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BALTIMORE, Sept. %.

Captain Willis, Of brig Frances Ann,
left at Cayenne August 8, brig Mer-
Gator, Miller, of Boston, from St. Sal
vador, just began to discharge, destina-
ton, sc. uncertain; and schr Susan,
Wobster, for Alexandria, in 10 days,
partly loaded--the only Americans in
port-the Susan Was bound from Co.
runna to Para, but not being able TO get
into that port, bore away for Cayenne.
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From the .Ntsp York EUenins Post.
alliance qpith France That our rea-
ders may see what ideas are entertained
in France, respecting an alliance between
that country and this, we present the
following copy Of French official pa
per, as taken from the Courier Of July
29th.
LON ON, July 20.
Several American gentlemen have ar
rived passengers from Calais. The fol-
lowing is copy of circular handed to
each American, on his departure, by the
Protect of that town. SO novel pro-
duction will not fail TO be read with some.
degree of curiosity
Translation of printed address de
livcred to the passengers on board the
American -, Capt ---, previous to
their departure fron, Calais on Friday
last, the Gath July. 1879, where she had
been detained during eighteen months ::
Gentienen-You are now leaving
France to return to your country. into
tho bosom OF nation allied TO OURS
The French government penetrated
with the motives which distinguished
her triumphant career only wishes, that
you may repeat to your cnuntrymen the
exact recital OF what you have seen
am chars ed Dy a'y government to 'nto' m
YOU, that ii will endeavor to protect
those who keep within the bounds OF
reason, in proportion as it will punish
those who, carried away by unruly pas
siens, partaking of the rage OF our enc
mics, spread alarming reports OF France,
and by false conjectures engender ami
mostly. The eyes of France are turned
to the new world as well as to this, and
the hero who governs her knows we'll
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how to distinguish the friends of peace
and concord from the enemies. If any
one among you has Cause to complain
of any rigorous treatment, he must not
attribute it to any unjust motive, but TO
the impossibilisy, under which govern.
ment surrounded by enemies, lies of
guarding against their attacks without
exercising any such rigorous measures;
but our friendship for the United States
is sincere"
Copy of letter from John Gibson, esq.
acting as Governor of the Indiana
Territory, to Col. P. Barbour, at Red
Banks, Henderson. county, Kentucky.
headquarters, Fiaeennes, SEPT. S, 1912
SIR
l have this moment received inforrna-
ton by a party of Rangers that sent
few days ito Fort Harrison, that that
place WAS attacked by large party of
Indians this morning at 10 o'clock. You
will therefore on receipt of this proceed
Immediately to this place with the troops
under your command.
am, sir. very respectfully, your o.
bedient servant,
JOHN GIBSON,
.dctins as Coz. Ind. Ter.
A true Copy,
ROBERT LATHAM,
Adj 9th Regiment X. V.
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The priva,eer Shadow, of Philadcl-
phia, has been lost. All her crew Pc
rished. Particulars are not yet known,
but it is supposed she run III der while
chased by British vessel of war.
Deiaqoare Statesman.
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SPANISH AMERICA.
Private Correspondence Politely comm,
nicated for The Federal G9zette.

Private CorreSFon6FHc" ToNftE conWN-
nicaied for The Federai GgzeHe.
NJ 7cAI7ocREs, dug. 9.
The Mexican revolution Is not achiev-
ed, but is progressing as rapidly as could
be expected under existing circumstan-
ccs. It's confidently asserted that Ry>
an the Republican Gene, al is actually in
possession Of the city OF Mexico, where
he has convened congress, OF which he
has been elected President. 1t is also
said that La Vera Cruz, is also invested
BY the rcvolutioDists Such their &C
count. On the other hand letter from
Governor Salcedo, dated l9th July. OBJ
serves, that The Kingdom the cas-.
tern provinces, called kingdom Of Leon
is in state of tranquility" am in
cllncd to give most credit 20 The revolu-
tionists' statement. Gen, Adalr Is still
spokea Of as commander in chief OF the
volunteers from the states ; but says he
will not act unless authorised! by govern
m,nt. There are 40 troops on the Sa-
binc daily aurmen,ing, commanded by
lieut.. Magee, late Of the y. s Army
called here colonel He issued his first
Bulletin. in letter t. Don Bernardo, TIE
Republican Ambassador. He states that
he crossed the Sabine on Thursd.y, and
that Yesterday his advanced guard tell in
WITH some patrols Of the Royal party,
commanded b. SamblaAo, who fed when
fred upon by Magec's van; two OF tive
S,aniards killed. S,.nbrano then march
ed un his main body, $50, which com
pel!edMagce's sergeant to retreat. Both
sides preparing for battle when the cou-
ricr left there.
NATC H1TocUEz, Aug l6.
In my letter of the 9Th inst. ] inform
Cd you of;he passing o! tie Sabine by
the .Voinn,cers, under " col. N aSce. ="
Since whch we received authentic IL
formation of their having taken Nacog-
dachez, Sombrano made = narrow es-
cape, being but one days narch ahead
Of them They have, however, c'p'n"-
ed $50 mules packed with wool. Col,
BernaIto has detached a company OF
light horse in pursuit OF So'nbra"o, (wno
is rereatIng to ST. Antonic) and appears
sanruine of oyertaking BIN.
In taking possession Of Eacogdoc'iez,
the volunteers net no resistance but
were Joined by $50 Of the natives, who
are ali we'll armed and doing duty with
them
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ALEXANDRIA,
FRIDAY, September Is.
"To sHEw
The VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE"

Extract Of letter from Nm. .Pendle-
ton, Esq. Assistant Judge in Henry
County, Krntueky, 10 a hersen in this
town, dated 8tA instant.
There has been for some time an
active preparationfor war with us--com-
pany of volunteers alter company from
Henry, some for Detroit, aud others tor
the western frontiers-both of my sons
are out on an Indian expedition. Last
Friday, the Attn inst. Is miles the other
side the Ohio, opposite the little town OF
West Port on the river at ,ie extreme
end Of this county, band of the Dele
ware Indians, said to be ,e or 90 in num-
Der, inhumanly murdered % Of the cit'-
zens that are found, others are missing
plunde red the houses s then burnt them
to ashes. III or hours perhaps were
collected upwards of 700 Of the inhabi-
tants, prett, veil armed, who pursued
them with dh ncc, aaa at consider
able distance tney overlook the Indians,
but killed only one, retook horses ana
their packs When the Indians first
commenced their attack on nurunotfend-
ing neighbsrs, one man though be lost
all bis family, with uncommon bravery
defended his house, killed one Indian
and put the rest to flight. Between Sa-
turdAy morning and Monday, at the
battle ground on the other side the RI
yer, there had collected from Henry and
Shelby at least 500 of our citizens the
people are yet marching on. = gentle
man this moment returned from head
quarters and says, that their number by
this evening will be augmented 10 at
least 2 or 1900, vino are determined to
90 on to the Indian towns and dtmoll,h
thern If they Can. We have very few
men left in our county al this time. But
these arc protested friendly Indians, and
our people must wait the sanction OF 60
vernmeut."
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District of Columbia,

District of Columbia, -
Couuty of A!esandria to wit.
July Term, 1879
cotbhert Powell, COMPLAINANT,
araius. Thomas Crandeli, I 2
Dofenaant ) 3
Tie defendant Thomas
Crapdell not having entered his APPEAR
ance, and given security according to
the rule. of this court, and Ii appear
ing to the sati faction Of the court, thai
he is no, an inhabisant Of this district,
IN r ton of the complainant, by hH
courec,. il is ordered, that the said dc.
ieudani do appear here on the first day
o, No., mbcr term next, and answer
the eon,pIainanl's bill and that copy
of his order be forthwith inserted in
one of the public newspapers published
IT, thi, county, for Two moths succei.
sively, and that another copy be posted
at the front door of tile court house OF
the said county.
A Copy: Test,
G. Deneale, C. c.
August % is"am
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d, Highly nccessary.-Among all our
pursuits, whether of business or amusc-
mcnt, one thing ough. not to DC neglect
ed and that is-REIIGIoN !
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Is WANT Ed,

AGENTLEMAN, well recommend,
cd, capable Of assisting or taking charge:
Of an English School, to be employees
Immediately. For information, app'y:1
tie Printer.
September l6 "a"
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L.oudoun Land for Sale.
\ VALUABLE tract of fertile Land
1in the county o!Loudoun, on which
are many valuable improvements, 10
now Offered for sale on advantageous
terms.
Geo. Carter.
Oatland. near Lcesburg,2
June 27-s9 lawtf
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From Kentucky and Ohio papers We
have copied some Of the distressing &C
counts If The progress of the Indian war
which now ravages the frontier and de-
popuia;cs our n. w. territories. Fill
teen families murdered in one night,
within "A few miles of Westport, on tile
Ohio and handreds. OF helpless men,
women and children abandonlug their
homes, hying into Kentucky for Protec-
ton. Aud this is war Of our own de-
claring, before any preparation at all was
made 10 meet the storm! The federal
lists have said that now the war is de-
clarcd, they wish prompt and honora-
bic procedure and speedy termination.
But can ledcralists so disregard the sui
fcrinss OF orr country, or be so uDmind-
tul of her interests as TO vote Tor the
men, who go to war without prepare
tor; WHO permit the country 10 DC laid
waste and the people DESTROYED. by 'ero-
cious savagc.? VIII they he 50 dcse-
nera,e as to tolerate an administration,
weak and inpoIit;c and 'rt sighted in
the extreme, who would make no pro-
vision 10 mcrt or prevent these horrible
disasters No, never! Give us a
changc--give us any body any thing
rather than total destruction of trade,
and universal murder, * a bloody losing
war Fed. Gazette.
TIE foNow;ag vcSsels are non filing
,-,, 10, tLa ho-. of krg, York as %.-:7,0-
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NOTICE.

I will either Sell or Rent che BRfCE
WAREHOUSE and LOT on Che mort.
side OF King street near the coroer6s
Water street, at present occupied q
CT Catlett, Esq. Possession may %
had the lith October next. Apply 70
John Tucker.
July law i.
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TIE foNou;ng vcSseis are non filing
on; in tie FORT Of .Ne4Y York, as tr:ua-
tcerS. ard zrM be ready for sea in a
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/, NOTICE..

NOTICE.
The Commissioners will meet d
1 their Off e in Fredericksburg, Oh
Saturday the gath day of October nsxt,
at 10 o'cloe. in the forenoon, to declare
further dividend in the case of James
Smith.
Timothy Brundige,
AssigneS.
Dumtries Sept 10 --l2 law24thOct.
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NOTICE.

sHE subscriber intending to direct his
attention to some other object Than
that of Farming, wishes TO rent for the next
wear the PLANTATION whereon he now
resides. Upon this tract there are four com.
Portable Tenemcnts.
He viii sell at p lvate sale all the Stock
upon the Land, consisting of Horses, Hoes.
Cattle, aud re markbblc fine flock of Sheen
He will also sell five or six as likely young
Negro Men as any in Maryland He alse
wishes to dispose of the Land at present &C.
cupied by Mrs. Catherine Chapman, hinp
immediately on Z3chia Swamp, containing
about 700 acres. his land is of good Qua.
lily and very well timbered Any person,
wishing to purchase AIRY OF the above dis
cribed property, had better make early o.
plication, as in the event Of their not beinp
sold at private, he will offer them at public
sale.
William Chapman.
Port Tobacco, July 2S~-3l lawttS
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$4,000 tickets.
Subject to deduction Of fifteen per cent
Stationary prizes as Joll0w:
First drawn ticket entitled to Soooo
500 blanks Si2 each
The next 1000 do IS
co. Ticket after the 5000 blanks Sooo0
First drawn ticket on the 18th and until the
25th day $500 each
aE = $, IL H's s con Tickets
The said ten prizes to consist oil the pun
bers from 10 1000 inclusive, each nan
dred of the said 1000 to be one prize' me
FIRST drawn hundred or lowest number lor
the 25th day, and SO regularly ascending TO
the 35th 1900
First drawn ticket on the 35th $4,000
Do. s6th to list ooo
Do. 4lst to 5oth inclusive 1000
Do. s5th day 5o'ooo
Tire hrize BOOKS to consist Of Nos looo
The object contemplated TO be accomplish
ed Dy the above scheme, is emincntiy emu
tied 70 the favor and patronage OF the clu'
gems Of Baltimore. The establishment OF a
Medical College will unquestionably have y
beneficial influence on the general literary
character of our city &: on it perhaps may ne
hereafter enerafted the other Colleges ana
thus an university be constituted.
1t will however give US other important
sdyantaqes-it will promote spirit OF M
vestigation in the faculty, it will induce
Young men of talents to establish themselves
in our CITY, and thereby permanently secure
to this community the best aid that can be
Afforded by the medical profession. Ii ma,
also be proper to remark that If this school, .2i
should prosper, as is anticipated. 1t VIII
cause large sums to be expended annually
in this cily, which would Otherwise be a'''
bursed in other places =. VINO
We presume that those rfffe eRRtt' of the in
are sgxious for the The, will give us their sup
/ ter of Balt!g considerations.
| poI,so yshs who arc inclined to profit them
Ispt the same time that they encourage
l.ls-we confidently say, that no scheme Of
a lottery so splendid or promising as the a
bove, has ever been offered in this country.
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C. & r. WAITE

Having mad, large contract WIN ths
Mansp gers for tickets in the above Lottery
assure their friends and Lottery adVentNrirs
generally, thai this Lottery will be punctua'
X dradn and prizes punctually p7ld, and that
ivy will Dromaie, and aid end assist IN the
sale oftickets in it in preference 10 any a
taer in the u States for this object they
have forwarded tickets TO most OF their a.
gents in tho Union, and whilst the lottery IS
drawing they will also forward once week,
the whole of the Numbers drawn, both
Blanks and Prizes, contained in small
Newspaper they publish weekly, at two dol
lars per annum, entitled the Weekly Messen-
ger.
After the above lottery is over, G. & r.
WAITE will turn their whole attention 10
the next New-York Union College Lottery.
=, Their Offices are
In New York, at No. 81 and at No. So
Maiden-Lane,
In Baltimore, at the Corner of Market &
Charles Street.
In Albany, at No. %, State Street.
At each of which places they will prompt
ly execute all orders in the Book-Seling &
Stationary line and Of Ill genuine and war
ranted Patent Medicines Letters, (post
paid) duly asten 'ei to-
Price of Tickets + dollars, bat will ad-
vance on the day of drawing (the 2sth Sep
tember
September |. 2awlot*
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Chs. L. hewitt.
-IlrnhanS court,

Alexandra { ounty, August Ierm' 10 ~,
.NnnppEp that the administrators OF " M.
McKnIeHr, deceased, do insert the iolioWl r
:" aa .r,s three times in each week LOT
two weeks in the Alexandra newspapers
A copy Test, D.
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Public Sale.

wvE the subscribers, IN virtuc OF ueou
W of trust to us from CHARLES l.. M
- and MARTHA his wife, dated 7th No
vember. 1911, for the purpose OF securing
az : ,v,rent OF ga dollars and 81 cents ~
An,lrew S holfeld, will, on Saturday the tmro
A. or Oct bsr next, between tue hours OF
.sva and three o'clock OF that day, before
ttsg,ofgee. House in the town OF AlexanS ria'
III no the highest bidder, for ready moneys
Thirty Acres of Land,
or so much thereof as may DC necessary 70
nav the said debt, interest and costs % s'ae
and advertising which land IS situate Oh 'ns
81. &c The road leading from Alexandra 10
easlrrq. and on the west side OF MRS pa
an,,,s farm. in the county of Fairfax and
s,a,a of Virginia. The trustees sell ohiV
tha :; INT which the said Charles L NeVetl
,"s % do not warrant the title to the land.
- Edmund !. Lee, Yrus.
Jonathan Scholheld, ICES
August 81 c Yoth.n
Schol6eld. and secured TO me by genera
,varrar5ee for the corAplete performance
8 of,yb;che Andrew Scholheld Was security.
T. therefore appears to me, to be nnnecessa
- ta;nssrt at the foot of the above ativer-
t;eeuenr. that the title will not be warrant
~ ~ she trustees, as one OF them, to@e-
49, With tbe principaI has already done y
A comment on this TRANSACTION Is uA"e
'ai'' Chs. L. hewitt.
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MISS BOWDLER'S
ESSAYS & POEMS,

The first American, from the lth English
Edition.
Published for the benefit of the Orphan
Asylum Society * Economical School,
NewYork,
Are Just received for sale by the subscr iber
Price 8 / Is in boards.
These excellent Essays * Poems were
printed at Bath in England for the benefit of
the io pital in that City and have already
gone through eleven Editions.
They are now reprinted in this country,
for an equally benevolent purpose. 1t is
hoped they will be attended with the
success.
James Kennedy. sen.
July Is eetf.
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Prizes OF lO,OoO doiaiS1
do, of 5000 cellars
do. Of 5000 dollars,
do. of 1900 dollars,
10 do. of 1000 dollars,
Besides great many Of 500, 100, So TO-
and 5000 of % dollars each
The Scheme of this Lottery differs very
materially from that Of Others; 1t not oniy
contains by far the greatest number OF "a
ptal Priz cs, but are ali floating with a SIN
gle gle exception and may como oot Of the
wheel at any period OF tho drawing; there
fore those who buy tickets immediately WI"
have a chance of ALL the Prizes. i he neg
cts are nearly all sold ard conT acted iof
thew may be procured at any OF the hotierY
Offices in Il rimore, New York, Phi'sdei-
phia, and Savannah, Charleston, Richmond
George Town Roston, Provence Newpoit
Hartford, New Have New-Londoi' &c &c
The Managers have given Bonds TO tbs
State, for the faithful drawing and payment
rs Dnjz
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This IS to g9ve Notace,

That the subscribers OF sleSai'e,l =: 60!
in the District of ColumOia, nave op'gine o,f
the Orphan. Cort of SAID county Le..e e % 81
adminrs,r ton, on the personal es'a'e ~
WIr11AM ,ucKxIeHr, late OF the ceuhty
aforesaid. deceased. All persons nav, .
claims against the said decedent' are hersn o
warned TO exhibit the same with the Vouch-
- tbereof 40 the subscribers, on or before the
a5th day of January next, or they may ~
-. ~ excluded from Eli benehtto saia es'
tatu and those indebted thereto, are re-
on;rea 70 make immediate payment r
1,ivan nn.Ier our hands this 25th Gay oA
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SCOTS FAMILY BIBLE
AND
COMMEN TARY.

A new Edition OF this INVALUABLE W DIRK
IN SIX voLUMEs RoTAL ocTAFo,
is now printing by Subscription as under
Coarse haher, cohy in boards, S -
Good do. do. IS
Fine do. do. u
The first four Volumes containing the Old
Testament complete, may be seen with tho
subscriber, also the conditions OF publication
To those who are already acquainted, win
this very excellent and useful commentary on
the Holy Scriptures, any recommendation
would be superHuous, and to those who are
not, any praise that could be bestowed on II
would fall short Of lis merit. 1t is expected
that the last volume will be out In October, al
ter which the price will be raised to Dollars
per set
James Kennedy Senr.
In,y x eodtf
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Which is thus the first drawn NUMBER
after the Lottery is half done drawlng, VIII
be emitted to the two Capitai Prizes OF s So
coo. which number may also comeup the two
S 20 900 prizes; but as above stated 10 ora"
two prizes of equal denomination, 1t VIII re-
.onire two tickets of the same number Be-
sides the above Capital Prizes, the scheme
also exhibits.
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GRAND.
GRAND.
Z Double humbsr Lottery.
SUsOUEhANNa CANAL SEWN
CLASS.

Positively commences drawing IA pai'.-
more, 9sth of September 1872, ard 10 of4"
three days in every week.
The Scheme consists Of $4,000 Tickets,
but only 5000 Numbers, HAVING. two t. k
cts Of one number, so that a person buyihg
two tickets OF the same number, may draw
the tour highest prizes, VIZ.
10000 Dollars,
$4,000 Dollars, |, IN AL
5000 Dollars, { lo3.ooo Doilars
30 600 Dollars,
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ORIGINAL
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Prepared with the greatest care & ,,,s,t
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certain and eficacious in its operations '''
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Lees Essence Of Mustard.
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Lees Grand Restorative,
Proved by long experience to be un.cvi
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Lees Anti- bilious Pile,
For the prevention and cure of bilious al
malignant fevers.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the Itch,
Which is warranted an anfallible rsms
at one application
Lees InfaAi5le .Hguc e Fever Drtf
For the cure of agucs, remittent and
termittent fevers.
Lees Genuine Persia. Lotion,
Celebrate for the cure of ringworms to-
tiers, etc.
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An effsctual remedy for all diseases IN a
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Which give immediate relief.
Lees 7ooth-.dehe Drohs,
Lees Corn PlaiSter,
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The hldian Vegetable Stecte,
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