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Mr.. Clay (he Sheaker) made a motion
| tor the committee to- rise. He objected to
some # the provisions of the bill, though he
applauded and fully coincided IN it's object.
lie submitted 10 the gentleman from Mary
land whether, as il Mas hi Contemplation 10
take "A measure still more strong, * which
would supei cede the necessity Of The pre-
sent, they ought not to suspend the decision
OF the weaker measure till the other was Is
posed Of. At the same time, he lledgSU
himself, Tor one, ii the stronger. measure
should tail from any cause, That he WOULD
agree i'll the principle oi the bill, and af-
ford any. aid Of his to make its details as per-
feet possible.
Mr.. Wright said that even war'measu
would not superccde the necessity of this bill,
which contemplated provisions for the SUBJ
port and remuneration of impressed sea-
men. He should not, however,, now make
any material opposition to the rising of the
committee but he hoped they would not
suffer such q stain OH their character as to
permit thousands ON thousands Of their fel
low citizens to remain in ignoninious bond
age, under treatment worse than that Of
galley slaves.
The committee then rose, reported pro-
gress, and obtained leave to sit again.
SECRET SITTING. +H.
dent Of the United States, which. when o.
pened, the Sheaker declared to be Of con-
hdential nature. And the House was clear
ed OF strangers, and SO remained until it al
journed.
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lIEMALE ACADEMY-Belieyng the sudden
u changes OF temperature IN mountainous couI-
try injurious to her heath, and finding an ineonveni-
ency III being remotely situated from her native
State; Miss Ann Smith, late OF the Lexine ON Aca-
dem., has been induced to remove to this place aud
10 take charge OF the Seminary for the education of
Females That large and comnodious house ailjon-
ing the town of Fredericksburg, OCCUPIED by
Thomas Rootes, esquire, has been engaged toe the
accommodation of students Annexed To this char.
mngly retired abode, extensive grounds ofu-
ly land out, and handsomely ornancntcd with walks
for exercise aud amusement, plantations of trees
! &c. &c.
! Tie general superintendent will be with the
Board OF trustees, To be annually chosen by mao
rity ot tile subscribers for the ENCOURAGEMENT, o. the
Institution--tbe immediate direction OF Education,
With Miss Smith, and such professors assistants as
| the trustees shall from time to time procure
MISS SMITHS character Is too veil known to need
eulogum. We consider it of the most fortunate
occurrences that could happen to this town to haV,.
been enabled TO procure her assistance in the esab-
Iislnent OF an Academy The boarding Depart
! ment will be under the direction of tWo peonic
| man and his wife, of unblemisIed and amablc cha
ractefs. 10 prevent to0 great crowd in this de-
partmrnt several most respectable citizens in the
town, living convenient to the Academy, have agceed
| to take in a few boarders.
The Academy will be enabled to accommodate
With board abont so with convenience.-posses .ion
OF the buildings is to be delivered on the frs, day of
June, when the school will commence
Charges for Board and Tuition, to be paid in adj
| vance.
For board, including Lodging, Fire, Caue
| dies, &c. Tor the summer session OF FIVE
months, & ~ so
| For the winter session oil five months 62 so
| Washing Ior each session Of Rvc months
| Tuition, including Reading, Writine A.
| rthmetic, Grammar, Geography, Belle
| IeItres, exc. Tor each session II so
| IreHc', tor eacb SesSiVH IL so
For Music, the rate will be regulated by the mum
| Der Of scholars 10
as q vacation II one month is intended IN BEGIN m
the lst September next, the first advance shall be
required only for the three mouths from list june
Afterwards, the advances be for tile fall sion of
tNe months. Accommodation shall be provided at
Tie Academy for such scholars as may remain du.
frng tho vacation, IT the rate of cxpchee An.
pIeatlon 10 be made to Mr. Dilworth, At the Acade
my, or to any Of the subscribers. And vtcrs (post-
age paid) viii he attended IL.
| yoha ,HHor, Hggh Mercer. y -
| Ho5ert Unpbdr, Gdyrct Minor G :
.Riexr. 5ioryo1o, Jo,.,, .SeOu. fs
! John CCdy,
| Fredericksburg. MAY 25th. cp3w-s
| ME Stockholders ofthe Brook Turnpike Com.
n Pany, requested To meet ut the Bell Tavern
on the iStl, inst ut 1 o'clock A. VI, on business
Interesting TO Them.
t9.t 4 ri. C,.......-..--.
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June s.

= VI iCf,--ihe Second lnstaIment of twenty
y five dollars per Stare on the sIbserfptio TO-,
,he stock of the Fsrmdr's Rank of Virginia, will he
due on the 9th instant. The law requires the nav
mcnt to be punctdally made, a. prevent forfeiture
W t"c nfst instrument paid at the time Of sbscIi-
ing The money for subscriptions at RicbmonJ
may We deposited with j. Is Osg, Or in his absence,
with Jas. Scott, jr.
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond June S. o.
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RICHMOND, JUNE 5, 1919.

~" The Massachusetts Legislature met
on the 9th ult.--in the lower House the
votes for Speaker were us, (necessav to
constitute choice $50, OF which Mr.. Tim
othy Bigeio7u IF had 423. and was conse-
quently chosen. The Republican candidate
was John Holmes. Esg.-In the Senate, the
votes tor President were Sc, of which Mr.
Dana (Rehmbhcan) had 25. a joint com
Inittee was appointed to count the notes for,
Governor.-ih hey reported, the next day,
that Mr.. Strong had 52,696 votes, MIR. Ger
ry ,526-Scattering 1874. .. .....
~. The reader will notice, that Congress
cio~ed thtir doors on Monday last, OH a Mes
sage from the President. This ".silence''
is representation is no doubt the point
under consideration--and we are much mis-
taken, ii 1t is not declared, this week -
Let 1t come the people will meet it with
alacuty. All that we now wish, is, that it
may be rigorous, in order that it may be
short--and as the only eXpedicnt to hls END,
that no honorable means may be spared to
do as much harm as possible to the enemy
az The 4th of June has past and HJim-
rod Hughes has turned out one Of I" the false
prophets. of the latter day" His prediction OF
the hail & the whrlwind, &. of the destrnc-
ion OF one thi I'd of our specieSis blown to air.
Will Hughes initiate the policy of his bro
ther Brothcrs. and put eff the event for 80
years longer =
The Petersburg Republican informs, that add-
tonai troops are assembling protect Norfolk a.
sanst surprize that IL troops have arrived there
from Maryland and that orders have been received
for those Petersburg and in the adjoining coun-
tues to hasten To the same rendezvous. We learn in
deed, that orders have been given to all the new
Infantry recruits il the state TO narc,. to that
point.
WAsHINGro TON, June Q.
1t will be seen by reference to the pro
ceedngs of Congress that q message was
yesterday received from the President of a
confidential nature. Accompanying the
message were sundry documents, embrac-
ing correspondence between Mr.. Russell
* the British government, much in the spi
rit OF all the late correspondence in the same
quarter, which we sh.ll present to our rea-
ders in our next as they were not deemed
to require secrecy and were by the Senate
order ed 10 be printed. OF the import of
the message we cannot pretend to speak
with certainty; and every reader, who re
fleets on the course of measures Of the pre-
sent session, and the various indications of
the sentiments of the Executive, is as com
petent as ourselves to Conjecture its Contents
& rs a e.. Nat. Int.
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ar the oreacnes, niioweu the English to en-
ter, and began to retire upon the citadel,
but found it altogether impractica able by the
Srd division, as has been before mentioned
cutting their retreat OFF from it-rhey
then found the necessity of giving themselves
up to the English-The English took Gen.
l'ailipon, III officcrs-293S prisonersAand
:.ne them to Lisbon, where they arrived on
tie 10th April prior to the hostilities a.
20; ainst Badajos it was composed of $500 and
nd men-From the manner in which the
raole business was conducted, it is suppo-
scd to be one ofthc greatest achievements &
tho annals of the British history can pro-
duce-The English lost upwards OF 1900
men in this investment. NJ. \. Ca.
n. YoRx, May %.
Yesterday arrived of Sandy Hook, the United
States frgates President, United States, Congress,
and Essex from a cruise, last from II ampt,n koa,s.
the Hook. le
NEw-YoRK, May 90.
On Tuesday last the Council of Revisit
on took the question on the Six Million
Bank. There were for it, Jad5es Van Ness 4,
Thompson and Kent; against it, the Co
vernon, Judges Yates and Spencer The
decision now depends on Chancellor Ian
sing, who left tins city yesterday Tor Albany.
1.-THE decision in the following case, which tried
lately in London before Lord Peterborough is OF
considerable importance to such OF our adopted ci-
tiZens connected with European commerce.
ltdifers very materially, the reader will perceive
from the opinion of the late Lord keny on, who in
the case of the ship Argonaut, belonging to Mr..
Butler OF Philadelphia, taken at the Cape Of Good
Hope, decided that British subject had right
TO become citizen of another country for the
purposes oil trade, and that his insurance in
such would be perfectly vilid1.
.)lsr. .4dv.
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- LiAMANDFRsON, has Just received from,
~ Boston and PdladepIio. IN addition 10 his
former stock of Groceries, the following articles
Prime OH sherry, IL % and Id Pipes
New-Engiand Rum in barrels
German and BIistcred Steel,
Pldaaelgd Tyre and assorted Sweedes Iron,
Plough Plates,
Nal RoIs
Scythe BlaGer,
Prime Green Coffee,
Wrapppg pager, sc. 90
Nay 10. p15
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' BTIE Stockholders of the Brook Turnpikc Com.
"A pany, are requested To- meet ut the Bell Tavern
on the sub inst Mt II o'clock A. VI, on business
interesting TO Them.
- rte comnissiorsrs.
JQne a.
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4 TEACHER WAE'rED--A young Gentleman
z qualified 10 teach the I'm. ish Latin and Greek
LingHage5, who can come wei recommended, may
lnd erpioymentjthe ensuing year, by applying to
the subscriber, Ni,o lives near Rehrnond
THOMAS BURTON.
June 9. If
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/" GorrENbuRc, April IS.

So" "GorrENBURG, April Is.
"a treaty offensive and defensive, hds
been concluded between the Emperors OF
Austria and France.
rhe Swedish Consul G General at Paris,
Signeul, lately arrived at Stockholm, with
proposals from the French Emperor, tina,
Sweden should send $4,000 men to Ger
many, in consideration Of which she was to
have Finland, and part Of Russia, as far
as the Ladago. He remained only three
days at Stockholm. The Princess ROYAL
OF Sweden is expected at Orcbo from Paris,
1T passports can be obtained.
Seven Russian mails have arrived. II
is reported the Emperor OF Russia has left
ms capital tor the army, with generals Be-
nigsen, kutOsow and hrinfeldt, besides re-
tinue of about 40 General Officers.
he Diet meets this day at Orebro."
LAuENBuRG, March "a.
Divisions of Danish seamcn are fire.
quenty passing through this city, intended
to serve on board the French navy."-
Paris papers to the 18th instant have
been received. They are perfectly silent
respecting the affairs of the Peninsula, and
the probability Of Bonaparte's leaving Pa
ris.
"The squadron which sailed from lori
ent, under the orders of Rear-Admral AL
iemand. took and burnt, in its passage to
Brest, E English ships
vienna, April 4.
"1he Austrian troops iii Gallicia have
been placed upon the most complete footing,
in consequence of an order from the Auiic
Council of War;
NUREMBERG, April S.
According to letters from Bucharest,
very advantageous new conditions have been
offered to the Porte, and refused. 1t is e.
ven SAID the submission of the Scrvians was
comprehended in them.
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GIBRALTAR, April II.

No Cadiz papers or letters have been re-
ceived OF a later date than the I'd The
Enemy were t:en stated to have ceased f.
ring since the night of the 31st of March,
ana from their movements, i'll the neighbor-
hooa, 1t was inferred that they were prcpa-
ring to raise The siege.
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PHILADELPHIA, May %.

Latest iron, Gi6raitar-By the Ship A
mia5le, Taylor, in 3S days from Gibraltar,
the Editor of the Freeman's Journal has
been put in possession of Gibraltar papers
to the 18th April, inclusive, containing Ca
dir dates to the 10th, and many interesting
articles from the interior of Spain. Extracts
fnllnw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-18
Fairfax County, TO WIT:
I, WILLIAM DEEEALt,, one Of tho

Fairfax County, TO WIT:
/, WILLIAM DEKEALt,, one Of the
CONFERENCE.-The JIs!,ces OF the peace
far the County aforesaid. To oil sheriffs,
mayors, bai!iffs! constabIes and heaubo-
roughs, within the communws ai!k Of
Virginia. Whereas Rohert KIdweIl,
late JaIior, and Drniel Brad., ,ha pre-
sen, Jailor, for tbs County, f. Richard
Ratchfft, sheriff of said county, have
complained on oath before and to me,
that Elijah Graham, who wss committed
to tlo Jail oitne couo, aloresaid BY the
Court thereof, for felony, and 10 be Sc
cured i'll the said Jail until the next
Superior Court, to be held for the
County aforesaid, and then and there
to be tried for the said Felony.-
And also negro woman who was CON
nli,ted to the sid Jail by myself as a
runaway. She said her name was Nam
cy, and that she belonged to William
Tomkins near Frederlef sburgh, Vrsl.
nia-did fcrcihly, or BY other undue
means, open The door of the said jail oa
the night Of the 9th inst. and escape
therefrom, and that such escape, WAS
without the knowledge and consent, and
against the VIII ot:hcr the said Robert
Kidwell, and Daniel Brady, Jailors as a.
foresaid, and are now soiBg at large.
These are therefore in the name Of the
CoruuiIIvr1 mr. aishsrurVYuiIv -'",e~~-ery
tfyou, in vour respective counties, towns
and precincts to make dliis,ent search by
way Of hue and cry. tnr the said Elijah
Grayham, and negro Nancy, and him
ana ner having found, to seize and re-
take and safely convey, OF cause him and
her to be safely conveyed to the Jail Of
F'irfax county. there 10 be kept until
he and she snail be thence discharged
by due course Of law. Given under my
hand and seal this assh day Of Novsm-
Der 1879.
w. DENEALE, Stakl
Nov SO 2awtf.
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sbeetsD DAy$ DRAWiNe
OF THE
POTOMAC g SHENANDOAH

POTOMAC q SAENANDOAH
Navigation Lottery.
AoVEMBER 81, 1879.
No. ss6l6, prize Of S 10000.
Nos. 1883 1858, prizes Of $50.
IS prizes Of Si7 and 4sa Of $40
The third days drawing will be on
Tuesday, the ls,of December.
Prizes ,yuoinnig IN the ~Aeel.
of s $4,000
/ of 10000
2 of 5000
4 of 1000
10 of 100 Tickets.
Is of 8 1000
20 of 500
Present price Of Tickets 5 9 and no
risk of losing, until the 18th day Of
drawing.
Tickets in the above Lottery, and In
the Medica, College, Susqueharnah Ca.
nal and Vaccine Institution Lotteries,
For sale by
R.GRAY.
November 80.
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500 Tickets to be considered one
days drawing
first drawn Ticket, the 10th, With,
18th, 18th, 2ist. 22d, s3d, 24th, act,
eth and days, (the Tickets constitut.
ing Prizes excepted each, entitled 10
100 Iicke;s in this Class.
Plies payable so days after the
drawing is completed, subject to IS per
cent. deduction.
Last drawn 800 Tickets each day
from the 4 LIST to the 5oth day inclusive.
entitled to 10 dollars, payable in Tick
cts in the 81 Class.
The Tickets constituting Prizes in
this Class, to consist of the numbers
from 10 90 to II 900 inclusive escn
hundred to be the ore p'ize, the loves
hundred for tie 9th day, next lowest
Cor the 18th day, and so on until the
20 prizcs are drawn
Purchasers Of 100 Tickets, or more.
TO be entitled to credit Of SO days airer
the drawing of this class, cor notes with
approved indorsers
All Prizes not demanded within lS
months after the drawing of this class,
will he considered as given up for the
hcncEt of the Lottery
Each Prize of 10 dollars drawn IN the
Firs Glass, will be received in payment
Of Tickets in this class at eight dollars
and fifty cents.
The Managers of the Potomack ard
Shenandoah Navigation Lottery hav-
ing completed the lrawiag OF the MS:
lass, they trust to the satisfaction OF all
concerned, which hos given stimulus
10 the Improvement OF the navisat'0n
IF those rivers, that promises speedy
completion of tat useful work ofe,
this saheme to the puolic der well
ounded expectation that i, will meet
with their appreciation and support,
particularly OF ai!imme'iateli Interested
in making those vars nagiyable at all
seasons
CHARLES sIMMs, President.
JOHN MASON
JONAH THOMPSON, Direc-
WILLIAM STEWART, ,srs.
GEORGE PETER,
sept 10. law4ma
H. Tickets il the above Lsttery
may 10 had at TIE company's Office In
Georgetown, Of the Treasurer, aud of
JONAH Thompson Alexandria, where
will be received Zen Dollar Prizes in
the first class in payment for Tickets
In this cisss
The Drawing of the A.
bove Lottery will positively
commence on tuesday the
18th day of November next.
Removal.
e. JOSEPH SPEAR,
Resheetfuly informs HE friends and The
hubGc,
THAT he has removed his shop to
Royal-street 10 the one lately occupied
by Mr.. b. Adamsop, near the Coffee
House, where he carries Oh the Ca
BINET BUSINESS in all It's various
bralchss--he also makes aud repa!-s
ell kinds of Musical Instruments, su. h
as Piano For.es, Bass Viois, Violins,
Guitars, &c and will also furnish Ma
,og,ny Collins for grown persons fer
fifteen dollars. He hopes the quality
of his materials, the soundness Of bis
work and the strict attention he in.
ends paying to mis- business. will en-
sure him encouragement from gene
~ous public. All the above branches
og business will be executed at the
shortcs: notice.
November %. fay
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FOR SALE,
Three Grey Horses,

Two Of them years old, and one g.
strong, gentle and well broken, eithe,
for carriage or saddle. Enquire at the
office of the Alexandria Gazette, or a,
Mr.. Crswfcrd's Hotel Georgetown.
December e0l2t
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LADIES AND GENTL MEMS
POCKET aLMANACS,
181 -,
In Morocco and Shsep bindings.
ALSO,
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALMANACS,
Of different kinds, are Just received
For SAFE by
JAMES KENNEDY, Sen.
Nov. 80. cow.
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lo.e s4 Prizes, amounting to s al2,soo
l4.sie Blanks, not ! ] 2 to a Prize.
$4,000 tickets at S 50 2i2,soo
STATIONARY PRIZES.
lst Drawn Ticker the LIST day, S 1000
Isl do. 5000 Blanks, each emitted to 10
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APPOINTMENTS OF AGENCY.

These are to certify, that Thomas
Paul late Of Philadelphia, now Of the
city OF Baltimore, state of Maryland
inventor and ssle proprietor of a medi-
cine known at present by the name OF
Paul's Payeat Columbian Oil. have az.
pointed, and bv these presents do here
~ constitute and app int DR., 10 n Love
Of the city of Baltimore tdrusg'st, nv
ole agent for the United States of A.
nerica and thei, dependencies, forth
purpose Gf selling or venting the atnre
aid Columbian Oil; aud that he is
ereby authorised to appoint an aeen'
OF agents under him fer the purpose
aforesaid. This agency is to cobtiRae
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from the exanr.e Of the.spaniards .rd
Por,u geese, that the earnest and power.
lul will Of nation, is capable Of ID sist-
ire successfully tie attacks and the ,.o.
Ieoce Of foreign power You ale &c.
dressed, but PCT ye, become debased or
sunk. Although tia, numbers among
YOUR higher ranks forget tire duty they
owed lie country, vet the greater nur-
her Of your na;ion arc open, y::..L:!t, r:va.-
ry Ct tie foreign vene. aud love Ga. a..d
their country. You, whom he cenqu,r-
or has ,l,i.en 70 t.se Pnsslan bord:r,,
oui. the s.and2,d e slavery and ga,trr
Yourselves tound that Of yohr native
country, OF liberty, of national haaor,
which viii be united rnder the prolec-
tor Of his Majesty the Emperor, my
most gracious Lord
Gle promises you the aid of all the
valiant Russian men, out ola poPslation
Of so millions of subjects, who are de-
,ern.ined 10 carry On the war for indie.
pendence AID national ra!or till the last
drrught Of breath. HIS Majesty the
Enpe,or Alexander, aas been pleased to
APPOINT me to the Office of Offering to
all brave emisrating officers aud SOL
diers, to place 'hc'a N the German Le-
gion. They will be commanded by ONO
of the Princes Of Germany, who has
proved his attachment TO the cause Of the
i.4;ive coua,ry, Is deeds < BE- sacrifices,
and Tie r--ccnqucs, cfthe German Ii.
berry is thcir list destination.
Should this great cid be attained,
your eratcfu, ns.ive country viii bes,ow
glorious rewards Oh those OF her loyal
and heroic sons vie have raised her from
destructiun Should the consequences
Tot prove cutie succc.sfsl, my most
gracious Emperor herewith assures 10
those brave men habitations and re.
fuge in the E.e climate Of the southern
part Of Russia.
"Gcrmans, chuse! Follow the call
of your country and Of honor, and en- Joy
the rewards of your courage and Jour
sacrifices or bind yourselves still low
er under tie yoke which is laid on you,
ard you will sink in shame, misery ard
dc5asement; the scorn of foreign coun-
t,ies, aid the curse of posterity.
"By his Imperial Majesty the Empe.
ror Of Russia's high command.
"The General in Chief of the Rus.
sian Army.
(Signed) BARCLAY DE TOLL"
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 90.
Insenh n. Vaudeville

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