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PROP SAILS
BIZ JOHN DIXON,
For Printing By SH4itriptiou, Periodical Work,
TO BE ENTITkRD T4E
VIRGINIA MAGAZINE.
OR
MONTHLT MISCELLANY.
CO(((C
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CONDITIONS.
1. The Fooy& TO contain So pages fOStayo)
monthly, IF ele&7ed n.ijceiyaneous bro/f, and Of
original preie ala, evbenezs,. tie exsytionJ of
TIE Editor, and bis IBEfant, and tie remm4-
nieHfiOn5 Of eO7glpondent5 car ./itbpLr it.
Of Improvement ard experiments in Isrieulttoe,
evitb zyLicb the Editor bopeJ TO be f1niheG br
THE Farmers sc. Of this and Other States, or
to Jeiea bin,IfJ:
Of Debates in CongrsG.
Of Foreign and Domejaic Intelligence.
Of Selected Poetry, and Original zoo, zvbeneyet,,
good can beprOcmred and aof otbe,,tviJe.
Of Marriages and DEATHS,
Of Prices Current.
II. !5s 7Oork 70 be Printed on good PAPER an9
zVitb a neat trps.
III. 7ibr price 70 Snbty:5er5, 70 be tsur Dollars
per onnUn, one 6alf to be paid on tie dcl;aes.y
Of tbe .f,F number, and the balance at the es- .
pirati0n q. FIX months after.
~. The zvork 70 be pm TO 8rejS as loos as 500
labjcri6er5 are obtained.
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On Wcdnetday evening laft, Mr.. JACOB
BOCKUS, a very respectable inhabtant of this
CITY.
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EALIFAX, (N. 81 May l.

The following is an extract from CIRCULAR
LETTER addrehed to feveral commanding
officers of corps of militia, throughout the
PROVINCE; -
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BY 1cstcrday's Mail,
Paris, April s.

FOREIGN RELATIONS.
Circular Letters nddreGld to all the Members Of
tie Diplomatic Body.
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i4iHiS, i1idTSl IS.
SrR,-The Firf Confu has ordered me to
tranfimit to your Excellency Copy of the Re-
port prefented to him by the Grand Judge, on
an intended confpiracy formed in France by
MIR. Drake the Envoy of his Britannia Maiefty
at the Court of Munich, and which, by it's
object and date, was connected with the infa-
nous plot on which the tribunals are now fit
ting in judgment.
printed copy of the letters and authentic pa
pers of MIR. Drake is annexed to the report.
T he originals will be Immediately fent by order
OF the FirR Conful to his Serene HighneIs the
Ele6tor of Bavaria.
Such aproftitution of the mott honorable
function that can be conferred on men, is with
out precedent in the hiftory ofcivilized nations.
1t will aftonifh and grieve Europe like the fcan-
dal of an unheard crime, which the WORTHLESS
Governments have never dared to mediate.
The Firft conful is too well acquainted with
the fentiments and qualities, which difinguifh
the diplomatic body accredited to him, not TO
be convinced that he will fee with profound for
| row, the proclamation of the facred character of
Ambaf1ador converted into Minifter of plots,
villainy and corruption. Accept, &c.
(SIgneG TALLEYRAND.
Mlnifter of FOREIGN Rclat;opc
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~ No later arrival, fnce the AucuRa al
Baltimore, london dates to April l2.)
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THE following. answer to the above was address
ed to M. Talleyrand by Mr. Livingston, Minis
ter Plenipotentiary from the United States,1
PARIS, March 90
S1R,-I have received the note which you did
me the honour to address to me, with copy of
the report Of the Grand Judge, relative to papers
whichProve that Mr.. Drake the British minister
at Munich, has held culpable correspondence
with traitors, for objects which all civilized natl
ons must regard with horror--and that horror
must be redoubled when we see that it is a minis
ter that thus prostitutes his sacred character--
When subaltern agent commits base or atroc j..
Gus act, 1t may be supposed that he is influenced
by personal interest, but the actions of minister
are generally attributed to the government he re-
presents; and even when he acts agains. his Or
ders (Which nope is the case III this instance)
his conduct is so much identified with his govern
nent, that such acts tend to overturn social or
der and TO bring back nations TO barbarism 7
beg your Exceency to offer to the First Consul i;
he name OF my government the most sincere f. .
iicitations for having happily escaped the attempts
OF his enemies, directed rot only against his life
but against an object more dear to mis- hear. the
happiness of the nation of which ne is he chief
"a happiness which is the result Of his noble II
bours in the field of honor, aud in the cabinet and
which is not yet sufficiently established. not TO he
deeply shaken BY his loss
(Signed) IIVINGSTON
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE oFFIcE,
RICHMOND. Y0tr oA 1eoz


4 IfE very extraordinary FIRES TIA. have talea
i place fnce the Inllitu;ion Of the Nrutua! lrfrr
ance aganl fire goods and furniture in The fate of
Virginia, renders it necehary 20 call quota from ssc,
member who was injured previous 70 the esd Of Pc
bruary laft.--Ihc Board Of Directors tlerefore re-
oive, and is hereby required that each member h.
fured as aoreiad nall pay to the Caihire General of
this company i'll Richmond oil or before the ril day Of
October next, full quota that Is to fay the fa O.
mount Of premiums eSPresd in der refpetliye 20.
ices.
a compliance with tbs requiGtion will reirfate the
funds agry cable to the Intention Of tie law aad the
rules and regulations Of tbs como iny and thereby
enable them to pay for loles in frturesrd glsrc i
confdered flat many Of tire members have bocn in.
lured more than fix years Tor premiums which DO not
average more than per cent the ADVANTAGES ~ this
humane InGi,gtion viii no doubt be properly appreci.
ated--Punctuality is expected, and when the iner-
bsrs OF hs Company advert 20 tn Incorporation act
they will fee the necefty Of Giia compliance with
the above reqdilt;on. ishowever pleaGng 10 re.9
that we have fuccoured the d1recs Of 70 many of our
fellow creatures, who might lave been reduced to
poverty, and had thsy rot injured in this Company
they might not have injured ALL while our on pro,
rerty has been the fame time Injured for les thsl
half much It would have cor had we injured eli,
where, notwithstanding the mott extraordinary fires
that were ever known before in this State.
BENJAMIN. DUVAL, PRECEDENT NJ. I. G,
As each member has been furnifred with a Cory
of the Contribution Rules and regulation Of the Com
pany by referring to which, they will fee the Incorpo,
ration act.
~ The printers in this Rate are requeied to ir-
fert the above once week for four weeks in their
REFLECTIVE papers, July is. law4w
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N O I'll C Z.

HE Office of Supervisor of The Revenue 70,
4 the Diitrict of Virginia being diicontinued, and
the unfinhed buiineiS of the fd O=e transferred 70
me; the Collectors of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue whole have not been finally aGiuf
ed and paid are hereby informed, that they are now
requeited TO call at my Office, in the city of Richmond
without delay and pay the balances due to the United
States-And thole whole lands have been fold in ,he
ditrict OF Virginia By authority Of act of Copgre
of the United States for non-payment of the Direti
Tax, may redeem fuch lands, by paying to NE within
the time limited the principal colts and lees as the law
direcis
As mott ofthe aforementioned lands were fold ii,
Dec. 8o2, the privilege of redemption viii contivus
until December next
The money received By me for the red.nlrtioA, OF
the iaid lands, will be returned TO the purchafsr with
interea at TIE rate Of 25 per per annum On ta
Purehafe money, to the day on which it may h. paid
to me- JOSEPH SCOTT,
Martial v. d.
July 7. e,-n
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EXTRACT FROM THE GRAFTON.

After the completion Of our revolution and
Great Britain was compelled folemnly TO recog-
tlize us as an independent people, the American
milton exhibited new fpeGtacle for the adnird-
titn of mankind at an early period of their ma
tiO,l al exGcnce ftroug fsnfe of the neceiity &
valn of union, induced the people to form a fe-
deraE government ~ preierve it. In times of
difficulty, and whsfthe enemy WAS laying waite
our CO, lntry by hfs'aud fword, we were cement
ed by a Genfe OF common danger but in fuch
times there was But little leifure for calm and
difpafIion&te enquiry: the confederation was
formed untler the mon inaufpicious circumtan-
ces it was produced not by TIE united wifdom
and delibera ion of the nation, but by the emer-
gency of the times; ought we then to be furpri-
fed fthis fyResn was found, on mature exlmi-
nation, to be incompetent to the Prsfsryation Of
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WILL BE SOLD,

To Tire highcR bid@er, IN Chariss CITY ronn.,,
on S:pfem5e'' Co~rt Day,
HAT well known TRACT OF LAND, ca,-
y led the INDIAN FIELDS; containing between
eight and nine hundred es pl>a.tly luated OIL Ia
nam road leading through the County. 1he Gtua.:o,
is 10 generally known and admired, that minute de-
er1Pton would be iupei:luous Prefrrn:ng that any
Peron who wiifes TO purclaie, viii prey;oufy view
the iand iha only obierve, that the oufes are all ~
good order, having lately gore through thorough
repair and the nall proportion OF lard in cultivation.
proves to be very valuable and productive; the tal
being admirably adapted 20 the culture of Corn and
inaii grain--Any rerion v,;illing to view the lard
will call on Mr. Royiler who Ewes on the place.-Thc
terms OF Lie viii &c made known tie day of fle
WILLIAM EDWARDS
Surry County, July7. ep,n,
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could he fail to be the favorite Of the people /!
Poilening an understanding of the highe's order ::
inyieorated by labour and expanded b. learning:
eloquence which even its victim heard with de-
light courage to carry him through every diff
fcuty into which his ardour fometimes led him,
and generofity, in all its noblea forms gentle
in his manners, ardent in affection and faithful in
friendihip, he was formed by nature to com
rnand while living, the love OF his couutrymen,
and to excite BY his uutimely death, the iroh
profound and permanent regret.
Incompetent as am to draw portrait, bear
ing an exact reiembiance TO the excellent origi-
nal, could not reject the unexpected Applicant
of the Editor, to fiirni,h a ihort iketch OF a
young man, who was an honor to his country,
and whole memory will be forever cheriia-
" &e1zAxA ND.
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CAROLINE SPRINGS.

NilE SUB. cri5er mnas 10 o5en
a n T4pE2N ut tire Carolin. Springs, or
f5eFrf day Of Sfn1e next; nna befe5, .fios,
TIE pIeGIaat and heelt9y .ftaaliyn, eeeAyEU- ef'
the Me@ieinal qualities Of IRE sya:ryy, tia: il
sviH be a t5'ace 81 gen1,cl ysio,t.
TIE Springs are .Gfuatea abont Sc mills .t;cs,
Rie6"l00d, Is tiom Port-Rey0l, IL from RE
Bo7Vling- Greer, end "a from Fyelie,1cks5uy.--
TIE roads leading 10 them are remarkably gooa...
fbey are ,lDrOnndeA BY an agreeable and rej6el7-
Hbfe ne}g65onrbooh.-Tbere are oa4-boHjfJ far
tie accommodation eftb2js 4Ybo =vi,S to lipe f~
3H';ats fran. tie Taper9.
7be. /nt}f'TLsr Jlafter5 bcyyfLt; that .keJe IN
a4ce~enf5 7UiN nat omiy operate o.. imeafGs,
7vbo, I" Ire yFcFly .Jfa/on, attend tie Ssr:ggJ
for the /aEe Of kapiHg their beaifb refoyed. but
SOi" NJf0 te JET by f69e Svbojs only objed Is tie
enjoyment 81 company, as il may be IlzfSiy j7fd tte
)oeiety zviN be equal 70 any in tie coanfrg.
No e.eertiOh qvN be 4Oantixg 10 make sz,syy
thing l'etJtG!y agreeable.
INN G-4TEBOOD.
FrederickJGwg, Nay 10. 3IRgy,
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FOR SAFE,
CrRs.,.Sl .sr.as, b. fbe s435eri5crs,

CiSfa.J.sl .erms, BIZ tie Sa;5criiers,
IlE HOUSE and Lot aear the Ri,&r
bank, at p,eieut in ii. occupancy 9. NJ. I,kn
Tdycr, AID ditinsuiied the pl~n oi the cay ~ ;is
number s, the properly Of ,le e.tate Of pai.ici,
Wright, dee. which, not tfpeied II rriatc.y teio-.
the frit day Of se.tenbe. reN, viii on.ha day. 6;
O'Clock N tire aienoon, be fold ile pr,in;:es fer
one half cih and the other hall on credit OF 90 savs
for an approved enGoricd rote.--An irGii2u,able az,
will Le matte before the rrorey IS received
P2OSaER q N1oNCURE.
July ls. epIS
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.Me<MwA *f=n'
y TIE syritcr offhit &stcb.

=" TIE svriser off5is Issteb.
+ Tbs dialogue is Erid to b0pe been 6etzpeea
JJ,Sii1J CbJIR and Mabomet. EDIT. EMO.
t Iris Is aa ail4Eon TO .zoo EbeeebcS oi7Maily
deiiVeyed: one in TIE DiRri9 Court Of PctnJ:
burg: tire other in G6sfsrfeld Comsty Court. If
tiey bad bscn taken dozvu, 4'er5atim, as 63okeN,
thcy avould haze prsved, that bi5 eioquence bGJ
NOT been prajicI more tban il dsjfrSsd.
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y PUBLLG MO7IcE IS ERREgi- GHIEA.

= FUbLIG NOTICE. IS FNNEEI OF|EA,
HAT the PRECEDENT aud Common Courcil
i OF the City OF Richmond, will at tfeir next
monthly meeting to be he.d On :,c third Monday in
Au1uit neSs proceed TO appoint one g and proper
perion to act as CAPTAIN OF the NIGHT WATCH
N7ithn the fad City, for the term of one year; a,
which time ali candidates or .. 4! al ;rroi,,i,ep. a.,
EeIue.ted 10 attend.
ANDREW STEVENSON, Ok. c. H.
July Is. ep Inn
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT 81 SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
MA1S-srREET, RICHMOND,

MA1N-sTREET, RICHMOND,
MAKES BOOTS and SHOES TO inv psttcr7,
1'1 or Faihion, equal in point of MArERIALs and
WoRKMANshIr to any in general ufe.
~ Imported BOOTS and SHOES, Of the fIa
quality ard newell fafhion, fer fade.
June so. (ep6m)
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FederaI Ga3ette.
REMARKS
ON THE MEDITERRANEAN FUND BILL.
Fron the Nezu 1ork Eyenins Posk.

From the Mtru 1ork Evenins Past
The above very ex'raoidaary bill is found in
the Aurora of ,hi. motning. We do not hsii
tate, 90 pronounce th,s the mott audacious al.
tempt 70 impoie an oppreiiive burden on the
commercial itatcs, which we have yet wirnef-d,
and TO render il the more ;ntolersblc, ii is i'm
polsd under falfc and iaidious pretences.
Ar the commcncement OF the fefiou, 70 will
be remembered, MIR. Jeferfon informed congFefa
of his land association with BonaParte, to the
amour, df at,een millions of dollars. Well a.
ware that the northrra Gates would not readily
content 10 the increafe of rhe already heavy in.
port duties, TO purchafe }a3f ms"afain,. p,sjr;ei
AREAS, Axa eOils1fYsa9, Jar t5t bl.1Enss q FREE.
dem near the antlpodes, he took ipeciai care to
mention that g the EcoWoMIEs rubie5 ruoal
4fiN be iafross@ 4 infs sar su6hc Expenditures.
and t6r exfraerainary syos,a5igs Of err r<D<aa.
svsa!d be ssisnt to meet The Intermediate MIR
EFT Of tilt additissal debt, svitboSf recurring to
1sq0 !axfi.
Every nan of fenfe and reflection knew all
this as mere pbil.isb5y, or, in other words,
thar pshae4l gaaekty whiah 70 eminently cha
raegerifrs every lnezfure Of the prclcnt adrhn;f.
{raliOn. ONCE tnat tltslc We bAVe Waheu 10 ice
whether the public credit would be put al hsz.
ard, or Wt.ether the expence would DC provided
for by fuitahle and equal tax.
Ii has happened ,ha, our preGdent's " gefi.
on.' in his mode of warfare in the Meditefra.
mean with the ieef 9sgTSle free has already been
attended with the lefa of hls only blockadlng
frisatc. This ditaacr more particularly afetas
The commercial fates and the feAioity Of slie
commualty is deeply excited by the unhappy
condition Of our brave countymen reduced to
lavery. Now, fsys MIR. Jeffsr(on, now is the
i'm. to iacreafe the revenue without lois of po
paiariy, Eight hundred thoufsnd dollars per
snnum mua be RATED 10 pay the irtersf Of fde
ereat krus jp<eslafea--we will take this oppor.
tuasy 10 ra.is this fsns by calling it Ms.
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nm - os real eRsie en1 IN tleig eps-
~ V GO. 1s.rat gossss. Sash IS rsac evidence re-
pn. she'land lift of this county, coming
ass' s;,as g.s faaarn med or she part Of the Pc.
f7n Ys. il is con:snded & youE committee
a'os s.;, report have fanttiousd tie principle,
' .ss;,iupsrfcC litf, 1h5agh unsupported even
iaa. fl Isyis sshsiief, that tbcfe whole namss
y - ,ouear on it are unqualified, fha!l tusn the
seof ths legality of nearly halt votes OF the
pyon rhc 6rtiRs mcnaber. And this too
'a. ,s,',,syer surnifh;ng him With he OF on.
s' a,,,slsyo,es, .iil roe moment OF examination.
LET'S taao one hundred and feyenty Egs
la ~. 81, off:se hundred ard ninety ibree are
'o. ,;,ea Of the r;ghi of frFt.ge, wlshons oPper
- s,a,s, Of defence.
w. nj, mode of.sakiog uoof without previous
-. .f the points TO which it is TO apply, hsll
ss.f,otlianed by the H 'afe. II the land luis,
ssssyer Imperfect, IS 70 be the CRITERION OF '5s
s.,,.ess..on of v5te. Little neglect OF the Pc
70 r., 20 take his proof in. proper time is 20
..."sif.yaid.d. If the privilege of the Honie
"A ne tights of the member, Inna yield e the
s,r,r .oi tie petitioner, frreiY the Houie will
..,,,.a.r the mcubsr 10 be entrsppel, while II
ssbs.ve OF his duties, by notice merely con.
s ssrs,ys, where The actual pieience of the party
-, ,a-nsiasIy Recsa1iy TO rebuilt rhe preianp.
!, ,,,os a,iiisrrs from fueh negasiscsProaf.
"a he was clearly OF opinion that che aorice
s,,o would nor fa,ltiion the evidence. and ttas
&, lad ias,d lift was not a criterion whereby co
a light Of fufiagc, be hoped che iioGf:
,ooid moi agrees TO the report,
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slrERKANgAN RUNE We will iapole this
tax, as Incsc.ftmpsrary tax in The hrf inf ancs;
but when the vok. is once about the neck, we
wtltrfaten the rlvics at lrfarc.
But what is TO be the eject Of this fcherse
Gmpy this. Becaafe we have loft a frigat., an
addition is % be made TO che already he4s ydpies
on manufactured articles Of + per centuns, ad
gsorem. Il appears from Mr.. GAllstir's report
OF this revenue that the articles nov fabieet TO
ihefe amount TO 81 TOO, r6r dollars; the new
duties propafed by this bill, will therefore raifc
the fun of7s2.654 dollars.
s It's in vain 10 FAY ttrat thefc duties viii be
,txSs,Gy, /; they are only noujnally 70: Tie
n.oney Will be wanted TO pay ;nterrit on the
Lauiiian debt. Bellies, afc-pur duties on con.
fumable article. 10 vary 9th every Inomen.ary
.cx;usrncy Of g,yernmsnrs TIE etf 4 OF finch
yaes, will bs 10 cdus. al oar merchants to ~.
verify sadTu.n.
We nov ask thsse sho arc not wilinify dun,
10 answer few Questions.
Caa it be ,she tntt an addition to or debt Of
OH our existing revenue, and that The loss OF
single frigate Can r44nire new tax OF 100000
dollars per apuam
Is not this nick named MFdiferraAean
Jund." which IS 10 be cteated by a tax Of +
per cent. on our clodthng and Other necessary
articles OF foreign consnm ,ton, in faa Lsa,S-
ard FIND is it any moFe or less than a funti on
our trace, 10 bay 9rxrias & Jah m.ustais, p,
IL these questions arc answered IN ae mega
tire, which they W II 10, be except by the Ca
anes Cheethanis snd Pasauins, then we have 70
ask whether, as oag commerce has already been
oufdensd With the interest on the Louisiana
debt, amounting By M. GlIlstin's own state.
nens to yeyes 1Ss.sagcd and ugby f6salana aah
fars II wcud nor be proper the Med,te,yaaean
fuua ihou.d be created by laying On th IoA.bera
qsblRy tax from which the msxfJ # js5dr has
been 5, pleasantly relieved.
We are fast approaching TO new state Of
things. II is impossible, we repeat il, that the
presea, partial, prosecuting, oppressive, insincers
and paltry system of administering the govern
ment can last. Tie tricks of the political Jug
gers are understood and however dexterously
tl,sy may think they manage their atflrs TO de.
ceive the community, already the biiDd bcgin
TO ser--the deaf to heas--and the most cfedu-
lous to doubt. II more regard is NOT paid 10
truth ard justice if the pubic burdens are not
more fairly equalizsd if one part of the country
ard class Of osr citizens are thus MADE to pay
ali the taxes, while another part; another class
are to be exempt from their share of the the pub
lie burden and to receive full portion of all
the advantages. not possible consequences that
can follow need occasion any surpiize.
~ ~
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Fsdcral Ed;tcrs.
4. .sssesueau-d ee.5Gaegey OF the writer's 81
's'aif E1'pcIs isncs .n4le argsrear III AL
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April TO-.
ElbeYacs TO Rent.

Twill rent tnofe valuable FISHERIES attach.
ed TO the River Fam, together with a, much
arabic land as tenant may want for the term OF
Ave years.
VIM. H. FOoTE.
April ro. aAwoEf
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Cs~ An Accommodation Coachee,
for the Ladies audsGentlenen of Alexandria, in
nice order, with a pair Of good horfcs, and a
truly driver, will run from the W,gsmgiss To-.
veyn to George Town, The City Of WalhinS
ton, or elfewhere.
Thomas Barwife.
April io. ea3t
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l Cats
JAMES NJ. M'REA, c. c

John Chapman Hunter, Esq. ofFairfax
County, B3 elected aSenatorlh the Senate
vfthe commonw esl,h of Virginia. for the
district composed Of the,counlies of Prince
William and Fairfax. DR.. Peake and DR..
Bake, arr. chosen Representatives for the
'ouuss pf FAIRFAX.
nAsRtEp LAST evening at Georgetown
stbe Rev. Dir. Bach, Mr.. JoHs-GRAy.
sthis Town, to Miss AM MAAIA H1LM-
HOLD, Of Philadelphia.
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NAIL MANDATORY.

Wrought and Cut Nail. and Bradsa
of al kinds to be had at
INGALLS, MANDATORY.
at The following price. by the barrel for CAN
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sssraauyta DatIp sDoerttaer.
THURSDAY, April 1e.
IN COM1KOF COUNCIL
Abr!l 18, 1904.

Ordered, That the street commissioners
u proceed 20 6llup the alleys adjoining
Walsss old brewery, as soon as the time
expires for which the proprietors ofthe adj
Joining ground were allowed to execute the
same, agreeably 10 an order passed the 4th
instant, and that be be authorised 60 take
ssrth from any street in the proper district
santing regulation.
Ordered, Thar Henry Rose dos6ll up a
pond of>water situate on his property on
Yttstrett, between King and Cameron
,tfsets, within twengtdays from the pabli-
raon of this order.
co6g from ~ Minutes,
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Vim. Patton,
Edwd. stabler, Ex'tors.
John Janney, J
4 Mo. 70. raw OIL
S PRIN G G. O O D S.
JOSEPH RIDDLE and Co.
HAVE RECEIVED.

Per the hip Monfoon, from London, par. Of
their SPRING GOODS. among which are
Mullins, Dinities, and printed Cot
tons, fubjsd to drawback. They will be fold
rematka ably cheap tOr calk, or On aett credit.
AHdl L.. q
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A TRACT OF LAND

lying within the county of Alexandria, Difs;a
OF Columbia, diaant about fcven miles iron, the
tow Of Alexandra, and four from Geo. Town,
containing about 100 acres, 90 whereof are clear
ed and under fence, Eve acres ia meadow, and
the greater part Of the remainder freah land
Improvements are good hewn log houfs, is
by IS feet, one and an hsIt fofics high, two
rooms on a,or, with foms cut houfcs not Of
much value, young apple orchard of choice
fruit, containing between two aud three hundred
trees, with fome other fruit trees.
Thofe deGron, Of purchasing, WHO with fra
TO view The premifes, will be ih.wi the fame by
Rrche Leonard, living thereon, or by Samuel
Shreye, adjoining.
Application TO be made to either Of the eaeca.
tofse
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The vessels intended to reinforce the
American Squadron in the Mediterranean,
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April 1o.
PURSUANT

To the lat Will and Teaament of Ben. 81 revsc,
deteaiet, authorizing hi, executors to fell any
part Of his real efate which they may dcern
MN adyifeable, FOR the payment Of his ;ul
debts, they now Offer for fale, for that pur-
ppfe,