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advocating principles and giving to t;y'
preiident of the United States, the fan III
power; the fame freedom of Election u
would have given four years ago, altho'
the gentleman who fills that high office is
not the fame. Commercial men, fir, are
the mott competent to the office of fecre
tary of the navy, becaufe mott acquainted
with the ign relations and concerns of
our country. Preclude commercial men
from being ieleeted, and you preclude thofe {
the mott qualified to fiji it.
Mr.. Livingston explained the motives Of
his conduct: he wiihed to preierve thar
iyi}em Of conduct which he always had adj
vocated he wiihed to give to the execu- j
tive that direction and limitation he ss.ass.l
ways had deiired to do. 1t was alwaysA
his opinion, and continued to be 70, tina
if all men were honch there would be nok
occaiicn for laws--if all men were honeR,
there would be no location for that houfe.
to fit to make them, and therefore they
might go home, and never return. But
this was not the cafe while there were
! men, there mutt be laws, and friet laws,
to keep men to their duty.
Mr.. II. Lee, having obtained leave to
fpeak again, again contended againit the
principle Of the bill and amendments, and
hoped the houfe would not place the pref
dent in fuch {ubaltern ftuation as this
neafure would place him, and fnatch from
h:,.l prerogative bis ftuation demanded
for him.
Mr.. Champlin was furprized that the
gentleman from New York, repreienta-
tive of a commercial city, fhould advocate
fuch principles. He conceived it to be
| queRion of confidence in the PRECEDENT Of
the United States, and perhaps would be
of iome weight, if that officer had not the
power of removing the fecretaries of the
different departments whenever he fhould
think them unworthy of public confidence;
{ or whenever they fhould uie the public mo-
ney to private purpoies or whenever they
ihould neglect their buhnefs. This was
certainly very different cafe from that of
Judge, who could not be removed except
upon mifcondue, which could only be
known by impeachment. He oppoled the
bill and the amendment, bccauie it was an
intruiion upon executive privilege--be-
cauieit mutt 60 to wound the officers who
had been and are now employed-becaufe
ismuf go to prevent that Election of men
whole talents and integrity may be mott
calculated for the general intereR of the
union--and mott Of all, becaufe it went to
wound the navy Of the United States,
whole we'll government and regulation de-
pended very much upon the talents Of the
! character who was placed at the head of
that department it was not becaufe it
affected this or that merchant or tradef-
man. He wilhed to fee man of proper
ty; man of commercial knowledge; a
) man Of experience and man who was
attached to the navy, at the head ofthat
; department.. By this bill man in that
6tuation mutt be prohibited from placing
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Pubic 5ale.

On FRIDAY next
At 10 o'eioek, qvIl bs f3ia at tie Teudue
Store,
French Brandy IN pipes and
caG<s,
Gin in pipes,
Brandy in caiks,
Tenerife and Catalonia Wines in pipes
and cafks,
Brown fugar in hhds., and o,s.
Loaf and Lump Sugar in lots,
Raiiins and Figs in caASs,
Soap ard Candies in boxes,
James River Tobacco in kegs,
Hardware in boxes afIorted,
Nails in kegs, Cuttings, sc.
ALSO,
One bale of Diaper Table
Cloths Indifferent fzes,
One box Of China Bowls,
Four fcts Of elegant China.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER,
AuG7i0neer.
March ID.
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Mould be directed to fubmit it to council.
and have its deficiencies (if any mould e.
Ut diainetly pointed out. The claimant
ihould be advied of thefe immediately,
and ihould fupply them, if in his power,
by the frf conveyance.
Early proyifions hould ALTO be made for
'defraying the heavy expences that attend
the ~protecution of a fuit in the Brisih
court of admiralty.
The ufual colt in a mit before the
court OF admiralty are from { 80 % zoo,
and in the court Of appeals from { $50 to
800, Aerling. OF thefe fums the proetors
expect an advance from IL to I and
when a decree is Obtained, a fettlement
of their entire bill.
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agreeable to a Deed Of 71uR,
from CAPT. John Hazvkvs, g Fen-
2nier Comfy, to the M~b/fribery, Will
BE SOLD on THE bvmIes, to be kigb-
eft bidder, for ready NANCY, or WedusE
Ag2 the z5b @ February uexf,
The Plantation wlleron the
faid Hawkins now lives: containing abour
o7o acres, lying within 80 miles of FIRE.
derickiburg, Falmouth and Dumfries, and
within about 40 Of Alexandria, George
Town and the Federal City.
1t is thought unneceaary to be p~articu-
lar as. to the quality and improvements,
as a perfon inclined TO purchafe will no
doubt view the fame before the day of
fale. s
DUNBAR e VASs.
FAAmoatb, Virginia, 49,.
Jun. 20, 1860. ds1(5D
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To be Sold.
On The fyf day Of Ab,a next, will be- ex-
pied to Sale, at The Red-Ilox/s,
A M I l. T.,

W1h about 800 Acres of LAND
oaJi0imng, laafed on Broad-Rux, III
Prince WNiam county, -beAo4o Buck
kaxd.
The MILL-HOUSE is two tories high
and has two Fair of fones in it. 1t is faid
to be fituated upon the bet Aream in that
country, and the feat as we'll calculated
tor mill as any upon that Rream. As I
have not lately feen the premifes I cannot
lay in what condition they are at ~prefent,
| would therefore recommend it to thoGe
who may be inclined to purchafe, to view
them before the day of fale.
The land will be fold with the MILL
One-third Of the purchafe money will be
required in hand, and the other two
thirds in annual inRailments. The pur-
chaier fhall receive his deed upon the frft
payment, but a mortgage will be requir-
ed upon the premifes to Iecure the refidue.
THOMAS SWAMI.
Aftoxsy FIR Jobn WiJon.
January 81. Iawzm I,
-
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Atexand1l0 AdueYtascy.
SATURDAY, January 81.
TOWN. MEETING.

COMMUNICATING.
An adjourned meeting was held laG
evening at the Court-Houfc in this town.
Tor the purpofe of taking into conidera,
tier the expediency of the cxcluGve iurif-
dietion of the DifriH Of Columbia being
afumed by Congre{s. We have not been
favored with an official copy of the refo-
lutions offered and entered into on this oc-
cation; but conceive it a duty we w our
fellow-cltizens to give them the fubitance
Of tie proceedings, at far as we could col
lect and our memory retain.
Re/oived, That it is unjuf and inexpe-
dent, for Congrefs to alume an exclu.
FIVE juriiditfion over the DihriG, until
the people are aaured of a Representative
in that body.
Re6lvel, That the bill lately reported
to Congrefs, for the Government of the
Diftri6t Of Columbia, is not calculated to
produce any good effect to the people OF
The fad diitritt, and is in express contra
dletlon to fome Of their mott importan,
rights.
Francis Peyton, Abraham Faw, Archi-
bald Mclean, John Love and Walter
jones, jun. were appointed committee
10 draught a Memorial, Eating the opini-
on Of the people within the Dl1triA, Wei
OF the Potomac, on the expediency of the
afumption Of juri(dicfion over the fame,
ard Eating their objections to the bill late
ly reported, and to have the fame ppblih-
ed and tranfmitted to Congrefs.
Rlolved, That among other obiec-
tons to the faid bill, the committee be
inftrueted to urge the cxtenfion of the right
of fuHrage*.
The meeting was adjourned 20 until
Monday evening next, at fix O'Clock,
when the committee are to report their
Memorable for confederation and adoption.
= NE U~ndeyf0ud that The exteution
eo~atemblatedh a n a~uiveyalM 6yage, 4vHb-
ant ,1pea to qualifications.
The General Aaembly ofthis Common
wealth adjourned on Friday the z3d init.
During the fefion they paied 10 acts
amongf which is an act to extend the ju-
rifdittion of magistrates to lums not ex-
ceeding ten dollars.
The PRECEDENT has nominated Roger
Grifwold Secretary of War.
By THE Covs,xoy Of the CommsnzueaAb Of
Virginia
| A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS appears that the fea-ports
Of Spain are at this time afflicted with a
contagious difeae ola very malignant ma
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Dut great Care lnOulo DC taken by Cla1m-
ants to iet forth under oath or affirmation,
clearly and fully thofe circumstances which
have operated to prevent their obtaining
from the regifry of the high court of ad-
miralty in London an inhibition, within
the nine OF twelve months las the cafe NAV
bel from the date of the l~entence of the
vice admiralty court.
Suck of my fellow citizens as have fuf.
tered by recent captures, and fuch whole
property may in future be captured by Bri-
tlih c%ruizers, hould with the leatt poAi-
bic delay, after receiving advice Of the
capture or condemnation of their property,
write to their agent or correspondent in
London, relating as diRinetly as they can
from the information t~ranfnitted them.
I. The name of the veGel captured, and
her matter
z. Or the owner or owners of the fame,
With a clear account Of the property,
claimed. that has been illegally condemn
Cd.
3. The name Of the captor.
+. And (as nearly as can be afcertained)
the fubfance of the decree of the vice.
admiralty court.
This information will always be fufici-
cent to obtain an inhibition, and to fe.
:are the entry of an appeal-after which
ne parties as opportunities prefent may
>focure authentic copies ofthe proceedings
ot the court below, and traninlis them &c
heir agent in London.
In order to obtain thofe copies of pro-
~eeding before the vi~ce-adm:ralty court
he lords OF appeal hold it necefary that
he perfons applying for the fame, ihould
order payment for them !; otherwife, the
lighters of the different courts are o
ound to deliver the copies required.
1t is neceaary to obferve, that what
'as been iaid above is applicable only tc>
ppeals from the fentences Of vice admiral
y courts AgaW confituted. Where pro-
ecding have been had before a court with
ct authority (fuch as the one now held al
Cape II. Mole, by the pretended Judge
eambauld) no appeals lies. The procee-
iings in fuch cafes are confdered as void,
md the parties mutt inftitute their claims
u the high court of admiralty in London.
/. here is no previous time limited for ma
ling fuch claims, but the interea Of the
@parties will naturally dictate every degree
ofexpedition that is practicable. The CO.
pies of proceedings before fnch court are
not indifpenGbly necedary but they may
prove ufeful. Every kind of proofin the
pofefion Of the claimant, legally authen-
ticated, hould be forwarded to London
with the leaf delay pofible.
To the FURTHER PROOF that is fire.
quently ordered by the high courts of ad.
miralty and of appeals, and that may be
directed by the board of commiA;ons, the
earlieR and moft'particular attention fhould
be given. It is not ufual for the Britih
Courts of Admiralty to fpecify the ma
ture or decree of the further proof required.
They leave this to the judgment ofthe
claimant and his council. IfdiGatis6ed
with the further nroof. they mr. ,,,Ero
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NEW YORK, January Is.

NEW- ONM3 January Zoe
On Saturday evening arrived in town
on their way to Wilmington, five Indian
Chiefs, viz. Red Jacket, and three others
of the Seneca Nation, and Saucorefa, Of
the Tufcarora Tribe, accompanied by Mr..
Jafper Pariih, their Interpreter. The
main Object of their Witt to Congrefs is,
we learn, to obtain fatisfaetion for the
death of two Indians, who were hot Taft
Augua, in cool blood, by W United l.
r;hmen. There is fome other difference to
adult, reipesting the conduct of the fur
yeyor employed by the Holland Land
company, who, it appears, in running the
line, has taken in landwhich was not ceded
tothe Company. Thefe Indians left town
yeaerday at z O'Clock.
Arrived, fh'r Riing Sun, Dawfon,
Bermuda.
Cleared, Ugenia, Fitch, Termuda
briggs Mary, Nichols, Sligo; Integrity,
Crow, Jamaica fch'rs Relolut;on, Hen
ry, N. Orleans ; Nancy, Forfer, No
va-Scotia.
The fch'r Riiing Sun, belonging to G.
Mulnford, has a valuable cargo Of CO.
ca.and hides-She was twice captured on
her paGage to the Spaniih Main, and
clea ed-She is abandoned to the under
writers. JuR before the fchooner left
Bermuda, the fch'r Polly of Baltimore,
and loop Union Of Ncwburypors. bound
to French ports were carried in there ano
con lemned.
Brig Clio, Bourne, Of this port, lof
her mats and b~owfprit, in the Tcxel CT
the 9Th Nov. lai}, ard drove aihorc.
MgssRs. LANG & Co.
d. d~efredatioxs al ar BY B4
EritB NIJeas haze not eeeld in hl
e4-lnGns-aud ~ our mlrebauts ar.
g1en embay1aDsa to kaozv avbat mea-
lar' Ahey oasM 10 prize to regain b,s-
is,y Mg0Hy eaSlars4Lsme eas10a,
from an ada,eG en- this NbJea, BY SA-
nuEL BAyARb, E9. he aseut f.,
American claims in Loudon, IN Ike frl
y A1s4f 1875, avM, no doubt, b.
~igby acceptable to youy reaae,s; aua
qs0'e6, its 6eheUed, will 1yoye u/eful
!" mary ./aB9irxrs b. Butgb c0btures.
+ < T r A G r.
II is now generally known through the
onte"Sta,es, that all appeals from tht
sentences OF Britilh courts Of vice admiral
", legally contributed, mutt be enterec
ana ploiecuted in England. That regu-
aiiy the appeal ihould be there entered,
WITHIN nine months Of the date Of the fen
'enee III the vice admiralty court-where
CAIN has been made, and in twelve
months where no fuch claim was made.
IN 100 many inftances the parties have
unfortunately thought it foficient to en-
ml 'neir appeals in vice-admiralty courts
uaaer a perfuaion that by this means their
nght to profecute the fame in the high
souIt OF appeals, was fecured. Withma-
" .nis proved a mott coAly error.
= me eifeet OF iuch a ffep, amounts only
~. lorinai notice Of an intention to proie-
NStN WE Qnnanl 80
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The GENUINE pERsIANIoyioN

So celebrated among the faA,innabie thr, uah-
out Europe, is an Invaluable cnimctic, perfectly
Innocent and fate, free from c rroiive and repel
lent minerals Che BATS of other lorions) anI of
unparalleled efficacy in preventing and removing
bleniifhcs in the face and kin of every kind, par.
ticuiarly ~frec,les, %pirnples, !, laammatory redneis,
i%curis, %tcctcrs, ring worms, fun burns. prickiey
heat, premature wrinkles, &c. render Jog rhe Rin
dciicatesy foft and clear, improving h. complex.
ion, and referring the b.oom Of youth.
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The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
ITCH.

Which is warranted an infailihle remedy at
one app'ication, and may be ufed with perfect
tafety by pregpane women, or on infants a week
old, not containing a particle of mercury, or any
ether dangerous ingredient whatever, and is ,mt
ccornpanied with cha, tormeut;ng fmart which
attends the application of other remedies.
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Tie DANfASK LIP SAI.VF.
The RkSrORA TIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.

lie DANlASN LIP SAl.VF.
The RESFORA TIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.
DR.. HAIRS TRUE ard GENUINE GEN
Man CORN PLASTER.
An inlallible remedY for corns, fpecdiIy renov.
ing them, root and branch. without given pam.
DIR. HAt1N's GENUINE EYE WAFER.
A {overe:g1 remedy Tor all diteaics OF the ey-s
whether thc cffc6t Cf natural weakness or Of ,c.
cidcnt, Deductions Of rheun, auIlenefs. i,chi, o
and films on the eyes, never falling to cure ,hotfe
nnalldies which frequently fucceed he final. pox.
nlsatlcs and ~ievcrs, and wonderfully nrencrhn.
irg a weak fight, Hundreds have expericnc, 4
IT'S excellent virtues, when nearly deprived of
fgh'.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
The only remedy yet difcovered which gives
Immediate and la}ing relief in the mof fevere
inRauces.
The ANCDYNE ELIXIR.
Fer the cure of all kinds of Head \ che.
CHURCFps COUGH DROPS.
fNFALiIBlE ACUE ard FEVER DROPS
For the cure Of Agues, Remittent and Inter
Tlietent Fevers.
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DE-. HAHN.s AMrl BIILIo1Is

The operation Of ,hef5 pills is pc, feaAy mild, 70
asto be uied with iafety by pcrfons i'll every fitu
ton, and ct every ag,.
They are excellently adaptedto carryof furcr-
fucus bile, and present its morbid G@ereti, ne--,o
reit"re and amend the orpctite--to procure a free
peririfation, and the eby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal confequences-a
die never fails 20 remove q cold, it taken on is
trft appearance. They are celebrated for re-
moving hahirual Observation-Disclosures at The no.
mach, and ieverc head ache--and ought TO be
taken by all perions on 4 change Of climate.
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MEDICINES.
SAMUEL BISHOP.

SAMUEL BISHOP,
STATIONER and BOOKSELLER,
Rgpe9faD iy,rms thr buble tbafhe hc,
reeeived a .frs@ MtfG @tbe ~Ao4vins
cfeemed Medicines Irom Lee ard Co
Baltimore. evho bnve 0bpoiuted Kim
their o1iy Vender in Aesend,ia.
HAMIrTON'S
WOSHl Dn~, ~OIi~G i.ttZENGES.
-FOUR A
Have fcarcely e!apfed fince the introduction OF
HAMILTON's nORMDESTROYINGLO-
FENCES into general ufe, yet in this fhort pc
riod upwards of
One Hundred and T4venty 7b9a<and
Perions OF both iexcs, of every aye, ard in every
f~ituation have received benefit from THE extra
binary remedy, in various complaints arifing from
worms and from obtructions in the ltomach and
bowels.
This medicine, which isas innocent and mild as
1t is certain and efficacious in it's operation, cannot
injure the younget infant, or the moa delicate
pregnant ,a'y, honldno worms exit in the body;
hu1 will, without pain or gripping, eicanie the TO
mach and bowels, removing whatever is foul or
o~ieaiive within, particularly thar fin,y humor
from whence wor,nsandrany fatal diforders pro
coed.
Children generally take this medicine with ca
gerneis; having a pleating appearance, and an
agreeable tafc.
"A dofe of this medicine given c~ccafona }y will
efsetuatly prevent the vomiting and purging OF
children, a dreadful diicrder which Annually de
froys thoufands Of the irHfant part ofour cities. 1t
IS likewiie the misdcit and mon certain remedy
known, and has rcttcred TO health and Ercpe,h a
great number when in an advanced Gage OF thi,
fatal complaint. p rtieular and plain inftfucfi
ons are given for every part of the n~eceliary trca.
nlent In fuch cafes.
The celebrity acquiredbyth Worm I.ozcnees,
particularly in the city Of Baltimore, renders the
further publication OF certificates in their "a vor,
an unnece fairy expence.
D9crptma 9 Harms, and tie Gmptoms
by ev5tb they are kr0sua.
Worms v hith infea the human body, are chief
Iy of four kinds, viz. the 1eres or large round
worm, the Afcariies, or fmall nav worm, The
Cucurbitina, or fhort, fat, white worm, and
lastly, the Taenia, or tape worm, 70 ca!,ed from
its resemblance to tape; this is otter many yards
long, and is full Of joipts--It is moi hurtful, and
mott difficult TO cure.
Among the fynnpccr,s attending worms, are,
difagreeable breath, Especially in the morning.
Bad and corrupted gunas--ltthing in the nofe
and ABOUT the fe2t-Convulions and cpiIeptic
fits, and fomesinnes privation of fpeech-S,artiag
and grinding of the teeth in ileep-Irregular ap-
petite, fomesinies loathing food, and iometines
vo~raeious-Purging, with nimy and f=tid fools
-Vomiting--Large and hard belly-Paius and
hcknefs at the Iopiach--Pains in the head and
thighs, with lowncfs of f~prits-Slow fever, with
imall and irregular rulG--A dry cough-Excer.
five thirH-Sonetinles pale and Il, healthy coun-
tenance, and fonictines the face bloared and
fulhed.
Perfons afai2ed with any of the ahve fymp-
toms, ihould have immediate rccourfe to HA-
MIL TON's WORM DESTROYING 10
FENCES, which have been ccnNantly attend
cd with fuceefs in all complaints iin,ilar TO tkoie
above deicr;bed.
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SHREVE s. IANNEY

SHREVE g JANNEY
MR. FOR SHE,
.At their fare on Oniou be,1veen Prince and
Duke frees,
N. England Rum in bis.
Molafes In hhds.
Sugar in bis.
Coffee in bags and bis.
Pepper Of an excellent quality n bags,
Hy fon, fouchong and bohea tea by the
chef,
CATTLE and white foap in boxes,
As boxes iegars of an excellent quality,
Fine falt,
Macksrei by the barrel,
Cod fin by the box,
Florence OIL in boxes of one doz. each,
Fifty barrels and 50 hhds. of Sugar.
Ayo,
Ladies' Morocco clippers BY the box,
Mems arong do. by the doz>
Ravens duck by the piece or bale,
A few bales Of gurrahs and falgochys,
and are in daily expectation Of al additi-
onal fupply.
Sept. H.. q
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females, at a Certain period of liie-bad wings
in, &c. BIC.
And is proved by long and extenfve experience
to be absolutely unparalleled in the cure of
Nervous dhorders, Violent cramps in the
Conlumptions, Romach and back.
Lownefs Of fpirits, IndigeRion,
Lois Of appetite, Melancholy,
imPurity of the blood, Gout' in the ftomach,
Hyiterieal affections, Pains in the limbs,
Inward weaknef:s, Relaxations.
seminal weaknehes, Involuntary cmifions,
Folur aibus, or whites Obninata elects,
BarrenDefs, Impotency, SC 2c
The principal operations of this remedy is in
the ttomach, r%eitoring the d~igefivc powers, and
tending from that organ new health ard vioor
into every part of the fyncm; it enriches and M
ritlesthe blood without i%Dfiaming it; braces, with
out Rinoulating too violently the nervous fy1cn.
ffrengthens the f~ecretory v-Gels and the q eneral
habit brings back the mufcular fbres to their
natural and healthy tone; and relores that nutril
ton which imnloderatc executions have dcnrov-
ed, and whole iofs had crown the whole frame
into largour aud debility.
The keitdratjye IS sbfolutcly above all recon-
mcndation in removing thofe weaknenes and in
firmitics with which mary females are afflicted.
the consequences of dlficuIta and painful labours,
or Of injuiicious treatment therein.
Ihe mott ob9inate fcnrinal gle. Is, and themoh
difrefing cafes OF fuor aibus in females, fall par
ticularly under the province Of this reforatiye-
iPeedily yield to its benign operation, and are
radically cured by correcting and purifying the
acrimonious humors, reGoring a prorer deoree
oftcnfion TO the relaxed 6bres, and 4 strengthening
the W akened organs.
In cafes OF extremity, where the long preva-
Ience and o%bftin9cy of difeafe has brought on a
general inpoveriihnent of the fyfem, e~xcelive
debility of the whole frame and a waiting Of the
heih, which no nourifhnient or cordial could re-
par, a perseverance in the oe of this medicine
has performed the moi aRonihiag cures.