Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-16

s,at Of the COmnaa C9ohcsl, I'm Pstls
.s,v eletfed u thar Off
a,Strs. G.. lsaagphier.is s.. aer asraor in place
Thoaas pseftap, reiigesa.
ass,tj, thar the alley Iea9'eg fronl P iace
!. north, forming wet into r ay-.i NfreG at
[. G.igrr's hooIe be sim.iediately paved, and
| ,hs.lseeS ccmmisfi s,nefs Do. execute be faid
4 AID cha rge the POI eJsy aita the sx2snce
COPY from he M,aut-s.
Tsa. !. N. M'REA &C
a.. Hzn,9.s Ere Eiecfion. The Concord
"a s.fof The 2SsR III. contains state
# the votes for Governor in 2o2
[rns. The aggrsgase ofwhich arc:
PR Coy. Gilman. l1,.e4
For Mr.. Langdon, &C. Ga
FederS MAJORITY, 371s
KebrssentegsVcs.
from aTl INSTRUMENTATION we have CLEAN
h we can see no JUST grounds 10 conelade
\. federal majority in the house isHnuch
[sssaed i. this election. Many change
he beer. effected, some for better Others
asorses
" have received Klngaon. Tan esress 20
b 81 March. a q The en- coogains she
|EO8ls s.,;s'es:
9 By the ,aoop Tso.siiter., ;rfz 3sys from
Eusaua, we seara toss tic lhp Fly, and The
big csohae foe Halifax and New yosk, have
k.n captured By French pry%tesr.''
The papsr Of the 18th anpopnees 'tat the feh'r
..iitsm, Yanng. from AK Caves, with cafee
nd p4G.ogsrs, is iesained by bis 8.itannic ma
jA'sb'ig Paplhon, N. Y Psp.
Erlraet If afrtter from a gent!!eal N in Pc
fb,to merchant IN N. 1ork, 6ated FEB.
5, 1904.
Our commissioners for setting Anne
ican claims have sent. it is said, the great
g part of accounts certified to the French
bureaus for fixing The balances but none
nc yet de6nitiyely settled or certified toll
hnto obtain the ministers bills; and it.
y generally said no bills win be given, I'M
d Instructions are received from the u.
Sntes |; and that NO accounts will be set
kdoreven examined, except such as are
Nthe note annexed to the treaty and
gsat number even of those will not be de-
uded On until instructions are received /;
hr instance, such as CLAIM jrsi5hts due by
ne french government the idea being that.
hey are somprehended within the terms of
ls eonyentioD. Many are OF opinion a
new convention will be made in order to-
paealfprehend a greater number ofcases, and
nat will take in all just claims due our CT
aaens and in that case it is said the 90 mil
IONS ms will not pay the principal of what is
'aes Of course, the interest, nearly 40 per
slt will be lost, or congress have to pro-
ps tor It., On this it is probable new
weston viii arise. The present treaty
aI convention being adopted, and become
! law of the Uaited States, and under
'mch certain individuals have acquired
g - rights icaA they be deprived Of any
susose rights by any law or treaty to be
= ssae; and will not such law be ex post
:, a'o and contrary to the constitution? AS
'ssnaye the convention IN both languages
.Oawlll judge oft. It is needless to re-
i. any of the arguments made use of
~ ME-; those of our commissioners / cam
: give, as / have no direct communica.
~, aus With them on the subject, and report is
- elom TO be depended on. Oar govern
~ su' It IS said, is fully instructed, of course
~ ~ Will be better informed in America
). IN we are. The deiav is TO be lament
Sa and great many here are suffering
~s'rast GA letter rom Wasbingtop, ~ c.
dated Aprll 1.
A. balinefs is uncommon dull for the fcafpng
=, VIC rear IL will be 20 all famne.--we hayr