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5000 tickets ar 10 dollars each, 1900
~. B. Prizes fuhje6Sed deducis ofhfteen per
ent.
This lottery has been authorized by The Legislature Of
Virginia for the landabe purpote Of erecting feninsry
osearnug. in the metropolis of this rate With
this view contemplated rae 5000 dollars and
SEQ dollars IN addition for deiraying hc expences at
re- DAFT on drawing The lottery. Cit of the irit
fpea 4b,y hag, hsea fee9ed tuRces and they have
pledged them elves u:e their utmo ex-rtions car
ry il ato efc. The ichen,e has the advantage of CIV
lag to each avtsture chance for fome very large prizes
hi the proportion Of prizes blanks 70 great to
invite the ends of the Intended uS;on partake IN
the !attery, with very little rik Of their becoming looters
ne reaurer OF this Rate to beaPponted TO receive the
money for the tickets they 1o and pay the
iaount OF the przes the fortunate advenufers lt Is
deved that the above eonderaiions will induce rapid
fae OF tickets and the drawing will commence as fon as
fuficnr number ihali he fold authorize (which e
believed viii be on tn: iecond Monday in December
nsxs.
Richmond January 81. 1905. 60
~ TICKETS to be had Of Ro-
bert Pollard, DR.. |, peterborough,
fun, VIM. Price, Reg Samuel Plea
Tants. Jun. and VIM. Prichard.
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To all uhoas 1t may Concern.
junc IL.

=
KNOW YE, thar whereas Sufficient number
of the members of the Mutual Ahurance Society
againa Fire on Buildings of the Stare of Vrgi.
MA, ufder the twentieth article of the Rules and
Regulations Of the fail Society, have rcquelttd
thai a GENERAL MEETING of the Society
hould be called il the month Of July next, ard
previous 10 the payment Of the quota called for
becoming due, the members OF tie E,id Mutual
AGmancc Society are hereby called on TO make a
General Meeting, It'd, is majority OF the mem.
bers to he pseeat in pehon, or by proxy duly
authorized for the P'Fpofs, on Monday The
goth day of July next, at the CspifoI i. the city
CT Richmond, q, ,he h u OF z q 'alk.
W. Fouihee, Prsfdent
M. 4, S.
Genera. Csc ofsKGuIance, -
Richmond June 70, e0oW
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mbr0Ued Arable Lands
TO LET.

-
THE fubfcriber is willing to leafe,
FORE term Of years, about 1900 acres of arabic
land, par, Of the Mount Vernon eRate.
The UNION FARM t1aSs contains abou.
600 acres, and will be divided into three tcne-
nents, each of which VII be accommodated With
a dvelling houfe, quarters, and ufi-ient barn
room. The meadow, containing 60 or 70 acres
will be divided into three equal parts, one of
which to be added TO each .tenement.
MUDDY HOLE FARM contains about 4 %
acres, is divided into fix delds has on il two
dgeIiing houfes, quarters Barn ard corn houf.,
ard will be let TO Que perion divided into TWO
tenemen,s, as may be mott futzble.
Petition TO be given as fon az the growing
crops are removed, with liberty to the tenants to
feed in The autumn. For terms apply to the fua.
icriber, or in his abfence TO Nathaniel c. Hnstey,
manager on the efate. The above farms are
from TO miles from Alexandra.
Bulhrod Warrington.
Mount Vernon, May o. zaw3w law
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70 Rent,

For eur 0, mare y<a,s, bat Oalaa6k
DISTILLERY AND MILL,
Late tic Properly OF General GEoRGs WASH
1NGroN of Monnt Vernon, situated G.. a
navigable creek within zine miles of Alexsn-
dFla.
This Diltilley has five large Stills
and Boiler erected upon the late lmprove! plan,
with heds for rafting and fa'ning Hogs, alto falls
for thirty Bsevcs.
In point of iieuation none can exceed it, the
eafy acctis TO Maryland, will always eniure the
greatsf abundance of grain for carrying 90 tie
di9l!ing buGaclsin iis mof txfrnfve ftae, indc.
pendent OF its own neigh5ourhocd, which has
always been abfe to fopfly.it. The mill will
quise Eome repairs, which will be doncd at the
croprietor's expcnce; fhe has manufactured great
quantities OF Floui, and may eaGly be made to DO
il again To this mill is coorer's Chop, ard d
comfortable dwelling houfe. Application to be
made to the fubfcribcs, near the fpot.
LAW. LEWIS.
Woodland, Inn Or
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TO BE SOLD.
a q Itw.m.

FOR READY MONEY
Puriuant to leverd DEGREES of the high
court OF Chanccry, held a, the City Of Rich
nond, dated on the zzd day Of September and
laof October, 1901, the ooh of March, and
1sth Sept. 1902,
A TRACT OF LAND,
Espr.Gcd by iaid de:rees to have been mort
gagged by William Armlfiead and Anne Cary his
wife, 10 certain Abraham Morehoule, of the
town of Alexandra, and to have been transfere
red by laid Abraham Moreboute TO Jeae Simm
of f4id town, and TO be lying an: being on Bulls
Run, in Prince William County, and to con'ainl
elevep hundred and forty acres. 1t is expected
that thcfa who VIII, TO purchafc viii examine the
land. The falc vii! take place at James Wig
ein,on's tavern in Hay Market, in tie aforeiaid
county OF Prince William, Oh Friday 18th day
of July, 1904.
Thomas Lee, fen. Conn.,
Gerard Alexander,
juuc IL. Gods
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THIS Is TO gaze Notice.

~
THAT the (ubfcriber, of the county of Alex
andfia, hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
the iaid county letters of Administration on ;he
psrfonai eaate Of PhiIip Marfteler, late ofthe
faid county of Alexandria, de2caEd--All per-
fous having claims againf the aid decesfrd are
hereby warned to exhibit the fame, with the
vouchers thereof TO the fubfcriber AT or before
the 9ih day Of December next, they may other.
wife BY law be excluded from all benefit of faid
efate.
Given under my hand this ninth day of
June, 1904.
Ferdinand May2eller,
Administrator OF P. M.riteI!er.
e. All perfons indebted to the faid efa,e are
rtq'-ited 4 make immtdia,s payment to the a.
boye namsd admiDiarasor.
oju@e ~ zaw3@
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fyty Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY from the fublcrlber
on the 18th of May, 1903, a negro nan nam:d
OSBORN

He is abou; feet or inches high font
made; he formerly lived with Mr. John Abs'
of Alexandra as a waiter. From his having exc
prened dehre to Wifi bis relations about tue
t,lne purch.fed him, am induced TO bel's's
Ire now is in the ncighborhood of Nanicmo] ms
flasher is the property OF Mr.. Charles PYe. aoa
his mother and filter property Of jofeph Heard
both of Charles county, fate of Maryland. / ~
clothes he tool with him are not recolle6sed, f%'
cep, blue calIi rner round abcat, and WOOL ha''
over which he 1me,imcs ufed to wear an ciLco
cover. will give the above reward tor dsIiVs.-
log him 10 MeGrs. Samuel Croudion anc Co' 10
Alexandra, or thirty dollars for fecurng E'm N
any TAIL in Maryland or Virginia, ard sd'n's
me thereof that may get him again. ,-
WILLIAM DAWSON.
Winchester, June I. i@"o
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TO RENT.

TI.s p~e'lios ilaGie as,d o.o ein Pince fteee,
ce due, esa Of tAe honie oscafsd oy D. G..
D,ek; thv} IL both in good fepalr P & 6an
"a q had lloineats.e-y. Appy as above.
Iuae f. de,eO
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WILLIAM RAMSAY

BEING ar.Asous 10 cIoic bis iormer briinefs,
,equsits al thole who afe indeb'ed 10 mn TO tet-
re their accounts as carly as Pt.toie, and thofe
who have claims sgalnis Inn VIII p.ssie preient
Item seE aaiufnent.
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Fin chanc,ry.

THE defendant, Jolhua Ward, not
having entered bis appearance, and given iseuf'.
~ according to thea of AhtmbIy and toe rules
OF this Court, ana il appeaTihg - the idfls'aeton
OF the court, upon sfh lart, that the ta'd deieo-
dans, Io!hua Ward, IS not an iahabitant OF this
dRria: Ga motion of the faid compIainants, by
their couniel, IL is ordered, thar the iad deEen-
dant, J1hla Ward do apprar here on the h'it
day OF June court nest, and enter his aPpearance
TO the iuit, and Civ. f:coriy FOR performing the
decree of the court, ard thar the other deandans,
Iohn Vowel and Thomas Vowell, Jun. DO NOT
pay away, convey or lscfetc the debts by them
owing to, or the enare ef:tts in their hands
belonging TO the Eid ablent defendant, Jolhua
Ward, urtil the further order or decree OF the
court, and thar copy of this order be forthwith
publahed tor two months iucceflvely, in both OF
the public newfpapers puhFhed in this county, &
that another copy BE- poGed ar the font door OF
the Court Houfr offaid couay,
ACopy. TeR,
ArA Iawzn.
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l. q 5 {,

IL ~ - =,
On Thuddav the 3oih day Of May l4f, op
pcfte the mouta OF Gre2s ,Yeocomico, IN Virginia,
A BOAT
Of the dtfcripti that toioweth: Her bottom
was very bare o! HnG, as lhe had not been graved
for comfortable tme her Gdei paiored red,
gunwales very mucn chaftd, ard one of them
had been fplicsd forward. only lore and aft
thant, the top of her fern had been iplit off
add one Gie nailed on, high fdes and frong built.
Whoever taxes her up and fecufes her, 70 that
ger her again., fhall receive FIVE DOLLARS,
and If delivered to Msffs. M'Cubbn ard Doug
sa(s, Baltimorc, heiis. HsrlhGrne and TAYLOR
Norfolk, or Gel. George Gilpin, Alexandria,
they fhall be paid for their trou|,Ir extra.
Beal Clements.
eqnia, lune Is. eo3w
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BENNETT and WATTS
HAVE IMPORTED,
By the Augutta, via Baltimore, aud opened TOT
Safe,
Iri{h Linens and Sheetlngs,
Cotton Kericymeres, coIor'd and itriped Nan.
keens, D-oms, Jeanets, Fuaians, Dmities, and
fine Cotton ShiHlng.
CUTLERY:
Amongst which are complete letts Ivory handle
Knives and Forks of the hrit quality; Slagg's
brf Steel ST kies.
Black and navy blue fup,Ffne Cloths and
Kerfryneres, Eagings and Laccs, amongf which
are htoad French black and point Lacesi PLAIN
and pic nc ELK Gloves various colours, fix and
cotton eiaic oufpenders, white and brown Rnt>
ia Sheet,ngs AMI Drills.
Cd, Sd, lod, I'D and 2od
Aat point Wlougat Mails, pit, CT Is cut and mill
feel plate Saws.
{ Jcne "a. ss,rRw z:ajw r,3lw
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A4& lawzm.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Alexandra County, to Wit:

Alexandra County, to W.T.:
March adjoarred S.9Fan, 1904.
Richard Prime. Complainant,
AGAINST
Nathaniel Duke and Catha.
riDe his w,fe, 2eaecca ALI
foo, lanes NJ. M Res, John
M'Res, Robt. NJ Rea, Nan.
cy Alton M'Rea, Henry
Lyles MIRA, and Aililon
M'Rea, heirs and Devices >In Chancery.
OF Roht. MIRA, decesied,
and Aeprfs MIRA and .Ro~
bert MRcs, iurvivlng ex.
ccuiors of r bert M'Rea,
deeesfcd, AID Samuel Gran.
de ard Samuel Nichols, ID.
miniits.tors OF Mich. Them,
deceafcd, Defendants,
THE defendant, Samuel Nichols,
admioifyator OF Michael Thorn, decealed, DOT
hayirg entered his appearance, and given feeuri-
~ according TO the rules Of this ccuyt arzA ap.
pearing TO the fa,istattion of the couss, t6al he
is<not an ohabitant O.. this dfiritt: On motion
of the onplaiuant, BY his counicl, II /, ?rdlrea,
that the fad deinndant, Samuel Nichols. 90
appear here on Sht fft dy OF June court next,
ad anlxte the plaintiffs bill, and that copy Of
this orlei be forthwith inferred fos two mopshs
facccfively in 18th Of the public newspapers pub
Lined in this county, and that anotheg copy be
potted az The front door Of the Court Houie o
faid county.
ACopy, Tef,
G. DSNEALE, c. C.
"a q, 1.u,n
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Edre0rd Hack!y g Hm. Ranyay,
HAVING TfiIS DAY

II -
HAVING TfiIS DAY
Enterrd into partocrlhip under the firm of Hack
ley AID Rcmfar, cffcs for fale Al their ftare,
coruer Of K,ng and Pitt Streets near she Wath
ing,on Tavern, a general saortmsnt OF
N7nss, SbiY1taoals Liquors, Gfoce-
res, sc.
warranted geauiae, VIZ:
London particular Aladelra, in pipes 81
halt DO. -
Lisbon
Cuimana and -
: Malaga,
Port OF an excellent quality in bo,tiss
Meiocs Clares, IN cafes OF two dos.
Loaf Lampsand Mu.coy ado Sugars,
Strip asd MoieiIes,
London bottied Porter,
Jamaica and Autis ia Spirits,
Holland aud Country Gin,
Cognsc and Barcelona Brandy,
While VINE Vinegar,
Philaless t,hia aud Albany Chocolate,
Fig Blue, Msdder, Copperas, B'imnone,
Salt Petre and Allan,
En9iilh and Country Gun Powder,
Shot, af rtsd,
Gecrg'a Cotton,
laperiai,
Hyioo 'Cbulang, !.
Eyfon, FRESH Teas q ne
Young Hyfoa, latest 1npsrtati-
tlJ;on Skin, tons.
ind
Soectr ugs, assorted.]
Psis Gteen Cahte,
Spices. ct every kind,
Dnrh4m ard D.x0t's MaHard,
Ieiprs's SnuH,,
Spsoih Sugars of good quality,
P4fS.t Sait toE table uie,
Piies IN boxes,
Wrapping Payer,
Ge6llaiiad ii,
sroughton's 6isters,
Owe,
Sal Leather,
D-mij ms,
kiae ard Bailey, &c. sc. 49,
June I. 6ideo
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RICHARD VEITCH and. q,

NICf1 AND WEIGH and q,
. HAZE JUST RECEIVED
ffom London. and for fale a, their wlrebo,e.
!. $50 pieces we'll cholen printed Co.,
ieoes, Chintzee, Cambrics. &c.
800 pieces white, coloured and fan.
cy Cambria, and other Mullins.
Muffin Shawls, black Gotta, Diml
ties, Jeans, fancy Waifcoatiog, Cotton H,.
Cotton ard silk Gloves, fine 6 4 twia, Che,k
fs;ped Cottons, sc.
e. The above Goods are entitled to Draw.
back on expectation.
May II. j
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JAMES ). oIOi"i.
I Il I L q z,
HAS tu r RpcEIysD

London l'lperhne Navy blue, black.
corbeaa and dab cloths OF a hyperion quaifr
ANo on hard bottle and graf. green, clafet, Gin
naE1on, olive, drab, oxford ard other mixlnr.s
ct cloths ard cafIimercs; fqe India diui,y, and
company nankeens, cotton caiIimcrcs & naDk in~,s
fix horenine, faf,onsble msdcilIes and Civ
velvet w2islcoa(itg, rk and cotton braces sq
which he 1'l diipoie Of or make up on the noe
moderate terms.
Juoe g. d,.o,n
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BY AUTHORITY.
n y

Schsms O. a Lottery.
T. sMl1 az .9cae<szy ix Tie ciy IF Rabmosi.
Dolls.
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PASTURAGE.

AZ 4 ~ ANAASL.
Excellent PaNorsgc for Ha,frs at I've D,,.
lars Per N nth Eaqoae Of Mr. John Hod kin
at the lndlat Q zen, or OF
James Monkey,
near the poor Houie.
-, i'fe z. drw COW
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
C9aatyof Aicxan4tia.- g wit:
Mveb adJoR,aed Glbs.B, 8o4.

The Prehiens ard Directors Of
the Mnine Iniurance Com
pany Of Alexandria, Com
plainants,
AcAfNsT
jofhua Ward, and John Vow.
ell and Thomas Voweli, Jun.
Defendants,
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Prize lafl drawn ticket having
blank 20 les nambrr,
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she advantages acquired BY the revolu-
ton, which has cost them, %, much y
bove al, the sacrifice Of = million Of
brave men, who have died for the de.
fence Of their rights. Y Y .
I wish that we may say 20 them, on
The t4th Of July this year-Gfteen year,
have elapsed aimee BY . spontaneous
movement, you ranto arms, you acquir-
ed liberty, equality, and glory. This
day those first blessings Of nations are
firmly 6xedand secured against Ill tenn
pests; they are preserved to you and to
your children institutions conceiv-
ed and commented in the bosom
lof the storms of war, interior and
exterior, are about to terminate amidae
the noise Of wicked attempts and plots
of the most mortal enemies, inthe adop-
ton Of every MEASURE which the expert
ence Of ages and the people have de-
monstrated proper, to guarantee rights
which the nation had judged necessary to
her dignity, liberty and hahtinsss.
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TEE Hosr GRACIOUS ANSWER OF
), THE: FIRST CONSUL,
! 10 the Adaress ef the .Srnafors.


Your address ofthe 9th Germinal, has
never ceased TO be present TO my mind ;
4 has been the object of my moss con-
stant attention. : - : 49, So
You have judged Unnecessary that the
supreme magistracy should be heredita-
~ IN order % secure the French people
from the plots Of our enemies, and from
the eonvulsions which would spring from
the ambition Of rivals. Many Of our in.
solutions must have appeared 10 YOU TO
bebronght 20 perfection, and 10 Be more
perfect to secure the triumph Of eg,aakty
and public liberty, and to oifert b the na-
mon and 20 the government the double
guaransse which they 80 much want.
We have constantly been guided by
this great truth and the sovefeirnty re.
sides IN the French People on this ba-
sis, every thing, without exception.
must be done for their Interests, happii.
ness, and glory; in order TO attain
tina end, the Supreme Magisracy, the
Senate, the Council Of the State. the
Legislative Body, the ELECTORAL ColIes-
e., and the various branches of the ad-
ministration. are and must be instituted.
When l have 6sed my attention on these
great objects, the mere / have been per-
suaded of the truth Of the sentiments
which I expressed TO you, and I have
felt the more and more that, 10 cireun-
stances - new - important, the aid. Of
your wisdom and experience have been
necessary 70 me IN every step. T.
Itheninvite you to make kneHn %
me freely your sentiments.
Tne French People haDs Nothing 70 add
O. ne honsrs andfhs giory Which fhes
haps coaf syredabsa ne but the duty
the most saeredto me, and the most dear
% ny heart, istoinsure 70 their children
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sena himself, but policy causes him TO
keep on good terms with Napoleon, Who
in his turn sees him without confidence
and employs him from necessity only,
not Knowing really 70 whom Otherwise to
trust the important place Of Governor Of
Paris. The faction Of Generals 10 re-
garded by the Senators, as very DANCE
rous, and they have therefore advised
the First Consul 70 exclude for the fa-
ture, as much - possible generals from
being members Of the Senate. The tri.
bunes on the contrary jealous ofthe pow
er and pay Of the senators court the dis.
affected, and with the legislative corpu
disire in their body a. many generals ~
possible, and it Is believed that the two
constitutional corps, win It any future
vacancy Of the Chief Magistrate Of the
republic, Join the faction Of General. TO
exclude all Bonspartes from their future
pretentions. - T A
4" Even among his brothers Napoleon
Bonaparte looks upon Joseph a. his only
friend, as Lucien IS his avowed opposer
and Louis Is ledentirely by him. As to
Jerome he IL in complete disgrace with
all his sisters and brothers, for having
married . woman who has English blood
in her veins. Gen. Duroc 10 yet the
First consul's friend, though he envies
Murat his place a. Governor, and Tai.
leyrand his place Of minister, q place to
whiehhe had promised to sueceed, should
Tallevrand reaiun Or die. -
"Several thousand books and PAM
Phlets have been printed, and with large
sums, distributed in the armies among
the officers and soldiers, and great pre-
sents are preparing for the day of eorO-
nation" -
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We are informed that on Thurs
day last a. the brig Jefferson, capt.
Croker, from Bordeaux for New York,
was coming into the Hook, the British
trigate Cambrian boarded her andorder-
ed her for Halifax. Capt. Swaine, Of
the ship American Packet informs, that
the same frigate detained an inward
bound ship for three hours, and then
she stood OF to the sonthward he was
in company with her the whole Of Sa-
tsurday iaat, but did mot speak her.
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At q meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Mutual Insurance Society of the
State Of Virginia, heldin, Richmond, the
late order made by the Directors fthae
institution, for the payment Of "a QaOsa,
was rseinded. = = - -
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FRANCE.

1N&A1NSCbs
In the London e. Sun" of the 26th OF
May Is the. following extract ofa private
letter from Paris =
Do not imagine that the address of
the projects express the opinion ofthe de.
partments ofths people, more than the
address Of the generals, the sentiments
Of the eficers and Of the soldiers, concer.
ming the hereditary imperial dignity IN
the Bonaparte family.. No, the former
a. well a. the latter, have either been ex-
torted or bought from individuals,
whose ambition or cupidity will write
any thing or subscribe any thing, and
who have formerly addressed Robes-
pierre a they now do Bonaparte and -
they hereafter win do Louis XVIII.
should he be restored 10 power. The
mass ofthe French nation l. tired of war,
and disguised with the revolution but
1t the same time - totally Indifferent q
bout Bonaparte a. about MORGAN, or any
other great man who figured in the reyo-
tuition. ~: ~. ,,..:.. -. ~
Though they want spirit Or patrio-
tism TO assert their rights, and 10 publish
their opinions, they have sense enough
to see, information enough to Judge, and
experience enough to know, that the re-
turn Of order and oftranquilisy depends
entirely upon the return Of the Bourbons I;
and that neither the Senatus Consulee,
DEGREES Of the tribunate, or commanded
addresses, can ensure the rank Of the Boz
napartes any longer than Napoleon'slife i;
and that those very persons who have
now been the first to proclaim, the here
ditary sovereignty IN his family will then
come forward as the first pretenders 70
his dignity, to the exclusion of his rela-
sives, persons foreigners in France, and
who have performed nothing to be ele.
waited, and less to be tolerated for.
!" Here exists = faction, which Bona,
parte calls = faction Of generals, Of which
Massena and Macdonald are regarded ii
chiefs but to which neither Jourdan, St
Cyr, Berthier nor even Murat are stran
gers. The latter though related 10 The
Bonapartes, detests - cordially Joseph
Lucien, and Louis Bonapsrte, a Ma
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-10

The Coroner's Inquest,2 which kas
been sitting since the l3th iuIt. after 4
diligent and laborious investigation Of
Witnesses and circumstances, relating to
the death Of Gen. Hamilton, last evening
brought in verdict Of MURDER by
AARON BURR. We have not yet
seen the Official paper containing the YER
dict, but we understand that IL amoaass
% Murder Of the highest degree.
= = -, IME Paper.
Capt. Johnson Of the brig Lydia, ar
rived At New.York from Guadalupe,
informs that previous to his sailing, or
ders had been issued there, directing the
capture Of all American and other vessels
bound for any Of the psrts of 81. Domin-
60. Martinique continued in state Of
blockade, by one ~, two frigates, and
an armed brig. a Il
"A letter from Liverpool, to Eentle.
man in Boston, dated May "a, save
{" I am about to add some intelligence,
which is not Of . pleasing nature. Up
wards of thirty sail Of American vessels
have been taken by the French cruisers;
upon what Pretence I cannot learn" a
The Swedish schooner Susanna, capt.
Galway, ten days from Jeremie, put IN
to Nassau, N. p. on the 9th inst. in
distress Captain 9. informs, that four
days before he sailed, general massacre
Of the whites took place At Jerenie, when
upwards Of 1000 men, woman and chill
drenfell victims to the sanguinary rage
ofthe brigands.-The cause assigned tor
this massacre, was the desertion Of Mr..
Renolds q white man) an officer in the
service Of the brigmds, who went ON
board the Bri,ishfrigats Tartar Cspt.
Pekins. Information was sent to gene
raj Dessalinea, and he dispatched an Off
Ger with orders 10 zee . general nsassa
lsfe executed.