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1 only thought Of Outstanding the armv

/ only thought Of disbanding the army,
and returned to the repose Of civil life.
In this repose, which was not withone
glory, 1 enjoyed without doubt my honours
those honours which human power can
never wrest from me, the remembrance Of
nv actions, the testimony Of m yconscience,
the esteem Of my comPatriots and stran,
gers, and, II itmaybe said, the Aattering and
sweet presentment of posteritv.
| enjoyed a fortune which was not great,
because my desires were not immense, and
which caused no reproach Of Conscience
I enioved the entertainment OF NY retreat.
Surely / was contented with my lot /
who never enyied the lot OF any. NY fa-
mily and nay friends, SO much the more
precious as rot having any thing to hope
from my credit or nv fortune, they could
remain attached TO me alone.
All these blessings, which alone | highly
appreciate, filed my soul entirely, and couid
permit no undue desire or ambitious wish
to enter would it thenbe opened to crini.
nal projects?
This condition Of my soul was so well
known, ic was SO well guaranteed by the
distance at which kept from all the paths
of ambition, that since the victory of Horn.
linden till nay arrestatIon, my enemies have
never been able either 10 hnd or 10 seek me
by another crime than the freedom Of nv
~diacourses; my discourses-thcy have Of.
ten been favorable to the operations Of 90.
>>rnment; ana if at any time they have
not been SO, could [ therefore think that
that was a crime among people who had
50 often decreed that Of thought, that of
words, hat Of the press, and wac had en-.
ioyed much Of i teven under kings.
| confess, that, born with an openness Of
disposition, | have not lost this attribute of
the country (of Franco where l received
life, neither in thu camp where every thing
gives a new impetus, nor in the revolution
which has always proclaimed it as virtue
of the man, aad as a duty of the citizen.-
But do those who plot blame so openly
what they disapprove! If | had wished
to form and pursue plans of conspiracy, |
would have dissembled my eDtiments, and
solicited all the situations which could nave
replaced me in the midst Of the forces of
the nation.
In order to trace this plan, in default Of
political genius, which | never possessed, |
had examples known to all the world, and
rendered imposing by thelrsuccess. | know
well hat Monck didno withdraw from TIC
armies when he wished TO coaspiye, and that
II D,.,. 49, - - .f
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late Toretgn 9atsrlfgsnte.
PARIS, May 10.
concA4aed rom yesterdays Advertiser.
ORGANIC SENATus CoNsULTuM,
Of the 28h N2reaL.
PARIS, May 10.
TITLE v.-0 the great dISniies o}Meem

80. The Grand Dignities Of the Empire
are those of grand Elector, Arch Chancel-
lor of State, Arch Treasurer, Constable and
Grand Admiral.
50. The titularies Of the grand dignitles
of the Empire are nominated by the French
Princes; and take precedency Immediately
after. them. The period of their reception
determines the rank which they respective
" hold.
81. The grand dignities of the Empire
cannot be removed.
IS. The titularies of the great dignitles
of the Empire are Senators and Counsel
lors of State.
SO. They form the grand council Of the
Emperor; they are members of the Privy
Council; they compose Bthe Grand Coun-
ell OF the Legion Of Honour. The present
| members of the Grand Council of the Lee
! e,on Of Honour shall retain during Life; their
! titles, functions and prcrogatives.
81. The Emperor preaides in the Senate
and Council Of State. When the Emperor
! does not preside in the Senate or Council
| ofState, he shall nominate one OF the titu-
laries of tbs great di9nities OF the state to
be President.
So. All acts of the Senate and Legisla-
tive Body are passed in the name OF the
Emperor, and promulgated or published
under the Imperial seal.
50. The grand electors perform the func-
| tons of Chancellor-1st. In %convoklng the
| legislative, the electoral colleges, and the
| c~antonal assemblies; Cd. In pronulgarng
| the .Senatus ConsuAa for dissolving the le-
| eislative body or the electoral colleges
The grand elector presidrs in the absence
| of the Emperor, when the Senate proceeds
to the nomination of senator's, legislators,
or tribunes. He may reside in the palace
of the Senate. He makes known to the En-
,,eror the remonstrances presented by the
electoral colleges or the c%antonal assem-
blies, inregard TO the preservation OF their
| prerogative. When a member of an cleo
toral college is denounced, agreeably to
| the s1st article Of the organic scnatus con-
sulsum, of the 18th Thermidor, year 10,
as having committed any act contrary tc
yBrsI,a- rrecpor WIN invite the college to ma.
nifest its will. He shall report the will OF
the college to the Emperor, The grand
e%lector presents the members of the senate.
OF the council of state, and of the legisIa-
tive body, to take the oath before he En-
peror. He administers the oath to the
presidents OF the electoral colleges, of The
| departmental and can<onaI o,eonob1;a.
He presents the solemn depe<ations Of III.
senate, the council of state, the leg,~Iative
body, %tribunare, and electoral colleges,
when admitted to an audience of the EN-
peror.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

Alex. 24'h July, 1904
SEVERAL of the proprletors OF ground IN
she 70 are compreheoded between King, Wafer,
Prince and Union Arects, having neglected TO
6l up the fsale TO the regulation Of the @ffee's,
sgreea5!y to an order of Council dated the 10th
ul,imo; the Superintendent of Police is hereby
directed to p-rfarm the !uty required, at the ex
pence of the Corporation, and afterwards 20 re-
cover the amount thereof from the dctauiterS re
spcaiysIy, in the manner pielcribcd Tor the reco-
sery of other public claims.
Elfha c. Dick,
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Ehha c. Dick,
Mayor q A xandria.
NOTICE.

THE deraugsd RAfe OF the Aqua In!peaors
yeud.rs it ncce1ary thar The fecuriiiss of the in.
fpeaors hould be lpss5ilg informed 81 %4s,1exe1
the faid ~fecurses may b. liable for Gentlemen
holding notes viii plesfe leave notice of them
BishMsdrs. Euta1e, Moocuye & Co. at Aqua.
Hawkin Stone,
John P. Harrilon.
8quia, Jolly as. dsw
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JUST PUBLISHED,
yRoBERT and JOHN GRAY,
{ King frect,
AN ~HLEcASr EDITION OF
THE HOLY L E.

In four handfcm- Oazvo V~olumes-Price, well
bound, Ten Dollars.
This edition is now offered to the public as a
fpecimen OF America. paper and pfiar'ng, which
will not iuifcI by a conparifon with any book
printed in This counry.
~ A GoLD MEDAI was given to
Robelt Carr, III: Primer OF ms bioie, 10y the
American Company Of Booklriiers, as the bStt
fpscimen OF Painting exhibited at their annual
meeting at New York last lnpe.
InlY 81. q
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Mechanlc Rekef Soc.ety.

Mech@nlc KeI2E 00GEeW.
The members Of the M<cbanic RshJ Sof'e1,
vii! pleaie % ss,eud a quarterly meeuog, TO DC
held az he Couacli Chsaber, on WsdoSs13y the
fff Of Ausuf, II leven O'Clock IN thc evening.
John V. Thomas, See'y.
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In the cafe of JAMES GlLLIES,
A BANKRUPT.

The conmifioners give notice, that they will on Tuef.
day The IN day Of Augut mex, attend at the houie OF
Jahn Gaafby. at 10 O'clock, A. NJ 20 determine the
right of Van. Hartlh orne 70 the dividend claimed by him
a. the receiver OF the debts I John MsnaeViile; thIie
creditors who offset 10 hisreccipt of ans dlS'de'd Of the
they can procure to import iuch objections.
CLEQN MOORE,
Secretary 60 the commilioners, protein:
Tnly ar QSt
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eongress Of tDe untten 5tate5.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MP E A c H NJ E N T.
Friday, March 9.

The Court Of Impeachnents was opened at -
O'Clock, the Managers Of the Houf: of Rcprc!tn-
tatives attending.
gers had adduced all tie teainony in fupport
Of the articles Of Impeachment, which they con.
fidered ncce0ary to fubhaniiate them. On that
tefimony they lherefore reaed the prolecution.
But, understanding informally, that it was in.
tended to bring forward additional te0imony !;
they reierved tie right after hearing it, Of OF.
fering luch other tcifimony and remarks as they
might conGdcr proper.
On the requeR Of Mr.. Tracy, two Senators,
MeGrs. Ocott and Piumcr, of New H4mpHaiTc,
were examined.
After their c 1 smination feveral of the wit
nefcs, pleyiouly addnccd, weie interrogated !:
When Mr.. Nicholfon sddsefea the court, ard
said the Managers Of the Houfe of Reprefcnta-
tives conGdered the teIitnony caered il fnpport
Of the articles of impeachment 70 conelufye and
pointed, a, to render it impoGible for them TO
illucidate or enforce j. by any obfervations IN
their power 10 make. he was therefore, di.
rifcd by the Managers TO inform the Cours that
they fubmtted the articles on the evidence of.
fered, entertaining no doubr Of full jusicc being
done by the deciion Of til: Senate.
After patting an intertogato-y to ont Of the
wi,neass previouay examined, The doors of the
Senate were clofed, with the view, it was I'm.
derfood OF deciding on the articles,
We learn that motion was made TO pot
ponc the further proceeding in the trial TO ths
$50 day Of -, ard eft. Yeas 20
Naysl 10.
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C7o be Continued, J
DEAL. {Eng.l Iaunary s.

DEAL, Eng.) January 6.
The ca1se OF the firing heard eff the
|Frsnca coast on Monday evening is now
|dsvsl0ped. < part of the Gorsican'smvin-
cibk armada is now in sight of the British
|shors. Capt. Owen, as master of the &C.
Esmoniss Of the narrow channel, has intro
|duced FIVE sail of the advanced guard into
HE Downs, which appear to be part of the
|aotlla Of twelve sail that were Distinguish
1sd by Lieutenant Woodcock, at the signal
post on East Hill, ON Tuesday, as having
|gOtout of Calais harbour IN the evening of
THAT day, and shaping their course for Bou-
|bgne; luckily, however, capt. Owens VI
|gIant eye deserted the hostile move
ment.
Hemanned and aimed his aench, and fuccccd-
led in cuidug off he five fail hetore mentioned.
Fom The bea information can collect, they
Accord to the following dcfcriptiQn,
Oas large fchoyt completely fitted for the
|Onseyance Of cavalry.
ons cutter, with 20 pieces Of Rotterdam &C.
uya.
one luagcr, with crooks, nees, and other boat
unDers tOfaPqly every damage he aotilla, might
experience ard two other fmali craft, laden
With iundry flores.
Thirteen soldieys only, I hear, were on board
me captured vesacls; and seamen suf1cisnt to ma.
vlsate them.
It's supposed that 50 sail at least were at
en:'ing TO leave Calais harbour for Bauicgne ;
'u'sslng the fate Of their companions, wisely
n@sa counsc1nand.
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DAMON
PADDY's PURCHASE.

IT CHANGED on Time, that an Irih Dear He.
pey.
Who hid lately received i" lnaA t,5as" os
Money
Took i; into Ills head to difpof: of hi. riches,
In what he much wanted good pair of 6res-
c5es.
In thefe mod.@ days they've acquired new
name:
But Rrteebes, or. IuaA cioatbs, why fhure they're
the fame.
Eis purfe ituffsl with chink, and bis heart full
ofgiec
PAT foon found hop TO his mind do you
fee.
On a ptisse piece of fluff his eye quickly eae-
ing.
And afking the name he was told " Eyerlaf.
ing
/" If it DC tuerleysng, (quoth PAT with Sfare)
F" Then, Erin go braeh faith, I'll purchase
Two PAIR
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q f,l,owine IS The fa6faace ofwhs.

+. lea tss toi'o*i's = - 'l0' - !
|sao hapP cn,,s handed down TO the table, round
Jldss S.ra,len-o Of the bas were ieated,
40 ~ whieh h. iaid the Court had thought
fts'' : draw up IN oFdsr chat their ienansais Is
~ tNs : a.s' .,fcaly uoAardooa, which would tend
rssa. :: that rhe council on each f;dc were
p ass . o and the jafy TO take one oas With
lhsa, oot fure whether M. Lewis & Mr.. Dallas
Ian ~ WIT az the tine, o, came III iheftly after
~, ,;crd that Mr. Lewis, with an air Of diiia-
bSi On -, baeily looked cysr the paper and laid
lsias'i0'' Some Of the gentlemsn prc(cut began
: o .ssr Nc papers. 4 does not occur 70 10y
% ',p' a - tha. any thing more was puhlicly
Itso'' 49,. 1 Ia, day thoog5t Pofio.y may
i'n 'S1. I do not recalirce.. thar Fsies was ~
h's' a. d.y. cor can al psciens lay why The
f'a'' 49, oor brought on that day-bas.,o the
q I g ~ rscol.6tion, i was nor poipaed on
''a aa. ofany officially arliio3 from the dellye-
\, Of ,hcie PaPe's.
s;o.i;oas submitted 70 The ccuTE that day =
"a tic court rose.
s ss - after the court ross, tie TWO Judges
s.s raa.! 10 my house. Mr. Petess expressed
@,.ss;osss at what had passed ; his appfehen-.
,b,t ii. counsel for Fries wcald u9l IS en-,
/: Is wish that the papers Soala oe Feesasd,
s, i. ding done away. Ms. Chase expressed!
s.ab- whether the counsel wauia refuse 70 aes
\ ,b,s accouos. coaGrrcd Sir. PEERS sog
|..op. stating my opinior Of ice independent
..iacnss and Characters q he PiiladS'phla b3f,
|.s,llsd that coacal'ed ID thiafirg il wou!d
/. Is, Is recall tie papers. M. Chase asked
Il; { / coaIa get them beck. ! said | believed
,oul. and woula cry. They then both re
|r,,,sd me ia doso. And after they had gone,
vent out and obsained from the gentlemen who
"a thsr,, two or thee Of che papers, which |
=, % Mr. Caldwell, she.cl-rk Of the court.
On re twenty third John Fties was brought
h Ind + am row cnahlsd 20 ststc from my notes
4, conversation which took place. l do notsay
hat i, |; r.. whole thar fell from either bench or
b. but 50 l4f as il gees believe it 20 DC accu-
(To &c Continued.
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NEW YORK. March o

LIE captain OF The Brit;th Packet Princefs Au-
scSa l0ioiIs US tha: on Wcdneiiay !sG, paifing
O40agat, he iaw four veGcis aihose; one of them
sa'Se aRe looking thio under American colonrs,
ling on her beam ends, all hes mats gone, ana
90 @ise nsu walking on her quarter deck the
,S S'sa iaEge brig which he fa,a SO alhore the
,,, aa' 'aP lied to be hip, had oaly one mast
''urs and the fourth fman veiIcl.
"a tAe 1si Dsccmbcr Lord Hawkeibury fcnt
saSe'E letter TO the agents cf Forcign Powers
my. that no neutral veG,.l would be per-
~ e 70 enter any porr on .he coale between
~ ~ 'is'n''E and the Downs, Yarmouth excepted.
~ "s P'oiab'sion was afterwards Iimitca 70 vef
!. Ir",oa'ag directly from Holland, OF any other
'iFraac,. 'a'''' ''' ''''''su'A'' -.A4'''1s
vi. ~ 'he a4'h ana ASH tremendous gale Of
HI. = = eeati,srabie damage a, Ten, and obliged
a. Egg N a.et elf Brca to reeutn 90 Torbay !;
ma. ar : ,Fnwa.iis having from the commence.
~, ~ u il,Elcs to fhas tins, kept the port in
'T,Giai aa:e OF blockade.
III !" ~ 'Tta's o. ias4don continued at the date
son. '!'ct aceaeats, lar feom the interrupted
-'4s a''a;.1a between tie two countries, no.
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The intelligence furnished by the late ar
rival at New-York is vague and contradic-
tory. Whilst one account represents the
French to be in complete state Of prepa-
ration, the succeeding paragraph totally
contradicts it. Nothing decisive has been
done on either side, although the show of
preparation is continued with increased a.
vidity.
Paris papers state, that Bonaparte left
Paris on the 5Oth December, at six in the
morning he was to be absent but very
few DAYS. 1t it also stated, that prepare
tons had been made for his reception at
Flushing.
Late London papers mention the Prince
Of WaIes's offer to head the armies in case
of invasion, and its being declined.
The first consul's intentions of heading
the invading expedition, appears rot to
have been abandoned. The sailors of the
Consular Guard appeared on the grand pa
rade, fully equipped. They are describ-
ed as active, vigorous men.
Louis Bonaparte, the first consul's bro
Their, left Paris to take command of bri-
gade of cavalry, to form part of the invad-
ing army.
4 letter from Cronstadt to gentleman
in Edinburgh, says, & Russia is vigorous
" preparing for war--Sweden and Den
mark will join against France, as it is the
intention Of Bonaparte to take possession
of the entrance of the Sound, to prevent
Great Britain from trading to the Baltic. =
The British government have issued or
ders, that no neutral vessel shall enter any
port between the Humber and the Downs
Yarmouth roads and the Downs except
ed.
Atthe diplomatic audience of the 25th
December, at Paris, count Cobentzel and
Chevalier Azara presented their credentl-
ais; the former as envoy extraordinary
from the Electer of Strasburg, the latter as
ambassador of his Catholic Majesty.
The bill restricting the payment of spe-
Gle by the bank Of England, had its third
reading in the house Of Lords on the 18th
December, and passed.
The amount Of Bank o! England notes of 81.
III circulation the 18th November, as pretended
to tue houfe of Commons, was Iz,se2,69ol.
Geriing. Notes Of II. and H.. each 4,4ae,z 5ol.
Il is iaid that the chief confu, fenGble OF the
Importance Of Bologre, has determined to ipare
pains nor expcnce TO render this depot Tor
ttsis light fotilla and row boats, quite iccuie
f,oa, any a.task from the water.
It's fated urder the Paris head OF December
~, that a. he lie de Croiz ieven gun boats
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q eraN0cla Daitp aoOertlgsr.
THURSDAY, MARcH IS.

The House of Representatives of the
United States, have resolved to impeach
Samuel Chase, Esq. Of high crimes and
misdemcanors, and have appointed NTessrs.
Randolph, and Early, a committee for that
purpose.
The i" Exposition" informs US that Tom
Paine is candidate for seat in the ensu-
ing Connecticut Assembly, and will pro-
badly be eleeted-it adds, this is taking
the Bull by the horns with vengeance"
We are Of opinion, however, that the re-
suit will shew that poor Tom has taken
g the zvrong 500 BY the ears"
Flour inspected in the town of Alexan-
driafor the quarter ending the 18th March,
1904:
1888 barrels
2,841 half barrels
s7s barrels Indian Meal
AMOS ALEXANDER,
Flour Inspector
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forced two fhips Ct ia. line and a frigate to


| fhore off.
A London paper Jays, {" the intelligence re-
ceiycd in this country, and the opinions that are
| formed on the fubjett ofinysfon, are cnTioully
contradictory. The letters from Holland ard
| the accounts Of peffons arriving from thence,
might induce us to believe that the invadon has
! been fufpsnedesi till the fpring.''
An American veGel, arrived at Cowes from
the Texel, informs, that all idea Of an expedl.
ton failing from Holland, is given up, and a
canidtrable part Of the French troops have march
cd from the coat. This clreomAance Is confirm
ed By a gentleman from Amderdam
Bya letter tfor, a gehileman, IL the laard of
Ccylon Indian ocean, TO. bis f.iend IN Edin.
rough. ii appears, that the B isifh expedition TO
thar Hand, has nor proved 70 faeccfsiu! as was
expected. A fever has broke ous in the Engllh
camp, which destroyed a greatnuiooer cfpriyatts,
a, well as officers.
BY another letter, it is statad that the English
forces had a severe engagement with the king Of
Candr's army. The result OF the battle is not
mentioned.
The infectious fever at Malaga, is mentioned
70 Be in a state Of abatement.
TIE general seizure of Dntch vessels in tie
Mense, took place the alst Nov.
they we've detached in little squedtons up to
Antwerp, from which it was understood they
were by inland canals, to b. sent to Dnnkirk and
Flushing.
Two divisions were seen proceeding to Ant
werp, orc of4o sail on the a2d, and o.:e of 10
sail on The 23i Nov, They were generally
between 20 and 40 tons bqrthen-
TIE CAPT. Of Psussan vessel states, that there
were no French rroops at Rotterdam but in the
Island of Walcheren, be Lad heard from good u
thorit,, that there were b.tween and 10, 900
ready for immediate embarkasion.
(Telegrabhe.)
The American brig Mercury, James Ycards.
ley, matter, laden Win tailow, ski1s, and horns
having alto quantity of fpccie and ingots of
gold, captured by the Bli,iih ihip of war Ane,
rica, has been reaored. Ship, cargo and !pecie
as claimed.
T A letter dated Liverpool, January Il, received
az Philadelphia fays, An Importation of new
upland cotton from Chariefon, was fold by auc.
ton, at IS pence TO IS pence "a, bsing very
nince No Sea Hand has arrived. The iale
therefore continues very dull.
PRICES CURRENT AT ROTTERDAM,
December I3.
Georgia and Carolina Cotton, IS to Is fl.
vers per ID. Coffee, Wet India, III E,sers do.
Carolina Rice, "a ihillings per hundred tobacco,
II to / ftivers per ID. Havana (white iogar)
S 10 IL aiycrs, do. brown, do. do.
The Chief Of the Cba6aws, having beer
irtroduced at w aihiogton City to Bonapar;e's
Brother, AID learning that the fEft Consul
was aGeaally engaged n war with the king OF
England, he ,bsfrved to young BonsPa!te,
that wofrior's brother in his nation would
be deemed coward, if he we're q aolsor
hinielf from ris country, we preiume c,lzen
Bonaprye did DOT feel hrnfeif much Il tee co
with this Chatfaw compliment.
True Amer.
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S A L E S,

To be fold on credit Of fix months, at Public
Auction, on Monday the 10Th Gay Of April
next, before the front door Of Geofge VIII
lsmss Tavern, in the town OF Dumtries, TIE
following property, viz.
Il Trait of Land
near Dunlrics, on the tide water Of Poweii'a
creek, called Cedar Grove, containing abous
600 acres, with houfes and others improfemsntss
One moietY Of a Tract Of LAND
on ChappawamGc creek, with houfes, qaasries
and free hone, &c. thereon.
A Houle and Lot in Newport,
[Potomac) No. -. Two Lots with Store
fIoufe, Sheds, Wharf, S<c. in the fame place,
Nos. 5 and o.
One Of two undivided Lots in the
town of Geneva, fate of New York
And the Eouies and Lots IN Dunn.
flies, now occupied ~ James Smith, ard 0y
applying TO whom any iurther particulars will
be made known Rejecting the aforementioned
property; which will be fold urdsr tie fuper-
inheritance and direction OF Timothy Butdjge.
This iale is TO be made in purluancr of an
order of the Commigonrrs of Bankruptcy fitting
III the cafe OF james Smith, Bankrupt, III
confcquence of mortgage entered into by the
iaid James Smith on the 6th day Of January,
1909, to the fnbiciiE:crs, to fecure tie payment
of the flm Of money, in the mortgage deed men,
toned.
Bond and fecurity ia TO be taken for the pur-
chaic money, ard The legal title is to remain in
the fAid Bethlne and Smith, uatA the fame pur-
chafe money be fully paid
DIVE BETHUNE,
BY his Attorney Jas. Ja Margarum.
ANDREW SMITH,
by his Attorney Jas Jno. Margaium.
aF'Thc foregoing advertisements
approved of by me
AGignce of the Creditors in The cafc ct James
Smith, Bankrupt.
Dumfrics, March Is. Gods
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The American brig Mercury, James Yeards.
ley, matter, laden WIN tailow, skios, and horns
having ALTO quantity of fpccie and ingots Of
gold, captured by the Bli.iih fhip o war A.ne,
rica, has been setored. Ship, cargo and !pecie
az claimed
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Tbs motion was fappofted by Mr.. Tracy ana
Mr.. Hillhoufe, and oPpofed by Mr.. John Smith
(os Ohio) AID Mr.. Cooke.
MIR. Nicholas moved that the Hours Of Re.
prcfentatives. be informed thar th- Senate will
en- Monday proceed to pronounce judgment.
a motion was then made to adjourn the Court
until TO morrow, and carried.
This is the mast delectaBlr A;ttle ditty that
has get been furnished us-the /" loUe sick
szvaia' has enforced its claim 10 Ptt6AcG-.
tioa By the pozyeyW and brilliant arga'
nlent 81 a Dollar that accem4pmHea!t'