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Alexandria Museum.

TINE Members of Alexanaria Yasblnfgs'
4 ton Lodge, Ne. %. have for some tins
adj in conte mplatlon the establishment oi {
Museum ATTACHED to their Lodge, to be COM
nosed Of the works Of nature and art. anc
having finally adopted 3 plan, tney are aware
that ii announcing the same to tie public
tht. success of such an Institution In this
place naay Re questioned; but they have
lately re eve, as generous donation, sue
collection of precious relics, as has en-
boldened them to risk the experiment. t.
receipts Of this Museum are to be solely ap
piled 10 charitable purposes. They solici
the patronage of a generous pubic, thei!
brethren in general and particularly those
whose occupations ofjen call hem to diatani
climes, where curiosities, both natural an
artificial, are eqsy of attainment.
It must, necessarily, take some time to
bring such an institution into notlce I; bu'
when we view the works OF nature and al
combined to attire, and exhibiting Heaven
choicest beauties, we shall feel amply PAL
for our labor and our care: and as IdleBese
and intemperance, industry and economy, nc
yer root In the same soil, we can only Ole
a pledge, that while the former are sthclous
Iiy avoided, the receipts Of this institutes,
shall be faithfully applied to the relief OF tNt
wants of the latter, whom misfortune sh"!
consign to travel the rugged paths OF lite.
: The subscribers therefore request thai any
article, suitable for such an institution, MAY
be forwarded to them at their expense, eIthel
80, - donation Cr on rieD0Glt
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49,. s,at;oners. corner OF Gay and Market
Messrs. G. s. R. Waits Lottery VI
Sc corner Of ST. PauPs Lane and Market
- A Miltenberger, Statloner, NO ~ sign
af Franllin. n. Howard-st. Messrs. Jonn &
sThonoas Vance. Stationers, No. l78 Market
# A. Frn's Point, by DIR. Henry Dorry,
Druggist, No. S Markets.. ano Nslnal'iot
Knight. Stationer Fells-street'-e@y
Washiugton. Messrs. David OFT, & 90. Drug
oists. PHILADELPHIA. Mr. Thomas Love-
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No 20 North
4th ST. John Y. Bryant, Druggist, Cor
ner of Cd and e-Streets--Jeremiah Nor
ris, Druggist, No. 293 Market-otreet--
STEPHEN North, Druggist, No. IS High St.
between Cd and Sd streets, Messrs. Crow
Segar, Druggists, Market street.-GesO forS'
Messrs. John & Thomas l.. Clark, DRUGGISTS
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence & Reese
DRUGGISTS, Pearl st. Messrs. G. & r. Waltes,s'
Nos "a and Ga, Maiden Lane.-Yo7k 1orOH'
DR.. John Fisher, Drug s--.dnnafohs. Messrs'
Childs & Shaw-George Town. Or. John Ot1'
DRUG Lancaster. DR.. Samuel Fahnestock,
ru9,-harris5urg. Dir. John c. Wlestllng'
DruS-Easton DR.. Thomas 4. Dawson,
Drug.-Petersburg, Vrs. Messrs' Love anu
Cutler, Druggists.-Hagersfog0n. Df' Ffe Ip
rick Miller, Druggist--Fredf'iekts'On.., Dr'
John S. Miller, Druggist-Winc6esfer. Mess
John & Abm. Miller, Druggists.-Ha n
Messrs. Frederick & VIM. Sauermann, Drug
pists.-CarAsle. Or. John Fahnestock, Drug
eist.-Brook Vile. (Montgomery co.. Nr'
Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA, By
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug and
Patent Medicine Store, No. Is, sign oil the
Mortar, Centre Market Space, Baltimore
JOHN LOVE.
March % ia"on
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TEN SERMONS,

Elm OF X IVA OlNO,
By JAMES MUIR, D. D.
IRE notv publishing by Co7qoH q STEWART,
on tie follozOing Subjects, Viz.
No I-On the signs Of the times.
No II-On repentance, detailing the Gala
nifty at Richmond.
No III-FeIix trembling.
No Woods claim upon the young.
No V-Religion recommended to YOUTH
rom the in6rmities attending old age.
No. VI--The effusion of the Spirit on the
day of Penticost, glorious confirmation OF the
gospel.
No. VII-On a covenant securing TO Noah
and his descendants temporal blessings, but
better covenant securing to believers spiritual
blessings.
No. VIII-The Christian Character.
No. IX--Life and Immortality brought to
light
No. X-On Irresolution.
Each subject to be illustrated by Anecdotes.
Those wishing to possess the above Sermons
will please to call and subscribe.
kTe The two first are now published, and
ready for MISREPRESENTATION are respect
fully requested to call or send for them.
April 81.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

WcnLV DOIldTS NSWdio'
NSCAPED from the Jail of Prince WIN.
~ am County on the 22d of April Ne5to .
Man named BACCUS. He is about ; ieS' ), .
or inches high, dark complexion, We'll Hso"
for his height; had on when he escape" 80 .
blue roundabout and linen sailor troWSerS' ~
had been runaway or $ years and been ~ w..
lowing the water, has been to the West HUI
and will likely try to get on board OF so INV
vessel, will give the above Reward 70 o." 3
person that will apprehend said Negro ";a
secure him in any Jail 50 that get hlh ao'''GJ
and all reasonable expenccs paid ii deliver
to the subscriber.
John Fewel, 7a'I0r. -,
p. S. Al masters Of vessels is foreWa'" 'Gs
from carrying away the said slave under Wv
penalty of the law. ,..
Dumfries, April ~. 2a"'s'
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a. Superi1ne Yellow Bark.

-
DR.. SANFORD'S improved POWDER
of the BARK, having been used and highly
approved by many physicians Of distinguish,
ed character in different parts Of the United
States the proprietor is now encouraged 10
offer it to the FACULTY in general, under INC
persuasion, that no practitioner OF TASTE IN
the choice of his means, can fail to be gratir'
ed in the use of this elegant preparauon'~
In strength, tineness and certainty OF opera
ton, it greatly surpasses the bark IN COM,
mon use.
ALSO,
TIE Essential SILT OF BAhh'
prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up IN parceiS y,
different sizes, to accommodate the uSus SUD,
wants of not only physicians, but OF fe'SN
druggists, country merchants and private IL
miles .-Sodby
James Kennedy. SEN !.
Bookseller, and no otter tsrson in '1Is8~
0ndrio.
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Corner of Spruce and Fifth streets
The Public will please TO take Notice that
Paurs Patent Columbian Oil, will always be
sold in bottles which contain the words
PAUL'S PATENT COLUMBIAN OIL.
in the Glass the Bottles Sealed with my
Initials /. L. in Red Wax, and the outside
Label signed by me with Red Ink, JOHN
LOVE without which true characteristics
none will be genuine.
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MEMORABLE ACCIDENTS,

Extracted, from Lnckombe'S Tablet Of Memory
sThe Amphitheatre at Fidorica, in Italy. fell
in and killed fifty thousand people, A. D 90.
The ruins of it now remain at Castel Ginbc-
Ito.
A fire happened at barn at Burwell, Cam
bridgeshire, at Puppet-shew. when one hum
dred and SIX persons lost their lives, A. D.
1877.
The roof of the Church at Fearn, in Scot
land, fell in during the service, and killed 60
persons, Oct. i9, l742.
Amsterdam playhouse took fire seven
persons were sufocated, and great numbers
were wounded in getting out-A. d. 1872.
At the celebration Of wedding at Mantua,
66 Jews were killed by floor giving way, a
mong whom were the bride and bridegroom's
mother. June Sd, l776.
Bourbou-les- bans, in Bassigni, France, had
the vault under the Church give way, during
the celebration Of mass, which occasoned the
death of 600 persons. Sept. IA, 1878.
Montpelier in France, had a booth, wherein
play was performing, fell, and killed 500 per-
sons. July 81, 1885
The floor ola Westinghouse of Methodsts
at Leeds, gave way, when Is women, man
and child, were killed. and near 80 persons
drcadfully wounded. May %, 1895.
The Theatre at Mentz was DESTROYED by
fire during the performance, on the falling i'll
ofwhich many were crushed to death, and 70
were burnt-August 1896
Saragossa in Spain, had 400 Of its inhabi-
tants persisted by fire, that burnt down the
playhouse. Dec. 1878.
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S 6,7s5,S65 76

The estimate of the Secretary OF the War
department is calculated on the whole NUN
Der of troops authorised by law but 1t does
not include the permanent annultles to GER
tain Indian tribes, nor the annual approprla-
ton of 100000 dollars FOR furnishing arms for
the militia, those objects being provided for
by permanent laws. The sums which may
be actually expended in the year 1912, for
those objects, are not therefore included In
the aggregate above stated.
The funds out of which appropriations may
be made, for the purposes aforementioned,
are,
!. The sum Of six hundred thousand dol
lars of the proceeds of duties on imports and
tonnage, which will accrue In the year 1912 !;
which sum is by law annually reserved tor the
support of government.
.. So much of the balances OF appropria-
tions unexpen6ed on the Slst of December,
1871, as is not wanted to defray the expences
of that year.
s. The surplus ofthe revenue and income
of the United States which may accrue to the
endaof the year 1872, after satisfying the OBJ
iects for which appropriations have been here
tofure made.
4. The proceeds of such loan or loans as
as may be authorised by Congress.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, sir,
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
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.Ahhointments By the Legislature.

On Tuesday last, the Legislature proceed
ed by joint ballot TO tic elvction of fve mem
bers of the Executive Council. Seventeen
candidates were brought forward. The Coun-
cilors were voted for, one alta time.--On the
lst series of ballots, n. II. Claiborne. Dele-
gate from the county OF Franklin,) was declar-
ed duly elected-on the I'd. General James
Wood, Of this city /; On the Sd, Peter V,
Daniel, of this city On the 4th, John
Campbell, delegate from the county of
Washington J On the 9Th, Major Robert
Ouarles, of this ci'y-The first will come
on Immediately, being elected to supply the
places of Andrew Reid, decd. DR.. James Jones
resigned, and Geoge. w. Smith elected Go
vernor; the tno last will come in, in May, to
supply the places Of Dr. Hare and Peyton
Randolph. -There were II ballots IN all-ahd
the whole time from II O'Clock till Bight-fall
was consumed in the operation.
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From, the yMsgY-orleans Gazette.

The following are the principal features of
the Constitution, as reported by Mr. Ma
gruder some days ago:
The state to be called Louisiana.
The general assembly to consist OF two
branches.
The lower house to contain not less than
IS, nor more than SO rnembers; to be elected
by persons owning so acres OF land(or paying
tax on property to the value thereby tor two
years. Their qualifications arc, "a years OF
age, property to the amount OF 500 dollars,
citizenship of the United States, and years
residence in the state.
Senate elected for tour years, by the cleo
tors of representatives. Qualifications, thir-
ty years of age, citizenship of the U. States,
and four years residence in this state, & pro-
perry of the value of one thousand dollars
One half of them TO go out every two years.
The state IS divided into twelve senatorial dis
tricts, of which each county forms one; and
they are to remain indivisible.
The governor elected by the people for d
wears. Qualifications, IS years OF age, citi-
zenship of the United States, and s years re-
sidence in the state--ineligi5le for the sue
ceeeling years.
The lieutenant governor elected in same
manner as governor, and for same ternl-to
: be president of the senate ; when that body
is in committee, to vote and debate in the
same manner as the rest of the members. In
case OF death or disability of the governor, he
is to act in his stead-and in failure of both,
the president elected by the senate to ofiici-
ate.
The judicial power is conhded to supreme
court of errors and appeals, and to such other
inferior courts as may be created.
The Judiciary for such offences are not
impcachabic, may be removed from Office, on
: tsc Joint address of three-fourths of each
S branch of The legislature. The appointments
10 Office (evccpt II the militia) to be made by
he governor and senate,
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RICHMOND, January 9.
HOUSE OF .DELEGA1'ES.

The House took up, Yesterday, the amend
ment proposed bysthe Select Committee to
the Preamble and Resolutions relative to the
qeneral Goyernment.--Beiorea any question
was taken upon it, Mr.. Mercer of (Loudoua,).
nroposed the following Resolution
WHEREAS, the General Assembly of Viz
uinia have ever felt, and do continue TO feel,
the most jealous attachment to that admirable
structure of the Federal and State govern
ments by which tie blessings of liberty and in
dependence, of union and peace, Of prosperity
and happiness are secured to the good people
of these United States:
I" They cannot more especially, withhold
their admiration of that wisdom, which In the
distribution of delegated power, has sustained
the sovereignty Of the states, IL respect to all
matters Of internal concern, and conferred OH
the Governments of the Union, along with the
powers of war and negotiation, that OF cXclu-
sively legislating for tins general interests OF
contederated America
" Bound as they are, by every consideration
Of interest, patriotism, and honor, to support,
the constituted authorities OF the United States
this Assembly will never be found wanting,
in the discharge ofjthat duty, when proper
occasion calls for its performance; but they
would feel inexpressible regret, if they could
for moment, suppose, that the success OF
the legitimate operations of the Federal GO
vernment could depend in any degree, on the
mere force of such profession-They are
moreover too solemnly impressed with sense
of the duty which they owe to their consttu-
ents to depart from that peculiar sphere OF le-
gislation, within which they were deputed to
act Resolved, Therefore, that this Assembly
deem all attempts by any state Legislature, to
influence or controul, to accelerate, retard,
or defeat, the constitutional measures of the
general governments to be, not only highly i'm
polite, but if not prohibited by the letter. mos,
obviously at war with the spirit OF the FEEDER
al Constitution
This resolution gave rise to some animated
speaking on the part of the mover and MIR.
Leigh (of Dinwiddie.) Mr.. Leigh with great
force indicated the right Of the State-Legls-
latures to express their sentiments on great
national questions. Mr. Mercer replied with
Notwithstanding the right on constitu-
tional questions; but denying it as to questions
of policy. The Ayes and Nays being called
for were, for the Resolution %, against it l4S.
The Preamble as amended was then agreed
to-and the Resolutions were laid upon the ia
Bile.
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LATE KING AND QUEEN OF sPA1,

The following extract Of a letter from
gentleman who has. lately paid visit to Mar
settles, furnishes some curious particulars re-
lative to these unfortunatc ard de graded soyc'
relgns
s. From the numerous contradictory state
ments which have read, relative to the STU
alton of the deposcd king of Spain, and bis
conscrt, was induced, as happened TO LAD
here, 10 make some enquiry into the ha.
state Of the case-and the short account
am about to give you may be relied upon, Is
my information proceeds from occular PEoc.4
and the testimony Of respectable persons u
the confidence OF the roy,I prisoners. nv
sum allowed by Napoleon tor the supper "
the establishment is great indeed, when 'a'
cheaphess of this part OF the world is coo''
dered--namely, lOo,000i. sterling per aHAa!a'
:: The household is very numerous. coil'''
ing of upwards of two hundred persons Pa.'
cipally Spaniards-every thing wears 'S
splendor of court, balls, concerts, sc --SiH
though not on a grand scale, yet with as n''"
ceremony and pomp as if they were still s-"'
ed on the Throne Of Spain
uO lICoPIO S@kSSiii l!ic Niis -.
pity his misfo:tunes, and whenever he @PPf,"'
in public (Which often occurs, unal'ei.'''
and without the least appearance OF st"'i u" ny
greatest attention and respect is Observed y
wards him, more so than perhaps be, OF 'A''
days, experienced In his own capital
The Queen, who is now nclther yc'Dff
nor handsome, but enjoys good state =. :"
health, has lately discharged her old savofi :,
the Prince of Peace, and has appointed 10 J.,
situation young officer OF the Spanish u'; W.,
who, it is said, does not relish this appo,nl
ment, which he is obliged to fill. The ha.'G !,
of the Queen against her fosner supjec'r' .a.
inconceivabIe, and, if it WAS net well au''1' :.
ticated, could DOT be believed, SO grea' .
deep rooted resentment. >, 80,
g. The Prince OF Peace, however, suH =,
tains the Influence he ever possessed o'o'
mind of the weak and unfortunate KING. 80.
"Of Ferdinand (whose residence IS at ~ -, !;
and whose allowance from the govefhh..s',nI
said to be double Of that paid to his ia'''''
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= DIR, ttls =,
have the honor to transmit, herewith,
the estimates of the appropriations proposed
for the service of the year 1912; also>a state
ment of the receipts and expenditures at the
Treasury, for the year ending on the 3oth day
OF September, 1911.
The appropriations as detailed IN the ne es-
tim.tes, amount, in the whole, to SIX millions
seven hundred and eighy-6ve thousand eight
hundred and sixty-Gye dollars seventy-slx
cents viz:
For the civil list, SSo,o9o "a
For miscellaneous expences, IN
GLIDING the additional estimate
at foot for Indian trading houses, 3S9,227 AZ
lions. $4,000
For the military establishment,
including l64,5oo dollars for
the Indian department., S,l5l,277 80
For the naval establishment, IN
Guiding the marine corps. 2,5o4'o69 90
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PHILADELPHIA, January 10.
FROM GIBRALTA

Our Gibraltar papers contain an official ac-
count of the fall Of Saguntum to the French
general Suchet. The Spanish commander is
blamed. 1t denies that the Spanish army re-
ceived ruinous defeat the day previous, al
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FredericksbH

Appointments in the Bank ct Virgiaia.
John Br9ckenbrough, (Casbier0 appointed
President, in the room of Abraham B. Vena-
bic, deceased.
William cambridge (lst Teller9 appointed
Cashier.
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though it acknow lodges they Ner, l.,
nate, but 6 the reverse does rot rendAs
less confident Of being able to repel 4 ~ p!
sion" In suchet's summons, as ms NJ
Gibraltar, he Only mentions TAKING : s,a @"N
20 pieces, 1900 prisoners, and 3 persa,
the battle Of October Is. ss
After taxing Saguntum, the French ~
ed Under the walls OF NaleNcia. 'c
The yellow fever continued to raae
thagena, Old Spain, Oct. 26, and owe, y ~ y
villages in the province OF Aurcia T.
town of Murcis 6ooo persons bad died :"
cart Was free from II,
An indiscrect manifesto Of the SDaps,
neral I.ardzabai, published at Cadiz, gra
to have caused much agitation IN tie rrt
and to have been calculated to produce r..
tons between the British and spapjar5s y
Cortes were proceeding to complete co1
tuition for Spain.
A commission Of the Cortes has BEE,
pointed to try the cx-regent Lardizah,i
Some of the sittings of the Cortes have =
very boistcrous, and large crowds have
lecteel round their place of meeting.
Valicute was conveyed on board shin
parently to protect him FROM the popuIar, n
ALGEzIRAs, Noy.z
The Spanish general Baiesteros Obtain
victory on the 5th over the French pens1
Semele, who was at Bornot with 1000 ~.
The French had many Killed and wounded,
Among the former the commanding office,
the 9Th regiment. We have taken some !,
tiliery, all their ammunition, many horse, snI
mules, muskets and knapsacks, and mad.
many prisoners. Some OF our soldiers Ga,
1000 dollars, as their share of the specie taken
Our troops continue to advance.
GIBRALTAR, Nov. Is
General Bailesteros has pushed as far ,
Urea, and is levying contributions and nal.
ing acquisitions in the territory OF SeyiF~ :
An Algeziras letter states him to have a,Is..
dy collected 1000 young men.
The allied troops which marched cut from
Tarifa on the 9Th, advanced as far as Vepr.
which they entered, and returned Shortly st
ter. They have since marched out again, in
The direction, as reported, OF Medina.
Spanish Notice Of Suchet's iate 7ic!aru
General Orders of the Cd Army of the ?6h
October.
The commander in chief (H Z. gen. Blake
being accustomed to the vicssitudss OF wss
does not wonder at,the failure of yestcrday 5
attempt, although he had the best founded
reasons to hope for prosperous issue, AID
appearances at the commencement CT the &C
uon were most Hattering; nor does that re
verse render him less confident OF repeiu,
the enemy's invasion. He was satisfied il
general with the conduct of the generals
commandments, officers and men, and paruG.
larly so with the 4th division of the 4th army,
under the command of camp marshal Zayei
but is highly displeased with certain corps al.
"a few individuals. He will not disgrace ua
latter before they are convicted as soon a
their cowardice Shall have been proved h
will take care, that the whole iigor of luSlo
and national vengeance alight upoa the
heads.
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Militia officers, below the rank OF ma ors,
to be elected by the persons composing tne
ompanies-Those above, by the oihcefs.
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cent by com tulsion, terms when thes
had rejected in an amicsble negotiation
war, therefore, seemed to be the Inc
vit,bl. consequence OF such q state. o.
things; aad was far from considefi's
i, an alternative to be preferred to tne ca
eoursgsment offered 10 rs. When ! 'ooe
into view our prosperous anu "spp'
condi,isn, and that our commerce n'a
rished beyond example, notwithstanding
thu losses which it occasionally sustain
ed, I was strongly of opinion that thos'
blessings ough, not to be hazarded ~
such a questisy." knew that the "
nitod States were not prepared Tor wer
their coast was unfortihed-their ci-
ties defcnceless-;heir militia IL many
states neither armed nor tralned-$''o
their whale revenue derived from com
mercs-I could not PRESUME there was
Jus, cause to doubt which OF the alter
natives ought to be preferred.
In these opinions MIR Nanree Is Join-
ed by above sixty thousand people II
Massachusetts,, according to the late
elections, AID probably some millions IL
the United States !; yet the war is no~
carried on by an administration ct uh,ct'
Re Is one, for the very principle wtic'.
he formsl lily declared was not sD'r'" +"
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SALEM. Der. l..

Spril meeting riot.-On Monday
morning last, at the Supreme judi
ciai Court, now in session in this town
came On, the trial Of Mr.. Hamilton,
-. Reynolds, Gen. David Putnam,
Mr. {. Brewer, E7r. +. W. sle.rne,
MF. Alexander Hamilton and DR..
VIM. Stearns, on 40 Indictment for a
riot, committed ut tawn meeting in
Salem on the afternoos of the eth
day Of April last. Z he nnsler &C
witnesses examined or behalf 6, lie
Commemorate and for the defend
ants was very great and Tie case
was net given TO tie Jlry ill about
three o'clock in the afternoon Of
Wednesday. Before The Jury were
empannelled for this trial several
gentlemen, belonging 10 Salem. were
taken from the Jury, at the request
of the Defendants, with the consent
ofthe Commonwealth counsel. and
their places supplied by others from
distant parts ofthe couatry; and the
trial throughout was conducted By