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THE Subscribers again rcspectfuss.'
feturn their most cordial thanks
to al customers generally, for the liberal
encouragement they have Il III seasons
experienced since tireir commencement
in business, having just received and
now opening. offer for sale IN infinite
variety 81 Fresh
EUROPEAN and EAST-INDIA
C FOODS,
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f01. Sale.

~ oCIOC5
nNE half of the valuable tracts Of
INLAND. in Stafford comfy, called
Bell Plains and Hickory B0ttom, la.e eiAe
property and reidepce Of George Lee
Waugh, deceaied. Upon the land are an
excellent dwelling houle, with four rooms
on each floor, and paaage; large barn,
kitchen, dairy, and flnoke houie /: bound
ed on one lide by Potomac creek, where
is an excellent flhery, and abundance of
Wild fowIin the leaion. This land will
belold altogether OF in lots, as may beit
fuit the purchaieIs. Any perion defrous
OF viewing il, will be lhcwn Bell plaids,
by applying to Mr.. Cary Seldom who lives
tonvenient. and the Hickory Bottom tratt
BY Mr.. John Swseunan, who can alto
Slew all the lines.
If this land is not difpoled of by private
Gale, il will be let up to the hisheit BID
der, at Mr.. Eltes's tavern in Frederick
burg, on Friday the On dsy Of May nexr,
where pla; will be lhewn 70 thoie who
with 10 purcha!c.
Two thirds Of the purchaie money mutt
be aid down. Twelve months cIedit
viii be given for the balance, on giving
bond wish approved iecurity, to bear IN
:ere& from the date. For other particu-
lars apply to the lubfcrjber, who is au-
thoriled by the Devices to bargain for
the fame.
Gavin CoYbin TmJerviNe.
King George County, Docgg, Al.
April {, 1905. W.
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.


y AN AWAY on Saturday, the 9Th of tina
N month bright Muiatto Man, named
STEPHEN; about 10 or 80 years Of age: He
is about feet or inches nigh, pleaiant coun-
tenance, fpeaks rather now, but very active aud
handy at any work; he ferved an apprenticeship
to weaver, is good workman at that buff
neis. and remarkable good hand in 4 brick
yard in ihort, he is imarr at any thing ne is
let about he is very fond OF fpirits OF any kind.
cannot deicribe his drels. He never ran away
before, 70 | expect he has been inticed OF by
lomc artlul villain; il it be the cafe, and the
man can be apprehcnded, will give 50 Dollars
on his conviction OF the theft.
ROBERT BOCCESS.
NIB. forewarn all perlons from harboriog
iaid fellow at their peril, as i'll that cafe they
may expect TO be prolecuted
Fairfax County, Warch RI.
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BRIDGES.

On Taefdy The tbiyd Of May aext, bring
the Jeesua day Of Prince William eourf,
at the cart boyjs Of Jaid eoauty, be-
t4vsen the bours q II and 4 o'cloek, will
be lei 10 The lo5vsf bidae,v
The building Of two Bridges,
Of 9one; one over Cedar Run, near Corn
wallis's Ford, and the other over Broad
Run, near Atwell's Ford. A plan will
be ihewn on the day Of fale, by the com
miflioners. Bond with satisfactory fecu-
rity will be required. Two thoufand dol
lars are now ready fubjett 10 the orders
of the Cnmmi6ioners.
1fames EqceA, !
tbs Lee, ZEN. Court
Charles E7oeA, comn'ers.
Bernard Hoe, jim.
April 6. dds
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l9uoIit 1isnOlle.
On TUESDAY,

,,,,o,,eloek, qO4l be said al thf 1snda
- Store,
Rum in hogiheadsa and barrels
French Brandy inpipes,
Gin IN pipes and bis.
Wh;ikey and Apple Brandy il. bis.
sngar in hhds. tierces and bis.
CcSse in tierces and Gags,
Chocolate
Wbte and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raifns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Al S o,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Xerleymeres, Outfits,
Plains aud Kerieys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irhh Linens, .Sileda do.
Platillas,
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Silk Stockings.
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candle&icks,
And fundry other Articles.
PC. MARSTELLEK.
April 10.
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Notice
Notice
IS hereby given to the Creditors


IS hereby given to the Creditors
Of VIM. Bell, a Bankrupt,
THAT on Saturday the 3pth OF April,
i9o3, between the hours Of three and four
clock. at the Clerks Office OF Alexan.
ira county, certificate of difcharge viii
Sc given to the faid Bankrupt, unleis cauie
ne then ard there lhewn to the contrary,
by the laid creditors or either of them.
By order of the Honorable William.
Kitty, Chief Judge of the Circuit Court Of
the DiaEa OF Columbia, this Gxteenth
day of April, 1903,
6. DENEALE, Clerk.
April 80. dsothA
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Gain gwen tor rags.
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John Gardner Laid

HAS FOR CAFE
A. Il, a,a,sbouG p,;acs ey,.t a,sa =
!, e,sy, ,,oor,5L ,sr,u e., roA :,
c6.,oo,s9 ryed;t
Mulcovada Snoa,-;n hide .,d
barrel, ri.
aaf - $3.50
So co. W
w W. ;. - oas', -
- r.. ND d. a"a ~ i-'s 'A''u i>a''
LII ~; }of thelbea quality,
IN ona II S' :
w. une,a TEAS
-, '0 '
,aa;. 60
n Do So'l ua1a,.oh;c
pnma ut "a chaa,;nc.
~ - N'
p 49, '
CT. sa,hss sho.. 81 ~, 60.
p.nn.- No. IA C,aaaao 49,,
pr ppl' III aI,am s ana Cnnn.raa
W;aaom clafs
C.hiss .od rord,oe &c u, Gz.s
Wsouah, - 80, Nil
c.sraasos+; a. ,,,,o,a c.,dI..
c. Chs.c. o;l
Sbsfr,
J;non WINES
Mao,
A fars box.s excsl,srt e,l.,.t
A few ba{ke,s excellent French Cordia,
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Turks HIand Salt.

Iuf received 1900 bufhels of
Turks Iiland SALT, aAoat at Irwin
.wharf-ALso, few boxes Of frelh Prunes
tor ia.e by
]. and 7. H. TUCKER,
March rs. d
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salts bp auniOEs
On SATURDAY,,

On SATURDAY,
1t 10 e'cloek, aeIi Be Jold at The Yenaue
Stare, the Garner Of King and Uni0a
6,stts.
Rum in hhds. ana barrels,
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caiks,
Molaaes in hhds.
Sugar 10 hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raibns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
a variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irifh Linens,
Cathmeres, Calicoes,
Ksreys, Threads,
1oatings, Chintzes,
nralithcks, Bedticks,
= rs'aInaught, Oznaburgs,
Planes, / Mnf;no and Mua;r
Negro Cottons, Handkerchiefs,
worried and other India Cottons, &c
sStockings, &c.
IHOS. PATTEN, AaRfoneer.
April 20.
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Notice is hereby given to the
,reaisors Of Thomas Mooie, Bqn&wtt
bat en- Wednefday the 3ois day of April
1903. between The houls of three and five
clock, at the Clerks. Office of AIe4an.
I'd county, a certificate Of difchaige wiz
e given 10 the (ald bankfupt, unlels cauis
Z then aud there ihewn 10 the contrary.
~ the laid creditors or either Of them.
BY order of the honorable William.
silly. Chief Judge OF the Circuit Court
Of the Dlaria of Columbia, this twelfth
lay Of April, 1903.
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
April 10. d3oshA
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TO BE SOLD,
By private bargain, defore The Stb day
of nest ninth, the

STOCK OF GOODS,
of an cxtenfive and we'll aforged retail!
tore-the goods imported by the p,opri-
esors. Only fnall advance on the cott
will be required, and liberal credit given
upon bond and approved Gecu'ity. Ap-
pI to Menrs. Alex. Henderfon and Co..
Alexandria, or Mr.. Brown, Dumfries.
Ap,il IL. dSthM
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5 A L t,
Suitable for the Filheries, and
ENGLISH COAL.

Suitable for the Filheries, and
ENGLISH COAL,
for fale on board the barque Henry, Capt.
Trotter, jua arrived from Liverpool.
Apply to
R. T. HOOE g. Co.
Wbo haze AKeqvjfe FIR Sale,
A quantity Of Englifh Slate
for covering houfes; Port, Dry Liibon, &
Calcavello Wines 10 Or. cafks; foft lhell'd
Almonds in bags; Earthen Ware in crates,
Stone Ware in crates London Porter in
caiks Pipes in boxes Marble Slabs for
EIearths, and a quantity of Georgia Cot
ION in bags.
March 81. d
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BOSTON, April 10.

Arrived, hip John Adams, Wood, from
Liverpool. The following vefels, tnot
particularly mentioned in the lia received
by capt. Bruce, and publilhed op Monday
i ae) were left at Liverpool, by captain
Wood, viz. Warrington, Turner, for.
Bottom, to fail goth March; Ticonic,
Townes, detained on account of feamens
wages Two Pollies, M'Leland, to fail
Iath March; Golden Age, Nyc, for
Virginia, 10th March; Merchant, for
Portland do. Volant, Pollard, for Char
Teton, 18th March. Sailed in co. with
the John Adams, Walker Clafk, of New
Bedford for RuAia Live Oak, Dyer, for
Portland and Brifol Packet, OF Bottom
for Philadelphia. March II, lat. A3,
Io, long. 50, II, fpoke hip Mercury,
Nichols, Of Bottom, from Virginia for
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NORFOLK, April Is.


A Gentleman of vcracity who has been
lately at Williamsburg, informs US, ftAt
on the fff Of April, lcme yooths CT that
place perpetra,ed fome Of the mott WICK
ed acts that human imagination could ln'
vent. A party of them broke mo 'os
church, layed OF the organ for near 'w0
hours, and then went to the church yafo'
dug up the body OF female that had oefn
buried for many months, took il from Tue 30,
coffin, and placed il on the aoof o. pa; ~
empty heule, in Gtnation TOO tho3S"s
to defcribe !! !! The coffin beng 'ou..
lea to diGcovery Il furely coula DIV
be any Of ihe Students OF William e"Y
Mary College, for il is imPoihh,e' o ~,
would imagine, that they w0u'a -
temp, 70 attrocicus and vihianou' az o. ~
ubder the eyes of their Protectors 1s,,.,
.taialy ,ha. College mutt be under OS' ,I'
moral government yet, we az =, ,bs,
that frong fufpicions Turk towaFas :, -
lcm;nsry. Il is an old laying. "gH Ill
dog bad name and hang him = Us:
therefore behave the governors o. '
Intuition to endeayor, BY all li'4''
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NEW YORK, April IS.
lmt2rtaNt!

Captain Strangnlan Of the fchooner Eliza. CT
hisvpsHage from Savannah to New York, was
calf awayat Cape Hatteras on 9th January sn.
lie remained here Until the 18th February TO-,
lowing, during all which time there was no liehs
in the light houie at that place. This is impcr-
tant TO the Mercantile intercR, as well as to Ma
Tilers, as, during the time ne remained at Cape
Ratteras eleven veffels were caH away there,
many cfwhich in bis opinion might have been
faved, had there been any lights to warn them
of their danger. Thofe whoie duty it is 10 cor.
rect this evil, are requeGed to notice this iutcr-
m@tion, and tie different printers in The Untci
States arerequefed to republith it for,the benefit
OF he public. Captain otrangman further re-
ports, that although there is capital light
Houie ct Cape Hatteras with lamps and wick,
YET there was no Gil while he was there TO fiji
the lamps.
April IS.
BY the brig Hound, captain Fuller,
from Cape Francois, we learn that on the
18th Of March Gen. Roc6ambsqa embark
ed from the Cape for Port Republican,
which had become the feat CT Government.
a feet confRing Of fix iniPs Of the line
and a number OF tSanfports, faid to have
on board reinforcement Of IS, ooo troops,
arrived at the Cape on the a5th, and was
mme dia,ely ordered for Port Republican.
No engagement, had taken place fnce the
roth Feb. though the brigands were en-.
bodied within / 8 miles OF the Cape. The
command there had devoIved nDon Gen.
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NEW HAVEN. Arr, ;.

j z.
The following is RE aatenen, of 49,.
given yeiterday in this town for rcnr.c,,
tdtlves, &c. '~'N"'
Fe1e,al- Elizur Goodrich, Fc,
lhTif rep.) SEQ; Scattering, ll-19.
raj, 81. -
Democratic. --Doaor Levi Ives,
fedsrei. Noah Webaer, Etc. oecooa
rep aSS; ii omas Painter, ECo. ~.
featterlng, 4; Total 3l7. -
Democratic. Decor Levi Ives. RI,
icatterlrg 7; Total, I6c.
Ibe Vefes for Gevernor qvfy,.
Fedfral. Hon. John Trumbull, rco.
SIS; !cattering, 8. Total ,a6.
Democratic. Elhraim Kirby, Ec,,
I52.
Federal majority, l74.
We Fave heard from Eaf Haven pa,
ford, Guiltord, and EIsmden. In Ham
den, the democratic ticker prevailed bu,
in the other three towns, the federal
ticket was carried by very large major.
ties. 10 Branicrd, it food at zoo for
The federal, and IS for the democratic.
Leg fall -/1Foa this tom Isnf asmoe,a.
tic 'sp,elentat'De--.jo maeb far the tlqjva1
ieraPe. --'-Vifitor.
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London. March 81, lat. ~, 90, 10,
~, poke brig Liberty, Of and from 1y, pig p9;
ladslphia, bound to the es.tward - VI
days, all well. ' 5
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Stoughtaa's Bzttsr5.

or During the prefent fskly ceafon, the ufe
~of STOUGHTON's BITTERS, imported fror
Len1anl will be found of great. @fervice, as pre-
xent,ye 70 dfeafe, Especially where there is an
infectious atmolpberc and apgedifpoGtion in the
habit TO contagion. Il emincntly braces the con-
fitusion, and rcaoyaies the ~holc iyfem. 1t may
be ufea inaead Of f@pifits in.wares, tea, or ether
drink. ls reaorss LOFT appetite, .xpels worms in
children, and, if regularly uied daringa he fall
feafop, viii prsyent the ague and fever. Infort,
il only n-:ds &c be tried, to convince every one
ofits great efficacy.
Thefc Bitters may be had, with copious direc-
tions, prepared at the original warehoufc IN
London) in quart bottles At one fourth Of the for
mef charge for the fame in walls, at S. Snow.
den's Printing OGice, Alexandria, where a bottle
isconaantly kept opcn for trial. e. ALTO, at
A. BUCKS, fredericksburg.
Ga. q co
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FPOM4 LITE LDNDON PAPER.
LettersOfL9uis XVI.

A mopumene the nobIese and moss durable wa,
lately erected in France to the memory Of Louis
XVI in the publication Of collection of his pc
nuine letters. These have been republ.sh.d il
London, with a translation by Miss H. M. VIII.
Hams. They are addressed to his ministers, his
brothers, ana lis confidential counsellog. They
contain specimens Of elegant writing, OF ~scienti.
&c composition, Of %political wisdom, Of domestic
prudence, Of tender and Of manly sentiment.
which must greatly exait tue character Ct the a.
mja6lc and unfortunate prince who wrote them,
IN the estimation Of every person Of worth and
taste. They Invest the brow of royalty With
new honors. Nor is it Easy TO think Of any
thing that could more efseaally tead to renew
the ancient loyalty of tbr Preach towards the CO.
vcrnnenr and the family of their kings. We are
wiling to CRAFTY the ingenious curiosity Of our
readers with a few extract. from tbs moss interess
ing collection.
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society, watcher lie believes in one God. No z
or the polgtheism OF the heatheu. w hen be 80
men OF such principles, wheediipg bis fellow ci,;
zens, eariie hold his peace? And b, .caus. -.
sycophantiaappens to be placed in the, chat. -
state, or. is-5ssely courting popularity, NAV he
with impuaity, spread hts poisonous %principIr,
with the plrenzy of a z%eaIot because it eff. !,
the commdaity a tiargr, must the preacher hold
his tongue! Shocking absutdity.
I hope there are but few such hardened inf
dels, even among the democrats, who would nor.
think it the duty of a clergyman, were his
Pensioners embracing the doctrine, to expose
the f~al'acy Of paias's Age Of Req6n.
Now when the intdel reptile is caressed by
our rulers !: Nay more, whenhe even writes ia
vindicstion Of his Maspbemous Age of Reason,
h,s words are fondIy echoed aud re echet, by :,
very blazing de.nocrat, aud the melancholy ef.
fsas Of this mad engire OF wickedn-ss is felt il,
S ,ciety, may nor the preacher warn his hearersa
Judge ye.
LAYMAN
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To Ill. Bcrthiey, i;ntenaant ofParis. !
Paris. Oct. %. 1898.

~
You have presented to my council of stats a
plan dictated by the pufest philanthropy and Z
approve highly the means you suggest of exter-
pating mend ~cltyfron my states. 70 render the
poor useful without increaing their mis,ortunes,
to establish places of retrcat with humaae regu.
lations, and under wise direction, where the love
of labor shall DC encouraged, where active youEh
shall be occupied, and lnfirn old age c%omforted,
such are the morives, and such the aim, of your
project. The eorvss is abolished but the high.
ways reqlife continual and expensive repairs
might not your hospitals Of mendicants furnish
wo, kmen to mend and construct roads ! see
whole armies o. pioneers formed IN those asylums,
securing the country, and stationed on the high.
ways. where they Will provide against a~ccsdents,
and the rayages of the seasons, and maiRe ain a
free circulation throughout all France You
seem to me, ho Seyer, not to have paid 81 fhcIent
attention TO the means the least bu rthensome to
the people, of furnishing what IS necessary for the
support Of your establishments in favor oil mendl.
city. The people are already too much oppressed
by taxes: must their burdens be so t~erereased as
to render unavailing the benefit of the abolition
of the eorvee? Let US make choice OF the mode
the least expensive, the most agreeable to the
people, and by which the ends you propose ca1
be accomplished, of disburdening those who pay
taxes, rendering the poor useful, and keeping the
roads i'll good repair. Your abilities, sir will no
doubt furnish you with new means; and be assur@
ed l shall secondtlem in my council,
LOUIS.
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To III. de Levoisier.
March IS. II,

March Is, 1879.
Your lat experiment, ff, fill excltes my ad'
miration- - this d~iicoyayy proves thar you have ca
larged the fphere ofhunan knowledge. Your exc
perilncnts on ina amnable gas thew how much you
are occupied by that admirable icience; ~'ich
every day makes new Progrefs.
The Z uccn, and iome %perions to whom | viii
your experiment TO be lhewn, will meet 10 my
cabinet tomorrow at ieven in the eVening-ana
you will give me plealure BY bringing me 'os
~treatise on inAammable gas.
You know, Cir, how muck you pol'' my es-
TEEN.
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From tie Utica Patriot.

Haysleyb barker lies, alb, serOaats are 1uflk-
ed. SOLOMON.
ALMOST every democratic paper groans with
bitter inveetives against the Clergy. Trey re-
present, which is probably the Case, that some
of them have in public discourses used some ex-
presslons which pointed at the political situation
of our country; TO the conduct of our rulers.
Reading their Complaints put me upon thinking
what the duty Of men in that sacred office is.
After pulusing some of this blazing v~iru'ence
against the Clergy. | took my Bible in order to
satisfy myself, whether any thing relating to po-
litics may be considered TO be witsin the proper
sphere of the preacher, which may with p~ropriety
be introduced INTO the sacred desk We have the
authority Of scripture to coHclu le that, it is the
duty of the teacher to explain the word of God;
to make such dodrinal arc practical remarks as
the passage he has selected naturally suggests. /
find, in almost every part OF the sacred volume
texts that will bear no exposition, but what is
~pointedly OF a political nature. Among the nu.
merous passages,I will cite Prov. xxx. 2. Wsea
The rigbteaa, are in authority the people rg0nss
5xt eob<a tie SOit&ed bear ,nk the propk maHrs."
Now what discourse could a preacher raise,
from such a texl, which would not be of a politi.
cal nature ? But" say those sophisrical OBJ
ieetors to such a doctrine, " he ilas no business
with such a passage" What, does modern phi
losopby teach, that all scripture is not given by
inspiration Of God, is not profitable for doctrine,
for reproof, for correction and for instruction Ill
righteousness (? Oh fallscy!
Teachers of religion, in sacred writ, arc called
watchmen and a woe pronounced against the
unfaithful. Will it excuse them for holding
their peace, when they see the enemy coming,
because the cloves foot appears beneath a politi-,
Cal garb? Can the faithful clergyinrn answer
il 10 his conscience and his God if he enters not
his protest when he sees that the philosopher false
ly so caled) which inculcares, that a mans be-
lief does not influence his conduct! And that it
does not operate for or against the happiness Of
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Tothc Count D'Art0is.

July 10, 1879, eleven IN mem0rn"'s.
L had Welded, my dear brother, TO your To-;
licitasions, and tae approximations Of a few tai'n'ai
fabieas but I have Gncs made fome prudent re-
acaions. To rsGe a~tprefent would be toriik the
lofs Of the monarchy, and the ruin Of Us all !
have therefore counsernauded the orders | baa
given my troops will retreat from Paris ana
/ hall employ milder meafures. Talk TO me ~
more of an at of authority, of grea, afoEe o.
power l believe it is mott prudent TO temPoriie'
TO yield to the form, and to expect every 'n'nS
from time, from the awakened courage of the go0a'
and the love of FrcnchGen for their king. ~
To H. Eerginaad.
January 10, r79'.
Your plan is sublime. sir-5ut it is no longer
zine to feign. You make propositions ana !