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AI.HIA4FA AAN NIlA AA4AN'
FRANCOIS DELILE.
Seen by the Commander Of the Mameluck.
Il, s. ]. VI. GALABERT.

4 more uneguivocal proof of the continued
existence of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES,
than that which has now fallen into our hands
eaugdnot be expected The pressure ofthese
,oltg2ges fully accounts for passing the embar-
CO. measure calculated to mitigate, and II
possible, 10 avert their exec ution, and equally
desirable 10 the tools of Bonaparte to conceal
the enoralities, which they authorize. It's
indeed by 20 means improbable, that the
tEsnch s4palsn to which the Mameluck be-
longed, NAY ha,e fallen in with some OF the
numerous Ees, which the embargo at SO
Short warai3E drove from our harbors, a.
mots WITCH tsf7 burning orders would occa-
sion lldescribGb.e havce.-This apprehension
to ethe more freely INDUCED, as the Ma
me.ucki is one Of the fastest sallers on the O.
eean, An authenticated copy from the origi-
1al certificate Of the commander of the Ma
meiuek has been sent to Washington, to a
Menoer of congress, who is both able and
Wiling TO exhibit il effectively 10 the shame of
nose prcstituted placemen, who affect to be-
neve the French DEGREES to have been with
ee'sWn, because it was so announced by the
q nSe proclamation, and because the iRcorrigl-
O'e devotion Of their master to French views,
.na interests prevents his acknowledging the
Iae name Of the vessel from Porto Rico,
FOUND to Portsmouth On. H. destroyed by the
:. 'eGeh as mentioned in the ship news, was
NC hionzo, and not the Joan.
~ ne reason why the vessel bound to Jamaica
IS RI - OK
~''' which did not admit Of boarding her.
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TRANSLATloN.I
MARINE.

~, srie ofhis Egajssty, me Man'elnek, corn
=. ,n59d BIZ Mas. Gala6ert, LieatenGnt dc
Ysissfau. 80
Tbe Lieutenant de Vau. commanding the
III, ~ war. she Mameiack, belonging to the
Tmnsror of the French, having detained Oh
i. P5ih March, 1912. in lat. 80, N. long. 81,
" The American schooner Swift, OF NJ York,
.or,;0o from Gibraltar, bound TO Baltimore,
and ksying touched at Algesiras IN Spain,
considering that this vessel is good Prize, &C
,ordiag 10 The orders Of his Majesty, which are
Il consider as such all those, 7Yhich saItram or
~, destined for horts hostile TO France
have detained the said schooner, which never
tbeIess | release for particular reasons, on
condition, that moiety of the vessel and car
90 shall belong to her captain and crew, and
the other moiety to Mr.. Delile, captain of the
American schooner the Polly, lately captured
BY the said brig, on her voyage from the Y.
States to st. Bartholomew, whose vessel has
been burnt. The latter shall divide the pro-
ceeds of his half with the crew OF the Polly,
in proportion to the interest, which 1t has IN
this vessel, for which purpose have received
the parole of honor of the two captains as fol-
lows -
We swear before God, who hears us, and
upon our most sacred word Of honor, to con-
form ourselves exactly with the intentions Of
the Commandment of the brig the Mameluck,
and neither TO Cause nor procure any obstacle
10 then. execution.
In faith whereof, we have signed The pre-
sent.
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY MORNING, Aflra 20.
{" TO sHEw
TO SHEW
The VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.

Three Democratic misunderstanding .NeEo
A New York Democrat informs us that he
has three reasons for believing that the En-
barge will be continued for longer period
than 90 days. The first is, that {" there was
more property exported during one week pre-
vious to the Embargo, than there would have
been in three or four months had no such
thing been in contemplation of course an
Embargo of 90 days would be utterly nuga-
tory, and productive of more inquiry injury,
we suppose lie means than benefit" Second
ly, be says that commerce has been the source
of all our difficulties that the merchants have
uniformly opposed all the restrictive laws of
government, such as Embargoes, Non-Inter-
course and Non-Importation laws, sc. Hence
arises his third reason: think therefore,
(says he) the merchants do not derive de-
serve, he probablyantended to say encourage
mcnt or protection, and I think the Embargo
will be continued till 6elhgerents shall learn 10
restect oar rights and orr property"
The character here given of American
merchants, and the deadly hatred expressed
towards commerce, exactly comedies with
what we have been accustomed to see in de-
mocratic newspapers for years past. That
class OF the community, whose enterprise
raised this nation to unexampled prosperity,
have been repeatedly stigmatised as an aban-
doned and prohigate set OF men, denounced
as British agents, destitute of patriotism, and
ready at any moment to rise upon their coun-
try's ruin. If the Embargo, however, is to be
continued until the belligerents shall learn 70
respect our rights and property, we should
like to know when it viii be removed? The
injuries we have sustained from France and
England, have been all aimed at our CONNER
ciaL rights; but if our government resolve to
annihiate commerce, to keep the American
flag from the ocean, in what way are the bel
ligerents TO shew their respect for our rights,
and even if they should determine to change
their policy, how are we to know that deter
mination, unless from bare professions, which
we have hitherto found so deceitful with
regard to the assertion that the merchants
have always been opposed to restrictive laws,
it proves (if true) that our government are
either decidedly inimical to commerce, or that
they are totally ignorant of its true interests.
And if it be also true, that the object of the
late Embargo has been defeated by the extra
ordinary shipments of provisions to Spain and
Portugal, the fact requires little comment: 1t
clearly serves to confirm our opinion, that the
measure was intended for purpose too dis
gracefully obvious to require explanation.
COMMUNICATIONS.
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Lumber Measurement.

THE subscriber takes this method to in !
II form all those concerned, that he was
appointed Lumber Measursr in July, 1909, &
that he is ready to serve as such when wanted,
and may be found at his shop, lower end Of
Duke Street.
Loudon Campbell.
April II. cost
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COMMUNICATION.

Comment ALTON Be6a Dis Etigram.
Does it, to any, qurong appear,
That Congress smoke before they fight z
Look at their motives, all will see,
That what they do, is wholly right.
Gaining their ends by mildest means,
Is what rise men delight in;
And if the smoking don't succeed,
Why then there's time for fighting.
DILLA BOB.
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Concluding Ball.

8 AO1As
MI r. GENkRES has the honor of informs
lXI ing the Ladies and Gentlemen ofAlexz
andria, that his last Ball for the season will
be On Thursday next the oath instant.
April 90 st*
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If Mr.. Madison should ultimately fail OF
success in cling G. Britain into submission
to his demands, he will have no one to blame
but himself, for never was chief magistrate
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LANDING
From the Brig Arredondo, capt. Jones, from
: Savannah, and for sale by LAwRAsoN and
FowLE,
100 bales prime Upland Cotton,
80 Tierccs Rice,
Also, from Schooner Lydia,
100 bolts Russia Duck,
100 boxes Mould and Dipt Candles.
In STORE,
600 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt.
March - 7saw
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MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.

Is
The Boston Palladium of Tuesday, furnish
es us with returns from 42s towns, which
give the following numbers
1911. 1912. Increase
Fed. (Gore) 39,462 Strong, 5o,s73 1850
Dem. Gerry 4l,s65 Gerry, 4s,72z 6,s57
Hard Masters 1T is often said that the
devil is hard master."-I think the demo-
Gratis begin to find that king Bonaparte is mach
like him. What have they not gone through
since they followed the counsels of JeroboaIn
the son OF Nebat, who made Israel to sin i?
lst. Non-importation-2d. Embargo-3d
Non-lntercourse-and 4th. Non.importation
again. These are the tolls that this artful
wicked one has led them through--and all to
no purpose, but to the certain injury of our
country. To wind up, for summers lob,
they are plunged middle deep again in the
Glire Of Embargoes-with load of taxes like
amillstone hanging to their necks.
z1ren. FederaHst.
The cultivation of Sugar is said to have
been successfully commenced in Georgia last
year The low price of Cotton will deter
many from cultivating it. This will occasion
it to bear higher price next fall.
A Hsttering account is given in the French
Journals OF the progress made in the manu.
tacture OF beet root sugar and wood indigo.
The former, they say, sells at ls sous per h.
and an expectation is held out that by i'm
pfovements in the process of manufacture, it
may be reduced to Is sous. To give it pre-
terence in the market, it is announced that b.
naparte intends to continue, for several years,
the heavy duties imposed on colonial sugar by
the tariff of the 5th of August, 1910.
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The Boston Palladium of Tuesday, furnish.
es us with returns from 42s towns, which
give the following numbers
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COMMUNICATION.

EPIGRAM.
That we can't raise an Army (says TOM is
all stuff;
The late Embargo will our purpose serve !:
Keep but to that plan; well get soldiers e.
nough;
For men, we know, would rather fight than
SfarDe.
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Harnilton's Norrn destroying
LoZengeS.

This medicine bears no analogy Whatever
to others Of similar title so Commonly COM
planned of as operating with violence; on
the contrary particular excellence OF this
RENE Y is its being suited TO every age and
constitution / contains nothing but WHAT'S
perfectly innor ent, and is so mild IN ITS oPe-
rstion that it cannot injure tie tenderest In
FAINT of week OIL, should no worms exist IN
the body but vill without pain, or grlpinG'
cleanse the stomach and bowels, OF whatever
is foul or offensive. and therebl prevent the
production of worms, and many fatal dlsor-
ders =,
A dose Of this medicine given occasionally
during the warm season, viii efectuaiy pre-
vent The vomitine & ~purging Of children,
dreadful disorder which annually destroys
tbous nts of the infant part OF our cllzens,
II il likewise the midest and most certain
remedy known, and has restored to health
and strength great number when IN an adj
vsnced stage Of this fatal ompIaint-partlcu-
lar and plain Instructors arc given Tor every
mart of the necessary treatment IN such
cases. >,
Children generally take this medicine with
sagerness, having pleasing appearance and
an sgre eabie~taste.
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Hamilton's Grand Restorative,

Is recommended as IN invaluable medl.
cine for the speedy relief & permanent cure
Of Nervous disorders, Consumptions, Low
ness of spirits, Loss of Appetite, lmpurty
o. the Blood, Hystericai f'ectlons, Inward
Weaknesses, Violent CrampS ia the stomach
ana back L dis estion, Melancholy, Gout in
+ e stomach, Pains in the limbs, Relaxation,
&c. sc.
The principal operation Of this remedy is
in the stomach, restoring the digestive pow
ers and sending for,a from that organ new
health and yigor into every part OF the sys.
TEN; it enriehes and puihes the blood, with,
utirflaming it braces, without stimulating
too vioIsntjy, the nervous system; strength
ems the secletory vessels, ard the general
habit; brings back the muscular hbres to
their natural and healthy tone and restores
that nutrition which immoderate eyacuat'ons
had DESTROYED, and whose loss lad thrown
the whole frame into languor and debility.
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Hahn's Ants- Bilious Pajts.
PARTICULARLY

For the preyention~and cure OF bilious anu
malignant FeVcrs
The Proprietor has every possible reason
that can result from extensive experiences
for believing, that dose OF these Plils' taken
once in every two weeks, during the preya-
lence of our bilious fevers, will prove an III
Gallible preventative aud further, that IN the
earlier stages ofthose diseases thelruse WIN
very generally succeed in restoring health
and frequently in cases esteemed desper.'e
and beyond the power Of common remedies ).
They are excellently adapted to eariy Oh
superhuous bile, and prevent It's morbid Sc
cretions to restore and amend the appsu1ei
to produce free perspiration, and thereof
prevent colds, which arc often OF tatal collses
ouences A dose never fails to remove
cold, if taken on It's first appearance; tNeJ
are celebrated for removing hahituai coSeiSe
ness, sickness at the stomach & severe heao
ache and ought to be taken by all persons
on change of climate.
In sicksy times or places, dose should DC
taken every fortnight, and if there is reason
to apprebend personal danger, 1t may DC
taken once week.
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$4,000 tickets.

$4,000 tickets.
Subject TO a deduction OF fifteen per cent
Stationary prizes as Jol!o~:
First drawn ticket cntitledto Soooo
5000 blanks Sl2each
The NEXT 1000 do. Is
90. Ticket after the 5000 blanks $4,000
First drawn ticket on the 5th and unui the
18th day $500 each
Do. 25th to S5th Except.
ins the Tickets constituting 100 Tickets
pTizes3 -
The saidten prizes to consist OF 'ns n n.ln
bers from to 1000 inclusive each hs ~
dred Of the szid 1000 to be one PRIZE lhe
FIRST drawn hundred or lowest number LOT
the 25th day, and SO regularly ascending 10
the s5th 1850
First drawn ticket on the S5th $4,000
Do. S6th to 4lst ooo
Do. 4Ist TO 5Oth inclusive 100
Do s5th day $4,000
The hrize books 10 consist q Aos iooo.
The object contemplatedtobe accomplish
ed by the above scheme, is emmentf ehu-
tied 10 the favor and patronage OF the er'''
gems Of Baltimore The establishment OF
Medical College will unquestionabiy have
beneficial infuence on the general literary
character ofour city on itperhaps may DC
heresfter engrafted the other Colleges, ana
thus an university be constis uted.
1t will however give us other lmportant
advantages will promote spirit OF ii-
yes,ig stion In the faculty, it will induce
youne men Of talentsto establish themselves
in our eitv and thereby permanently secure
to this community the best aid thai Can De
Afforded by the medical profession 1t NAV
also be proper to remark, that II this hool
should prosper, as is anticipated, 1t VIII
cause large sums to be expended annually
in tbs city, which would otherwise be dis
burseo in other places
We presume that those 6 ntlcmen VINO
are snxious for the advancement OF the IN
terests Of Baltimore, will give us their sup
mort on the above considerations.
To those who are inclined t. Proht them
selves at the me Tine that they encourage
us--we confidently say, that no scheme OIL
a lottery so splendid or promising as the a.
hove. has ever been offered in this country
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FlGtv Dollars Reward
July "a

VKTlLL be given to any person who Will
w secure in Loudon County Jail, a
NEGRO Man named S SAMPSON, whose dress
isunknown He is a stout black man, out
So wears of age, with small eyes, and has
lost part of one ear by bite ne was bong 1t
out of the estate of the late Mr. Daniel Mac
Carly of Loudon, andlatterly was taken up
at Cedar Grove, in Fairfax county, * made
his escape from those who guarded HIN at
nieht Last week he wes seen IN Alexan-
dria. He frequently has been seen passing
from Prince George county in Maryland by
Sheppard's Mills into Louelon, and is believ-
ed to be generally concealed in Kcan's Neck
Fairfax county.
Leesburg, June 3--8 eotf
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TICKETS
IN The
Medical College, VaccineInstitu-
ton, & Rockville Academy
Lot. cries,
Lotteries

All Of whicn are new drawing, and the Ca
pital Prizes still in the wheel-ior Sale by
r. GRAY.
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The Sovereign Ointment for the
Itch.

Which is warranted ar infallible remedy
at one application, and may be used with The
most perfect safety by pregnant women, or
on infants week old, not containing parti-
Gle of mercury oraDy dangerous ingredients
whatever. and is not accompanied with that
torrnenting smart which attends the exhltl-
ton Of other remedies.
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HAMILTON's
GENUINE. Ese ENCE * EXTRACTS
~, A1II~ ~ A y n

OF MUSTARD.
a safe and effectual remedy tor acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic govt,
palsy. lumbaeo, numbness, white swelling''
chithIains, sprains, bruises, pain in the face
and neck, sc;
This valuable remedy is prepared both IN
a faia state and in pills, and thus exceilent-
" adopted for external and internal USE
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MISS BOWDLERS
ESSAYS & POEMS

The FIRST American, from the lth Enghsh
Edition.
Published for the benefit of the Orphan
Asylum Society s. Economical School,
New-York,
Are lust receive for .ce by the subscriber
Price S Is in boards.
These excellent Essays * Poems were
printed q, Bath in England for the benehs of
the Hospital in that CITY AID have already
gone through eleven Edidons
They are now reprinted in this country,
for an equ.Ily benevolent purpose II is
hoped they will be attended with the like
success.
James Kennedy. sen.
July IS eotf.
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For SALE

At the Office of the Alexandria Daily Ga
zette and at the different Bookstores in Alex
dria, price 2s cents, a few copies OF
AN ADDRESS
OF Members ofthe House Of Representatives
of the United States to their Constituents on
the subject Of the War with Great Brltrln.
July ls
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FOR SALE,

A FAMILY Of NEGROES. that that, I 70 the
~ the country, and have been .s a5r Of 4
employmcnss Of Farai--s soo chjid. r'hs
Man, his Wife and a Female on an "esrs Of
man and his wife are each about ~ Prize
&c zoo dollars. Enquire of the pf e,,nsg
July "a
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UkAllNAL
F4MlLY MEDICINES.

prepared WITH the gfGS3eSt care q attsRim
BY MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
Lees Form Destro ing Lozsasea.
This medicine is superior 10 any ever IL
fcred 10 the pulls, being innocent and mild
certain and eficacious n It's operations,
Lees Ehair,
A certain remedy for colds, courhs .,
asthmas and particularly the vho5ping
cough so destructive to children
lees Essence Il Mustard.
So we'll known for The cure OF Rheumo.
tism, gout, palsy, sprains, etc
Lees Grand RestoratiUc,
Provedby long experience to be unequal
led IN the cure OF nervous disorders, con-
snmptlons, lowness Of spiri1, inward weak
ness, etc.
Lees init tilions Pile,
For the prevention and cure of bilious and
malignant tsyers.
Lee's Sovereign ointmen: for The Hch,
Which is warranted an anfallible remedy
at one application
Lees H.faiHbte Ague q Fever Drsts,
For the cure Of agues, remittent and in.
tcrmittent fevers.
Lees Genuine Persian L0hor,
Celebrated fer the cure of ringworIns, tell
ters, etc.
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An efiectual remedy for ali diseases in tie
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
Lee's 9ootA-dche Dfohs,
Lees Corn Plaster,
Lees DamaSk Lin SaiUe,
Lee'8 Restorative P0sVder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lec'9 ydnodync Eh1!r,
For the cure Of every kind Of headache.
The Indian Vegeta6le Sfectc,
For the cure Of Venereal complaints
Sold wholesale and re.ail, by the propn:'
tor. No. %, Pitt-Street, Baltimore.
r GRAY, bookseller, King-strcet and
n. KINGSTON, FairfaN-street, AleSan
dria
To country merchants and Others, VINO
purchase to sell again, liberal discount Will
be given by the proprietors.
To detect counterteitS, observe each arti
Gle has, on the outside VIZ PIPER, the sl5''
ture OF MlCi1 aEL hE1' "''' lad
N. B Att places OF sale may be nau
fgratis) pamphlets containing recent ana sS
tTaordinary cases of cures whose lengthPFe'
vents their being herewith Inserted
90 Law
June 20
80 Super1ne Yellow Bark.
DR.. S.4NT0RD'S improved PO " DL In
Of the BARK, having been used end "Eny
approved by many physicians OF dis''1 I5'J
ed cha,Actcrin diff rent parts OF the o'l'.o
States the proprietor is now encouFaSsu +"
offer il to tie FACULTY in general ul'oSI -: ~
pers,4sion, tn no practitioner 0, 'as.e &c.
the choice Of MS mems, can iail to-be sra'"-
ed intbe use of this cles :nt prep@F,''O",.,
n STRENGTH. fiaeness and certainty Oh ops,n'
ton. It greatly surpasses the bark !" -"
mon use.
The Essential silt Or DN'
The aboye articles are put up in psr'es .,
digsrent sizes, to accommodate ire r "s
wants Of not only physicians, but o. . 's f.
druggists, country merchants AID Pfi''"
miles. Sold by
lanes Kennedy, sen H..
bookseller, and no other hers9n N ''''~
Dnd,fG
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information Wanted.

Information Wanted.
A cerain James 5 Stroud aged abop, !,
years, apprentice to Thomas Grimshaw roa ~
maker in alexandria, abscondcd from r
master in February last, and has not sims ~
been heard of His father takes this m.,bes
to into. IN said boy that he has procured Grom s
his master, his release and indcntarel sa ny
wishes him toreturn Any person kNoxina
said y and seeing this notice, will cont,
an obligation on is aged fatherby giving il.
formation thereon.
Joseph Stroud.
Aievendr;e, AUG L 81
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AN ACCOUNT OF
Z E E's
Patent and Family Medicines,

cELEBRATED FOR THE CURE
Of most diseases TO which the Human Body
is liable,
PARTICULARLY
Worms, Coughs and tolds, Asthma Goh-
sumption, Gout, Rheumatism, Sprains' Pai-
sy. Head Ache, Tooth Ache, Corns' l.ch'
Diseases Of the Eyes, Ring Worms letters
sc Inward Weaknesses, Nervous $, .Al1os-
ders, Female Complaints, Hopping Coush'
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HAMILTON's ELIXIR,

L
4 sovereign remedy 70. oids, obstinate
Conpbs, Asthrnas Sore Throats, and ap-
rroaching consumpupns, and most disof-
ders of the breast and lungs.
tn Parents who hive Children sihlcted WIN
the Whooping Cough.
This discovery is of the lrst magheuae'
as i affords immediate relief, checks the pro
oress. and in short time ennrcly remoyss
the most cruel di order to which children are
liable. TIE Elixir is 50 perfectly agreeapse'
and the, dose so small, thatno difficulty arises
in takingit.
Hahn's Genuine German Corn Plaster.
Aaln's Gentsinc Eye Water.
Tooth ,dche Drohs.
The Genuine Persian Lofio 2.
TIE Restorative Powder far me 1fet1 ana
Gums
I.falHble Asur and Fegsr Drofs'
For the cure of agues, remirant and ah'ef
mittaut tcycrs, &c &c
5 Sold Wholesale and Retail at Lees "a
tent and Family Medicine Store, NO. So
Ma;den-Iane, -York-and by ptrtlcu.ar'
appointment, BY MES KENNEDY sea-
BOOKSELLER, Alexandria
Hannah Lee.
July24 -1w