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20 Dollars Reward.


STRAYED or folen from the
/allrribtr's pqaurs, (nrar the feat Of the
late Mr.. Madw, and 0boxt 4 nihs frsm
this toqun) su Tbuylaey nigh, tke rob
mRaut, t4yo GELDINGS, oue ef them n
brsb. bay, akom IS hands hgb, has
ranging main and fuuneb tail, far and
EmaN blake or Jmp dsqcn to or near biz
noJe, branded an me Of bis tbigbs, bit
zvbitb is MT reeolieRed, tbm, O. :; be
trots 4veN and vey egJ ina .RoaO traoeA
ling gait, md zvas I5oa 6sfyrr.
Tbe stber brigbt /arrsl, abaxt "A honds
high, q Hort made hoy/e, bias hanging
nan and E1vilc5 tail, 1ubHs Jlb0t rpm
biz buck, oeea6oned BY THE Jaddhe, frots
hard, and drags bis hind feet, BY qvbieb
they are much 7voru, bolds bis head high
qvben msunted, has bad skr gla"ders FIR
/eme time, bit is ALmgf 1ueA; be qsaibboS
betore, bit had bR one Of bis B>es.
Wboever dr!iOfri the Eaid boyIes to THE
fab/t,iJtr, @aN r<eerve 10 doAa,sreaoard,
or 10 dsllars fl, either Of them. If the
Hosfts ouere fallen, ovbdeb is more tbem
trsbabe, the tey'm tipping and /<enring
fbe tblef ia that ke nay be e'upi9ed, .@aN
rreesve reqynrf Of 80 GAos apon his
being eonufed far tralng tbe atorsta,d
borEes, or ether Of fbem.
PHILIP R. FENDALL.
.4lexandna, NH Sept. 1901. 4
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PUBLIC SALE.
The three fory
BKICK HOUSE e LOT

Situate upon the north hde OF Prince
afees and eait iide OF Warrington ttreet,
and bounded as to!loweth, viz.
" Beginning at the interlecton OF faid
Greet, and running thence nor'hwardly
with Wilmington ffeet and binding there
with 100 feet to a 10 feet alley, thence
eafwardly with the line of the alley aod
parallel to Prince freet 63 feet, thence
iouthwardly with line parallel toWaih-
ington Areet "a feet, thence wettwardiy
with line parallel to Prince itreet 81
feet, thence fouthwardly with line pa
rallel TO Warrington freet 10 feet to
Prince Areet, thence weitwardly with that
itreet and binding Herewith to the begin
ming, being rs feet
Subject to ground rent of 43 dollars
per amum.
By order efLud7ceH Lee, TryEte.
P. G.. MARSTELLER,
Sept. IS. d Autiioneer.
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John c.. L ADD
HAS REMOTED

His Store of Goods, from the Frame
Warehoufe, on Col. Gilpin's wharf, to
the Brick Warehoufe next directly welt
ward thereof, where he offers for fale, a
variety of WET and DRY GOODS on
very reafonable terms.
RxGa Sheetsngs,
A few bales of the bef quality, enti-
titled to drawback on expectation, juit
received and for iale as above.
Intending to leave this place fone few
weeks, my brother, Mr.. WlHAiam La3A,
will attend to my concerns during my alb
fence. JOHN q. LADD.
Tulv II. d
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Notice is hereby given,

Notice is hereby given,
THAT a Court Of Appeals r!H
Z: held for the County Of A|exan-
or.o, or Tdurjd0y next, the fyR
day Of OGober, to hsar and deter
m.ns The complaints of0y PsrJons,
wRO may thlak thsmttives az
g7evsd BY their property beng
ovc,- valusd by the afsEors.
G. DENEALE, c, C.
Sect. Pa. dot
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States. "a
CONTINUED.
Sec. 10. ind be it further enaRed,
That # in the opinion ofany circuit Judge
OF the circuit within which fuch difri5t
may be iituated, the life or lives of any
Perion or perfons confined in the prifon Of
fuch difriet, under or by virtue of any
law OF the United States fhall be in immi-
nent danger, ari6ng from the place offuch
confinement, it lhall, in fuch cafe, be law
ful Tor fuch Judge, and he is hereby autho-
rhed and empowered, to direct the MARTIAL
OF iuch diitriet to remove, or cauie to be
removed, the perfon or perions 70 confined
to the next adjacent priion, thereto be con-
fined, till he, ihe or they may fafely be re-
moved back to the place Of his, her or their
firf confinement: & that the faid remov-
ais fhall be at the expcnce Of the United
States.
Sec. 20. Audben fartber GRATED, That
all actions, luits, procefs, pleadings and
other proceedings of what nature or kind
foeyer, depending or exifing'in any of the
Preient circuit courts of the United States,
or in any ofthe prefent diariet corts of the
United States acting as circuit courts, fhall
be, and hereby are, continued over to the
circuit courts eltabliihed by this act, in
manner following; that is to fay, all fuch
as hall on the I 9Th day of June next be de-
pending and undetermined or fhall then have
been commenced and made returnable be-
fore the difriet court of Maine, acting as a
circuit court, to,the next circuit court here
by directed to be holden within and for the
diitrid of Maine; all fuch as fhall be depen-
ding and undetermined before the circuit
court for the difriet of New Hampihire
to the next circuit court hereby directed to
be holdenlwithin and for the diltritt of New.
Hamplhire; all fuch as fhall be depending
and undetermined before the circuit court
for the difria Of MaGachufetts, to the
next circuit court hereby directed to be
holden within and for the diAriet of Maj
fachufetts; all fuch as ihall be pending and
undetermined before the circuit court Of
the diariG Of Rhode IAand, to the mex,
circuit court hereby directed to be holden
within and for the ditriet of Rhode Inand
all fuch as fhall be pending or undetermin-
ed before the circuit court for the diftriel
Of Connecticut, to the next circuit court
dereby directed to be holden within and
for the iarid of Connecticut all fuch as
fhall be pending and undetermined before
the, circuit court of Vermont, to the mex,
circuit court hereby directed to be holden
within and for the diftrict of Vermont
all fuch as fhall be pending and undeter.
mined before the circuit for the diRriet O,
New York, to the next circuit courthere.
by directed obe holden within and forthe
diRriet of New York; all fuch as faall BIZ
depending and undetermined before the
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lington, by the diArist Judge lat aforefa;d
on the fourth Tueiday in February. and
on the fourth Tuefday in Auguft, in each,
, and every year: And 4 new diitriet lhall
be eitabliihed in the diitrieas of MARYLAND
and Virginia, to conlR of the Territory
OF Columbia; of all that part of the dit.
triet of Maryland, which lies wet and
iouthweit of the riversP atuxent, and of the
weitern branch thereof, and iouth Of the
line which divides the county of Mentgome-
ry IN the Taft mentioned diRriet from the
county Of Frederick, and a. line to be drawn
from the termination of the laR mentioned
line, northeaf courfe to the wefeern
branch OF the Patuxent, land ofall that part of
the diitriet of Virginia which lies north of
theirlver Rappahannock, and eaft of the line
which divides the counties of Faucuier and
Lcudoun, in the Taft mentioned diarief from
the counties of Fairfax, Prince William and
Stafford which new dlfric ihall be called
the dlttrIct OF Potomac, and diifriH court
IN, and tor the fame, fhall be holden at A.
lexandria, by the diarief Judge, of the
dlitrict OF Maryland, on the tirft TueGday
in April, and the 6rit Tue{day in October.
IN each and every year: And there fhall
be anew diitriet eitablifhed in the difriet Of
Virginia, to be called the difr;et Of Nor.
tolk, and to confft of all that part of the
laid difriet of Virginia, which is contain
ed within the counties of lie Of Wight.
Naniemond, Norfolk, Princefs Anne.
James City, New Kent, Warwick, York,
Elizabeth City, Glolfer, Matthews,
Middletex, Accomac, and Northampton.
diitrict court in and for which difriet OF
Norfolk, fhall be holden at Norfolk by
the diitrlet judge of the diRrid Of Virgil
MIA, on the firft Tuefday in February. on
the irft Tuefday in May, on the frH
lueiday In Auguf, and on the Grit Tuel.
DAY in November, in each and every year:
And the diftrid of North Carolina fhall
be divided into three diftriets one TO con-
tilt OF all that part thereof which by laws
OF the laid fate Of North Carolina now
forms the diftrict of Edenton and Halifax.
which diftriet fhall be called the diftriet Of
Albermarle, and a di9riet court in and for
the fame fhall be holden at Edenton, bv
the dlitrict judge ofthe dilfrict of North.
Carolina, on the third Tuefday in April.
on the third Tuefday in Augua, and on
the third Tuefday in December, in each
and every year one other to be called the
diitrict ofPamtico, and to coniiff of all that
part OF the diRrict of North Carolina afore-
laid, which by the laws of the faid rate
now forms the diRrict of Newbern and
marlborough, together with all that part
OF the diitrict of Wilmington which lies
to the northward and eaftward of the river
called New-River; and for which difirict
OF Pamtico, diitrict rtihall be holden az
Newburn, by the diirict judge laft afore-
laid on the fra Tuefday in April, on the
frit Iueiday in 'AuguR, and on the firlt
Tueiday in.December, in each, and every
year: And one other to confifl Of the -.
naming part Of the faid difarict of North
Carolina, and to be called the difrict Of
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ACetcu 10 DC NOluen Within and Tor the dill
trid of New erfcy; all fach as fhall be
depending and undetermined before the
circuit court for the diitria of Pennfyl-
vania, to the next circuit court hereby
| directed to holden within and for the
eaitern ditriee Of Pennsylvania; all fuch
as ihall be depending and undetermined
before the circuit court for the diitriet
OF Delaware, to the next circuit court
hereby directed to be holden within and
for the diitrit Of Delaware; all fuch
as fhall be depending and undetermin-
ed before the circuit court for the diff
trit of Maryland, to the next cir
cult court hereby directed to be hol
den within and for the di&ritt of Mary land;
all fuch as fhall be depending and unde-
termined before the circuit court for the
diitriet of Virginia, to the next circuit
court hereby directed to be holden within
and for the eaffern difriA of Virginia all
fuch as fhall be depending and undetermin-
ed before the circuit court for the diGriet
OF North Carolina, the to next circuit
court hereby directed to be holden within
and for the diitrict of North Carolina !; all
fuch as ihall be depending and undeterm;n-
ed before the circuit court for the diAriet
OF South Carolina, to the next circuit court
hereby directed to be holden within and for
the diftriet of South Carolina all fuch as
fhall be depending and undetermined be-
tore the circuit court for the difriet of
Georgia, to the next circuit court hereby
directed 10 be holden within and for the
dlitrlct OF Georgia all fuch as fhall be de-
pending and undetermined before the diff
trict court of TenneHee, acting as cir
cult court, to the next circuit court hereby
directed to be holden within and for the
diitrict of Eaf Tenncnee and all fuch as
ihall be depending and undetermined be-
fore the difriet court of Kentucky, acting
as circuit court, to the next circuit court
hereby directed to be holden within and for
the diffriet of Kentucky and fhall there be
equally regular and eheeaual, and fhall be
proceeded in the fame manner as they could
have been, if this act had not been made.
Sec. IL. And be it further enaAed,
That for the better dilpatch of the buGnefs
OF diftritt courts of the u. States, in the
diftriets'of Jerfey, Maryland, Virginia,
and N. Carolina, additional difritt courts
fhall be eeablifhed therein, in manner fol-
lowing ,.that is to fay: The faid difri6f
Of Jerey, fhall be divided into two difriets
one to confift of that part thereof which
is call EAT New Jerfey, and to be called
the diffricf Of Eaf Jerfey dittrid court
in and for which hal1 be holden at New
Brunfwick, by the diaria judge of the
difrif Of Jerey, on the fourth Tuefday in
May, and on the fourth Tuefday in Mo-
vember, in each and every year; and one
other to conGa Of the remaining part of
the faid difffittof Jeriey, and to be called
the diaria Of Wet Jerfey, diAritt court
in, and for which ihall be holden at Bur.
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PUbAc SAFE.

On TUESDAY at % o'clock, will fold
at the Vendue- Store,
Brown Sugar in hhds. S9bls.
Loaf and Lump Sugar in lots,
Teneriffe and Port Wine in pipes, half
pipes and quarter caiks,
French Brandy in pipes,
Whikey in tierces and barrels,
Hyfon Tea in chehs,
Bohea Tea in chefs,
Figs in caks and trails,
Raifns indo do.
Cordials in boxes,
Soap and Candles in boxes
Cotton in bales,
A quantity of Bacon,
Tobacco in kegs,
Nails in cafks,
Hardware aforted in boxes, &c.
Alto, quantity of
d RY GOO DIS.
Particulars of which will be made known
previous to the fale.
p. G. MARSTELLER,
HH<7ioueer.
February ~.
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JUDICIARY BILL.
II B I L L..

To provide for the more convenient or
ganization of the courts Of the United
States.
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For Sale,
A few Pipes, Hogfheads and Quarter
Caiks of
MADEIRA WINE,

Neat as imported.
We will let it go at a moderate price for
Cath, or on fhcrt credit, or will barter it
for Flour, Corn, Corn Meal or Tobacco,
which we are generally in the purchsfe Of.
Alex. Hendeajoa 6 Co.
Merchants Wharf, Feb. IA. d
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tsce' and verified by the NOT s}ri4 ex.
ashinat!oih. The fame principles and the
lame views have directed the choice of
the magiftrates. Let them Judge things
and moi opinions. Let them be inAexibIe
as the laws themfelyes-Such is the with.
iuclr the only with which ought to innu,
cence a government. The ccnititpf;on
guarantees to them the independence ard
the perpetuity of their functions. It is
TO the nation, and to their own confciences,
that they muia anflver for their deciGons.
Before the fourth Nivofe, December &.
it was the government which decided on
the appeals of citizens, infcribed in the lift
OF emagrants, and it decided on the fnp,e
report OF the minitter Of General Police
nus 1t had the power of deciding quefti-
ons which involved the tranquility of the
itate, the lot OF individuals, ard the ALTON.
ment OF property. In order to clear I'D
thls fubJect, the government wif,ed to
know what was the nature of the laws on
emigration what the nature of thoE.
OF whom the LIT OF emigrants was COM
poted how and by whom it was formed.
and what were the principles on which It
was drawnuP? 1t then learnt that;n cac},
municipality there had been prepared liGsof
citizens abtent from the commune where
they had either property or tettled abode.
ard thai OF the1e particular lifts, collected
into nine volumes, had been formed vhat
was commonly called the lift of emigrants
that citizens infcribed as ablent. or
enigrants IN one commune, were at the
very time public funaionarics in mo.
ther that labourers, artizans, indiyidu-
ais III @iervlce, were confounded with men
whom the prejudicics of birth, and the
intereits OF rank, marked out as enemies
TO the revolution-that infcripticns col
letted and indeterminate applied to whole
families, and families too often unknown
to the Perlons by whom the in~fcription
was formed. From thefc circumstances.
a conviction was produced that there did
not exit a true Lift Of emisrants, and it
was necehary to form a new Lift, in which
thoie whole names ought never to have
been inicribed, fhouM have been d;lfin-
guiihed from thofe whom prejudices and
their circumstances pointed out as true
emigrants, and hence originated the fpe-
clslcations and conditions of the decree Of
the 18th V~endemaire (Sept. 2o.)
a plan ct regulations will be propofed,
to give additional ~fccurity to thofe who
have acquired national property. An i'm.
portant work is on the eve Of being &C.
%complifhed, which, during fix years, has
beer called Legination. In this FELTON,
the civil code, and code of procedure, will
be propofed to the confederation of the
Legislative body; and other objects lefs
important will form the fubjctf oflaws of
which the elements are prepared. Pubic
initruetion, fill neglected in many of the
departments, has a6umed in others a bet
ter direction, and higher activity. New
aiylums have been opened for the children
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Nitpl liz
produced our laft iuccefs, and cur lan via
or1es; Hence, perhaps, in the minds of
the Engllih, a ientiment Of ~juitice towards
a people, who after 70 many exploits, and
10 much glory, iighed only for peace
hence, In the minds Of other nations. =
return ct favour for the caufe of our indie
pendence and our liberty.
The rebellion in the wef was ~fuppref-
fed. Nothing more was neceGary than
to iupport by the difplay offorce, the au-
thorlty OF reafon and principle, to bring
the people back t. their duty. All thofe
who had been led away by feducfion and
terror iubmitted 70 a government beni6-
cient and protecting. Every day the at
tachment to the Republic encreafes in thefe
departments, as we'll as reflect for our in
itltutions, and hatred towards our enemies.
The eltablilhment Of gen d'a,me,1e a till
Will ierve to clear the country from the
remains OF a iet OF wretches infatuated 70
pillage, and covered with crimes, which
annatty could not reach. In theic depart
nents, as in all the others, the influence Of
the authorities eitabIilaed by the conAitu-
tion has been marked by prosrefiye i'm
e~provernents.
a power concentrated in an individual
and therefore, inevitable refponGbility,
give to public and private affairs a rapid
movement, and reitore by degrees, ocono-
my in administration. INFECTION is more
active information more prompt and more
certain the citizens perceive more clear
~ the advantages OF the power which pro
teets them, as well as the vigourof that
authority which rcpreGes and r~ef,rains
them.
Throughout the republic there fill ex-
its fome individuals who regret the pai
fome feeble minds whom a reidue of
fanaticiim torments; but thefe regrets
daily become more weak ; fanaricim dies
away and manly fentiment gains more the
aicendency. To with that man Nlould
daavow with readiness to day, what yef-
terday he profefled that he hould fub-
NIT at once, without murmuring, to the
yoke ofthe laws, which lately he ipurned,
is the with, not of lawful powar but Of
tyranny.
Let us leave to time to compleet IFS
work. Time alone confirms innitutions. |
It is onlyafter they havelong exiacd that
they come to obtain an abfolute reipecf.
The administrators have been chofen for
the people, not fora particular faction, or
a particular party. Government aiks not
to know what any man has done, or
what he may have faid under particular
circumstances and at particular periods.
1t has required only to afcertain if he
poGcnes virtue and talents: if he was in
accefible to hatred or vengeance, if he
is likely to be always impartial and juA.
The maxim Of the government is, that
the denunciatiohs which attack public
fanetionaries, at this time, fill full of
the remembrance of ancient diyiions,
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L0tsR European Intelligence.
CONTINUED.

r. ANC E.
STATE OF THE REPUBLIC.
PARIS, I'd Frimaire, Nov. II.
IRIS article vas ibis day bye/cxted IL hs
LegJNatiOe Bsdy BY The Coun/eAo,y of
State, Regnier, Gou0iou St. Cyr, and
N1yac.
At the moment when the Legislative
body refumes the cour4e Of its labors. the
government fubmits to all France a Ietch
OF its operations. This is a duty dictated
by Its principles, and it discharges the
talk with that frankneS which it owes to
the public interea, and the purity of the
tentlme11ts with which it is animated. All
know what was the Gtuation of the repub-
icon the 4th Nivote, year 8, 2 9Th Dec.
1893. The events of the 18th Brunaire
had terminated the courage of the people.
bat mems minds fill foated in uncertain
ty. The departments Of the welt were a
prey tocivll war-every where there pre-
vailed feeble diGraGed administrations.
without unity OF principles or concert Of
operations. no energy in command, no
promptitude i~nexccution. A policy with
out activity ; tribunals without authority:
diiorder in'the public receipts requilti-
ons which Narrated the public, and con-
TUNED our revenue; and manu-
features in. a fate OF dnagnation; the ar
mics of Auftria, from the top Of the Alps
and Apprentices menacing Liguira ard
France; neutral veiIels driven from the
Tea by the terror Of the Englih maritime
code-Amer1ra, (which o7vea TO MS her
independence, armed againf ours--Spain,
Batavia, Heivetia. Liguria, faithful to
our alliance, but waiting with a painful
anxiety what the future hould decide, re-
fpecting our fate and theirs.
1t was under thefe auipices thatthe year
S began. Peace was the firG wanr, and
the ardent prayer Of the nation. Peace,
too, was the fra Object that occupied the
mind of the government. Two letters,
written by the Chief Con4uI to the Empc-
ror Of Germany and the King of England,
exprefed TO them without weakness, but
without guile, the with of France and of
humanity. This prayer was rejected by
the minihers of Auaria and Great Britain.
The Cabinet ofVicnna mingled fone hopes
with a refufal. The Cabinet of Eueland
6Aen@ed bitterness and rebyoatb 4oitb its
eorvspondence, and oflrrU2rds AeeLowa-
tim and mveaivem tie bnbI.c AtuAon3.
in which it expofed the overtures made
by France. This publicity, thefc publ
cations and inveetives, bur i'll anifed the
animofty and the plans ofthe Britih adj
minifration.
Frenchmen recognized in the conduct
of their chief m~agifrate, the fncere defre
of peace. They feltindignent at the ene1
my by whom the overtures were rejected,
and iaw that they had to expect peace on
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AM7np 1vlicG are

AM2Hg FVN1cD are
Broadcloths, kerfeymcres, coatings, fwan-
downs, plains, dufils, hanncls, Irih Il
mems, hunhums, German and Britih Of
aaburgs, chintzes, calicoes, jaconet, book
and tainboured mullins, and a number Of
other articles.
HENRY 81 THOS. MOORE,
Aul7oueeys.
January =.
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CoNERin,e of

49, 10o A6fiVe Lads, ,aLout Ia years
h sI' reputable couuesioxs. aDouM
Ado,sa as Apprsntiefs aktbe oMee of the
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F r A N G E..
STATE OF THE

PARIS, I'd Frimaire, Nov. II.
IRIS article was this dry brsIexted to The
Leggj0ative Bsdy BY The CounleAoys of
State, Reguer, G01viou St. Cy,, and
N1jac.