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JAMES NJ. M'REA, c. c.
sopu from tie Minutes,

Tie fuhf,quent pa,agrsphis copied from the
Phila. American Daily Adgcruier of .he zash
infant:
q Capt. Kelly, arrived from Amaerdam, in-
forms, that Generals M9ysQ. and sPiebeg,A had
both been tried ard condepped; he bad no. heard
Of their execution: on the trial fcyeral letters
were pfqdacsa, and Moreas aiked il they were
his writing, which he dcnied--faJing, 6 when
ever Els hard writing was ihewn him, he would
not deny it. ''-----Capya!n X sdds"-that the
French general Mnmont, had taken command of
the Bataylao troops, whofe Officers were faid to
be much dflatsfied hat an embargo was
hourly expected TO take place, as feet was rea-
dy to fail, conGhiug of fal OF the Inc, fri
gatss, few lmail aEmed boats, and 90 fail of
tsaniports- That feet OF gun beats had fail
ed for R3ttefd IN -And L: on the zad Of
February orders were ifued Tor all neural veaeis
TO go in tn. Road TO give room for the ranlports,
but were cou0tsrmaudsd next day, 70 far as re.
lated 10 yeiirls nearly ready for fca."
The London G Courier of the 18th ult.
(which has just been put INTO our hands by
a commercial fliend) contains the follow
ing articles: On. z. Com Adv.
{. Pichegru had attempted to elude dis
covery by using crutches. It is said, too,
in some Dutch papers which have been re-
ceived to the 1o,h, that he had been a con-
siderable time IN the Thuilleries before his
arrest. To a question respecting the cause
Of his having qui-ted England, he replied
that he left it to cali General Moreauto ac-
count for his conduct towards him, Mo-
reau having denounced him to the Direc-
tory. Being further Pressedas to his hav-
ing ssen Moreau, he is said to have an
swered, G After what has passed between
us, we cannot see each other but sword in
hand.''
SIT is understood that Moreauis to be
tried before criminal court, consisting of
six judges; and that he is nottob be allowed
the benefit of a trial by jury.
The firing heard at Deal and Dover
two or three days ago, did not, it is now
said, proceed from our cruisers, but from
the enemy, who were exercising their NOR
tars, gun-batteries, and fotilla. Their
boats and vessels have made no movement
inllicatory of al intention TO put to sea.
" The embargo, which has just been
taken of, did not extend TO every port
No embargo took place either at Leith,
Hull, or Newcastle"
Arrived at Philadelphia, the Eliza, of
Providence, capt. Hallowell, from Allcant,
which he left the ssth February, and In
forms that when he sailed the Spanish
packet was daily expected from Algiers,
and it was confidently believed would bring
accounts Of the liberation OF captain BAN
bridge and his Officers, through the inter-
ference Of the Des and French CONNER
cial Agent, residential Algiers.
United States brig Argus, Lieut.. Hull,
hid arrived at Allcant from Genoa, and IN
formed that the American vessels at that
port had been put in requisition to convey
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Late foreign JatslItgeme.
NEW. YORK. May z6.

Captain PirkhaEa has fufniihed the editors OF
bis Gazette with London Papsrs OF tie I6sh
u. They rate, beh3es what We have ext.atted,
hat tao king was q far recovered, that he took
Suual walk il. h. Qae,n's garden, that no lefs
tantw:nsyicven more cficeTs Of diGintsion had
tsn arreasd fsr conipiracy, amos gf whom was
Generals Fertino, M4cd onald and Maaena.
Accounts had siEs been received from the BFi-
In fquslron S 3,'3gne, CT the capture Of five
pnOeass the iii,iag Of othsrs. tagcther with
isnch tranfpor,s.
LoxDos, March IS.
Price Ct aock tE: day- Confols for money
|s76.
Abraas. s6l 4. GA per cent c. So IS
DUBLIN, March 9.
81 cent Gov. Deb IS z s per cent.
ST Deb. 90 rs.
Var qciib Spaia~-lt isreparted in the poli,i-
y circles, a, The Wee Ed Of tie town, that
a' 'ysns is At no gTea, dlisance. Iodeed we have
Mn Conhleutly ALFRED that letters of marque
% reprfal are now PIE, airing TO be ilued
CAN'T the lh;2s and velgsls aslonging TO that
|nss.
YARMOUTH, March Il.
isderday GREAT deal Q! fling was heard
@a tie South EAT, whieh has continued great
a'0t lhs day itisfaapofei that an attack has
. made BY tae Sis S,duey Smith on ths gun
SIN F.ulbiae.
Csckb;i, HThisehaH, March "A.
before thr meR noble and Right Honorable the
Nsa COmnifi pn.cs Of appeals in psize caufes.
Mshlcufsls, Royfen mailer. This D4nifh fhiP
ssld on vcy4gc from Philadelphia TO Amfer-
~ iad.nsd W:sh a cargo Of eefee, fu5ar to-
sSo, andosher articles, on fre;ghs, eaas 90 The
q Ct lone, 1900, captured by bis majeiy 5
,'.S q. Albsn's. Jahn Q.kss Hardy. Efq. eoth.
ss''osr, and carries 10 HsliFax. Their Lord
inth.s cafe d;tsard fprher proof tob4 made
i @s property of TIC ftp within nitfcI months,
alio farther proof, il fegard 70 GYcsa! claims
;, ne cargo, avd reifored part.
i; 's Sally, C4mbeli nas.er. Two distinct
sa r' were gwen 10 this case. che in behalf Of
s'an Ci0scr, merchant Of Charleston for tie
T,nd part OF tie cargo; the other on the behalf
sessrs. Jthsstoa and c.. Of New York, .7s,-
;"'s' Tor the rrss Of the go. Their Lid
i eaorei ibe siio ard thar paTs Of the car,
ss a''nes By Nj. Gibsan, AID cord Inned the
'S'' N ~ eos: Of tie ar7ea!s, bat directed
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a|eral,orta Dailp lDDsrlt8sr.
MONDAY, ApRIL so.
IN G0NN0N COUNCIL,
AbrH %, 1904.

Ordered, That notice be given that the
Common Council viii receive applications
from such persons, as are desirous OF act
ing as Auctloneers, within the Town Of
Alexandria.
ORDERED, That the commissioners of the
streets do proceed pave ST. Asaph street
from Kipg.o Prmce-street, 50 soon as the
proprietors of the property fronting there
on, shall pay into the hands Of the coliec-
tor so much OF the tax, as will enable them
to commence the said work, and that they
charge the expence thereof as directed by
law.
Gaag from lie Minutes,
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iusther proof Of the national character and resi-
dencc OF the several persons composing the firm
of Robert Johnston and Co. of New York.
April q.
The Election clofsd yciteldty and The votes
of the Nine Wards for Governor were carvsG-
ed. The following, ". believe, is an accurate
return Of the majoritfss
Ward, for Bar, lS4 5 Ward, lL<zsiis, 90
Ware, Ira Ward, -
3 Ward, 50 z Wafd, %
Ward, SIS Ward, 43
Ward, II
S02 -
100
Leaving a Msjarity Of ONE HUNDRED
AND Two for Mr.. BURR
We 40 learn, thst Nj Burr has n,aj5rity
Of SO On S:aten lfland.
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/ was one Of them.
! (Ame. Daily Adv.)
There are letters in town which fate that tht
! Emperor Of Ruffia has by bis ambafldor at Goa,
Hantinople intesfcred with shis good Offices e
the Ieleare of he oAigcrs and ctew OF Tie
United States f.iease Philadelphia.
CAm0ra.)
II appears tbst much dissatisfaction prevails at
Neg Orleans in consequence OF the conduct OF
the general government, AID particularly In re.
CAD TO lie vote OF the Senate relative TO the
,refi. in slaves, A mc.tiag OF the citizens was
held on the ,4,b Of March, in which much
warmth Of temper was cvinced, and violent mea-
surts proposed. Ii was finally agreed 10 appoint
committee TO draft Al address % remonstraDce
10 congress on the affairs OF the territory gene
rally. Pbila. Gar.
A letter from CAGE Francois Of the soth ult.
mentions that an American vessels from Gonavies
were to sail under the convoy of the British
a.ffigate Tartaf, capt. Perkins.
Captain Appleton, arrived at Boston the
Goth inst. from Martinique, In % days,
informs, that that place was very closely
5iockaded by the British squadron, and that
an attack was MON entity expected. IN cor
roboration Of this, he further advises, that
the merchants had sent their most valuable
property into the country; that the go
vernment were removing the public Offices;
and that the American captains were re-
commended to depart as soon as practlca-
BE Ito AVOID the destruction Of a siege, that
vas likely TO beProtracted to consldera-
bic period, as the means OF dafence had
been rendered very formidable, and the
inhabitants resolute. in their determination
OF opposing the enemy.
Extract Of a letter to the Editor Of The ~
Turk Daily Adpertiaer, from Nm. Lee,
Esq. United States Gonsul, at Boraea4x,
Fs6. IS, 1904.
SIR,
tits impossible to give you an idea Of
the distresses Of the merchants of this city.
Credit is totally destroyed, and misery is
depicted in the countenance Of every COM
mercial man. What will be the end of this
God only knows. Iwould advise all thos3
who adventure this way to send out intel
ligent supercargoes, whose integrity can be
depended on--and if the merchants Of the
United States were wise they would accept
of no advance by means offacilitles on Lon
don or Amsterdam. Remittances to these
places cannot be made from this at the pre-
sent crisis without great risk and uncertain
ty. 7 am settling all nv affairs, and with
drawioo nv name from commerce entirely
in order to live peaceable and happy, and
* .I>I 80 - o.;,,e q r,o-e ef,oc4,i,I 49,.
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L;teraru Sclrctiens.

Wien mistortuass happen 10 lrch as diaens
from ulsrtefs of religion, we call 'hcm jrds-
mems wien to thoie OF our own iett, We cali
them trials; when to Perions neither way diitin-
gullh'd, We are content to lmpute ;hem to the
fettled coul. Of things.
The foul Of man may be conferred as the III.
in OF 9 glorious pie Of building. where, sm'dA
great hsaps OF fubb,ih, you neee with noble Ifsg-
lnsnts OF ituiPtare, broken pillars anc ooeiik',
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IoubLtr Sale.

At four o'clock Tomorrow, will be
fold Oh Merchants wharf,
Thirty bids. first qucJsty Sugar,
on credit.
Philip G. Marfeller.
Apri, 20.
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Eatracs eta letter fran the Cape Of Good


/" There is 8 French ihp in the bay, lthe Ge-
ographsj which has been three years In iearch OF
the fhips the celebrated Peyrouie- She found
TWO men among the natives Of New Zcland, who
had belonged TO them, & were the only iurv:vers
ous of the two fhps, and have inee did on
BOARD of the Geographic. They informed, that
one OF the fips was burnt, and the other (Pey.
routes own lhip) went to p'eces.'
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There are letters in town which fate that the
Emperor Of Rufia has by bis ambafldor at Coz.
fant;noPle interfcred with shis good Offices %
the Ielea(e of The eAiccrs and cew OF Tie
United States f.iease Philadelphia.
CAm0ra.)
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To- Rent,

Far one or mere PEARS, tbGt Uala06fe
DISTILLEkY AND MILL,
Late tie Properly OF Gensrsi GEORGE WASH
INGToN OF kfonnt Vernon, situated On q
navigabIe creek within nine miles Of Alexan-
dria.
This Diaillery has five large Stills
and Boiler erected upon the late improved plan,
with fheds for rafting ana fstnins Hogs, aiio falls
for thirty Beeycs.
In point Of iituation none can exceed i, the
eafy accea 10 Maryland, will always enEure the
ggeatsR abundance Of grain for carrying On the
d.silling bulnefs its noa cx,enhge fcale, indie
pendent OF its osn rsish5ourilood, wt!ch has
always been able to fupPly it. The mill will
require nnc repairs, which will be done at The
pro7rietcr's expence; lle has ,nanuiaG lred large
quantities of Flou., and may eahiy pc made tc do
it again To this mill is cooPer's lhos, and
comfortable dwelling hou(e. Application 70 be
made to the fubfcIiber, near tic lpot.
Law. LEWIS.
XUooj1ox,. T,Ds
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ON D1 AAALs
On liberal credit, or will be exchanged for pro
pe5ty in Alexandra, che half Or III. whole OF
The LONG GLADES,

containing thirteen hund.ea a.d fifty acres of
land, 1ivi3.i into fix plantations, G;uate about
three niles f,om the Crest Falls CT Potomac, ii
the county of Faiif4x, en- The Pof Road from
Alexandria and tie City Of Wafhington, &c
mica from the tormer, ard IA from she later.
o. hi, land is the well known WHITE
HOUSE, half way between Alexandra ard
Leeibarg. The Gsuarion Ter pubic houf- IS
inferior 20 none.
There is 10 tf.6 Of he fame fze IN the cour
ty thatis better wa!eFcd, that s3s larger pro
pnrticn of valuable meadow, nor no one in 'hs.
Rate on whieh Platter Of Paris aHfpcrs better.
Hay meets with as ready fsie n this P}2ss,
az 1t Wellington or Alezandris. There are two
mill fcats, and rn excellent ftuation for d;iti-
terY.
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Containing three hunjred ana fly fix acres
of lan,, div;,.i into two plantations, fisna'ed
on the -Four Mile run, in tic county OF A'exap-
drs, aoou; miles fro.n Alexahdfi7, and from
Warrington. This traa has f-veTal besuiifr!.
ftuations for building, aad large quantity Q;
valuable chefnut tn0er.
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5000 Tickets at Z D2lla-s,

=
IN Offering the Scheme as above,
it has been the oGi@t2 Of 'he Manages 70 raj'e
the fun allowed By law on the inlaI,s2 csfal
poGib!c, keeping IL view tie prop Ky Of max
ing tic yia1 as !is;ie as the nature Of dc rsis
would admit, being fnl!y CT opinion sfat Is &c.
cefs Rlgt depsnd more On the cid which liberal
pubic, ever ready TO extend to tbe prom5tion o.
AZ u{s!ul undertaking, than on aOy iuaPo't oU'
derived from the adventurous fpecuiator u net@y
gan,b!re, wsre i OF a plan more ex'effye, t''
prizes higher, and The rill greater. Hst ii'
a'veuiurer viii readily perceive, that "hi'2 be $
contributing only 4 Ga4Il fam to be lad Gil: u
improving tleIoads, f. that th, produce Of 'e
couo,yy NAY be carried to market at any i'3i'.'
Z, t moderate cx2cnce lis chance OF gan !!
nat pnfavourabl., there being IFS tIsn oi"N'
- p prize a.lI fone OF che Prizes not inc0nn2t''
He ores. Eh;s NUT b: fafisient, when ne so,
i.a t. b. a.tared, as 70 exteahveIy u'fa, '"1
'be colt 20 extremely fnal. The ConnihG0i,
ers After ltemGlye8 that they will be ,. s'a'u
5v. az laaG ali patriotic citizens, in accompanying
fh;s o(ciul object and they CO ieHi'y ~
fhlt tbe drswDg nay ccmncncSd at PIN
NOT very remote, of which however notice va
Be aiyen in DIE time Tie P.izss Will be F,,t@
IN Cah, fuaetf to no djfcounr, imc'e0ia,Cy L.,
ter the complexion OF tic drawing, - t.[
rav be had Ct the managers and trom taco ,toG
re fans as they nay hereafter aotu0fHa % ''f
of them.
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Patent Corn Sizzling Mac6lne.
Ru yirtne Of authority in me places

by VllttAN VA e0sAiOiA'J - ~
by Thomas Burnham, enc Of the propgletors Of
The Corn Shelling Machine, invented by Pasl
Piifhury Of Newbufy, Stase OF Madachuietts, /
now Offer for iAle in tha State of Virginia and
tia, part of the Difgia Of Columbia vee of the
Potomac, the exclsfive right 50 eonerutf, aud
authority to uf=, znd yerd to others 10 be uied,
this finpie but very valuable Machine.
I will icll right TO conRfua hnglc one, or
| viii fell the right for shy county in Virsiniz,
20 lov, as TO raake it an objea to the puFchaler.
ii ponciTss every property moa deicable 10 q
Macbins, fach as durability, expedition, Gngiiei-
~ and 20 listle labeur in working it, that two
menmay asfiy fnelI one haaired bulhels FER day.
IttAkss 10 littl- ttem .he cob that The corn Goes
not require islin,og az in the common method OF
thscihsng.
MiIlen and Farmers who have large quantities
Nf mis- e1sio 10 ihell will fad it much CO their
advantage to work this Machine by a hosie or by
water. as enc might &c contributed &c fn2il ad-
dt;onsl expence TO lhei one hundred barrels per
day. Any ptlfn wishing 10 ice che performance
of this Machine may be grat'Ged by Supplying
either al IS N. E{atslhoroe's Store in Alexandra,
os 1t his fdlii three miles from town.
ROBERT HARTSHORNE.
Description of the Sheling Machine.
IT conias Of wooden frame for the cylinder
to work IN, 5 feet inches long, feet z inches
in height.
a cylinder II inches diameter, sndI7 inches
long, OF whitc oak. ist with fnal iron teeth to
p9oe6t cor about SIS of an inch, ntcrfettsd within
I1.S inch Of each o'hes to fhsll the corn With as
the cylinder turns round.
A Gadgeon palTlag ta'oush he centre OF the
Cylinder for il IL turn OF, made OF wood OF
ifon.
"A Crank to turn the Cylinder with. made Of
wood or iron. a feml-cncuIai bottom under the
Cylisder, made with wonden fats, fst via
FINAL iror. teeth, n,e.let3ea ike thoie in TIC Cy-
hinder che nats f.t 70 far apare d. 20 let the
fhegled corr fal thropsh n.c the receiver below.
A aat p;eoe of wood placed at the top OF the
frame at one end TO condua the ears OF corn IN al
one hde of tie Cylinder, which being fhellsd, she
cobs pais out at ghe other ide. The iide where
the ears enter is bali aui inch wider than that where
the cob isdfcharged.
Mr.. Davis, Richmond. MIR. Green, Frederick
bug, and Ms. Bowen, at WincheGer, are deilred
30 puoiilh the above Gree week for ten weeks
in their respective papers.
Feb. II. ISwIow
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s P R N C G. GODS.
BSn2amln Cocke

HAS received, via Poilsdelghla, a hanaioal:
aGortment Observation-Disclosures among
which sre--
Chintzes, prints, dimisas, cambrick
and India do. cambrick muffin, figured, White
aud colourcd d.. India book muffin, do. null do.
elegant, figured do. ribands, lace, edgings, lace
vcils, pic nc gloves sad uitts, artificial Bowefs
Elk, cotton, thread and leather gloves, tar-s',
cotton and fix hoie. baTid .uua handkls. Ma
ORA, q. csrnblick do. black an,i coloat'j lure
ltiuF,, Merl-iIles, conhitpion and nill!ary coyd,
s4pet6ne cloths ard kertryrl.i-e, do. white fl
eel, frip'd nankesns, India DO. guuahs and a
Gas, iickleabu 9, one CT. b:a L~udqn hats, ua1-
bselias and pzfaiols, &c. 81,
e. The above goods will be fold lw for
CASH.
Anrit * 'rp ec2w
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Far Snle at tie LabrGa-r.

Bibles, Tetaments, Prayer Books,
Hymn Books, Spelling Books, and Primers Of
various KINDS, variety of chap and 10Y Books,
Writing and Letter Paper Ink, Ink Powder,
Quills, Waters, Paaeboasds, &c.
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ALlo l2l0 receaued 6 far Sale.

DR.. Stoughton's CORDIAL BITTERS,
admirably calculated to reiG the attack Of fem
usss severs by terrifying the ftomsch and bracin2
the contribution and few handfon,e Engra'.
iuss, framed, which will be fold low.
C. Il. Shut.
Apr;l ~ zaw4t+
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SPRING GOODS.
ALLISON & GEIGER,
HIS. ,eceived Vi~. NezO Tsyk, & dasl1sms
GGortmsnf IF
SPRING GOODS,
smonsH Which are


Elegant Chintzes, printed Cotton'
ef every deicription, af'ped, do. black muil ms
hand(onaeIy glazed, Jacon.t plain and tamoouE,
Cd, DO. Iria huens, .a,aiJure chlsz.-of the 'airt
patterns, ladies extra lorg ELK gloves, un1bFsllss
ladies' psssiols, hoicry, dimlties, g.. &c. al ct
which IS now offered FOR Gale ut ,se moa fedac-
ed prices, II tht 2ose occePisd by the fnbicflbeFs
cosnef Of Pfinc@ and Fei,fgx 4 eeys.
ALso--LOAF SUGAR BY the his. or barrel.
Apsiio 2an3g
Corn, Bye, and STAGES Naated.
The Subscriber will purchate any
quantity OF Corn, Rye, and White Oak pipe and
bogGlead Slaves, Tor which cafa will be gives at
the Eafsrn Branck, in rhe City Of Waiting on,
By
James BARR,
Feb 2e. zwa3n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01

Eliiors OF New npers are Justly consi-
dered the euardsns OF the rights of the
pcop!c-and where the liberty of The press
IS unrestrained there is little TO fear from
The oppressive hand Of tyranny. A news
paper conducted with irnncss and inde-
pcnGence, is the greatest safeguard 10 our
liberties, inasmuch as it developss the cha
ra6lers OF candidates Cor Office, and exro-
aes thcir ambitious liews--tears the hy-
pocriical cloak from the sycophant, and
holds up his deformiiy to the scorn and
contemp; OF the public. BY il the base,
designing knave is humblcd, and the stea.
d., upright patriot is exalted.
Whilst the Editors Ct papers in the sis
ter states we're violent on political subjects,
vas conieutcd with serving the strict
Get neutrality. The unauimity which pre-
ye:.ed among the citizens OF Kentucky,
made a different procedure unnecessary
49, : he violence Of party had not reached
OR state and the exposure of federal 81
prayi;y was not considered important
Buj since the conduct Of the man who
has had the confidence Of the people-r no
has stood highest in the public estimation
has lalt strong 6 ounds to suspect his
Political inlegri'y--since his intrigues may
l@re The most baHcful influence On tire
political reputation Of the western people
~ link il time TO lay aside that neutra-
Tly which has always character sea The
TrDuckv Gazette, aid 70 assume posi-.
lion more decisive.
shall therefore call the attention ofmy
Fellow citizens to the Conducl of John
BrccLiurldge nov senator IN The con.
-,-.s of Tie United States. In enqujrinR
iato tx part be has aslel, can assure
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01

s;wha, Ihad heard, surfosiD : HAT lie could
notsprak without severe effort, had no con-
versauon with him, prayed for moment,
at his bed side, in company win his over
whelmed family aud friends and for til
rest, was one of the mourning spectators
of his composure aud dignity in suffering.
His mind remained in its former state,
and he viewed, with cai:ness, his APP
preaching dissolution. left him between
twelve and one, and at two, as The public
know, breathed his last. am sir,
With much respect,
Your obedicnt servant,
]. NJ. MASON.