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HOUSE oFsREPREsENTATIvEs.
Monday, Z &c. "a.

Mr.. Hale, Mr. Pickman and Mr..
Sewbold appeared to day.
Mr.. Goodwin obtained leave of alb
sence fortw weeks, and Mr.. Eppes
for ten days.
MIR. Seybert presented the memorial
IF the Chamber of Commerce of Phi
ladelPhia, in favor of the renewal of the
charter Of the Bank of the United
States.- Referred to the Bank Com
mittee.
Mr. Morrow, from the committee on
Public Lands, reported unsavorably to
the claim OF certain officers and soldi-
ers in the British war against France
in 1868 for lands which was read and
accepted by the House without opposi-
| ton.
The bill for supplying the 6ciency
10 the appropriation Of 1910, for dis-
tressed- seamen, BIC. and the bill for
continuing the Mediterranean Fund
I@sfe read third time and passed.
The House went into committee of
the whole, Mr.. PITKIN in the Chair,
on the bill authorising the Secretary OF
War, by the appointment OF commissi-
oners, to ascertain the exterior line Of
the public lands at West Point, &c.
The bill was so amended as to leave the
ultimate decision on the report of the
commissioners to Congress. The com.
mittee reported the bill as amended,
which was ordered TO be engrossed for
third reading.
The House wentiRto a committee Of
the whole, Mr.. PITKIN in the Chair,
on the Dill providing for The FINAL adj
iustment Of claims to lands, and for the
sale Of the public lands in the terrific
ries of Oleans and Iudiana.--After
some inconsiderablea am eudments TO the
bill, the committee rose and reported
the bill, which was ordered to lie on
the table.
MIR. Holland reported bill making
further compensation TO the witnesses
on Burr's trial which was read and
referred 10 committee Of the whole
MIR. Shsaey presented the petition o
sundry surviving oiHcers OF the revo
luton ; which were referred TO a selec
COMMITTEE.
J On motion of Mr.. Psiadexter,
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T OrS --FOR SALE. or to LET, on build
IL ing leases, lying in Port Mayo. both on the
water aud back ground, on easy termsJo such
as will improve shortly Also. several lsctes
for Coal Yards, to which coal can bG.tsxen
from boats and shipped again for so cents per
hundred bushels. The advantages of this pro
perry wal present themselves on NEW of the
preniscs. VIM. MAYO.
Powhatan. Dec. 9th, 1910. 1T
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iadelPhia, F. pobiishing by INSCRIPTION, the
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J.ox..
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Fran the Freemdi's journal.
THE QUID OF TOBACCO.

When chilling dissrpo,n' ment .ours,
And from my view ali pl ssuie's hidi
Wnen he swee' lace Of JULIA lowers,
iaooih my troubles viii .ssma.
When ouTst ennui racks my mind,
Wi'h esger haste ske boy bid
Hand me- thc r1li, I'D quickly fiod
Sweet source Of eenifor. an a 9ma..
When the rule winds howl DER the plain.
And rains beat on my humble shed
neither heed they wind or rain
Bot ca'my chew he p;ecious Paid.
Peshaps sone friend NAV pensive sey,
When Of this weary life N rid,
Here lies poor DICK, he's tarn'd to clay,
Gone are the pleasures If his 9aa"
DICK DOWLAS.
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dor SALE An excellent fun panneled
Il .COACBER ;nd HARNESS fy<p two
Horses, in good repair, may be seen 4 my
Tan Yard.-Want 20 hire for 'hocensuing
year, a FEMALE COOK, fos whom 4 liberia
lire will be paid, quarterly in advance if re.
quired. B. TATE.
Richmond, Dec. 2l;h, 1910. UG
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n AND FOR SALE.--pursuan, 10 = decree
Ia E the county cour, of Prince Edward, will
be sold, 10 tic highest bidder, On a credit Of
twelve .uonths the
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HeHiY's SsGtatgs at Large.
- The second vol. efihis work IS in.t pub.
lished and ready for delitsry 10 sub r.bets. at
S. Peasan,s' PriH .ing oiiee, Richmond.
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10 the Lovers Of Agriculture
Nm amtle and fertile field is presented.

yETISHINC to direct my attention TO a
w different employment thm that OF
farming, offer to let, for term OF years,
that V.fLU.iBLE ESTATE whereon l re-
side, and known as .Aierander's Island. ibis
estate is situated on the south side the river
Potomac and in the lap OF government; the
main road passing through has afforded TO
travellers an opportunity of viewing tins
beautiful and by nature productive farm -
This property, possessing the advantages OF
three markets, Georgetown, Washington,
and Alexandria, renders it an object well
worthy the att tion of the farmer Any
farther commentary is deemed unnecessary,
as persons wishing to rent It Is presumed
will view the estate.
~ Ii this property is not soon app'iea
CO... I shall make arrangements tor the Gull
aviation Of it myself, which will preclude o.
Tiers for the succeeding year. Any lnlor-
nation silI be given or applications received
in relation to the Island by Gto'ge Uash-
ingtsn, or myself resilient thereon.
w. H. Washington.
November ] CO
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LAND FOR SALE.

r WISH to sell TRACT GLAND lying
on both sides Of and extending across the
short Hill Mountain in Loudon county, virgil
MIA. about Is or l6 miles from Ltesburg:
This tract of land contains more than 1900 "a
cres, and is very valuable from its fertility, its
situation. its peculiarly excellent adaP'Hess
for Improvement from the use OF Plaster OF
Paris, and it's lying renlarka bly, well Tor farm
;ru On the North side Of the Short Hi, Ill
the valley between that and the Blue Ridge
Mountan, there is an highly valuable MILL
SEAT, on a copious and never iaiilng stream,
having a fall Of more than forty icet, and
b.inp distant not more than half nile rom
the Potomac or mile from Harper's terry
There are already upon this tract and branch
a Grist and Saw Mil, though neither Is In use
ot Dresent from their being both out OF rs-
,.air The terms, which will be advantage
ous and easy, wifi be particularly made Known
unon anplca,ion to the subscriber, or to Mr..
Daniel Brent, In the city OF Washington
A part of the purchase money VIII be mn
mediateIy required, and for the balance a IL
beral credit will be allowed, OH the purchas'
ers giving bonds, with unexcepuona6ie per-
sonal security, and mortgages upon the l"ho.
The Tract will be divided into Lots, to suit
purchasers, but it is not the intention OF the
subscriber to conclude the sale OF any one Lot,
on either side of the mountain, TIL he shall
have bargained for the Sale of al the others
upon the same side
WIN. DUDLEY DIGGES.
Greer, Hll, near BiadersbHrS, (
| MARYLAND, .Nov. 81, 1911. )
November 80. d4W
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of deed Of trust from DANlEi
M.CARTY, and MARGARETTA MATILDA
SNowDEN, his wife, to US the SUBSCRIBERS
will be exposed to public sale, on oATUR'
DAY, the nth day Of January, 1912, at
The Cofiee-!louse, in Alexandria
A TRACT of LAND on the river Po-
"A tomac, lying in l.ouloun county, State
of Virginia, known as MCarty's Island, ana
Sugar Land Tract CT SO much Thereon as VIII!
be sufficient to pay the sum :ecoroed In SAD
deed
This property lies about 20 miles above
&c rye own, and the city OF washington,
and the Island part of the property, contain
ing 800 acres, is known by Its productions 10
be the most valuable and desirable land 10 ell
Their the states of Marv lant>or Virginia, with
proper cultivation nay be made TO produce
loo bushels of corn per acre. A great pro-
portion OF this tract is heavily umbered, from
which all incxhaustable quantity OF ship TIM
Der, slaves, SC. may be taken The pro-
petty will be shewn en- application to Mr..
John w. Bronaugh, in George own.
The terms of sale arc--Ope third cash on
t dav of sale, the balance in three equal
payments Of three, six and nine months, ell
D.sring interest from the day Of lie, with
,.o approved en1orsers residing In the dis
tyict of Communicable land is to remain
;,oond and be rc-soli at ten days notice, on
default of payment. !or SO much ready mo-
MY as NAV be sufficient to raise the balance
thcr due, and the residue on credit 20 meet
RE future insta'ient or instruments the
proceeds of " Aich rcs>ie Is to be IN like man
ner secured, and It's operation OF resale is to
he made az often IS such successive default
Shall require contora,ing each to the terms
prescribed .or he first
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KING. street Property to Let.

FEAVINCI obtained Letters of Administra'
sS ton on the Estate of Captain Dennis
MsCarty Johnston, deceased, and being APP
pointed Guardian to his Children, the SUBJ
scrber is DESTROYS of letting several valuable
BUILDING LOTS on King Street to the
westward Of Paine Street. belonging to the
estate.-The Lots are about twenty-five teef
in front on King Street, & extended one hum
ered feet in depth, to ten feet alley: there
are also several adjoining lots on Pine Street
The extension oil King Street to the Little
River Turnpike Road, with the vast flour
Business, already transacted Immediately IN
the vicinity of this property, Will 1t IS pre-
sumed, render it extremely valuable ana maks
it an object with persons engaged in the fioaf
Business.
Alexander M'Kenzle.
December 6. d.
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" D AN AWAY from the subscriber
n on or aboutthc Sdof August, 1870,
an apprentice boy, named Geo Sc b Newma"'
house joiner Ivy trade; about eet 10 inch
es high, freckied in the face, and was raised
in the neignborhood of Cenierviile. The sub'
scriber will eivc 74uenty Dollars if found in
the neighborhood of Centerville or the same
distance from Alexandria; or Fifty Dollars
if found a distance of fifty miles or upwards.
Also, Runaway, negro man NAMED Vel
con, on Monday last the I'd of December
house Joiner by trade about feet inches
high, a like y fellow, very genteel IN his
manners, remarkable black skin and line -
Ten u liars will be paid if found ten mics
from Alexandria or Tasenty Dollars great
er distance, and reasonable charges paid by
Thomas Preston.
N B. AL persons are hereby iorwarned
harturing said apprentice or slave.
DE- ccmber 6. dtt
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X y I l & <.

rv~uF annu.l n;-eling Of the Stockholders
I in ,bs !.:,ue Rive Turnpike Compa-
Nv Will ~, on the FIRST MCc!nAY III De-
rn,,,,,cr rczt. at Brooks hotel, III the 'o~n
Of Aicxan m, at which lime an e'ec''oh nhi
bs held loc President, four Directors aio a
treasurer. y statement OF the Compah!
accounts, report Of the proceedings eApeh-
di,ure. ana progress OF the work si,ce ','e
last ANIMAL NE ting, viii sc submitted 10 ''e
Co,onany, ,ogcther with an application oil
f,SarIes ioye's Tor an extra compensation
for making the road =,
Jonah Thompson, Treasurer
I.ntIe River turnpike company
oo,,her 10 2awtlS;hNovSGt5'nOSC
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City of Washington, October s, \, u.
1871, aid A. l.. 58ll.
AT an extra Meeting Of the Grand Lodge
of the District of Columbia. among other
proceedings were the following 20 wi, -
Resolved, That deputhion be Appoined
by, and on the part OF this Grand lodge, 20
meet in Convention il the City Of W"sf.ne-
ton, the Deputies that may be appointed Dv
ahe several Grand Lodges in the Umed
States, on tha fourth Monday III January
next, or such other ume IS may De aSfesd
on
tVhercupon, nrorhers Valentine Seintzel,
Amos Alexander, AleXandor NCormiok,
Joseph Caxsn and john Richards, were &C
'cordingiv appointed the said teputhioa
Test, JAMES HE WITT,
Dep'y &. Sec,ry.
October 81. 6w.
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NOTICE.

TUE Prcside2t ard Directors ct the Lit
,le River Turrp,Ae omp@ny' WIS" :"
!, &C, for STONE, f'r KEEPING II rel'a0 ''1
Turnnike Road TO he deli'erei on sa'a rG 1S,
>, such places Is their superintendent, JOB
pac,. shall tiirec, who is authorized 10 GU
ter into con,.uc,,. fo' the same
Per orde~ 81 he Foard of Directors,
I. THOMPSON, Treasurer.
DcccInDSE :.
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& LEX.A.SDRl.9 D.1lEf G.iZEIIE
"To SHEW
THE VERY AGE AND BoDY OF The TINE
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
MONDAY MORNING, July 1.

The glaring and irreconciieable differ
ence between the official statements OF
Commodore Rodgers and Capt. bingham,
INCREASES the ;'egret that MIR. Madison
did not institute Court OF inquiry, as
requested. In truth. it would have been
but an act Of justice to the Commodore,
since his account rests solely upon hi own
word, while Captain ingham's vi be,
and probably has been, supported the
testimony of his officers. At the same
time, we have every reason to relyupon
the honor and probity of the American
Commander: he had neither, caue nor
inclination to deceive his countrymP.
We this day continue the publicaii on OF
Mr.. Smiths pamphlet. as far as Or IL
mits will permit. The eleventh a last
cause of difference Immediately SLOWS
what is inserted in to-day's paper hnd It
is particularly dwelt upon by MIR. Smlth.
The substance Of it is: In DedMber,
1909, MIR. S. aseertained that GeqSe W.
Erving, Esq. American agent at Pndon'
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IS For clue to the following interesting IN
Enation. our readers are referred to the Sc
cht proceedings ofCongress, published some
dgs since.
e .Ne1o- Orleans, May %.
81 It appears by letters from Fort Stoddert, by
H. nstI, that the negotiation between Gen.
A..thevs and Col, MKee on the part of the
Eltcd States, and Gov Folch on the part of
SUN, had broken up without coming to any
Nomination. Gen. Matthews has returned to
81 Ma,y's, Georgia, Col. M'Kee remains at
Fot Stoddert, and the Spaniards remain in
quiet possession Of Mobile.
B It was reported at Pensacola as late as the
18Th inst. that Gov. Folch is promoted from
Colonel to Brigadier General, and ordered to
Layera Cruz to take command OF his corps.
Money had been received at Pensacola from
La Vera Cruz, to pay the troops, and all
debts against the government OF Spain, with
positive orders to put that place and Mobile
ID the best possible state OF defence, that as
soon as the insurgents were quelled in the
diHerent provinces of Mexico, that the gar
rhcps of West-Florida would be reinforced.
I'VE make no comment on this information,
pat only say, that we believe it to be correct,
particularly as to the receipt of the money,
and the preparations for defence.
! Louisiana Gazette.
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sells laden will, articles not the produce
of the United States, and under what re-
cnlations and conditions
18th. Do they permit American vessels
with or without licences to return from
France to the United States, and upon
what terms anu conditions
sth. Is the importation into France oi
any article tie produce of the United
States, absolutely prohibited? And If so.
what are the articles so prohibited, ana
especially are tobacco and cotton?
9Th. Have you Instructions from your
government to give this government amy
assurance orcxpIanation in relation to the
American vessels and cargoes seized un-
der the Rambonillet decree?
have the honor to be, &c.
r. SMITH.
Mr. Serr,lrier, &c. &c.
9th. In my letter to Mr.. Erskine of A
pril 18th, 1909, Mr.. Madison proposed,
and, contrary to my IDEAS Of propriety,
insisted on inserting the following para
graph, viz.
Bat have il in express charge from
the president, to state, that while he Tor
hears to insist on & carti.ci. punishment of
the offending officer, he is not the less
sensible of the justice ard utility of such
an example, nor tae less persuaded that it
would best COMFORT with what is due
from his Britannia majesty to his own hon
orr
To this paragraph had too objections ::
1st. 1t is not reconciieable to that Dig
niiiei decorum which the comfy of 60
vernments in their intercourse with each
other ought to observe.
ed. As i'm a case of individuals, so in a
case ofnations, wherein a repalation may
be rendered for an aggravated insult; tic
party insuIted cannot consistently accept a
PREPARATION in satisfaction, and in the same
lette. insist that such PREPARATION is not as
satisfactory as in honor it ought to be.
Such an acceptance would necessarily
imply, that the pusilianimity of the party
insulted, had, from dread Of a conflict,
disposed him to yield TO what his logic at
the same time told him was not an ade-
quate atoneTent.
10th. BY my letter to governor Cal
borne of October eth. 1910, ordering him
TO take possession ofthe part Of West-FlO-
rida claimed tg the q. States, he was au-
thorised to call to his aid the regular army
and the whole militia force Of the neigh
borire territories. To this order Mr..
Madison annexed, with his oun pen the
following restrictive qualification, viz
:. should, however, any particular place,
however small, remain in possession of a
Spanish force, You will not proceed to
employ force against it but you will
make immediate report thereof to this de-
pa9tmcnt."
The idea of the whole military force Of
the United States being in full march, ana
su3deuly halted at the first appearance oia
spal,is!. bayonet, or of their being restrain
ell ;,on taking possession to the full tx-
tent Sc What Mr.. Madison himself consi-
ei"rc& oar legitimate claim, was, to my mind
so hurailiating. that l could really not
Disguise M opinion Of the restriction I'M
der the mask q aa.u,di reverence.
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ARRIVED ship Thomas, Capt. Cole, AZ
DAYS from Cadiz-saIt-F. Marsteller
81. Young.
The following was handed to Capt.
CSle, by Capt. Shuttleworth, Of the Bri-
tisl sloop of war, Swan:
Tala Formoza, 9Th May.
Yesterday we had an action with the
whole of Massena's army, which we gain
ed; it was between FOntes de Honor in
Spain, and Nayer de Haver in Portugal.
The French lost from to 1000 men,
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Kept in his hands the sum of 22,s92 dol
lars of the public money, without any au-
sbority for so doing that could be Disco
Ncred. Mr.. Smith therefore applied to
SMr. Madison for information, who declar-
Fed that he had no recollection of the cir
Xtumstances of the affair. Mr.. 8. then
Wrote to Mr.. Erving for an explanation.
Il'alr. E. promised to satisfy him fully when
be returned to the U. States. s'Upon his
arrival at Washington (says Mr.. Smith,
/ he accordingly Showed me letter from
lir. Madison himself. fully and explicitly
authorizing him to retain the sum Of mo-
rey in question" This letter was mark
d I" private;" no traces could be found
@ it in the department Of state and the
original and duplicate were both in Mr..
.;adison's own hand writing. On Mr..
smiths expressing his embarrassment a.
bout allowing Mr.. Erving to retain this
money Oh such authority, Mr.. Madison
directed him to file this same prirate let
Etr as public one; and, on the strength
Id this novel transformation, Congress
Twas applied to, and actually made an ap-
I Fopriation last winter to cover the cxpen-
IGturc, or rather present.
This is certainly serious affair. We
shall publish tie whole statement to-mor-
INV in Mr.. Smiths own words. 1t is a
Melancholy circumstance, if true, that the
EpbIic money can be thus trifled with, in
lssite of all the guards that are supposed
l. be placed around it. If Congress do
lint sift the business to the bottom, at their
Ext session, they had better stay at home.
Mr.. Smith concludes his Address by
Fdtelaring that " it has bee ONE indispensa-
iby necessary that our president be man
|loienergetic mind, of enlarged and liberal
lssRws, of temperate aud dignified deport-
1nnt, of honorable and manly feelings"
INV, although the meaning ofthis is Oh
lgvbus, we do not reeollect any particular
Nine when it was not necessary to have
lSaPresident Of this character; although,
a. sad experience proves. such man is
~. easily found in the ranks of Democra-
SMr. Pinkney and Mr. Friter arrired.
iN BY gentleman who left Baltimore on
Saturday, we learn, that the Essex fri
igAe with Mr.. Pinkney on board, had ar
fNed at that place.
A gentleman of this town has received
etter from Norfolk, me: -ioning the ar
! rial of Mr.. Foster at that place.
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East FLaylda again.

4 For clue to the following interesting in
fcnuation. our readers are referred to the Sc
CHIT proceedings ofCongress, published some
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-28
A CHRIST MAS ODE,
DESCRIPTIVE
- us iVff.fBJT'JN rs

MISUNDERSTANDING, teacher Of Ia
e. iii, Greek, English, Writing Arithmetic. So
having lately opened School, in this CITY, bees
'c, that lie will re-conlmehoe his classes nm tI
branches OF Education, Thursday, the % Of ia.
,nua3y current. ""
Those families who intend to honor Mr. r. with
,thSr commands, aud have not yet made application
Fare requested to DO 50 before the end of tin ,.,
recess As the number OF pupils will be lirniteR lac
PASTURES those who cntrust him with the fu,in M
their children, that the most unwearied aften.;o,
VII be paid TO their General Erofcicnry.
!: A'French Waste will attend At TIL, Academy. {,
l'nst'ict those who desire to bs. ,auYhi tl, ~
and practice oftlie French Language
~, erms, exclusive Of French, s 20 a quarter.
Richmond, DE %. o.,