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FIIVIPLE PRIpEEYY TI15 ===55 2,
HE Corner Brick Tenement in This ei,v. IN he
oecauatinn Of M-Fr. Ellis ~ Allan. Indab r.
Others iorn'ing three nores with cellars and ae.
eommoda ions fer three farilres-aiio tbreek t,b
ems attached 20 ~ with all other sppondages.
Mr. l"hr Price VIII thew the boundarie. rs
the l'nd alto, he var. US oonveuienees This 4,
tuation for mercantile buGnefs 70 far recommend.
itiel' 'h'r any 'arhe defcrip'i or eonnen, I'm
on It Is though unnseeG4ry Thofe who are d;f-
p'ie' TO pnrchaie '9'll he Pleaicd to make acpi-
cation 10 the 'ubfcriber betUeen,b;s and d.. a.,
OF mex month, and IL no. fold by thar da,e Al, -.
va'e 'aie, :, will he offered public tale for r,I
m ney. Should the fubfltibct b. ab(ent fey, d..
IN the mean time, Jos Gstego and Jo, scot.
eiq'. or either o. hem, viii have ADEQUATE po-,.
er' 70 conclude an agrtcment, "hi,h Will be- ,ul>
confirmed and ratified -
d AVID ROSS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

The answers OF AeraaA.r ,Tames Dallas
To the heterogeneous, exhibited upon
the enquiry into the Official condnct of
Samuel Chase, AN Richard Peters, Es-
CURES now depending in the House of
Representatives of the Congress OF the
UnitrI Sintns
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15
congressional Register.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Debate IN Committee # the UHole,
ON THE
IMPEACHMENT
or
y U ID G 4 III n S E..
Monday, December 8, 1904.
Monday, December 8, 1904.
MIR. Varnum in the Chair.
ne reported articles were read.

ne reported articles were read.
Mr.. Elliot. 1t will be reco.lected, Mr.,
Chairman, by every member OF the com
mItiee who was present at the close Of tive
last session, that upon the report of the
committee oil inquiry, recommending the
impeachment Of Judge Chase, no member
but myself thought proper 10 deliver his
sentiments l Seel TO inclination 10 retra-
vel tie ground which then occupied in
solitude especially as the opinions which
then advanced remain unaltered. Nor
have | disposition to embarrass the pro.
ceedings. l wish, indeed, 10 Simplify
them. But I feel it my duty to suggest
that course Of proceeding, and that mode
OF decision, which believe To be demand.
cd equally By our duty TO the person ac-
cuSed, TO cur own consciences, and 10 our
country and ! shall suggest them with
confidence rather than with difidence. be-
cause they are so extremely obvious. !
believe 1t to be our duty deliberately TO in-
vestgate the principles involved in The re-
port, some of which are certainly novel.
and to take distinet questions upor each
general head Of accusation. Pecause 7
think Mr.. Chase ought TO be impeached
Tor two or three nisdemeanors, / cannot
give my vote in favor Of articles ACCUSING
him Of eight high crimes and thirty or for.
~ misdeneanors. If should be 50 for
tunate as to be seconded in the opinions
which / entertain upon this subieCl. I
will move to amend the report ufon the
'ableby striking out that part which relates
" the condact Of Judge Chase on the Fri.
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Leave Scloto sslt-works every other Mond,y 4, G
u m Z arrive at Lewisburg on Sa,a .tlay by n m.
Us From Staunton, by Middlebrool;. prown;.
burg Lexington, Natural bridge Fincasyle. Air
mount, Montgomery Ii and New Dublin. to
Wythe c h once week.
Leave stSnnton every Friday at m and ar
rive AZ Wytlie h on Monday By pm Leave
Nythc c h every Tuesday at 4 N. and arrive al
S'aunton the next Friday by 10 M.
o. From New Cubiin, by Tazewcl, c h or
Jettersonville, Russell c Ii and Lee E h to C,,.n.
be land Cap orce in two weeks.
Leave New Dublin every other N.ondav 1T
m and arrive Al Cumberland Gap the next S..
turday by 6 p nj. ReiaTnigg--eave Cumberland
Gap every other Sunday az a m and arrive =,
New Dublin the next Friday by y m
65 From WyShc, by Austinvie. Gravson c h
scuilcanp, NJ 2uB,airy and Bcthania, 10 Salem
once week,
LesTe Wyske In every Tuesdsy 1t = n ana
arrive at Salem the next Friday by 10 IN Re.
'H'niHg-leave Salem, every Saturday a, 6 q. r,
and arrive at Wy,he C b on Monday ~ pm.
IN North Carolina.
90 From Suffolk, Viyg. by Everitt's BRIDGE
aud Gates c h 10 Eden,ep twice week.
Leave Sutfoll, every f.iolday and F,;dav A.,
p m and arrive at Edenrcn on tuesday a,.i sat,,r.
day by one r m. Retngirg- leave Edenton eve.
y Sunday and Thursday at . m and ar
rive at Suffolk on Monday and Friday by 9 a m.
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NOTE 6.

The poft mater general may expedite the
mpls and alter tie times CT arrival e depar,ur. \,
any titi; curing the continuance of the contra
ne u'puiating an aosluste compensation FOR 40
extra exPenfe that may be ocesGoned thereby
fifteen minutes Gal! be slowed Zoe omen
Ing and cloiing tl!e mails at al oEieoq v,h-r. 90
particular time is fpceifel
FoT every Sairty ;nigutcs dzlay ;unavo;d,b,o
accidents exeepte6) in arriving alter the tim. rro
ie'ihed IN any coatTa2 tbS contractor G,all foef.;
on- dollar aud il ths delay continues until he
departure Of ANY depending mail, whereby the
mails defined Tor iuch depending mail loCc erin
an sddiioua forfeiture Of dolls n,a!I he i,,,rrcs
New!P1peEs Is wei. Is letters are t. DC Zen. in
the T.aii and il sly PerfaR making pgopoials, dc
ares TO carry newiPape,s, D.hcr th..i tno(e car-
veycd III the mail for h:s own enoiument be
muit Gate in his pTeFCfs.s for VIVA, finn he viii,
carry with the cmcluIlent, and tor vvba, C,m
withour t,lc er.oiUmert
Should any pcrlon t,skinr propor,Is d.G-.
an alteration c. Tie times oG arrival and depa-ture
above fpecifed, &c moG iase in hi. proporal. tic
alteration dehTed, and the difference they will
make in the terms OF the contra9
serious mailing Propoisls are deiired To rate
their prices by the year Thoic who CONRAD
VIII receive their ray quarterly ia the mon,hs of
Auguity November, February ard Ray, in one
month after the expiration Of e,ch quarter
NO other than Tree white perloa fhall be
employed to convey the mall
Where the Propofer int.nds to convey the
mail in he body of Gage carriage, he Ia dcsircd
to Gate it in his proposals.
The poa nalter general reccrvcs to himfelf
the righe Of declaring any CONTRACT 1T AL end
whenever three failures happen which amour: TO
the lots Of trip each.
10 The contracts for the above routes are 70 he
in operation on the i.A day of April next, and
are to continue in force for two years
GIDEON I RANGER,
Post Nlcster General.
General Post Office. Hashing.2
ton City, Non. Is, 1904. VITAL
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-Four Dollars Per Ampm paid in ndoance.7
p RO PO s AIS

<or carrying Nails ctfhc Uufcd Stafes on
Me foAo wing Post Roads, gviN6e ,eceived
az As General Post Office in Washington,
"Hni the fourteenth day Of january nc.rt
iacl01ve.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29

The work now offered 10 the American reader
exhibits 4 complete view of the Antiquities,
Manners, Customs, religious Ceremonies, Laws,
Arts and Literature Of ancient Greece at the
period of IFS greatest splcndor. a knowledge of
these has hitherto been only attanabe by labo.
rions perusal Of wrIyers vino have been little so.
Ecitcus 10 Join entertainment with instruction
The TRAVELS OF ANAcuARsIs, on the contra
", are so written, that the reader may frequent
ly be induced to imagine he is perusing work of
mere amusement, invention and fancy till his
eye glances 10 the bottom OF the page, when lac
perceives there is scarcely sentence, and not
single fact or circumstances, but is supported by
The authority of some ancient suthor. The a.
TazinG number Of these quotations may, perhaps,
at first sight, seem to have been unnecessary, and
70 have more the appearance of parade OF cru
diton than to be oil any real utility but it is to
be remembered that, 1T the same time that they
must be highly acceptable to the man of real
leaning, by enabling him to refer Immediately 10
the original Author, they arc extremely useful,
nay, we may say, absolutely necessary, even to
such readers as can never be supposed 10 have
ny intention to consult the authorities quoted as
they clearly shew that such an idea, or such
Circumstance Is not merely decoration or The
offspring of the fancy of the author, but ininied-
atey taken from some ancient writer, and there
fore perfectly accordaut to the general scope and
plan Of tic work.
TERMS.
1. The FIST Edition IN America Of Anacharsis',
Travels, Will be comprised in four volumes otla.
vo.
a. Il shall be printed or handsome wove paper
and new type casting for the purpose. Each
volume will contain about 400 pages.
III. The price 10 subscribers per volume bound
and lct,eted, will be two dollars in boards
dollar and IS cents, to be paid OH delivery of
Ill. 4 !
doI7rs per set.
". There shall be handsome map Of Greece
given with the first volume, TO be executed by
one Of the FIRST engrayers.
b. Subscriptions received at s. Peasants
priniing-oface and bookstore. Richmond.
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Westllam Iron Foundery,
Ne DIR RICHMOND.

THE subscriber takes the liberty cfinforming
the public tina, he has taken i lease and is 1T
present working the above ioundery and having
provided the best artists in that line from New
York ana George Town, Together wiki Pig Iron
c: the hrsr quality
PROPOSES TO cast--AIill gudgeons & Inks of E.
very description also, cast iron wheels for the ma
chmery of mills Kumford, registered and plain
g,;lss; crate front and bottoms, for Rumfordi-
ing hre.Places; large ana small stoves; cabou
SEES and cabbln stoves Franklin stoves for v God
or coal; kitchen CRATES, with crane ard range
complete ;coach warmers plain stoves and maud
planes; cast railing Of every pattern; plow
shares and pillow boards cast Wagon, coacq,
phaeton and Chair boxes scale weights frCm
to 90 Id sash and clock weights patent taw
irons for smiths, a very approved plan /;
backs, jams and back lays nail cutting machines
with screws complete; whecl.blrrow bowlers !;
garden ditto cast iron anviis iue dogs and hand
irons tvery descrip,ion--together with any o..
Their article the casting line, given pattern,
At the shortest notice, by application ae the fun
mace, or to
JAMES DUNLAP, in Richmond.
2j;h June, 1904. w3m
P.S. Old Iron purchased by pplica,ion as a.
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Office Of su.

pervifor Of the revenue, for the dlri9 OF Virgil.
mia, being discontinucd. and the unGniihed buff.
neis in the faid Office Transferred to me--ihe col
ieGtors Of the direa tax Z internal revenue whole
accounts have nos been finally adiuOcd and paid
arc hereby ihiormed, that they now requcned
TO call at my ONCE in The city Of Richmond, with
out delay and ply the balances due to the United
States And thn.e whole lands have been fold in
the darie OF Virginia Try authority OF 20 at Of
ConEreis ofthe United States fer non-payuent of
The DireG TaY may redesrs fueh lands by pay
Ing to n,s within the time limited, the principal,
Gers and fees the law directs.
As NOR OF the aforementioned land. were fold
in Dee 1907. thS privilege of redemption will
eossnue until December next.
The money received by me for the Redemption
of the faid lends will be returned to the PuschA-
fer, with intercl At the rate of as per cent per
annum on the pu'ehafs money, to the day on
which it may tie paid 10 me.
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v. D.
Ture 2rthy 1893.
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CASH SALE OF LAND,
IN ALpEMARLE.

I'm September 18th. will DC SOLD in Char
~ lottesville. to tie highest bidder, Cor Cash,
tnc 2RAC1 or LIND, lying on the east side
OF Nivaniia. over against Charlottesville, contain
nis about 600 ac,es, with 4 new commodious
Dwelling Two years OF lease under
good restrictions have to run after this. The
land is all Of The Sou;hW West Mountain quality /;
and though much injured in parts, is in general
SIM very good, and al reclaimabe. The sale pro-
eesds from deed OF trust TO Indemnify against
loss as security and bail, which was executed in
December. 1872, by William Da,hc Of Penneyl-
vania, TO THOMAS NJ. RANDOLPH.
jay IS. ,ls
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NOTICE.

Application viii be made to the next General
Assembly, praying that an aa may pass to vest
In 'he subscriber, the right ofthe Commonwealth
20 lot IN the town Of Charlottesville, 10 SO,
which formerly belonged TO Thomas West, dee.
FREDERICK GAUDER.
Charlottesville, July 20th, 1904 Cw3 ml
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II XXI ard 0OUIHG -4TE,

GrocsrS and Commission lIrchants,
In the store lately occupied by Mi, RouLroN,
opposite M Presents Printing. Of.cc.
MAIN STREET, RIG HMOND,
= ssPEcrFuLLY inform tbsr friends aaa t5e
fab:ie, f5cf they bavs laid in general nsso,t-
men' u GnocERIEs ard LIouoRs eftbe irst 7na-
Hfes 15it5 ttey oe selling vey !osp for reaGy n.o-
ncy or pTo.tace at GASP Prices.
ILo, s9eea's I!Tare, R.fe;t Slot. Cunpozpter,
Indigo, &c. &c and Hare's Pbiiadeipbia 6otfled
POI ter, o SpJicb tdey k,.ce constant sabby by tbe
ioScn or single 6ot,ie.
Ky ha0s .tor safe, on Commission. Cur
NAILS j'Cm 3Gto2Ci} By tbc cast or snlaN qazn-
dies; aEs7, a qaaatiiy Of SoAL LEATHER, fo,.
Cash, or to Le 6ute,ea fer Wleat; and a
par q COLOGNE MILLsToXEs, 8 feet Il in.
AngHyt 8. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29

TRANSLATED FROM THE TRENCH.
Fvst american fam BE FOuyib Ew0beaH Edition.
IN FOUR VOLUMES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29

VoRTR7- The ATTENTION or Il vi. DERS
AND oZRER faIPRoYING GENTLEMEN.
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Valuable Medicines,

EUSr received. and for ialc at the Beck Store
y oil S. PEASANTS, jr.-who is appointed the
ONLY agent for Richmcni - So,1 vholeiae and
retail By RICHARD LEE, 40. s6, Eaiden Lane,
New York.
The following remedies have for fx years pan
been celebrated for the cure of MOE. diieSfes e.
which the human body is liable, aud are in high
eisesm, and general u!e throughout the United
States, many q! then, being field cheaper than the
drugs OF which they compounded eould be
purchafsd at a retail Itc,c for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29

CoAMirrRb to the jail of Alben,srle County,
- negro boy, about l.. years Of age. ye,low
complexion. had on a negro cotton coat and bree
shes, says his name is REUBEN, and that he
belongs 20 Mr.. VIM Suthars ct Augusta coun-
", om poecat creek. The owner is requested
10 come forward, prove his property, pay char
yes and take l.m away, or he viii be dealt with
Us the law directs.
TECs. WELLS, jr.
Jaior Al5emaElc county.
April 90. 1904. Sn,
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By TIE IBBE R1TY,
Keeper OF the Medals in the Cabinet OF the King
of France, and Member of the Roy al Academy
of Inscriptions and Bellies I.ettres.
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= : Tickets in the Will

liam * Mary College Lottery are for
sale at this Office.
Purchasers 10 the number OF ten tickets
may be accommodated with credit Of
sixty days from the commencement Of
drawiug.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29
Mcanerraasan Palborft.

MOTiCE is rereby, given, tnar it mas been
V deemed exped.entto cnange the form OF the
Mediterranean Passport issued 10 vessels of ,he
United States; thar frola the eighth day of July
next, those OF the new Form viii be issued at The
custom houses 10 every vessel, for which applca
ton may be made on : Compliance with the terms
prescribed by law and Sunendering the former
passports OF which she - y be possessed, if any,
IN winch la,5eg case no fees Will he required for
the exchange; and that by an arrangement a.
greed upon by the Barbary powers, with whom
We are 1t peace, either the old or the new form
OF passport will be sufficient, pro.e the vessels
OF ihe United States, from capture until the LIST
OF July 1905, af er which the old form pas,por
will be unavailable and the new one aione in use.
Department Oh State. }
Esd OF May, 1901
f3s printers eftbe iN.s IF RE United Statcs are
reg"es;e. TO fnseTt tie G50ae II; their Gasstss fzrice
a 5ceet 'or ne space 4 siN aon:6s, and sbe CoLse
fo's q ice Customs Keep COPIES eli. posiea ue
| IN t6e" o5sccs. June ON
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-09
RIGHTS OF MAN.

An old English songster appears TO IN
,derstand this subject much better than the
Able Sieyes, or even Tom Paine. In
proof, we give the following stansa, from
" Will Chips true Rights of Man."
B0Ston Cenhncl.
Egaal rights equal freedoms may each one pos.
-sess .
The richest no more, and the poorest no less!
But all rigbts have their bounds; the rigbf to do
evil,
Is no rigbt of nan, but the nsbt of the devil
Volunteer toaa given at a meeting Of the
Alexandra Tammany Society.
/" Michael Lei5 and 7g/e9b Czay firm and
6 determined republicans who rsfy'td to abridge
q the peoples right tVex when they 1.-THE Peo-
g pie we're laid TO DIRE it !!!iI!
THIS is the very offence of republication with
witnels. Not 20 much could be fad for Mr.
i Relfon himfelf. No he is not half fueh a
republican as Leib and Clay are. Were the PEG.
ole OF the United States TO deGte to abridge their
rights, Leib and Clay would by no means agree
10 it. This is keeping the people from their
WORT enemies, tbemslves, with vengeanc;'
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ON. 7. Evening Post.)
From B0rd4axx, february Is.

Con the 2sth Frimsirc, the minister, taking
into consideration the decree of the FIRST Mcssi.
dor, instructed the director Of the customs, that
India white piece goods imported from the Uni.
ted States of America, with certificate from the
French Commercial Agent, stating that they
shipped under his direction, shall be admitted in.
to France"
60 Our market does not present that atliyity
we could have expected, after 70 long state of
s,agnation. Sugars however Eave augmented in
value and we in hopes will improve. The
other articles both of importation and export a.
tior, remain pretty much the same as when we
had lass the pleasure of writing you. Indigo &
Caracas Cocoa continue to be scarce, and in
great demand.
MARRIED, in England, Mr.. Mason,
to Miss CARPENTER. good parner-
ship for undertaking to build a family
house."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-09
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

We beg leave to point the attention of
our readers to the speeches of Major Ogle
and Mr.. Alter, delivered in the Pennsyl-
vania House of Representatives, on the
impeachment of the Judges. We think
they will be pronounced as pure models of
genuine democratic eloquence, as our coun-
try, in its progressive state of improve
ment has yet produced. When such men
take the lead in Legislative assembly, it
is evidently to be seen what kind on, justice
WILDE dealt out to Federal Judges who are
exposed to their grasp. In short, we
should not be at all surprized if these sapi-
ent legislators were, in due form of law,
to declare federalism in itself high crime
or misdemeanor.
~ I. Evening Post. J
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Indian Queen IaUe7n.

The Subscriber will Sell the unex-
pired term of his Ieafe of that noted and much
fequented TAVERN, known by the name of
The Indian Queen, corner Of St. Afaph and King
Streets. The fruatio is equal TO any in Alex
andria, and the bufnefs now done is equal, tnor
hyperion, to any public houfe 10 the Town.
There are fix years andGx months Of the Icafey yet
to run. For terms appl, on the ptemif-s 70
john Hodgh1'7s.
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jlcob Alter, of Cumberland,
HIS SPEECH
o. TIE Mbie9 as imbeacbmert

:. " re Ja6fe5 q imPeac6mfst.
Mr.. Sneaker,
10. ! amk as dis eviction does not require much
- Our tudy is ooly 10 ak weder
= = a, arc 10 be g9berned by Panlh laws, or by
l. l. Jaws OF tbs goundry. tive are TO goberned
d. : laws c. Grsa, PTissin den de Judges viii be
s sno' Ba1it We are 10 be gobernel by dc laws
=. pssnnlyhany den We lhall 60 on. Dem thst
VI &c Parllh laws will vote againit de i'm
81, ainsn' and dem dat are for de laws of Benn.
b.,,l Will vote tor Pringiog de!e JUDGES to i'm,
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LAND FOR SALE.

In purfuance OF the iaN will ard tefamens Of
VIM Eyins, decd. will be offered for fale, to
the higheft bidder, On the premiles, on Friday
the 10Th of April,
TIE Plantation uhercon he gsfded,
lying on Little River in ,Loudon County, con-
tanning about two hundred acres, proportion of
which is we'll tinbered. The cleared land is
well wateIed, and the foil is good. This place
affords one of the be& Gsuatiops for public Blu.
dnels in the county, it being at the Ford of Lit
tie River, where the paved Turnpike Road is
to terminate, and which pdHes nearly through
the center of the land. l. will be l3ld fubjc6t
to the Widows dover, One fourth OF tie Pur-
chafc money will be requnsd in HAND, the ba-
lance in three annual payments. Pehons deGrous
of purchafng viii be 1hewn the pennies OH ap.
plication to
ISRAEL LACEY,
Exccntor Of William Ly,ns, deee led.
Y. B. At the fame time and place Will b. fold
likely you,g NEGRO WOMAN and CHILD,
on a crcdit Of fix months.
AprilS. dtdl.
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THE SUBSCRIBER,

Intending to vifif Europeans fun
mer, offers for Sale the HOUSE and LOT
where heireGdes.
1Vhileit is unprecedented no perfoa
will yu.chafc without whiting th- Pfe'nltes 's
may be mentioned that there are every convc-
nient out houfes and well OF excellent water
on tie Lot, zone acre.
The fltuation proved, during laft
Gcknefs to be perfectly healthy, combing the
advantages of Town ard Country refdence.
IF w1fhed, field Of aboutIS acres adjoining
the prrmiics, now in wheat, viii De iealed for
twelve years.
Alexander Henderlon.
April9 dAw.
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April 9
Take M0taCe.

That application will be made to
the PRECEDENT and Directors of the Bank OF Alex.
andtia, for the renewal of the certificates Of TWO
(hares of flock in the faid Bank, originally flu
ed to myielf in March 1893, ard numbered ~,
rs, which have hnce been loft.
George Capin.
April g. eo3t
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altyaaDria Dailp aobsrttstr.
MONDAY, April 9.
70 the Author Of FAIR Play" in the
ExPos1Toa'' of Saturday.

Mr.. Snowden feels himself bound by a
sense ofjustice to Mr. WilHam Haley, to
inform you, that if you have reference to
him in your mirc and dirt publication, as
the author of the piece published in the
& ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER" Of Monday
last, YOU have aimed at the wrong person,
and would recommend TO you, as friend,
what he conceives will be much more to
your advantage, little more attention to
your patches Of tread ana CAKES, instead OF
scribling nonsense fora newspaper.
Arrived yesterday, ship United States,
captain Long, 36 days from Liverpool.
Spoke In sight of Ireland, March 4, ship
Diligence, of and from New-Y York, bound
to Dublin, 80 days out, all well. March
81, lat. SO, SO, long. SO, ship Charles, Of
and from Liverpool, for Philadelphia, ~.
days out.
The fchr. Liberty, D ryan, arrived at New
York from St. Bartholomew, fpoke the 10th
ult. sichr. Sparrow, Capt. Coleman, fthis port,
who had Tipped he, cables in the Potomac, and
put to fsa, bound to Jamaica.
Captain Mentor, arrived at Boston, in
80 days from Alicant, informs, that allthe
officers of the United States frigate Phila-
delphia, II in number had been liberated
through the spirited interference of the
French Consul at that place; and that 1 $
or 90 of the crew had found means tomake
their escape from servitade, by getting
possession Of a boat and putting to sea.
(Nezo-2ork paper.}