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ey. Of Somerfet, arrived in the Factor.
He informs, that he was captured on the
10th December, by a French rrivateer of
* guns, out of Porto Rico. AT the fame
time ihe captured the brig Pa,ncly, from
Philadelphia to Cape Francois. On the
,,d, another privateer from the fame place
captured the ihip Hibernia, M'Donald,
from DemeRcotta, .(MaGachufetts.) The
fame privateer had captured fhip from St.
Johns, bound to Jamaica and ten or twelve
other vciels had lately been captured by
the Porto Rico privateer.
Capt. Chaie, arrived here yefterday, In
forms us, that Touliaint had marched a.
CAN'T the Spaniih part Of Hifpaniola, with
$4,000 troops, where the difafeefed black
lately commanded by Rigaud, had takel,
refuge; and who had feveral times com
nlis,ed depredations on the property of the
peaceably diipofed inhabitants.
February s.
The pub.:c were informed, in this paper,
on Monday laf, that the convention
with Frsncc had been tranimitted by
..c 'e''I. oosea,,l,ie''' 70 0uaaaio'fe,
.hs s cat p..n p:oela.i'ea 'aeEe. From
the following circular letter (which we
received yeftcrday by captain Wallace
OF the brig Nancy from ST. Thomas
It appears thar,he agency arc taking,
- la ~. s:ues ioi carrying m
more ;,nmaa : .'e. ~ WIN y Is
..s ,su. lsssy eo''ceiled acting
cori rse.ua.e, NON eonvle,ion that the
6dsrt and 60 w.. oI iasi1eo oy we Ire,
~ a''> o'@'e % VIC : niseo o'ases.l
}T,a,oo,.J =. M,
re- - ~ re c '11'1A1 . q a110f'1y<'. J
Pr, : = = = = a ~
-. 1,o.,.p' l'1@ h've/e' (Dfeembe,
o 1y oy .1 = gG y 1"e f'f1e" hefN"Ae'
The Aoen,. se nf - r. m.c,
Repabl;c 70 ,he W ;..",s " , 'ne french
70 the sl id,n ~ me Unaware naands'
War Adn,:n;a OF me MARINE and
"A1 |AAAIllIllltIGtOrS or the Depdrt
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Co'7greG Of tic United States.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATlvEs,
WEDNESDAY, December a.

w EbNhSDAf, DoCeINOSr 81.
Iae. houte went into acomnlittee Of tie
whole, On BIZ for continuing in force
4" an ssst laying duties on licentes for fell
ing wine, and foreign diitilled firituous
liquors by retail, en- property fold by auc-
tor, and on carriages
MIR. Morris IN the chair.
Mr.. Varnurl moved to limit the du-
ration of the bill to two years from the
1T Of March, 1901.
The motion was fupported by MeRrs.
Varnuu, Randolph and Nicholas, and OBJ
pofed.b Mr.. Criiwold.
On tic cue. ion being taken, there ,ap-
pcared SO ayes, and 80 noes. The chair
man declaring himlelf in the negative, it
was loft.
Mr.. Bird d..aked that part of the bill
which gave to the judicatories of the eve-
raj fatest the right of taking eognizance Of
iuiis tor duties payable under it. He de-
clared ..sin1est averfe to this invehncnt Of
Jud, c'al power, On the ground of expedi-
ence; bur laid that he ihou,d rot on this
occaacn oppoie the bill for that reaior.
But e deemed the judicial power as dele
gates by the bill, to be unconn;tutional.
i he Dill mutt be amended, before it could
obtain his vote. He therefore moved 10
to amend the It fiction, as to conhrc ali
judicial power exerciied under tie bill to
the federal courts.
The conhitut;on expressly declares that
" the judicial power fhal extend to all
cafes, in law and equity, ariipg under this
contribution, the laws Of the United States,
&C." If the judicial power extended to
all CRIES, iure' y It mutt extend to the pre-
tent. cafe. j he contribution further de-
.clared {" tfat the judicial power. Of the
United States hall be yeNcd ii, one fupreme
court, and in luch inferior courts, as the
congrefs may from time to time ordain
and eiabiiih. 1T was felfevident, that
the fate courts could not be embraced by
the expreGion one ./nb,Yme cqurf. And as
to the expreEon, mfrri5r coAyfs, he would
ak whether the fate tribunals could come
within is meaning. IT was evident to
him that they could NOT, as they were not
appointed by corgrefs; as no cauie Of err
ror lies from the fate to the federal courts,
or writ Of mauaamus. 1t followed that
they were not included in tie true mean
ing OF the term hfrrior courts; they were
neither ordained or appointed by corgrefs.
Further, the contribution preicribed,
that the Judges fItould receive fxedLaLay1es
payable by the United States, and hold
their Offices during good b<bavioar. This
direction of the contribution precluded all
other but federal courts.
+ Befdes theie constitutional iniuDefions,
which On his mind were irrefifible, on a
view of the expediency Of the delegated
powers, it would appear that extenGve and
great Inconvenience attended the exerci!e
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's.oS' loCn variety OF laws and
,lode OF procedure -exiaed, as produced
the greateft embarrallinents. BeGdes. i
was not unfair to iuppofe in the lucce,llon
OF events the occaGopal exiRence in part;
cular Hates, of fplrit Of hoailisy to- fome
meaiure Of the federal government.
On the whole, MI. Bird Gaid that he
coniidercd congreis as equally incompe-
cent to transtuie into the fate courts. the
right OF Judging on cafes ti,as occurred
under the contribution and laws Of tho
federal government, as they were to tranf.
tute executive or legislative power, deriv-
ed from that contribution, into the hands
OF the executive and Legislative organs of
the tate government.
Mr.. Dennis was 70 ir,preGa>I with The
Importance Of full and fair di{cuNion of
the point iuhmitted to the houfe by the
gentleman from New York, that he re-
commended a fuipenhon Of any conidera-
ton of it, Until the judiciary bill came
before them. Then the quea;on might
be met dire ely. He therefore moved
that the committee rife, report proerefs,
and TIT gain, which was accordirc!y
done, and lea, to it a gain granted.
On motion Of MIR. ii. Lee the houEe
went into committee of the whole on the
bill in relation to
TIE TERRITORY OF COLUMBIA.
Mr.. Morris in the chair.
Mr.. Randolph NOV ed to i3rikc OFT the
flrG fect:cn, which is in thefe word
s. Pa ~ ~, ~
lioafe Of Representatives Of the United
States Of America IN ConercGs aNemhled,
That the laws Of the fate Of. Virg;n;a as
they exifed on the frG Monday of De-
cember in the year 1850, fhall be and
continue in force in thar part cfthe difritt
Of Columbia which was cedcd by the faid
fate to the United States, and by them
accepted for the permanent feat of govern
ment; and that the laws Of the hate of
Mary land, as they exifed on the {aid
hrf Monday in December, fhall be and
continue in force in that part of the faid
.diffriet which was ceded by that fate to
the United States, andby them accepted
as aforefaid.s'
Mr.. II. Lee iaid, that he was fax from
ccnadering this bill as an act Of fupcre-
rogat'on. The. contribution had prohi-
bited the fates of Virginia ard Maryland
from legi iating for the territory; and it
now became quef;on, whether the exit
Ing laws Of thofe Aates were in force :
whichquefion might come before the ju-
dietary TO obviate all doubts, this
bill in the fnape Of dcclaratory one was
reported.
Mr.. Nicholas. This bill is not in my
opinion merely an act Of fupereorgatioh,
but an act of immchie mitchell. Idodot
agree with my colleague in the conilruc-
tion he has given of the contribution. lie
IS Of opinion, that the powers given to
Congress on this fubjctt mn be cscrcjGrd
by them. I think differently. Ihcis
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1,b;L iiiahy otnerS conferred,
h mu'on nay or nay nat be exerciied. It
hsu never been contended thar Wa ~.
ool'ged to carry into execution ar ,bs
powers. with which we are invefed T. ~
rue, rus 'hat we have nearly exhauited tho
1e,ter OF our charter, in the extent to
Wn'ch we have gone. But this fatf fnr
| ''i'heo no reaton for going fill further
a contribution contrary to thar contsr,1
ca tor had been givenihy Congret. in rha
eNefciie OF their power. The act of ac
cePtance Pafed by Congress con{rm;ny
the ceiilons made BY Virginia and Mars
l.nu expressly declares IS that the onora
.lon OF The laws Of the fate within finch
dltSrltt ihall not be affected By this ~
ceptance, until the term fixed far Tie 70
moVal OF the government thereto. ,z,,l
".fn co1g,s/;, HAL oi5erqv,r by laay Sro.
Great force was attached to that part of
the contribution that gave Congress erlM-
-/,Vs hgjHatiox over the territory. Bar
the lame claute of the Contribution pave
'he lame power over forts, magazines.
anenals, &c. Yet this power had never
yet been affirmed by Congress. The ,,or
felton, of the right lad heretofore bes,
coni'dercd as luffic;ent; the exercifc Off
was referved until particular Circumstance,
mou!d occur, which rendered it necenary.
believe the committee are no1 prenar
ed to fanttion the bill. To iana;on i
would De to place the inhabitants Of the
territory IN a ftuation for which they
would rot be thankful. 1t would ;n,,o,;.
upon them all the laws of Virpin;a All
Mary land, as they exifed on the fri
Monday in December, without thofe I'M
provenents which experience may lup.
GET.
# this bill paned, it would leave a
conllderabie portion Of the inhabitants of
the territory without any judicial autEo-
rites to which they could appeal. There
were parts Of Fairfax, Montgomery, and
Prince George counties, which would have
no courts to which they could apply.
Another confequence that would refill
from the contraction attempted to be civ
en- to the contributions, was the deprivatio,
OF the inhabitants of all participation Ell
ther IN federal Or fate legilation. AS bv
the contraction, they would ceafe to b;
the fubjccfs Of fate taxation, II could NOT
be expected that the hates would permit
them, without being taxed, TO be repre-
tented.
Could any man defre to place the cti-
zens OF the difriet in fach hatei To
deprive them of the common right Of par.
t;;c'pating in the paHage Of laws which all
the citizens enjoyed!
IF the contribution be found, that we are
bound TO leginate, then all TIE judicial
proceedings which had taken place fnce
the lit Monday in December, whateyes
affected either property or perfons, wer.
mere utilities. lido not, however, BE-.
heve the contribution to be found. be-;
lieveit oppoied both to the fpirit Of THO.
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CONDITIONS. Of PUBLICATION
Of the
Asxcndyla Advert1)er

lCONltIlCISldl Il4tCl1lSCilCCl
Il. II qviN be p3blj@ed on boJf@eet
yfJxper-rgyc! pA3e, Of gs7d quality, and
Nth an elegant t,.pe, # soddeb this PAPER
nataius a.Ipeeime1.
II. It 4uW Be tubij@ed evey day a. 3
s'clsrk, and Delivered toMbtuJxrs liz t0zvu
qwt5 tbe utmgf regularity and ex3edi-
a,v, and troylxsntea to tbs/s.a 4 dJfanee
s5,saggb t6e m5a cary ard reg@lar chan
ms If eoavyaaee.
III. The Price qui7l 5e Five Dollars pei,
asu3m, to e3aid exc half on receipt at"tSe
fV uMm5ey, The yemaiHder at the end ~
the yeGr.
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NETWORK, September r..


We have received, by the brig Fuare,
Dublin papers to the 9Th of AuguR but
we find only a few paragraphs in them
worry OF notice. II is faid there is pa
per in town, containing an official account
Of the late battles off Algeziras. We have
not been 70 fortunate as to obtain It. THE
account, if it has been received at all
shall appear in the Gazette Tomorrow.
Extra3s tr0m Dubln papers to The stb uh
DUBLIN, AuguR 4.
Yefterday after an aRonilhing panaoe
of five days from Oporto, laden with wire
arrived here the American brig the Enter.
prize, ]. Wilcocks, mater. When this
veiiel failed peace with Spain and France
had been proclaimed, but no terms menti-
oned, except that during the war all the
ports of Portugal are to be f1ut aeainfl
Britiih veaas. On her paHage fbe was
brought too twice by French priyatcers
off Corunna.
AS the track of the above mentioned
venel is exactly the fame for more than
half the voyage. from Gibraltar, we NAV
certainly expect in day or two at III,
farthef, admiral Summaries account OF
the late action off Algeziras.
1t was yefeiday reported, we could
not satisfactorily trace upon what authori-
ty, that the combined fleet of French and
Spaniih ihips in Cadiz, had entered the
Mediterranean the 18th of laf month.
Another report of fact equally proble-
NAUTICAL is In circulation, tina. the Brett
fleet hadput to tea in the night of Thurf
day Taft, 80 ftrong of the line.
Gen. Clarke and his flute are to embark
for England on board kings cutter.
The feet at Cove have received orders
to fail the frR fair wind. We hear they
are to jon the fhips off Brett.
Before the revolution there were in Pa
ris 81 printers; their preient number a.
mounts to 3Ss.
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! Cairo, where there is Rill French corps,
which principally endeavours TO defend
the forts there.
We have not as yet received any ac-
count that the Englifh, troops from the
Eatt Indies, which have landed at Suez,
have joined the Grand Vizier.
Ia the action which took place on the
18th OF May, between the French at d the
Grand Vizier, a corps of Turks of 5000
men bravely maintained their ground
againit an aimof equal number of French,
who endeavoured TO attack the rear of
the Grand Vizier, till they received a
reinforcement of 1000 men, which compel
led the enemy to retreat.
The disagreement which prevails among
the Frenchs Generals has been Of grea,
advantage to the Turks and Englifh.
The iituation of Alexandria is faid to
he more than critical it is greatly in
want of water. Difpatches from the COM
mandant Of Alexandria to the firlt conGul
Buonaparte, found on board fhip taken
by the Englifh. fully confirm the difrened
condition of Alexandria.
1t is faid that fir Sidney Smith is re-
turning to England on board the Tisre.
His fecretary has loft his life in the Nile.
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GatDtngton 0apern.
PETER HEISKEII.


At the Warrington Tavern, keeps
good COACHEE and HORSES for the
accommodation of perions who may have
TO go to George Town or e.iewhere.-
L'ke7Oje, a numbef OF good SADDLE
HORSES.
For Sale, as abave, A
A Coachee and a pair Of
good Horfes.
HJ@,
Five or fix hand(ome fad
die hories.
He will be obliged to the perfon to
whom he lent pair OF red leather PADDLE
Gags, with the letters PHI worked on the
top with white thread, ifhe will return
them.
Sept. 49,. zaw
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Styayed or Stolen

FROM apaiture near town, about the
9TH in&ant,a bright bay HORSE, IL!
hands high, eight years old, has large
feet, fwitch tail, white ring round one
of his fore fetter- locks, and one white
foot behind. Whoever ihall bring the
faid Horfe, or give information where he
may be found, to the fubicriber, l,all re-
ceive FIVE DOLLARS reward, ard
Reasonable expenses paid.
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
Co,>f
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PLYMOUTH, Jolly go.

On oyerhawiing the papers OF La Chew
rctte, circular requef of the Insendant
of the French Marine was found on board,
directed to the captain, that in future,
when engaged with Britif, man ofwar,
the French crew fhould not, as heretofore
aim at the rigging, but level their guns
at the hull and quoting, as the reafon,
the remarkable carnage on board the l.
Africaine in her action with the Phebe,
while the latter iuaained a very inconh-
derable loE. Captain Sir R. Barlow,
late of the Phebe, red the above paper on
board La Cheyrette.
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altranorta anbertiser.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.

Married yeferday, at Chefnut Hill, the
feat of Mrs. Brown, by the rev. Mr.. Da-
Wis, WILLIAM MURRAY MAYSAnIgR,
Efq. of Baltimore, to the amiable and &C
complifhed Mifs BRowN.
LAT evening, by therev. Mr.. Muir,
MIR. RoBBgT STEWART, TO Mi6 ELIZA
WARD, both of this place.
By tie Two Friends, capt. Vote, ar
rived at New York, London papers 10 the
lift of Aoguh, have been received, they
contain little of coniequence-I In the pre-
ceding columns our readers will find the
whole of what the New York editor iays
is worth feleeting.
We fhall tomorrow lay before cur
readers an interefing Law for the regula-
ton ofthc Britifh Wet India Prize Courts,
trsnfmitted by MFR. King our miniaer at
London.
The Bottom frigate, capt. M'Neil, has
arrived at New York for the pnrpoe Of
taking Chancellor Livingston and fuite to
France, after which fhe will join the iqua-
droh in the Mediterranean.
Capt. Johnfon, who arrived at ~. York
in the brig Fox, on Monday laf, informs
hat he left St. Maloes on the Stb AuguA
az which time, above Ico guntoats, two
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CoNsTANTINopLE, lone as.

The lateR accounts which we received
here from Egypt came down to the I'd Of
June, and mention that the army Of the
Grand Vizier had formed junction near
Cairo with the corps under the Captain
Pacha--The grand Vizier had waited for
the Junction to undertake anasiack ugon
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NEGROES and LAMBS
FOR SALE.

( with to fell number of ve~
ry valuable Negroes, among whom are
good waggoner, fhoemaker, houfe- maid,
&c. None more capable iervants are to
be met with! | will give fhort credit
upon them, anurec Of buuaual payment.
/ have about Goo acres of land
lying along the Ohio, about or 9 miles
below Limefone 200 between the town
OF Warrington and Mays Lick, In Mafop
county, and feyeral tracts in the interior
counties in Kentucky, for fale, or to ex-
change for property in this or the fate Of
Maryland.
The frit OF thoie is nearly all bottom
the Eeeond lies we'll for cultivation, is
in an excellent neighborhood, we'll tim
bered, with good never falling water,
and both have delightful range for
flock, particularly hogs. The titles are
indifputablc. A gaod bargain may be had
OF thoie and other lands in that fate!
have ALTO for fale, ihare in the Potomac
Company, and a fInall annuity In the town
of Alexandria. A good Wagon and team,
and good brood mare, with a colt, and
In foaI.
Apply 10 me near Centerville.
VAL. PEERS.
N. B. ] fhopld prefer difpohng OF the
Negroes 10 or near Alexardfia, as may be.
Waterloo, SePt. 10, eo4w
Printing IN all ITS Uarlsty eye
cuted wlth neatne6 and dslbatch, at
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cutter brigs, and two a. gun fi.s..,
completely manned and v,etualled, we've
waiting at ST.. Maloes TO be employed on
the projected expedition. 1t was reported
there, that admira Gantheaume had cap
tured one Engliih IL and feet of about
20 merchant yeaels with flores defined
tor The Btit'ih army in Egypt; and that
ne had iucceeded IN landing troops ata fhort
diitance froa Alexandria. The officers
and crew Of the Jaton, captain Johnfon
Jays, were prelerved when that irieate was
wrecked near ST. Malpes: the pilot PEI
riihed.
The governor of South Carolina has &C.
credited Citizen Simon Jude Chant ogn.e,
as commercial agent of the French com.
military generals department in rhs, cate.
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Printing IN all ITS Uariety exc
e@ted wsth neatas6 and dilbated, at
this office,
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SO Dollars Reward.

SIRAYED or JfoIen from the
Iul/r,16e,'s bqRure, Inear The /eat ef tbe
tate mr.. A1aan, and abaut 4 miles f,ym
fbis toev1J en- 1bnr/aey mgbt, the 10Th
iEfaat, t4u0 CEILINGS, one of them a
6riigbt by, ahO@t IS bauas high, Gas a
bnAsiHe main and Elvaeb tail, a Fov and
/a~H dl0&e or NIP. aaqou to ar near bis
12le, brandr@ az -one Of bis fbigbs, 5ut
7O5ie6 Is ri rec9le7ed, this, O. be
tr0A qoeA md Ufry eqly III q A51v lraveL
ing g0if, nua 7o@s. h6oa dct5re.
The afber q Irigbt /orri, oJout IA bauas
Sisb, l50rt naar boyle, les a banging
RAN and .ErOHcb tu,l, zvbue lsot ab5a
bhs back, occgfoerd BY The Laddle, trots
ha,a, and arags lbs hind feet, BY qvbicb
fbe.v are much 7oqrv, boias his bead bigb
'1ohe" maA1fea, has bad the PLANTERS Sr
.Iomr nine, bnt is almgR 4veA !; be quus Iod
before, TIT baa Aa aue Of bis A9es.
WboeVfr arltUers tbt /aa borJes TO The
/46/triDer, MoN reeeiye 20 dollars re4ua,d.
or 10 d0llors far either Of tbem. If IKE
H0,/e5 7vere .Foleu, wbicb is mare tbna
p5'1gb1e, ihT Pe1/onl2bbing and /rruy4ug
me f6icf, ia t6at he may be conUi7ed, AaH
refffUe a 'e7eard # 80 dollars uboa hi,
bF'zg eonVitted for .araliAg the Qjore/aid
b0yles, or either If fbrm.
PHILIP r. FENDALL.
-7EeFand,ia, Izib SEPT. 1901.
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VAL UAbLE Ll5Io
,E9p VdTF

Five Lots on Duke freet, near the
corner of Pitt freet, four of them rs feet
front, the other IS feet 6 inches, by Ioz
feet deep: one of them corners on the
itreet, another on an alley 10 feet wide,
and all of them have an outlet to an
alley 10 feet wide, on the fouth end
The price will be moderate and the terms
or payment eafy, only one fifth of the
pufchaie money to be paid down, one half
the remainder in 6 months and the other
In twelve months from the fale, with le-
gal lntereit for the fame.
IT not fold in a private way, before the
10Th day of II mo. next, they will then
be fold at public fale to the highea bid
der.
VIM. BAR TSHORNE, I
NICHOLAsSLUBEY, Aff0r1ifs
Of EASabttb Donalajou.
10 mo. q. ,.v,
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Valuable Property for Sale,

III tke h.tle Fails gf P0tomack,
About three mines from George Iown
and the City of Warrington, and ter
from alexandria.
172 acres of Land, upon zvhich
are q ao0eflng bo!ghe and /aaa,y ofker i'm
br2vemeuts, /rcerDI f9ne guar,Ies and ES
faaas, and f7cs zuraAf mil Jenfs.
I'aOo ueasUlaea lAlrd parts of 7 .
acres Of Lard, uppu 4vbieb are a me,eb0ut
mil, aOab three pair sf French Luyr mil
SHone' and e'Oery Aec.Uay, complete, far
manufacturing .Ronr to The bsR 1a.Uaatase,
and with as htite manuel la5or as p2lg6le;
a brewery ard d5fi!ley. gruuary,
mHler's b2aie, Gre4ver's bsx/e, cooper's
!. I1ep, sc. and a evacamt mill FEAT.
Too uadlUsded third Parts of
400 acres Of land, aajemiug tbe acres
and IT. acres cboe0ementioxed, rpm zo,5icb
( bere are /fevo,aI ,isne quarries and Esg
fands.
The purchajsr Of the above pro-
perry, evM b4Oe ar Alignment eta Lca/c
Jor t6e otser nndiviaed thirdb part, efzvbic6
there 7vitl be 6 years to come from the fr9
+ day Of September xert.
The fone on the aboue lands is
equal III g00das/s to any, and hyperion to
msf fauadation foue on the rivey-ve/-
leh IT any 5xrt'sTa thai can go to George
Z o70n, car go mp to the mill and dsue
9Aar,7es.
H1y pegi0n or ber/ons, 7Vbo may incline
10 parc6a/e, ToW ef conyje vieev the pre-
miles, k6erefore it is yet thoagbt neee0ary
TO be mare particular.
for terms apSJ to Gen. U,Iab Forref,
az George Toqou, o,e
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Alexandria.
.1uue 20. 1azu