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COMMUNICATION.
Mr. Printer,

,Nr. Printer,
1t is very surprising that you should all
be SO quiet here, while such splash is
making in Baltimore about the election.
LIN this place you must either want public
spirit yourselves, or be destitute of men
capable of exciting patriotic feelings. Was
one of our noble candidates here, to go
from grog shop to grog shop, explaining
the affairs of the nation to every car-man
he found, you would not lie idle as you do ;
but would use and exert every nerve to
preserve the honor Of the country, and
quash the least particle of British influ-
ence which may have crept into the COM
munity.
The public spirit displayed, with us,
in Baltimore, must put you Alexandrians
to the blush. Few democrats in our town
are ashamed to stand in the market and
make long and learned speeches, too in
tricate for any person to understand, al
though the GRAFTON may be destitute of
those useless appendages of education
reading and writing, which only serve to
supply the possessor.
l find, Mr.. Printer, that it requires par
tic,lar energy in electors to bring the
people to knowledge of their own i'm
portance. The people in Baltimore have
this knowledge and this warns their pat
riotism; for should any fellow be fool e.
nough to differ with us in opinion We are
sure to treat him according to his deserts.
Even if we should fill an ignorant tory's
ewes with shoe makers wax, in such a
manner as to deprive him of sight and
aristocratic Judges should fine us for the
proceeding, We are sure Of pardon from
the governor.
Ii is the duty Of every citizen to keep
his eyes open, with respect to elections,
as the knowledge and responsibility Of
those who represent us attest the judg-
ment of those who sent them. In this
point our large towns have generally
shown their superiority over country dis
tricts. Could there have been more
enlightened representation taken either
out Of the cities of Philadelphia or Balti-
more than the present one, and that which
they have had some years back They
are none Of your impertinent scrubs who
are always talking in the house-No-
they only talk politics when they are at
home among ourselves, and have nothing
else to do and leave it to the back woods
men to speak on and determine any silly
matters Of policy.
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CHEESE, &c.
Port OF Alexandria.

10000 los. excellent New Mich Cheese,
Is barrels Herlings,
10 do. Shad, Of the first quality,
s do. Mackarel,
20 bushels Potatoes,
Is do Onions-for sale on board
the Schooner LOUISA, I. WEST, Master,
lying at P. A. Covers wharf.
September S. dot" .
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SALE AT AUCTION.

I'M MONDAY, the 9Th instant, at IL
" O'Clock, A. N. at the Coffee House, in
Alexandria, will be sold, l6S ceres of marsh
wood LAND, lying few miles below Alex
andria, near Hunting Creek, and adjoining
land of Augustine J. Smith, Esquire. The
title is unquestionable- The terms Of pay
ment will be made known at the time Of
sale.
James Greenleaf,
Attorney in fact of
HENRY PRATT,
THOMAS w. FRANCIS,
JOHN MILLER, jun.
JOHN ASHLEY,
JACOB BAKER, Trustees, &c.
September q d5T
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ALEXANDRIA, D.aILY GAZE TIE.

"To sHEw
THIS VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TINE
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE"
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A VISITOR.
September 9, 1911.

We notice an arrival at Charleston from
HAVANA, sailed the ninth August, makes
no mention of an iusurrection in Jamaica,
hence we consider the report has no feun-
dation.-N0Uolk Ledger.
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The expectation of gun-powder, arms
and ammunition, and salt-petre, from No
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW PUBLICATIONS
Tust received and for sale by JAMS
KENNEDY, sen. BOOKSELLER, in King
street.
The Modern Criselda, a novel, by
Miss Edgoworth.
The Saracen, Crusade Romance, from
the French of Madame Coffin.
The Secret History of the Cabinet Of Bo.
naparte, including his private life, characr
ter, domestic administration and conduct "a
foreign powers, BY Lewis Goldsmith, notary
public.
The Borough, much admired Poem, by
the Rev, G.. Crabbe.
The West Indies, Poem, by James
Montgomery, with other Poems on the ah9,
I;tiOn of slavery.
A very valuable Introductory Latin School
Book, entitled Orbis Sensualium Peitus,
or Visible World displayed.
Also,
Murphy's Lucien, with every other Crfs4
and Latin Classic, now in use in the schools.
Beautiful miniature editions in very els-
giant binding, of SCOTS Lay, Marmion and
Lady of the Lake, Storms Reflections, MIL
ton and Cowpers Poems, ropes HomsSs
Iliad and Odyssey, Dryden's Virgil, Oyid's
Metan,orphosis, Arsbian Knights, Don Quixy
ote, GiibIas, sc. &c.
A general assortment Of the very best star
tionary articles.
January g. eo4
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asersnSr:s CEt!p 6a;s;te.
: MONDAY, JANUARY IA.

Uoon reading the letter Of the secretary
of state to Turreau of the 18Th December
1a1ruer which from the nerve and vieor OF
the STYLE we take TO have proceeded anne
d;aisly from the pen of Mr.. Madison the
frs, remark which we Iheard made was,
,ha, if the actions of our administration
compor,ed with the Language of this letter,
we should have no occasion to complain of
our gavern'nent--or rather, as at present,
Of the zpant of government. But even the
LxnruGge of independence is too much to
be born by the partizsns of the naughty,
imperial pundercr. Accordingly we Ind
in the Aurora of this morning, Napo!eon's
principal gazette, the following ironical aud
sarcastic remarks.
/" The French ambassador has been at a
critical period ,uk,n wihou: his brsef, and
it is rather unfortunate for him, that when
he appears in print, 1t is in some cases un-
favor.ble to the Interests ct the sta'es.-
Another idea yr.y naturally occu,s IN read
ing these letters O! diplomacy, and which
farther tcsudes .h- extreme i'sSarf'ahty
villa which our affairs are conducted, that
the British government being unrePresent-
ed at this pace (Air. N5ricr residing 1t IS
said at Ballimors) arguments arc srotui-
sousAy turnishrd in its beholf in advance,
tor the permanrncc of their orders in copn.
Gil, which that governne2t you'd OF course
be wrong in resembling, whilst such salts
fuc.ory reasons do exist in the minds OF our
executive for their continuance"
Now, to US all this is very comforting.
When we can have such un5ou5tsd patrl-
OILS as RIr. Madison and Mr.. Smllh, to
share with US in the odium of being ac,u-
asrd by British partially or British gold,
we feel our own shoulders greatly relieved.
Should America much longer delay to rush
into the arms of her mighty lover' we
shall all b. considered as nation Of British
hirelngs and treated accordingly. The on
w. exception will consist of those worthy
men who have taken the trouble to corue
ID this country and set up newspapers tor
the kind and charitable purpose of warning
US OF our danger. l.. 5. Ga2.
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pROPRETN.

THE subsequent article we have extracted
from the Neuv 7ork Daily A00ert1'sr' OF
December 1a, 1887. In few words it
gives the character Of the two great par
tie. tina, agitate this country, and points,
with prophetic exactness, 70 the course
and issue of A,,ti's conduct. Happy had
it been for the people OF this couAtry had
they never listened to the Illusions OF the
impos,or.-1roy GAZETTE.
ORIGIN OF t7oo Foreigners, resident IN Ame.
r:'ca, named Federalst and Aati, Feaefal-
ist
Federalist is Of pure Roman extraction,
whose lineage may with ease be traced
I'D TO FEDUs, most worthy and v'rtno"s
patriot of ancirnt Rome. Its very remark
able of FEpus the Roman, who was
Statesman during the whole prosperity OF
,ha. republic that his notions OF policy were
SO we'll d,g.s,ed, that no. s'ng'e instance
of error in Judgment could eyer DC imputed
10 him wni!= ss continued 10 o8ics. Conse'
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qrensly, ia his days the people wsre happy.
At length through a close application 10
business, his health became impaired .sd he
was obliged to retire. At this interval one
Knit an out law from Greece, appeared in
Rome, whose external features bore So
striking a resemblance to those of Fedus,
that he found it no difficult matter TO i'm,
pose himself npon the credulous multitude
as a brother of their reverend worn out
statesman, lately returned from his travels.
The people rejoiced to 6ud the brother Of
Fedus, and cried the Gods are fer us -
Without further evidence, he was immedi.
ately elected to Eli that seat of office now
vsca.rd by their beloved patriot. Alas !!
deluded people This object of their una
nimous choice was not Profe4us, as they
imsgined No-,-for soon the baseness Of
his hear, discovered the impostor. As soon
as he was clothed with power, his every
act proclaimed him to be, not Pro, but
Ami. FEDUs.
shall not enter toto particular detail
OF his ubiquitous proceedings, but suffice il
to say, that in very short time after, Ju.
Illus Cesar was Emperor Of Rome.
To return to their descendants, who late.
~ emigrated to America. FederaHst, who
iRher!ts all the republican virtues, and has
drawn all his maxims Of national policy
from his glorious progenitor. concludes
rvsry address he makes TO the public with
she following lacouic injunction :-US1TE
AND. BE HAPPY while the preachmcnss Of
Anti-I'ederailst, who retains all the peril
dious, vilainous, base, traiterous and anti
republican principles of Anti Feaus, his
great g,and-sire, when stripped of their SO.
phism and false colorings, amount TO this :
The peoples happiness is Incompatible
with the aggrandizement Of NE and MINE
therefore, IF YOU UNITE, FALL.
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VIRGINIA LEGI5LATURE T..

Curt Of appeals. The Senate amended
the bill hv adding $500 mare to the salary
Of the Judg~s On Tuesday the House OF
Delegates took up the bill as thus amended
and without debate, cnncurred in the a
mendments-Ayes ss, Noes -.
~ The features Of the bill, then, are
these: the number of Judges S; the 'sa'a'y
of each $500; the number of iur'dleal
DAYS $50. OF course the present L-gis'a.
eure will have to appoint two additional
Judges.
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run the risk Of again eaeouusering them,

run the risk Of again eneounsering them,
Notwithstanding this disposi.ioa Of the
LonveatiaaaAsss, We are happy to eonasas
to our readers the assurances we gave them
a few days ago that all the real yeomaary,
the Spanish population, and the honest and
respectable part of the American settlers,
have hailed the Americans as protectors,
and received them with open arms.
Gov. Claiborne was invited to militia
meeting at St. Franoisville. At that meet
ing, On his arrival, the standard of Florida
was hoisted After the Governor had *,
planned to the people the vieys of his CO.
vsrnment. and his object in coming amongst
them, the Florida standard was struck. and
the American colors raised amidst u. as.
clamations OF the people.
National LnteMgeneeE.
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w ALL ACE.
Or the Eight OF Eaikirk.

A Metrical Romance, by Miss Hoiford,
from the third London edition, is this day ra-
cei.ed, for sale by Janes Kennedy, senior,
Bookseller, King street-Price 81 and half
cents.
The two last editions Of this elegant pro.
duction were published in London #iOIn one
month, The style is a close imitation OF thar
CT Walfer Scott, Esq which is so dessrvedly
admired, and there is little doubt that those
who have perused Miss Porter's Scottish
Chiefs, will be highly gra6fed by this pleas
ing yesi6cation ofone of its leading Incidents.
January -. eoSt
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gF JONES POINT.

THE subscriber having recovered posses
1 sion of Jones' Point, adjoining the town
of Alexandria, now offers 10 rent it to a good
tenant for one or more years, as may be a.
greed on. Any person may know the terms
by applying to Mr.. c. PoaeA, in AleXandlia,
or to the subscriber near Leesburg.
Stephen Cooke.
Leesburg, Jan. l2-tI4) lawtf
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\. respects, differently; he does not
rha, the emperor could have|done
hn, for ca miSapPiication of the
''S<;DI. Of reptisals," aud "a m;scons'ruc.
IA law Of the United States" he
81. . anticipated some RELAXATION OF the
liz but alack +" This expectation has
,{Ste, .uii't>d."
&ikh is she du'i!ul Language and spirit OF
ssace and if the emperor has bow
Ih&k comnaSsiou, he cannot choose but De
-. He will lind here none OF those
<3&h ans! severe, and censorious, and pro-
words which our government
~ ;r;t-dly dared 10 use when address,
!. ~ .mselves under seal TO their own MI
z.r. Not word here about the aga
,at;gn fla by the president The
kffs,s bu,b in the language and the mat
ia tn. l-,t:r of the duk= oi Cahore -"
TIL e2oyE!;ty # this outrage, :" this go
asprocee.iog," a redress OF which must
,g,,, an indispt nsabIe " preliminary" I" al
|. .s,s, n, ,Ia,ion Of di4lr>n3es, and so forth,
s{,S, tur'h.
eus, reader, YOU have before yen the
.sI.n, $ nf drawing taken from real HE.
xoua III" Esurss; place them upon Can
Isl fl up Toe picture; view 's WIKI the
al I'D cante mpla,e it win the feelings
'ySn American, and then "to soeper WIN
lisa appetite yoa may"
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l4merican prisoners in FRANCE.

Prisoners Are we then at war with
France? O no! His ma esty the emperor
loves the Americans. He only takrs their
properly to enable him to maintain the
freedom of the seas, aod pu,s them in GUS
todv to keep them safe from their enemies
the British.
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PHILADELPHIA, fm. 6
FROM pLRIUGA III.

2SNe have bsea favored w:ih Lisbon pa.
,ers as late 70. the gid Npvcmb r. We
sasxs placed IA IN in the hands oi our tr9n-
;ix:o,. and SHOULD they con'aia any thing
# ~ IN. cres.iay nature, II sh.ii &c gwen III
= hi ave naA,a-r.
Mo have also received q short manu-
Ic<ipr w;lttrn hv a Bi.iah "it.er, whlth
pkSers the c'rCun-tancc Of the retreat Of
xx1'rsu,h or ind:sputab!e G!oaAus. 1t Is
st.tb:.ows:
ItNov. IL, 1910 Light di.ision moyed
|k04h Ca yeinI, AdcZores, auu IN lr yicini'
ixs mo Aynda. Same evea'og the French
n0xcd of from AIsnguer, and followed
.4tir n tn morning OF the l5;h oy the
sSk l.ivis on. Lord Wellington at Alan
,sftr. 10Th iight division ena:caed TO Villa
1ova, followed by the ceu.re AID 'lgnt ct
hFs IS itish arGy. On that day hgnt d.
ssiah cantoned in Villa Nova, distant from
~ xncrnv abcu; tour mills Ga the i7th.
lid DIVISION az ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS seve'al
|E} ,nr,s Of the French rear guard. IN
l?sh iigh. division at San,ayeln IN close
fsult. On the 18Th light division mach,
s}to Go!tsaa, leagues irom Santarein,
I-sriy up with the enemy. G,n, H'ls eros
Kd with Ia coo men at Sa;valerra. aud by
ESn raj orders. head quarters al o"nt"reln.
{asTae iight division were within miles
i ihc sn..ny, whose head quarters were
x5si.iveiy said to be at Ihomar.
ISkel he following is Lo.d Welli"gton's
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Mr.. SNowDEN,
II in the sketches of private debates in
your paper of Friday last, " is intend
ed for Mr.. Van Horne oil Maryland, can
assure you it is mistake, for Mr.. Van Horne
had not spoken at all.
Yours, &c,
GThe hand writing in several places Was
so illegibe that very probably there are other
mistakes. On more close inspection we
are inclined to think V was not intended !
1T IS supposed by some, and by supposi-
tons only can We DOW be guided, that MIR.
Mcrier has, with authority from ,Ic Spanish
tunta, proposed to our government to take
possession OF Pensacola and al East Florida,
and pay for it by debts due us from Spain /;
sad that the bill before Congress is princi-
pally on this question. Whatever the bill
is, it is confidently said that war with Eng
land or with France must be the copse-
qucnce.
The House of Representatives were oc-
tupied on Saturday till late hour with clos
ed doors.
Extract Of c letter from Lisbon, dated Dec.
S, by the London Packet, arripe9 at Bal
timore.
Z" Massena's army has taken up strong
position on the plains of Santarem and To-
mare, abou, fifteen or sixteen Leagues from
L, .bon, and consists of about $4,000 men.
The allies amount to double that number,
and have heard i, said BY English officers.
thar it is impossible tor him to get out OF
Portugal Siviera's army is in his rear,
s2d ,he English in sight of him in front.
Al communication with the Interior cut
off, and The roads rendered impossible for
either man or beast. The allies are re-
cciving reinforcemsnts daily of British and
Spanish troops, while the French are losing
last by Sickness and desertion."
We learn that the dispatches from Co
vernon Claiborne state, that Fo'war Skip
with styling himself Governor of Florida,
had vowed determination to resist tae
interposition of the United States. With
view 20 resist Governor Claiborne, he had
ordered Gen. Thomas, who with body OF
6v. hundred men was marching to at
tack Mobile, to return immedlsteiy.--
skipwith win the remainder ct ms regular
forces, had thrown himfelf into the tot OF
Baton Rouge, having declared his deter
minasion and that Of bis partizans to die az
his coiors before they would submit TO the ,
authority of the United States. those par
tizans Of Skipwi.h, who adhere to him in
his mad project, are principally fugitlyss
from military aud civil law in different
parts of the United States, and who
have taken refuge in this territory as aanc.
,uary to shield 'heSr sson the penalties Of OF
law, and o. ,.s.se arc now unwilling 20
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X AL
SHIP dM WMN NEWS.
Port of alexandria.

Port at AlexandriG.
ENTERED,
Schooner John, Campbell, Passamaquaa-
dy, plaster, to the master.
CLEARED,
Shooner Louisa, Haynes, Jamaica, by
John Grid.
Mary, Stanton, St. Jago de Cuba, Joshua
Yeatop.
ASSIZE or BREAD
Made Of Suheyfne Burr Flour.
CENTS.
The pound loaf to be sold Tor S.
pound loaf 2s
pound loaf -
! pound loaf
J9NES HARRIS,
Clerk Of The MARKET.
January IA.
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4Of these 14,ooO are cavalry and 5000
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" - | 1 4 r.
The Creditors Of George MsMunn

The Creditors of George M'Munn
IS earnestly solicited to cxhialt ;heir CLAIMS
Ithe su ,scriber on or before the first day OF
Ekr%h next, for the purpose of enabling MIN
<Ascertsin whit sales of the real estate OF
q ,e,tator Will be necessary to meet me
81 ment of his debts-The creditors falling
ATTEND to this notice will probably be ex-
&kled from any participation in the assets
[ahe estate.
81 Mordecai Miller. E:'r.
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Arding & Spinning Machinery.
{T n Z subscribers having eh,cred into part
Pks hip Cor the purpose of making Machine :
boz caraing and spinning couon take this
Sthoi OF informing the public generally,
AZ they carry on the above business III al
various branches.
Am orders from distance, either for large
2Abtishtoents, or small Machines for Do
|r$tic purposes, will be thankfully received
So faithfully attended to.
u Gregg and Head.
{eX andiia, FairSx, between Prince
81 AID Duke streets, Des. %. SswiW
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A L NJ A n A c S.

A L NJ A N A c S,
FOR 1911,
Just published and for sale by the grcss,
doze or single.
Cotton & Stewart,
November 80.
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Valuable Land for sale.

TINE subscriber wishes to disp1se of
A Attract of Land, adjoining the Sui.
phur Spring place in Berkeley County,
Virginia, containing $50 acres, about 100
acres are cleared, IS or SO acres of which
are excellent Bottom, 9 acres of Meadow,
and 10 more may be made with a triling
expense, the balance Of the Land is well
tImbered, tits bounded BY Opeckon Greek
and the whole of the land well watered
On misplace is a comfortable log Dwelling
House, Kitchen, Double Barn, and other
necessary Buildings.-Abo, another farm
in the same ne~ighbourhood, adjoining the
Lands of Jacob Weaver, Esq and others,
containing 2y1 acres-about GO acre. of
which is cleared the balance of the land in
good timber.-Persons wishing to see the
Land or purchase, will please apply to the
subscriber at Mrs. Nancy Andersons, on
Mill. Greek.
WILLIAM ANDERSON, Exr.
of Colbert Anderson, deceased
Jan. Il, 1911.
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Trginia-M tie Superior Court gf Clan.
Gerry h9lden in Sfauaton, RTE 29th DAG
of November, 1910.
3ETwERS Abraham Gorrell and Joseph
Gorrcll, Ex'ors of William %t,orreli
decd, and Isabella Vanmetre, Elk. and
Isaac VAnmstre, Ex'or of Jacob Vaa
metre, deed. PIT.
AND Abraham VAnmstre, &c. Defts.
The Court doth order that Mastef Com
missioner Bent, do take an account Of The
real property devised, and enhancement
made by Abraham F4nmeter the elder, IN
all the plaintiff, and defendants in this
cause, together with a statement of the va
lue Of each part thu, advanced and devised.
and make report thereof to this Court with
any matters specially thought pertinent b,
himself or required by the parties to be SO
stated and the said Commissioner is au-
thorised to proceed In the absence of either
party, who having reason ,ble notice OF his
primary appointment or ad~ joufnmcnts, shal
tail to attend him.
Il Copy. Teste,
HENRY J. PEYfON, &C.
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MILL be sold at public vendue, Of not
w disposed of previously on the 18th
OF next month. (oeing the first day OF
February Court) at the Court House in
Martinsborgh, three Lots of Land, all ad.
Joining in the west end of the town Of Mar.
tinsburgh, on these lots are a number OF
soaring apple trees, the lots lie level, and
are remarkably rich-Also another Loe OF
ground opposite the Dutch Church in said
Town, on which is . small dwelling House.
The terms will be made easy.
WILLIAM BURNS.
January 4, 1911.
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CTRAYED away from my farm adjoin.
- ing Mr.. Samuel Kennedy's and Mr..
Abraham Snyder's on Bsck-Creek, TWO
OXEN, the tip end of their horns are saw.
ed off, and have been broke to work, the
colour of them not recollected, a crop Of
the let it ear and a sllt-Four Dollars will
be paid to any person who will deliver them
AS above, or give information to Mr.. James
Faulkner where they may be found. The
above farm is for rent. Enquire of MIR
Faulkner in Martinsburgh. or TO the sub
scriber in Middle way. Jefferson County.
WILLIAM M'SHERRY.
Dec. 81, 1910.