
tice which it owes to my government and
country, for this tardy investigation of conse-
quences. l am not able to comprehend upon
what the pretensiOn rests, nor to what limits
the investigation can be subjected. If il were
even admitted that France was more empha-
ticaiy bound to repeal her almost hominal
DEGREES than Great Britain to repeal her SUBJ
stantial orders (Which will rot be ADMITTEDLY
what more can reasonably be required by the
latter than has been done by the former The
DEGREES are officially declared by the govern
ment of France to be repealed. They were
Intellectual as material prejudice to England
before the declaration, and must be ineffectu-
al since There is therefore nothing OF SUBJ
stance for this dilatory inquiry, which if once
began may be protracted without end, or at
least till the hour for just and hrudenf deci-
sion has passed. But, if there were room 10
apprehend that the repealed DEGREES might
have some operation in case the Orders in
Council were Withdrawn, still, as there is no
sudden and formidable peril to which Great
Britain could be exposed by that operation,
there can be no reason for declining 10 act at
once upon the declaration OF France, and to
leave it to the future to try its sincerity, 1t
that sincerity be suspected.
have thus disclosed TO your lordship,with
that frankness which the times demand, my
view Of snbject deeply interesting to our
respective countries.-Ihe part which Great
Britain may act on this occasion cannot tall
10 have important and lasting consequences,
and can only wish that they may be good.
BY giving up her Orders in Council, and
the biockades, 10 which my letter Of the ?lst
O. September relates, she has nothing to lose
in character or strength. BY adhering TO
them she will not only be unjust 10 0thers but
unjust 10 herself
| have the honour to be, with the highest
consideration, my lord, your lordship's most
oDedient servant.
(Sigped) WIN. PlNKNEY.
The most noble
The Marquis Wellesiey, &c. SIC. G'e.
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Mr.. RUssELL 10 Mr.. PINKNEr.

PARIS, DEC |, 1910.
SIR-As nothing has transpired here of sufficient
Importance to be communi Gated by special messcn-
ger. and safe private conveyance has hitherto
presented ITSELF have delayed, till now, to acknow-
ledge the receipt of our letters under date OF the
7th and 28h of October.
No event ithn my knowledge has occurred Ell
ther before the first o Nov to vary the con-
ruction given by the very positive and pre-
else assurances of the duke of Cadorc on the 5tn
August, relative TO the revocation of the Berlin and
Milan decrees That these DEGREES have not been
executed for entire month any vessel arriving
during that time, any of the ports of Fra ance may.
when connected with the terms in which their revo-
cation announced, fortify the presumption that
they have ceased 10 operate. know, indeed, OF no
better evidence than tins which the negative charac
ter of the admits, or how the non-existence OF
an edct can be proved, except by the PRONUNCIATION
Of It's repeal and its subsequent non execution.
Our attention here IS now turned oWn5as England
and the United States. The perfOrmasV e OF one OF
the conditions which the revocation OF the DEGREES
predcated, and which is essential to render it
permanent, is anxiousl expected and it is devouty
to be wished that England, by evncmg the sincerity
Of her former professions, may save the u. States
from the necessity Of ressting the which
exclusively depend on them.
need moi suggest to you the importance of trans
hitting hther early as possible, any information
of decided character which you may possess rea.
tive to this subject, impatience is already be-
trayed here to learn that the other of the
dtions has been performed
l an, sir, with great respect, &c.
(Signed) JON RUSSELL.
Hi. Erceaency. Hiaiam Psnkney, Esq
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TAMM MY SOClE FI, on
COLU.HBL3.N ORDER.

A N adjourred nseling of the TAM
"A MANY SOCIETY, or CoLuMB1AN ORpER,
will be held on MONDAY EVENING, March l8,
Ibeing the 18th of the month of +" Worms"] at the
Council Fire of their Great Wigwam, in the State
House. precisely at the going down of the sun.
BY order Of CONSTANT TAsER, Grand Sachem.
WILLIAM SiMONS, Secrefary
Month Of Worms, l3M,)
Season Of F2o.cers, March Is.
Fear Of Discovery, SIG
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THE subscriber proposes opening SCHOOL on
the Goth Of March next, exclusively for Youso
LADIES, provided number sufficient to render it
an object can be procured. subscription for the
purpose is open a. No 50. Springsfreef. and at
the School House, No z, Schso-ssreef. Although
the principal object will be render those who at
tend adopts in the elegant art of WHITING, yet to
those who wish it, will be taught the common branch
es Of Arithmetick. JOHN RODMAN.
NIB Hours Of attendance from 5P.M I'LL sunset
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