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perty ont Of the reach ofthe enemy, and
after all they may attempt, and even be
able to return.
The American consul has arrived from
France, having left Paris Oh the Goth ult.
It is supposed that he he has brought from
Mr.. Russell, charge d'attaires in that city,
a further confirmation of the relinquish-
ment of American shipping and property
in the French harbors.
Yesterday his majesty completed his
Esd year, but in consequence OF the unfor-
tunate state of his Majesty's health, the
day was not celebrated in the customary
manner. The morning was ushered in
with the ringing of bells; and several Of
the fire insurance Office men, in new
clothing, with their engines, bands of mu-
sic, &c. paraded the streets of London.
In the evening, the Mail Coaches, with
the Coachman and Guards in their new
cloathing, paraded the streets; and the
houses of the tradesmen to their majesties
were partially illuminated.
The day was kept at Windsor by the
Queen and Royal Family in a private
manner.
June 6.
A Mr.. MRae is arrived from Morlaix,
with dispatches for the American Mini
ster in London.-We are informed that
they announce the release ofall American
ships seized in France between certain
dates and that the Berlin and Milan de-
crees had been absolutely rescinded, 50
lar as they related to the q. States.
The Duke of Galore has been superced-
ed by Maret, Bonaparte's Secretary,
who has written to the American agent
at Paris thus SIR, BY a decision Of
the Emperor, the American ships and
their cargoes which have arrived in the
French ports since the ed of Nov. are set
at liberty.
have the honor, &c.
BASSANO.
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BY last. Nights MAIL
NETWORK, July ~.
Iuhortant Forelgn Meu

IMPORTANT F0reagn Ne5os.
The ship Pacific, Capt. Stanton, arrived
at this port yesterday-she left Liver
pool the sth ult. and furnishes the edi-
tors of the New-York Gazette with
London papers to Intervening of the
9th of June.
Besides our extracts private letters ex-
press a confident opinion, that the king
Of England could not exist much long
er, as his bodily affection was the drop
sey.
The news from France of the restoration
Of certain American vessels, was not
generally credited; and. the fact not
having been officially promulgated gave
rise to the suspension on the part OF the
British court Of admiralty, mentioned
in the interesting decision of Sir VIM.
Scott, in subsequent part OF this days
Gazette. This document will be CIV
en- in our next.
The news from Spain and Portugal is not
so late by the Pacific as before received
here direct from Lisbon. The London
papers however contain the official ac-
counts of the late battles.
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Joseph SPEAR,

Most RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the
Public,
THAT he has commenced the CABINET
BUSINESS in all its various branches, near
ly opposite tie Vendue Store, Prince.street
-he also makes and repairs all kinds OF Mu.
steal Instruments, such as Piano Fortes,
Bass Viols, Violins, Guitars, sc. and will
also furnish Mahogany Collins for grown per-
sons for fifteen dollars. He hopes the
goodness of his materials, the soundness Of
his work, and the strict attention he intends
paving 10 his business, will ensure him en-.
enlargement from generous public. All
of the above branches of business will be ex-
ecuted at the shortest notice.
June l9. 60
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SATURDAY MORNING. Juiy 20.
Nlr. SNOUGaT,

Sir,
HAVING lately received from re-
Specialize young friend, collection o.
original letters, from many Of the mos,
distinguished characters in our revolt
ton, with several valuable documents
and finding some Of beth nearly cface3
b. the hand of time, / shall occasional!
transmit such to you, for the purpose G.
publication, with the view Of perpetuat
ine them. In so doing, mot only respee'
the memory Of the illustriOus dead. but
1 consider myself as performing an ac-
ecptab,e service to the present and future
generations.
Letter from John Dickinson, ct Perasyl-
raniu, to r. II. lee, Esq. Of Virginia.
SIR,
have the pleasure Of finding my SEN
tinents agr, 9 entirely with those express
ed in your favor Of the 26th Of NoTem-
vember.
Claims so unreasonable in their nature.
NAY DO made on priuGts persons, as to
deserve to be past over in silence and con
tempt. But in affairs OF higher dignity.
transacted between different states, or
different orders IN the same state, The pre-
servation of mutual respect. aud The Ia
tai tendency of presidents, seem indis-
peasably to require objections at once
firm and respectful to be made, why'e the
parties suppose. they have right and
cause to object.
lpresume no So time serving" gentle
man would ehuse, in case the declaraior.
act is laid before the house by goverumen
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I'll, he safe, but should such measure
not be pursued and executed, 1 feel no
hesitation in predicting that all this pro-
nsrty will be confiscated and should such
= trait of perfdy and injustice be added to
the long list of denominations. before COM
mitted. what kind of cataplasm will Mr..
Macon prescribe for our wounded honor.
what indemnity for the property thus
swallowed up?
Russia is at this moment hard pressed.
She has made some shew Of spirit OF
resistance, as has been shewn elsewhere !;
but the people here are not SO short
sighted Us to mistake shew for a reaii-
~. IfRussia were to enter into contest
with France now, it would be neither an
Austerli.z nor Iilsit, the Whole contl-
nest Of Europe, excepting the 5. ". pc
ninsula, would be arrayed against her, anu
the Russian monarch would BE driven IN
TO Asia. The Russian cabinet IS we'll "a
ware Of this and ii is only on the 9Th
inst. as Iiearn, that the Russian Ambas-
sailor, at private audience, delivered a
letter from Lis master to this emperor !;
the contents. of course, cannot be known
with certainty; but it is said to contain Z
strong appeal to the magaanimiIy and
friendship of his Imperial brother. This
sentimental mode Of resistance. is the sure
presage of destruction to any mutton
which adopts it,
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Wanted 10 Hire.
r. G'ay's List Of Prizes
IN The
Potomac and shenandoah Navi-
cation Lottery.
TWELFTH Days DR.dWING.

July l9, 1911.
Nos $3.50 1853 l4sls, prizes Of $50.
No. 1904 1858 l55O7 1925 1876, $40.
Nos $40 2o5 2372 5000 1864 1892 Sl6o
1919 43os 1910 44o4 $500 s2e6 $3.50 1894
1908 1896 1914 9lo6 97O9 1926 1924
lO,426 lO,s6l ll,sO8 ll,4Sl l2,059 1884
1872 $1,000 l4,2o5 1916 1908 1928
l6,454 1873 l7,44l 1850 l7,4s2 ls,l4s
1915 le,44o 1858 1857, and LOG prizes
of $40.
First drawn ticket on Tuesday next, will
be prize of $4,000.
Tickets will advance on Monday morning
to Sl3.-Present price Sl2.
Cash, or warranted undrawn tickets given
for prizes of 2dollars and upwards.
Prizes in the 7vheet fer The l2th day o(drazv-
ing,
Of S25.OOo---2 of lO.OOo---4 Of 5Ooo...
Of lOoo---lO of 500, and SO of 100.
7irkets far sale by
July 20. ROBERT GRAY.
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that their silence should be construed ill.,
to contempt Of the claim. AS little, l
imagine, would any good colonist desire
to have it attributed to fear-the validity
Of the deelaratory actor the want Of
virtue in the assembly. Yet to one Of
these causes. will the people of England,
and to another Ofthem, will the people Of
America, in all probability, attribute it.
Any thing done by the assembly, before
the parliamentary declaration Of the right
to bind us in all eases whatever was form
ally notified to them, will be. regarded by
administration, as waved, if that decia-
ration is submissiyely received.
lam credibly informed, lord Chatham
has said, s. that in the time of the stamp
act, he could well say. that Great Bri-
tain could not cGnstitutionally tax Ameri-
ca, but that he would not say this, under
the declaratory act" 1t is said to he
another expression OF that great man,
=" that administration should on the pre-
sent occasion pursue vigorous measures
with moderation" apprehend, that by
reversing his lordship's maxim, we shall
take the true course for promoting OUR
own interest-that is "by pursuing mo-
derate measures with vigor." We are
pushing q vessel against Il strong stre-.Ml
Our party zeal Will infaliibly hurt Us;
and on the other hand, if we indolently ILL.,
term;t cur efforts fora moment, we snail
he hurried down the current.
Virginia, sir, has maintained the COM
mon cause with such attention, spirit and
temper, as has gained her the highest
degree OF reputation among the colonies.
I. is in her power to dishearten them, as
much as to encourage them.
L suppose all that can be unprecedented,
from the resentment Of government, is Q
dissolution. \ measure that il minis
ters wolld but consider the reigns Of the
5,uarts. they might be sure, would only
s;ren:, thea tie o,,position to their designs.
,;eaA men! to imagine, that mandates
dictated by their PASSIONS can serve the
crown. o. ~ ) t,.e cause o. iieeGoG, "a
mUDs tl.oec $40 yaiue that blessing as
they ousnI
The kins S speech is thought here, q
very extraordinary one. We perceive
with snief, but without dependence, that
TIE behavior Of his nlajcstT's most faith
till subjects has been grossly misrepre
sented to our excellent sovereign.
The ministry are DESTROYS 10 doubt. that
lhe parliament should be as angry and
imprudent as they have been.
Cur assembly has sent home petitions
similar TO those oi the other colonies.
am, Sir,
With very great esteem,
Your most obeAicnt and most
humble servant,
JOHN DICKINSON.
Pbi|g5e1Dtia. .Jgnf,aru 10. 1859.
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Port of alexandria.
CLEARED,

Schooner Sylvia, Lewis, Boston-by
T.awrason and Fowlc.
Brig john, Stevens, Jamaica-James
Patton.
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NORFOLK. July f6.

ARRIVED, Ship Pomona, Bowen, so
DAYS from I.isbon.-May 90, lat. 50. IL,
long. IL, spoke ship Commerce. Burnham,
go DAYS from Alexandria for Lisbon.
n!r. Burke, on hearing that the Nation
al Assembly intended to coin their church
bells into money. observed that the ropes
might be converted into better use.
Direction for raising tlIrnips among corn.
Sow about one pint of turnip seed to ne
acre, on or about the cast of July either
before or after the last narrowing To-
the corn as soon as ripe enough. ana husk
il as soon as the corn will admit. Cut
down. and bear Off the stalks, to let the
sun upon the turnips; and the sweetness
OF the fodder will compensate for the la
Dor. Take in the turnips about the mid
die OF December.-isy pursuing these
directions. corn of 10 bushels to the acre
will produce so or 100 bushels Of turaip,
at the same time. These for mich COWS
and sheep. will be Of particular impor-
tancc.
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JOHN DECkENSO

The Intelligencer seems 10 pace iull
reliance on the late account Of the restora-
ton Of American property in France. 1t
is little strange that he should attach
implicit credit TO this news, because it
comes :" through the medium of British
prints" The Inteilisencer complains
that 8 for intiInatins this fact, scarcely
three weeks ago, he was not very gently
rebuked by some Of his republican bre-
thrcn - and he accordingly asks of them
now, that :. they Will in futare be more
guarded in their Reproduction" BY his
owa confession, lately, it appears that he
did once 50 magnify the Importance" of an
aff.ir-the mission to Russia : but he
says he does not soften sport opinions Oh
Slight foundation, OF substitute for facts
the result of vague conjeeturew
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DAILY GAZE TIE.

gro sHEW
MS FORM AND PRESSURE.
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fas..s Patent Iafaii'ble
COLUMBIAN OIL.

80 Inventor OF this highly esteemed in
: . naive Of america and the co"'po1
sitsod IS the production OF "s.hs word
~.conseQuenuy il is IN evsry sshse
domestic, it is not putfedu P with 80
tain oE.compous foreign ceriine"ls' r.,
sons from whom by the great distant "
senarstc, us it's Impossible 10 OBTAIN
mst;o,. thereto e the public has better se.u'
ritv for their money as there ca"ho' oe
la,s, shadow of deception 10 cover ms Hsai-
cine for he simply appears before tue c'i'
,nu,;,v with his Invention and an experiment
raj de,a;, or the various cases IN which Il te,
.,,v j. so wmderfuliy efEcacious andih "nieh
beis~ supported by the following ceruh1a,e''
whose names are not only sooscr'oeu ou'
th.ir persons may also be consWteo' oe''s
rasia.n,s within the circle OF our hclshoo.-
hood. The following are the complai ITS !"
wb;c;, The Columbian Oil has been iouha 50
.G.ac;o,, and rarely ever fails OF etiac'ms d
cure, viz : Rheumatism, cohsuhiPtu", -
in any part OF the body, but particularly
the back and breast, colds and coughs 'oo'r
nche. SPLEEN, pieurisies, choi'c' cramps, OK
,eynsi- and internal bruises, spralns anu "os"
wounds, scalds andburns, whcopihs ep's"
and mumps and dysentry ana oioo's u1
.ro,,p and the summer complaints In Chill
dreo, and in a weak stomach that Is causes :
by~inaigcstiqa, a constant sinking and loss OF
sppeti,e, i, will actas powerful oraeef ~
the relaxed 6brs and restore tito us Piofe.
tone. 49, .te .
II seems as though nature had ranked II .ae
FIRST of tine class oil all pectorais and expec'o-
81. ,ha ,aiiac re the breast and lungs as IL
sc.rcely ever fails Of, removing DISTRACTIONS
in either, particularly those VINO are trou-
bleo with D lthysick or asthmauc complaints
WHO IN he sct Of waiKiHg fast, STOPPING OF
lyi,s down are almost sxfocatel, haita tea
sp ri full of the Columbian OIL will render
some relief simultaneously, and " continued
agreeshly to he a'rec,ioas in sueh cases E sn
Prove radt d Gre. by producing the ts'i
power o~giahalionto the lungs and Tree eX-
pa1sioa o;tne breast.
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A MILL FOR SALE,
4.
wLOUyCUN

BY authority Of dssS Of usa e.
ecuteG 10y Jssres M1;eash aas 5oAa AGA
tie Subscriber, wll BE esposeA So ptiSses -"
fes ready aaancys "a the promises Or 10
6rft day Of Mach sse4t; IL fasr. If D&, lS
ncx1 faar Dig,
A CERTAIN tract or parcel 81 Last
Ii the said deed debceieed, lying o hs
vsf Uasa GrauCA ef GSaSe Creek DaHg -
sarse that v2s sold sad eesyeyeE ssy ss2'aJ
Ns.2She,SHx2 60 the sad 5aGcs MfHssH 2.
John ASS, and cossege@ SIS srtass bs sas@~
Secure tass ;ayfnsss Of tic psrchasc %'S
INF tract eoIt2iSs Abost ~ or - "0..cs
saad, 2a& has thereon a Gi5sS 6 eGS -
Dwelling House &s TIE saSsclshes
as tzastee &c lGt to te ccnSiGtrca oNn~
.varraht title to sadd fasA-&s "h' e"Ia
saca right to the psarchAeer AS ID SSD
EsM ey the R&tss deed esasg. q
Aan.ar. -. 1Azjs
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az REMOVAL:
10 II N K n | G II I,
SaddIer e Harness-maker.

Saddier - HafDeSS-makeT,
DEGS leave to inform MS friends u pub,
ID lie in general of Alexandria and IFS VI
entity, that he has removed from bis old
stard upper end Of King-street, to the store
lately occupied by Mr.. n. Aiister,. aud ad-
Joining the stole of Mr.. Roberts. and nearly
opposite the Indian Queen tavern, where
those who may please to favor him with their
custom in either of the above branches, may
rely on being accommodated ON as rsasoaa-
bile terms and At the sa use IN with as neat
and serSiceabie work as any other person In
the district can produce, and With the great
est despatch.
N. B. Wanted immediately a jour
neymaa. None bat a good workman
viii answer.
Lnu0ry ~. 2csssso
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Notice IS hereby giUe,

Pursuant to a dccretal order OF FART
ty court, made on the Gath day of A,'lR.
1910, will be sold. at, public sale. ~
highest bidder, on the premises, .oO Tie
dag. the twelfth day OF February no. ae'.
fair; ifnot, on the next fair day i; am
dit Of twelve months-the Purchase re
ing bond with approved security S"-
Sundry improved land one UNI,
improyed) LUIS. in the town OF Cohh,.'
and three acres of LAND adjoining ,hs
and some of the lots aforesaid. vs
William Thompson, late Of the county ,E%"A
said, died seized Of: Also sundry ner'a.
property belonging to said William Tbom4,
sens est. te. r
1T the same time and place wi;N ah5l
sold, ON the same terms,
The right vested in the said Thcmrson
of, in, and to, two unimproved LOTS in f..
city of Washington, ard district of Colunb;a
and one thousand acres Of LAND, si,uare T.,
Harrison county, and state of Virginia.
These safes are made for the benefit OF Il.
said Thonpson's creditors in said order m,,'
toned. The title papers, Sc, will At Il.
time and place cf sale be produced. T..
purchaser OIL the execution Ct proper bond
will receive deeds for the landed prorertv
Richard RascliRe,
vi. G e. Fairfax colntv.
NoTE- It'll expected tliatthe creditors Or
some person for them, viii attend.
r r.
DECEMBER y. 2asts
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Supxrune Yellow Bark.

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly OF
the extractiye matter and resinous portion OF
the bark, wherein its virtue as a medicine Is
known to reside, is separated In a degree
from the hard hbrou. and other useless parts
in manufacturing. IT will, therefore, be
found preferabie,on account Of its purity,
strength, fneness, and TIE small quantity
required, to any other form in which the
bark has hitherto been generally used.
The superiority of this bark will be parti-
cularly manifest in the treatment OF those
diseases in which, on account of an irritable
state of the stomach and bowels, the requi>
site quantity Of the imperiectly ground bark
in common use cannot be administered and
as any Of the watery or spirituous prePara-
tons are well known to be Intellectual in ur-
form will prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks it unnecessary to
offer any apology to those of his medica! bre.
thren to whom he is personally known, when
he recommends to them in particular this
elegant powder ofbark /; since many of them
have, in common with him, had so frequent
and painful occasion, in the course of long
practice, to deplore the want of SO desirable
a form of using that ines,imabie remedy ard
so fully is he assured of its superior efficacy.
from numerous proofs OF its effects, that he
offers it tp the faculty in general, without
fearing the imputation of imposition.
PREPARED AND PUT UP BY
CLARK SANFORD, N. y.
GreenWich, Connecticut, 1908.
NJ The above article is put up In par
cells Of different sizes to accommodate pur-
chasers and is sold by James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King street.
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FOR SALE.
eotf

A LEASE for lives, for 312 acres Of land
II. lying IN the county of Fairfax, and be-
ing part of the tract os lard called " Rayens
WORTH" the annnal rent Of which is fifty dol
lars. 1t is about nine miles from Alexandria,
the Little River Turnpike Road passing Ieac
it. There is IN said farm very conveni.nt
dwelling and farm houses, and a good apple
orchard, and about sixteen acres In clever,
equal to any in the ~neighborhood. abcut the
same quantity Of timothy meadow of excel
lent quality, and as n,4ch more unircproTed.
This farm IS divided into Eve Lots. and the
fencing in tolerab,e repair. If it is not dis
posed of by the srst Of October, / sill lease
it for lives. /. is S situated as to make iso
teDenaents. Any s,erson wishing to purchase
az lease said farm fer lives, Wit Ysease apply
te the subscriber fcsiding ON the premises.
Joseph PoweA,
Iniv ~. Ssw45
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NOW LANDED.
JGiy

Prsaa stoqh Gare Brandt, 0aa Belaaaorx.
AN additional auppss Of EXCELLENT
RETAILING COTTON.
~ STORE
80 Rags casos.ns GROUND NUTS.
IS Boxe. Fancy SOAP,
500 Spanish HOES.
TRUNKS and SHOES, aenastant ssssr.y.
Z. GILMAN.
December 81. GO St las.
~ Having a large quantity Of essts TO
dispose Of at the oesncr OF Faye41e and Com
raeroe Streets, I rnaad engage to GH UP arg
io~ grounds sdiscest theeetss ca paadcssfe
ternls. .E.G.
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No, $.
Baltimore, Sept. s, isea.
The oil that I received by Mar. Hiuo't ~
the cold, did mS'a great deal OF service @Ae
''' WILLIAM PHILIPS,
A.,h. colnmbian Inn, Market street.
No. 6.
lido hereby certify, that was violenoy az
tackled with the pleurisy on sunday 'ne
instant, / immediately sent to a p"ysse.i'u,
who bled' me twice within the space 0. aoou'
l6 hours, all to no effect /; my lever sun III
creased and my pains SO violent that l haa ~
knowledge of nv nearest relations, nor'eVea
INV naren,s /: on Tuesday morning the ioth'
nv father procured me a phial OF rauts Co
lumbi,n Oil which was Immediately appiiad
to MT right side, where tbs PAIN was the Sc
verest. three or four times, with a piece OF
flannel kept to the part affected, and l tooK
fifteen drops internally three times a day Tor
the FIRST two days; and the second day after
usinp the oil, | was aole to walk about the
house, the third ard fourth days took OF the
oil fifteen drops night and morning, which
entirely relieved me from pain and fever,
thanks be to God for it, and now | am a well
man. WIN. fEAIOSh.
Baltimore, April 10Th, 1910, j.
Harrison's Creek.
No. Z.
We do certify that on Thursday the 18th
instant We were tarring a new seine for MIR.
John Clark, and by accident the seine took
fire which. by ,endcavoring to put out the
flames, John Clark and Thomas Adams got
severely burnt in the face, we Immediately
got ONE Columbian Oil from MIR. Paul, and
applied it to the parts burnt, which gave ease
in the course Of twenty minutes, and has left
the parts free from blisters.
JOHN PEACOCK,
THOMAS ADAMS,
JOHN CLARK.
Baltimore, April 10th. 1910.
For sale in alexandria by RICHARD II
LILLE, Abo:hecny and Druggist,
Fairfax street, first 0oor beiow
King street.
Who has conitantly on hand,
GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
Drugs anu Medicines of a superior quality
by wholesale or retail.
4 l. S O,
Nutmegs, mace, cloves, pepper, alspice
ginger, London mustard, alum, copperas,
madder, salt petre, chewing tobacco OF first
u~uality, etc. etc.
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COME ~MANUFACrORY.
ROYdL-STREET.I

The subscriber takes the liberty O.
reminding the public that he continue, %
carry on the above mentioned busine.. 81 Il,
various branches.
lie mas iately purchased a large parcel Of
prime Tortoisc-SheiI, and is now piasiuiac-
turing it INTO Combs OF the newest na,terns;
a part is already finished. which be purposes
selling at reduced prices, wholesale ard re-
tail, to those who viii do him the favor 10
csiI-Also, a general assortment Of Fancy
Goods in his line.
~ A couple Of BOYS of coed
morals will be taken as APpREW rICES to
the above business il immediate sPplicatiou
is made.
THOMAS MOUNT.
January l9. 3aw5w