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and other need fui repairs and improvements
to be made; and that for accomplishing
the fame, dollars are here
By appropriated, to be paid cut of any
monies in the reafury nor otheIwife APP
proPriated.
II. Refolved, That for preventing rot
tennefs and decay in the fhips Of the navy,
the PRECEDENT Of the United States be, and
hereby is authorized, to canie dry dock,
with convenient canals, locks, machinery,
and water conrles, to be contributed at or
rear the public navy yard in the city of
Warrington; which dock lhall be capable
Of containing twelve frigates, or fhips Of
war, ard Of preferving them dry and fafely
fheItered from fun-lhine drain; and that
for carrying the fame into effect,
dollars be, and The fame
hereby are appropriated, to be paid out Of
any monies in the treafury, not otherwife
appropriated.
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On motion Of NJ. Nicholfon, the
houfe went into committee of the whole,
Mr.. Varnum IN the chair, on the report
of feleef committee on the petition of
Thomas Herty.
The report authorized the Purchsle of
copies Of Herty's digef of the
laws Of the United States.
The report was fupported by Mefrs.
Nichofan and Van Nefs and oppofed
by MeGrs. Macon and Grifwold.
Mr.. Micholfon moved to fill the blank
with 5oo-lof.
Succeiive motions were then made to
sill it with, $50, 800, 100, and ~ );
and all lof.,
When a refolution was carried direa-
ing the clerk TO purchafe for the ufe of
the houle u copies ot the Digef Of Laws.
The hrit part Of thefe proceedings
look place in committee, and the laG in
the hou(e.
Mr.. Hill! moved relolation, for the
erection OF monument TO the memory
Of Gen. Francis Nalh ilain in the bat
tie of Germantown.
Mr.. Gregg moved a refolution for the
erection of a monument to the memory OF
Gen. Richard Butler.
Mr.. Mitchell moved the erection of
monument TO the memory of Gen. Ma
thaniel Woodruff.
Mr.. Van CortIanct moved the erec.i
ton of monument to the memory of
the three individuals who intercepted Ma
jor Andre.
The above four motions were referred
to the committee appointed on the foreso-
ing itated bill from the lena!e.
Mr.. S. Smith, from the committee of
Commerce and Manufactures, made re-
port on thar part Of the Pretident's Mef-
iage thar relates TO discriminating ard
countervailing duties, and the ad Of the
Britifh Parliament thereon, which was
referred to committee Of the whole on
Friday next.
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CONGRESS oE THE UNITED STATES.
H5syf Of Repre/entafives.
Monday, January 10.

Mr.. Gregg iaid he wifhed to fnbmit a
reiolution to the confederation Of the honfe
on fubjetf that mutt be acted on during
the pfefent lelIion. The act eltabliihing
a Mint will expire on the fourth day OF
March next. A reiolution now lies on
the table for aboliihing that inaitution en-
tgely. He was not prepared to vote in
favor Of that retaliation, neither did he
feel himlelf at perfect liberty on the in
formation he now pofeaed, to vote for a
longer continuance of the law. The e!-
tabiihment it was true had been expen-
FIVE, but he expected that under proper
management it might be rendered uieful.
The director in his annual report made to
Congrefs at the laf FELTON,, fated that
the lots on which the mint now Rands
were not efficiently extenGve, and that
the machinery was nearly worn out. He
faid he knew thele lots, and he believed
that on account Of the convenience of their
ituation, they might be difpofed of to
good advantage, perhaps for fun fulfil
4cient to purchafe as much ground as would
be neceilary in another ftuation, and al
70 to erect fuitable buildings for the pur-
poit. IF this could be done, there would
be but little additional.expence incurred
III continuing the eaabliihment. He tho't
it highly important to obtain every pefi.
bic information on this lubject; before
we are called to act on it, anu therefore,
for the purpofe of obtaining that infor-
nation, he would lubmit the following
reiolution.
Mr.. Gregg then offered refolution in
frutting the committee of revival and un-
linilhed buGnels, to enquire into the a.
mount for which the whole property of
the mint, including the ground and build
ings, would fell; and the probable ex-
peace of more fuitable buildings, and Of
the machinery necsdary for conducting
the operations on the principle of team.
Carried.
Mr.. Dawlon moved the following refo-
luton.
RefoIved, That monument be erect
ID to the memory of general Hugh Mer-
GER, who was lain at Princeton, on the
slh day of January, It'll, and that the
lum of dollars be appropriated
TO that purpofe.
Referred 20 the committee appointed
On the erection of other monuments.
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hcnors ara celebrates His country and 70
luntariIy flies tromit. For the hfit time nc
dehred to return to it in the very moment
it denied him an afy,u m-.and have con-
Family admired his noble contrarleties.
He declared that we had no matjc, ano
at the fame time our muic was tranlportid
with fuccefs into the very bolom OF Italy.
That in our focicty there were no virtues,
and ifrangers from all countries came 10
enjoy them. That we were faves, and
himfclfthe partizan Of Liberty, dwelt a
mongt Us from preference. That W: had
no country, and at that time we offered the
brighteii and moa heroic facrlaces which
hiAory records always unfhaken in my
belief, I have not h9itated TO agree with
him that we have neither malic, virtue,
liberty, nor country.
am firmly perfladed, that he has rem
dered .ery angular & important iervlce
70 the human race, Whit he has taught
the art of feduclng young'girl, and allur-
ing her into the greatea exceaes by the
reveries Of a falfe philofophy Whit he
has represented a padive and bafe woman
as the model Of virtue, and huiband
wicked add infamous without motive, as
rare example of honety Whit in
fhort, mingllng vir:ue and vice with 70
much art, that the moh fubtile eye can
fcsrce)y difipguifh them, he has taught
men TO walk confantly on the borders OF
precipicss, TO feek danger and not TO fhui
il. To die calmly, neurilhing to the lat
breath, an adulterous PATTON making PHI
.lolophy the opium of remorfe and the
calm of confidence.
He aauTes US that every thing is evil
in man living in iociety; and that one
mans good is neceaariIy ano,her's evil.
Society ought then to diilolye itfelf and
| nevertheless, itcannot dinolve. II always
exits | conclude that men feel no.
| thing of it fociety is tranquil men are
then weak and cowardly ; it is cherilhed
| by its members, and they cheerfally iup
port il; declare in the face of the earth
that all men are fools and myferies con-
trary to experience cannotihake my faith.
ITO be Continued.
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WILL, BE SOLD,

On The fyf day Of next Fe5ruay, at
Notlry-HaA, the rsGdenee Of The late
Henry RoSer, E9.
A fine Englifh BULL, with
two COWS of the fame breed, remarka-
bic for their Gze and beauty this flock
was brought in by Richard Parkinion,
and elteemed the belt in England. A
good feline, with a large quantity Of the
beA feline Irvine, lately imported, will
alto be offered for iale on the tame day,
together with two boats, one of which is
neat row boat, the other calculated for
filming.
HE, one horle CHASE with Har-
nefs complete.
Ian. Ii. eodtS
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5y3 Reces0ed,
Per the fchooner Sparrow, Captain Cole

Per the ichooner Sparrow, Captain Cole
man,
Five tierces -belf new RICE,
and expects furtherlupply, BY the nex1
vefIes from CharIefon, together with
quantity of belt clean Spinning Cotton.
IbaVe IN Store,
Genuine old French Brandy,
and Holland Geneva, of very hyperion
quality and favor, together with very
general anortment OF the beR Wines, fpi-
ritous Liquors and Groceries.
100 doz. Philadelphia Porter
in bottles, in high order for immediate
ufe fweet Cider Of the belt kind, and
a large quantity ofsCheefe.
The whole of which / offer for fale at
the mott reduced prices.
VIM. DUNLAP.
King areet, Jan. IA. cost
N. B. have remaining, few boxes
belt Iriih WHITE SOAP, which private
families will find an advantage in purchaf-
ing, il being now nearly two years old.
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Tue/aay, 1anuary II, 1903.

-
A meifage was received from the Pref
dent, encloGng report from the director
of the mint.
The committee of Elections reported
re(olution to this effect: That John P.
Van Nels, having accepted the Office of
+ Major of Militia within the Dlltria of
Columbia, had forfeited his right TO feat
in the Houfe.
Referred to committee of the whole
on Monday next.
Mr.. Nichollon reported new bill from
the committee to whom was recommitted
bill for the relief of infolvent debtors
within the DifriGf Of Columbia.
Committed to committee of the whole
on Thurfday.
Mr.. Grifwold moved that the Houfe
ihould refolve itfelf into committee of
the whole on the fate of the union de-
claring his intention, in fach event, to
move that his motion, laid fore time
fnce on the table, calling for papers re-
fpec.ing the cefiion of Louiiiana, thould be
taken up.s
: On this motion debate Of two hours
length enfued, in which Mr.. Grifwold's
motion was Imported by Medrs. Grit
void, Dana, Goddard, Huger and Rut-
ledge, and oppoled by Meirs. Randolph
and S. Smith.
The quefion was taken on the requiG-
ton OF Mr.. Grifwold, by yeas and nays,
and carried in The negative, yeas SO,
nays 81.
Mr.. S. Smith faid lie had communica-
ton to make, which in his opinion re-
CURED ,iecrecy; whereuFon the galleries
were cleared.
After fhort time they were opened
when Mr.. Gri(wold's motion, above no.
ticed, was taken up, and rejected by
eonGderable majority.
RE- PORT
OF the committee abpoiafed on The 17b
nit. 10 qvbom 4o0s ,tferred ia much Of
the msDage sftbe Prsfasut Of the Unit
ed States, as relates TO owr May Yards,
and the building Of Doels.
The Committee to zvJom q0as retired ~
much Of the Pysedent's Me0age as re-
lates to our Macy i1ayds and the 6aild-
ing Of Doek;, rsport t7vo re/olutjons, pro-
viding Jar The Jats-keepiRg Of timber,
frIgntls, and 0tbfy pubic properly.
I. Rcfolved, That for frcuting from
waite and lois, the timber and other public
property on the different navy yards, and
towards improving the fame for the great
er difpatch OF bu6nefs, srhe Secretary OF
the Nayey, under the direction of the Pre-
fident OF the United States, lhall canie the
requiise buildings and iheds to be erected,
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MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of alexandria.

M0TIcE is HEREBY GIVEN, to
the Subscribers in the Marine lnfurance
Company of Alexandria, that an election
will De held at the Court -Houle, in this
town, on Saturday the lsth day Of anu
airy nexr, for the purpo(e OF CHUNG fifteen
Directors Of the faid Company, tor the
enfuing year.
By order of the Prcfident & Directors
]. B. NICHOLS, Seer.
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TO LIE l.,
A C o N ME Mt

Two Story H O U S +,
With coed Kitchen and Smoke Houfe
adjoining. Alto, Stable for two horfes
Sc. &c. with we'll improved garden of
half an acre.
The, Gtuation is very pleasant, having
a fine profpea of the river. Forparticu-
lars enquire of the Printer.
Ian. ID. 60
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Notice.

y Ii perfons having claims againa
N the elfate Of HENRY ROZER,
Efq. late Of Motley Hall, are requeifed
to bring them in for fettlement on or be-
fore the frlt of June next.
BENIN DULANY, jun.
Surviving Executor of H.Rozer, decd.
January IA, 1903.
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/. s6, long. y 40. Poke fnow Robert
blnkin, from this port tor Gibraltar I
Iovrs out.
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Moore, though lie LIVED at leait rs miles
from fone OF The voters. The realon was
obvious. Moore as Jeferionian. He
had formerly prsaifed the law in Green'
brier; had coLGderable pesfonal Popula-
lity amcng the people; and it was ex-
pedsd thar he could obtain many votes
from that caafe. This happened. Yes
Moore lof the election. Ills may be
conhdered as he gseatef defeat which the
party has iuRained. 1t is true that they
threaten to difpute the election, preten'-
ing that Major Lewis's majority Of rs
proceeded from bad votes. They fem 10
have forgotten shas at The fame time when
Mr.. Moore is bnfy in invalidaiing tie
votes Of Major Lewis, that Lewis may
be as lrccefrfuI in detroying an equal
number OF his adyerfary's. SO that thee
is every .reaion TO expect that an efattoal
and tuccclsful oppoition nay be made at
the next election in that diFritt. SIM
lar oblervaiions would hold good for other
parts Of the itaic. Time will thew the
truth. Enough has been laid enough is
known to thew, that tederaliifni is gaming
ground in this Gate and enough is known
TO authorize prediction, thar the FEEDS
for general revolution a:e fcattefed a
broad that shey have taken ROOT, and
that nothing is neceGary but good cul'i-
walton.
(Yiyginia Gas.)
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BOSTON, June Q.

Foreign 4fairs. The late hour at
which we received the Paris papers on Sa-
lurday lat, by capt. Roberts, from Boog-
dsaux, precluded minute examination OF
their contents for our lat Gazette. They
are as late as the "a of May, but contain
li,rle intelligence of primary coriequeHce
scfpeeting the affairs Of the French Co.
yernment. They eonGa principally OF
Anecdotes of individual etiquette rather
than any important information on Their
national police. As to the queaion re-
fpeaing the negotiation, they lmp,y men
ton, that dispatches had been received BY
Lord Whiiworth, from Lord Hawkeibu-
ry, and were fuppofed to contain The re-
iult of the cabire., relative to acconmo-
dation between the two nations. ALTO,
thar Mr.. Shaw, Meifenger OF Stare, had
been tent BY Lord Whi,worih, with the
ansl determination of the Coniulsr Con
feis. They further fate, that II was
not expected that any communications
would be made by the King to the Bri-
,ilh parlitmens, on fate affairs, Rejecting
the contents of thefc dispatches. for ieve-
fal days. This is all we can gather on
the intereaing queaion of war. No con-
jstfures or tuggeaions are made IN theie
publications as to the probable reiuIt Of
meafures. The people in France either
give thsmfeIves no trouble to form an Cpl
Mon on public affairs, CIR if they do, dare
not publifh it. The columns of their pa
Pers are therefore, for the mott part, dry
unintereRing details of dates and names.
All things 10 the more remote provinces
Of ,he Great Republic, appear not TO DC
PERFECTLY found and Tranquil. Comn'ou
ons threaten to break out in Italy, and the
low countries.
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ED ARD CREMER,
LOCKSMI7H, ateraroT(a,

= ESPECTFULLY Informs the publ;
iNand the gentlemenof this city, that he
has commenced his buGnefs in The A ley,
next 10 tie @ len Ball, Union Sssect
having made the Locks OF he Branch
Bank, the Maryland Bank, the Baltimore
Bank, the Bank OF Alexandra, and he
Bank Of Coiun,bia he Aatters himfslf Il [.
has given fuch iatisiaGion to lie Pfyl;-
den, and direttors OF The different Backs
as may be required IN executing the Locks
with that faith ard integrity which bus
nrfs OF 10 great importance demands. He
hopes that gsn,lealen who arc principally
concerned 10 he new Bank now buiidiag
in this City will take notice Of this AL
vertifenent and give him The nlanotaGur-
ing Of the Locks in preference 10 inporr-
ed ones, as he promiies he viii make
thea as cheap as polhhie and fupelior 70
any imported, being coalcious there is nor
his hyperion in this tate.
N. 3, He makes and repairs frale
beams ard adults them with accuracy,
letters cut for branding of calks and ma
ny other articles 100 tedious 60 mention.
ct Sins and Py2c]s cleaned
and repaired.
Iune r. n f
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HAGUE, April "a.

According TO letters from Nimeguen,
suumber of French troops are expected
there this day and TO- morrow. Quarters
have already been provided for them.
Theie troops, it's faid, will from camp
IN the neighborhood of the CITY, and in
cafe Of an unexpected rupture, are defined
for Hanover,
We learn from Flelvosluys that icveral
Of the Frenth fhips lying here, and be.
lorging TO thc expedition defined tor
LouiGana, have fufered comfortable da-
mage by the late forms.
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aleranDrta annertlsfr.
! WEDNESDAY, jung IS.
IMPORTANT,
Late fyom France.

Extraa q letter f,om a rsl3e7abk 6oa1N
in Bordeaux, to q gentlsma1 in Pbila-
delbbia, dated May S..
/" You will expect to hear fomc news
on The prevailing topic Of the day. We
remain in the fame unlsttled fate, as when
you left US. A letter, however, which !
have this moment received from Skib1vif5
ftates as follows /" The ultimatum OF
the Britiih Government, is now with
Lord Whitwofth; very few days will
therefore determine the queaion OF War
or Peace"
t" In addition to the above, Gram
mont, an eminent merchant in this place,
received an extra courier lat evening, by
which we learn, that Bonaparte has reject
ed the ultimatum, and difpatched his
confidential aid to London with his ulti-
matum; and that lord Whiiworth, ar the
departure Of the courier, was packing up
his things. In fact, it is now concluded
on, that war is inevitable.
!" While writing, fereral letters are
received from Brokers at Paris, which
Gate, that War is the order of the day :"
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,.fslysd 10 have only friends Or
|S'ag ,s Ii the EmPcros finds himieif IN
'''D'I a,te as TO be obliged to ipbnit 70
! lHa a.fa,eot an order from foreign power,
: :. ' .ootinent is certainly reduced to mott
,s''ss C dependence. Bonafaf'e, how
' ~, were he politician OF any lagacHy'
ga - &C. that the exercife of his power
? n' q, manner is the mott certain method
!. . 81, sould employ to ltir up enemies and to
y ! ,h. foundations Of bis influence
= gt,oce ike Spain two centuries ago, poi
a., an aaendency over TIE other CONT
'.arsl powers from her reputation, which
H. i. real ftrength does not warrant: Any
;oflyence, therefore, which tends to ex-
-. her neighbours to rctiitance, halten
S,gsr3 the diicIoiurc Of her weakness and
her confequent ruin.
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PHILADELPHIA, June Il.

j
Arrived, fhip Philadelphia, Raicr, An
tVerp; feb'r Sally, Hnie, Jamaica Nan
cy, Jefries, Guadaloupe, Liberty, Ben
net, Savannah; loop Hiland, Hand, Alex,
audria.
Cleared, fhip Fanny, Galloway, Esa-
Indies; Caroline, Motley, Cork Char
lottee, Clout, Kingfon, tJamaical /; brig
Mentor, Wickham, St. Thomas Venus,
Webb, ST. Andero Sally, lhackara,
irinadad, Maria, Jervis, New York !;
Ehooner Farmers, Delight, Brown, In-
nadad +; Experiment. Dunn, New York !;
Sloop Harwony, Elwood, Alexandria.
The hip Philadelphia, Bernard Raier,
Mailer, failed from Antwerp the 4sh May,
in company with the nip Amelia, Cap.
tain Palmer, TO touch in the Downs. and
brig, Betiey, captain White, for Phlla
dslphia. Vsfiels left there--brig Nancy
and Katy, Culhing, dilchatging Jo-
isph, Harry, Love, in 5 days ; iehoonef
Widow-ion jnif arrived fhip kenns-
beck, Skinner, in few days ihiP ca
ie0nbo, Hunt difcharging brigs. Rowne'
if0m New York.
~
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Sailed from Flahing 9TH h,Iay, ia CEN
pany with brig Betley, White, for Phila-
delphia. May II. long. a., lat. IS,
fpoke the fhip Traveller OF Baltimore,
from Amferdam, bound to Philadelph:a,
out IS days.
Brig Liberty, Thuraon, from Philadel-
phia, ran sfhore going up to Antwerp,
but got off, and was in a DO K repairlpg.
4A,n'vsd at B9aou, 7uus s, Tip Faqe
Brofbsrs. Bre1k, 81 da1s J1om 8asnos
Ayrss. Left the Zip WaN5iagtou, Wjli-
am/dn, Ameriea Swoiu; brig Molly,
Harding, Of PbAadel4bia. The brig RIFE,
eapt. O'Byon, IF PHILADELPHIA, eame ont
Of Agjsuada n eompany qpnb The frVe
Byo:beys, qruck an The Bar and Jroze ber
radder irons L/appgedJ and pr 5aek.io
repair. Sboke My IS, lat. 80. lang. So,
brig Fare, Waters, IS days from Pb,la-
delpbia far Ca,rac0a.
Ship Sally, HIM, Of Philadelphia, auas
I5okeu aSb My, lat. 50, 43, long. 81,
81, pve qv<eks fr0m The Mylbbapr, 6oa1d
TO Liverpool, J@ort Of py0U5foas.
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pOSEN. April n.

Oae half Of Pofen is in afhes. YeRer-
d,v afternoon fire broke out here, which
5froyed 2S3 houfes, and many public
Buildings. The damage is not TO be eff
mated. Mott of the inhabitants Of the
houles confirmed have norhing.
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Il Second Claiborne 7

Not long ince, we inherited a circular let
ter of Col. Thomas Claiborne TO his
confituents. We preiume that our
rezders have not yet forgotten IFS beau
ties. We have now moriel alnof as
delicious NOT indeed from a democra-
tic member of congrefs, but from a
democrat hoping 20 be a member; not
from the proud fate of Virginia, but
fTcnl Kentucky, Virginia 5 eldea daugh
ter. The article is taken, verbatim,
from the Guaydian of Freraam, a Ken
lucky paper in which it originally APP.
peased. Iherecan be no doubr that MIR.
Bullock, as well as Col. Clairborne, has
hand; thar band bsld a pen, and thai
pen has INK, tJe.--Iiere is the pro f.
ii the reader on the drf pernlal,
fhould not be able TO perceive the di-
ret application 18th, 9Th, 9th, 7lh,
ard Sfh reafons to the conciufon, he
is at liberty to read them again.
&c. Y. States.J
ssP. BULLOCK,
GA Candidate for Congreis, in the
diitria competed of The counties CT Frank
lin, Shelby, &c. reIinquilhetb the tender
Of his lervices to the public, 10 the afore-
named capacity, for the following res-
fons:
!" 1T, Thathe hath been traduced and
miirepietented TO the people.
I'd, Thar it would require fome pains
and attention to undeceive them in thoie
points Of INTERPRETATION, and IS be is
about to abfent himlelf from the fad dif-
tria, il will therefore not only be pro-
dutfive of an impraeticability with re-
iped to fuch ratification, but alto adduce
his ineligibility.
:" sd. That he is CONTIGUOUS to himielf
thar if the people were we'll acquainted
with him, not only thoie prejudices which
might reiull from maljgn and invidious
INSTRUMENTATION, would be removed, but
that he fhould fucced in his election.
g 4th. Becaufe the MATS of the people
when rightly informed very Geldom go
wrong.
/" 9Th. That although fomc OF the other
candidates may be more wealthy, yet, as
in republican governments the riches of
Croelus will NOT avail, provided its prin-