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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-18
In the cafe of John B. Armlitead,
a BANKRUPT.

A lsie Of all the effects futrendelea by the fad
John B. Arlniaead TO rho commtlioncrs, will
take place AT MiddlsbuTg, in the county OF Lou
doua, OF Werdcgaay tie FIT Gay Of february
next, at whieh time and place tie creditors are
notified TO attend, IN osdsrFo dirc6t tie terms OF
thc fale. It is only within a few days th1t papsrs
have ct 90 hand, relating to- claan WISH tie
faid Arma9ad gave ~, ag4ina Zschar'ah Ga*c
for loo, 900 acres Of Land; ii the %puici'ale rraae
by the fad Coke Of ih7 fate OF Georsis tue
want Of thefc papers fogesne with The gxpettatien
tsar fome conpron:fe would take dlaee between
the claimants Of Lard by pnrchafe from ffe fate
Of Georgia, and the Congress OF The listed
States, by winch yaiae would BE- fixed TO tbs
claim, has delayed the file till the time now iet.
LENEN POWELL, junT.
Truaec s~ppoi4.ed 81 the creditors Of ]. B. Ar
m;aesd.
Deccmbcr 81. atwlF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-18
MOORE aid LOWE.

MOORE aid Ii WE,
At tie end Of the wharf that was Calonel Georgs
Gilpin's, now the psep.sty Of a. and Eiilna
Januey, have received
4 Cargo Of SIT,
From the IL OF May, w.iich is ietfis'oied to be
the bca for curiag Eth.
The haze a1(o og1sad,
Old jamaica SPIRITS, Preach Bfandy, peasi 90.
Rom Of different qn~.litics, Cherry Baunee, 8hs-
KEY, CYaer, Viasgsr, loaf an brown Sugar,
Cofee, Teas, Pepper, Pimenso, Gapco.ste, noqlt
and diap'i Candles by the box, Sugars, Lam
lAa k, K4ilas by tie keg.
Al The above a.tlciss VII Dc fold low tor
CAN.
January Il fGjl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-18
LIKEWISE,

Wseaton's Pa5eat Neb Ointment.
The OILY medicine IN the world Which will
certainly cure ,te ITCH, without having in it
aoy ,hiag either dangerous or daagreea0!e it
being c~ompofed moGiy Of ingredients neecr before
difcoyercd or uicd in that dllorder. One box cares
a ptffon, and there need be no waiting after the
ufe off, as the 9ln is generally left cleaner and
!moo,her after the uGe Of it than before.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-18

Eshasl open NIGar SCHOOL, % Mon.
1sy svsftrs next, a. nv hooic next daor &c ths
laaisa Qsren on Kiag arset; wherc pupils com
lFisfed e ny care will Sc di;iesesly ieEiuaei in
Reading, Writing 6 Arithmetic.
Iscfc FeIa3as who 6 d Secs 70 fayoar INC with
their patronage "a the prsfent c~ecsfan, viii
riessfc 10 cal IS foan a ~psfisle, thar ] may have
il ~ nv pow>F &c m ks arrangements psoFsf Eer
tse rf,lrr OF che Ehoel aad Improvements Of tie
scholars.
John Malon.
n. B. M,SIAs MAsox c~sstinecs 10 tesch
R-sdiag- Writing ard Nsetie york, and would
DOAAD three or four gif!s on moderate terms.
Nov. s. 60
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subscriptions received by R.
and /. Gray, King freet, where a fpe-
cimen Of the paper and printing may
be fecn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-18
NQtlCe Is herebV GgUeN,

Notace as hereby GgUen,
That we the flbfcri6ers, in fu.fuanct Of f-yctal
DEGREES OF the High Couu Of i artcyr, held a;
the CRY Of Richmond, dated ~ ,he 22d day
September, 1901, and The X Of Oa2ber,
1901, ne z6sl Of March. ara i5tb Sep;eln-
Der, 1907, lhaIl proceed 70 fcIl On the pre-
mics, hereinafter pentioht1, 70 The highea
bidder, On Friday the 81 Gay Of February next,
if fair, il not TIC next l9tr day, FIR reqay monly,
4 ITad ct La31d,
SITUATE, lying ana being on Bull Run, IN
The counsy Of Prince William, on " hich Ms
William 4AlmGead now lives, containing elsven
hlcdscd and forty acres, being the remainder Of
the land of ahn Afmltead, decea(ed, of Caroline
county, in the aid county Of Prince William,
3sviftd by him TO his fen, he aforefaid William
Aymaead on this Iaod there are a cor1fortahl.
and commodiops dwelling hoafe, and o,her nc.
ccaaty our h@oules, and fable and barn. The
ia'l is good, and there is a Efficient quantity OF
timber far lis fuppof. Itis expcGtsd ,has tho{e
who with toparehaic will examine the land. Il
is ftnascd in a healthy AID gcntcel neighbour.
hood its ditsnce is about three Gliles .rotn Hsy
Market, twenty-five miles from Dumfrics, and
thirty five miles from Alexandria.
Ihos Lee, sen.
Gerard Alexander, 2Ccm'ys.
Bernard Hooe, Jun.
Dec. IS. aawss
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Dec. 6.
SPANISH HIDES.

1000 spanifh Hides uf ~receiyedby
the loop Psef4ent from Curacao, sd III l4ie BY
JOHN TUCKER.
NH 5as an bQxd,
5000 lbs. Green Coffee, Musco,
vado Sugar, IL hhds. and bbls, pnning Cotton,
and a quantity of courte Salt &c. &c.
He will sIo give otdcrs for csrgoes of Salt at
Turks Ilatd, payable in ltc Unlel States, three
moths after The delivery
January 7. eo4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-13

LotsrsfsIsin ass,.lsts 7e IN ass, lot ia
ar5, lot RI, lot in s9+, lot in ST., ioi -
IN s7s, los a4f4T5 81 sstn IA lots n 30 -
r1lsr4IS rs IS a6 IT e in So, lots z IN as.
lot b, az6. iots q in ass, lots 10 IN 4s7'
ssas ( Ga Il 1911 7iia 49o, lots 8 10 -
IN s73, al 6 cents per .qlare root
io, IA az. lot IN aa6, lot m s54, io's o
in,ass, lot in ? 81, lots 70 ii IN 49,
iot in s7g, lots 13 "a in 49, los 10 III IN 1917
lo,S SO n4ss, az ? cents per !qaarefsoat a,
LIS alas II ia fquars 8, los IN ., io,s
& ia ), olsIa4s 67l7I7 IA lqosfs 8, hat
o. faaafe 4 lots Il - If IS Isln ~, io's t S
g IN 20, iotssI IS 10 IA SO, i9t4 IN 81, lots
80 ip 40, lots , IN SO, lots = $50 II S N
81, Iots ip57, lots 34Sif IS 10 % =.
lots 49, 10 II 1913 "a IN 81, tois s. II
"a, lots , s IN ~. lots - II IA
n IAIsSf5 Ia *, act> SIS 70 81, lots .
u IS IS Iatst s s "a 81, las 4 N So io' m 90
iosa { n 81. Ut. 10 ~ o. ofsi 30
80 Io11Iat3 ~ rs I6 II 1919 10 = az IN
~, lots IA Is ,6 IS 10 10, IS II IS to- -
-o,s 1oIain 30. lots II 10 81, toss I'm
81. lots 14is 40 IN Sc, lots 4 IN i4 sat OF 81,
iots 10 II IS IN Sc, n MO ea.roi 6s, 'ots
qIsIqtn 1oz, lois III Ie3, Eoi La io4, lots
IS IN ia. lcath OF 1o4, loi IN IoS, 10 10 ii9'
tots 6 i'm tzo lots I 10 IN III ia!s u iz4,
hole iouaFs ,ss whole iq. nostn OF 1aS, lots 10
10 IN iAt iots y 7I5,n i4a, lot 6 "a a44 lois -
on in I66, lots 4 4 IN ITO, lots ] 5 ~ 10 ~
II IN zoo, lots 3 4 IN Isl, io1 ~ Sfa ="
in 7os ana lot IN 49,, cents PSF iquaf
foot -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-13
ADAM LYNN,
+ E w E L L E r

Respectfully informs the pub,;c i.
&c has removed his ihop below Roys,.e.. 'aas
door TO VIM. Oxlcy's Store, where he of ss' next
fale an elegant sGartmept ofaJewelle,v g., tor
Plated. Japaned and Fancy Goods Oliver
of-Goh Loekess, Rings, Bracelets, f., '1 "a;
seals, Keys, Chains, &>. oliver Coffee Pr, ss''
Pets, sugar Dishes, Cream Pots, Spoos. iea
Plated lea S.ts, Gators, can3lefick, &C e''
Baikets, Bottle Stands. &c. .Jsppaned lea r EsA'
70 sefrs, Waters, ard Urns, ard preat w., rays
of Fancy Goods, ard an 81 r,ment Of WY
He has Lately received dilett from ' ,sa''
Pcall, Pcarf aid Toraz Topaz Mourn,na "'0A,
P!aio, I'm Rings, Breaches. Pms, and R,,, ''d
The latef Falhiohs Watch Seals Ola new naa ~ q
alto an elegant ahorim-n, Of Ladies lr,n; nm
conf'ting OF large Spangled Cords * Tgg,, P'ss'
cy sPsneled Nets, Beaded Gymp, Gilt 8 F.a sl
sprays, Wres'hs, Silk and Beaded Fancy T,;;.
nings, Gin Spdrgied Loops and Buue0, "a, IN
and Silvei'd Slices, Srsugled Pearls, Oh ="
Silver Bottoms, Six Gifdles, Paens Pesrl Ca, 'pd
Crelcents, Rfes, Egyp'isn Blood Stone and dJ p
cy Necklaces Bracelets Ear Drops, Pss, r' aa'
GEMS and Slides, Gold s Silver Isce. ca Vel
Spansies, and number OF other s,,ic.-, 40 al G
Ard continues to manufacture apy .,,;.,.
The Go'4 and shverflnth hadnrl to sny r. a' 10
A Good Plate worker wanted 81 tba
above ihop. '"'
Oct. 80.
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Columbian Intelligence, g G:ner0l
Mlurdnce OHca.

The Office will be provided with
Newspapers, P ices Cure,t, Rates o Exchange,
Rates OF Iulutance, ara o1hes uieful Mercantile
ntorma'lon, from every Commercial part in Ame.
RIGA a!fo the principal trading places in Great
Britain, France, Holland, Spain, and the Wet
Indiei. &c. For the uft OF tie 0dite there will
be kept y *, Letter Bax, Wsitine Paper,
Quilts, sc. alo, al! The fcrn,s ulcd in the Gus
tom HouGe Blanks Of every ds(crlption, tor the
ufe Of Merchaots, Matters 81 V,G.!s and oth.rs,
condftng of Charter Parties, Bills Of Ladine,
Bills OF Exchange, B ttomry B Bonds, S.amrns ar
,ic!es, nlanifrfs & cieaancts, permits, ind@atuCcs
Of Bargain, Sale for VeRcls ia he no.e pfslc;ib.
ed by Aet OF Congrefs, Leafes, Wills, DEEDS,
Mortaoes, Letters of Arcrney, AfticIts ot %
eatncthip a,d sg.eemear, and every oth>t TIT
ing thar can be called fo;,
A book will be kept containing an exact &C.
count OF all ycfcis entering and caring, aad III
ell yefels TO be chartered or loh ALTO a Book
oantanidg itatrmcnt of property for infu an, E.
As f,on as an AZ cation is formed, Pr G,,ent
and Directors viii be chejfeo, ard application TO
Congte[s will Be made for charter.
lhcle WILL be good frr kepr in feveral
rooms, IN order that peii5ns having PRIV te buff
heG, may witha-a& An active OBJ gng fr
want will he em,oycd in the off e.
The luhfcrihers rely with cor fdence on The
patronage If 'slrir fellow ci5iz-us, in aiding
thrm IL bis iraortant aud utetul a.de.tsl Ing,
they pledge thfnIirives to redier their file az
ufctul place OF refo't fer mcn Of ohGnfs, as ary
IN America. They row only sGz for The payment
Of FIVE dollars iro:n each rerfon, to enable
si'em TO have every Thug prepared and will
rely on their liberaity for turihcf furply.
aould it be d.emct uecefaIy.
Subicf'p,ion papers are lodged at The Oface CT
the Alexandra Advertiser, at the Wafhington
Hotel, ard at our Office, ard will be allo hand
ed about BY ion.e of our ffiends carly next
week.
Henry e3Alex. Moore.
Nov. 10. coat.
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BEN IAMIN oHREVE, Jun.

Has jg4 ref>ived-And FIR Sale,
81 pieces beft Russia Sheetlngs,
800 pam mems itrong lnocs,
40 do. women's leather and Morocco do.
Noyemhel s. 4
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BEN. SToDDERT T.

TIE folloqoing is,s ia fbs city ef K5eGisgtoa arr
tb5S engaged IL Toe Welsi1g'0x T'stiat.
Lots number in fq. ~, lots in IS, lots
7s9 TO III rs II IS in 81, lets s67s 9ro
II II s1+ So, los 3ss 7 40 Il 81
- ~ IS 40 AZ 20 50 81 81 80 1885 IS in SIT,
At : cents per iq iars foot.
Lots 10 IN 20, loisIs 70 IN ss, los II AZ 10
He7, loss Z IS IN s47, lots 10 20 81 in s63
lots 6 9 10 4, in a64, lois IN 13f, lots
50 10 II 81, lois = II IN 31S, iotsr
in say, lets I As in 34S,lcts r
: IN 54e, lois IS rs ~ IS I9 90 IN 574, lots
SO II 10 4oS, lots 5 4 in 49,, ot ~ IN
sos, !ots 10 II in AT, lots = s in 4zS, lots
sou IL IN 455, lot; IS I9 go :.
~ il "a, lots II g ass, in SIS,
iots ~ IS IS n as as 80 81 81 81 So So 40 -
~ IN S69, LOT in Gag, 10, in 6sl, iots Izs4S s,
iiiS in ST., lot in SsI, az esnts per lqaaIe
foot.
Lois II IA II in 1873, lot in 1874, lots
zs4s5I; in sS6, lots 81 q 10 zSS, lots rs 70
in as9, lots s IN $40, 10, in 400, Iot in ass
lots ~ q Ia 4sS, lots ; IS 7SsIoI1 IL
Il II rs rs y IS I9 20 tn sag, lots "a s67
50 10 II Iais IA IS Is = sr9 20 in $50. lots
rs oIotITz i3IAIs IS in s34, lots "a 10
II II y ~ I5 rs IT lsIsso IL aass az IS
re AZ zs IN SIS. whole Ia. 6s,whole "a So. lots
1134sI St9 40 "A II a az IS rs ~ ag in SOS,
Iot in $50 sots S in $50, lots ~ lS 10 734,
los &, 10 799 lot IN S47, lot IN eoe, lots rs 10
Son o7S, lot in 994, lots IS s6 " Il 1000, lots
% 40 IA Ic+S, at 4 cents per fquars foot.
Lots 20 IL in 4iS, ot IN s46, lote in 4o9, lot
rs "a AZ, lots IS II IN ago. lots S 6ss 10 II IL
Ssl, al S cents per iqaars foSt.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-13

Supcrdne and iecond Cloths. Cal
filneles, Swanllawn, Cos!ings, O,!san & Eiai!lek
Cloths, FORFEIT do. Planes, KerlegS, ard han
thics, Ro!e & Dlf:ii Blankets; Flannels, woT'''
ed, Cotton and Silk Hofery Ladies Lace CsP'
Handkerchiefs and Sleeves Lace, CamonIA'
Mpln do do. d.. Sbawls, SPjecr We5bs' co.
C,mhrick Mulliu, B,ck do. India, d.. DO o,,'
Piuh do. Velrett, Six md Cotton GiIdie'' 70
li,oes, Chintzss, Csmeis hair Shawls, Extra I'as
Silk ard Walh feather gloves, ifh Linen oN''
rahs, Ticklcnburgs, Hcfiians, &c. &c,
A cafe of FASHIONABLE HAlo'
%, on dIweozw.
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BOSTON, June IS.
Massachusetts, Legislature. a
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
JyNE Id.
ELECTORS.

The resolve prescribing the mode !"
choosing Electors was received from Tue
Senate, and passed---Yeas 125, Nays loo.'
Mr.. Morton then offered protest slgneSs
by himself and several other gentlemen "a
the minority, against the resolution, wai."
he moved should be entered on the our
nails of the House. The speaker Observer
that as the protest impeaohed- the mo'sS
Of taa majority heeshorad act pas the h''
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Iats .Fcrstgs,. gnteuistnte.
TOTHE 10th APRlL

Our correspondents at New York trans
naittcdus by private conveyance yester.
davthe Greenock Advertiser to the Oath
April, received by the armed ship Pitt,
from Greenock. From this paper we
have extracted London accounts to the
10Th of April, Give days later than here
tofore received) and Greenock to the
oath. (Phh Pap
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New Lumber Yard.

TYiE citizcns OF Alexandria and It's vicinity
are informed that BULL aud Go. have CON,
msncsd tic Lam5er Blfillefs oppoise Mr.. VIM.
Hc4best's wharf, Nhere they viii thankfully re-
ccive applications for any kind IS lumber, which
they w,il endcavof 10 procure IS fpesdily as pcti
BIC. aid iurnilh upon os good terms as sts m
sc.eii Of tic company viii admit.
They have iome lo;nber now on hand conhe-
irg clpeaY Of insa Reads Of toIcfable quality,
ws.eh VIII be fli cheap tor GAIA.
Jane S. dzw
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DusseitorF. EEarch 81.

According to authentic intelligence, tha
report in the public prints, the Vessel is
ordered to be provisioaed for II months
is quite false. On the other hand, it 10
certain that all the absentees from the prus.
sian regiments in Wastphalia are recalled.
1t is also reported that 36 900 Prussian.
Brunswick and Hessian troops viii form a
camp at Lippstadt, ard Gordon on the
frontiers, A large quantity of oxen is buy.
ing up at Batavia, for French account.
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Nenna, Narch 81.

7 Ie'IR1, 1A3TCV 81.
On the 28th inst. the French Ambassa.
dor, Champasny, received important dis.
patches by a courier from Paris, and the
next day had conference on the subject
OF them vita the minister OF State, Count
Cobenzcl.
Yesterday It was reported that two
French emigrants Of distinction had been
arrested; bat that IS not confirmed. We
are, however, assured that several French
em'grants must leave the Austrian states.
it is understood that a negotiation is
carrying on between eur court and the
Swiss government, relative 20 a new pro.
iect for settling boundaries, anG an e1.
charge of territory. According TO this
proiect, tbs Rhine viii form a national
boundary; the town Of Constance will De
allotted 70 Switzerland, and Shafhausea
to Austria.
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prIl hrSt says, that ~ Jladame DOuai'1ft
motherof the princess Borghese, was soor
expected IN that city," The object of the
old lady's Journey may indeed be merely {
visit to her daughter but We recollect that
at the commencement of the French reyo
luton, the aunts of Louis XVI, when they
observed the storm gathering, wisely with
drew in time and took up their abode IN {
country which was in state of great tran
GUILTY.. By these means they escaped the
melancholy fate which awaited many Of
their friends and relations. Madame Bo.
naparte nav have lho't IT prudent to follow
their example. Diamonds and Jewels are
easily carried, and would no doubt be per
fectiy safe undera guard Of hussars and
gems d'armes.
This day a Hamburger Mail arrived,
which has brought us some interesting ar
ticles OF intelligence.
According 10 letters from Paris, an adj
dress has been presented 70 the first Con
sui, by the Conservative Senate, praping
him not ONLY TO name his successor, but to
take upon hims>lfa higher title than he has
vet assumed, and to make the same here
dt@ry in his family. The tile OF King or
Emperor, is what he is known to have long
sighed for, and now it would appear an a.
tempt is TO bemade to assume it.
The Gazette de France, of April 5, says
"The public funds have risen since the day
on which The Senate in body presented an
address 70 the First Consul, though the
Object Of it is not exactly known"
On the projected elevation Of the First
Consul, we shall only observe with the
Latin Poet;
ioilutt!r IN alum ut iapf, gr}v:oie u NJ
Some of the letters by this CONVEYANCE
state, that the preparations for invading this
country are now in such state Of forward
ness, that the attempt may be expected TO
be made in very short time.
A letter from Ha.oyer, dated April &,
states, that the Executive Commission h $
published proclamation, torbidding the
circulation OF book, called 'eNapolean Bo-
naparte, and the French People under his
Consulate>" and even ordering II to be
SOIllISC6ICli WHICH, IN tilC IiAlQS III l.
vate persons. The same work has also
been prohibited at Frankfort and other
places. ltaPpears by private accounts that
the case has been the same at Hamburg, in
consequence of aletter from the French go
vernment signed by 1alleyrand, which
serves as a striking instance of the gross
ignorance Of the French respecting other
countries. The letter of citizen i. re-
quested the Senate to prohibit the sale o.!
the book in the whole circle of Lower Sax
ony, over no part of which it can have the
least authority, which is confined merely
to its own very limited territory. But not
withstanding this prohibition, an English
translation of the above work, BY an En-
glish gentleman on the ointment, will, we
understand, be soon published.
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James N. AfRea, c. c.
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From ihe Hamburg Gorrepondentea II Ms
1Oh and III at AhrM

Paris, March 20.
The Senate, on the 2Sth, voted al AID.
dress to the First Consul, to entreat him,
as it was reported, to take such measures
with respect to the future ilnmutablllty OF
the government, as may promote the ge-
neral welfare. The First Consul came 10
Paris to receive this address, which the Sc
nate carried up ina body. We are assured
that the First Consul will, in consequence
of the wish expressed by the Senate, as
sumo higher dignity, which will be made
hereditary. The Senate has likewise, it
is said, requested that new National
Court Of Justice be formed for the trial o.
offences against The safety Of the nation md
its head twill, however, only have iu-
riscliction in case Of future crimes, and not
with respect to the late conspiracy.
Such natives Of France, in foreign coun.
tries, who wish to return, must ow, it is
said, be provided with pass from the
Grand Judge.
Several ships of the line are to be built
at Antwerp thss year.
April Q.
wee Admiral irusuef, who was at Pa
ris on Furlough, has received orders TO re.
pair Immediately to Brest 10 take the COM
mand OF the fleet there. All the accounts
from the coasts give reason TO believe that
the expedition viii sail in very short
time.
Moreau has at las. confessed that he con.
yersed with Georges three times. The
latter appears to be very much incensed a.
ganst Nloreau. Pichegru will not, it is
SAID, answer any further questions, alledg-
ing that ne has given an account of every
thing that relates to himself personally, and
that he has ao,hing moro 70 add,
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WILL ~ LOWERING,
8CHITECT.

Aoa Bull q kenera.. ~ m nc CITY of VA
irs,,,oa ard-Geo,ae Town,
Rl.lSs leSee 50 :nso1n. 'ic citizens o. Alsxsn
ora sud poelc iagtntyai, that he aas 6emored
~ he acrsb i.3e Is pri.ce fsee', ain,oe opp ii,s
rs Bee,seti's new building, to ia.ia~ the ins
oi hTs Psefign. Where he DraSc, DeJfe-s
AID esst:e m4hs &c al! lnaiiner Of Bailiass
ALSO
MEASURES 8 VALUES
s.; Is 5ii4s.cut wax connected Aish the bold
ieg AT, and IS ready 10 ocessati for any tnild
iag sa. aanpises the kEac, iron palace to
ts,sSgr, winch viii he exceated IL the mott maj
eoiiy ans economis stye.
:sotes his long experience and general know
svsiss Of oefarfs w,Il mesis lie patronage of 4
rneroGs Yn5iio.
s&eYsa3. q
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III Commoa Council,

TRat IA. 1904.
0gdered, That Samuel Craig, John
Na,cai;er and loitah Dss., be spopinssa Com.
{ iten 90 held an eie6tion at James Davi!-
3a2', ,avera, in 'he FIJI ward, on Tueiasy the
s.aiSY 81 7he pr-fsot mon.h, far The puipoie
5 elec;"G intca.s>, If tie Cahalnn CouRcil, in
g'4e> q George tsy!ar, Ffq feGsocd, and that
oce aos!ec laegtet Is given.
LEFT,
gall.s III. N,Rca. c. c.
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2iutgarG, A3ri! 2.

10 20 - -Af''~'
a new general rsscript relative to The re-
sidence OF the Frensh emigrauts in the K
lectoral States has jussbeen published here,
of which the following is the purport:
I" in consequence Of the renewed ordl-
nanoes and Re gulations lately adopted nthe
electorate OF Baden, with respect to the
French enigrsnls, there is reason to fear
that man. of them, on being Obliged to
leave that territory, will take up their resi-
dence IN our states, we hereby strictly
command, that oil the ordinances relative
to the sad elnigrants be carried into tail et'
feet; that iney be observed with vIslans
eve; and except provided with an unexceP'
tionabie legitima,ion, be not suffered TO re-
main in our territory longer than twenty
four hours, and this only IN towns situate
on The great post-roads, as they are on DO
account to be received into any other'~
Such is our will, &C."
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M
Yesterday an artizan named Dumo,;na
was brought here having been arrested ~
the request Of the French. He had ls,al,.
arrived from London, and was irnbljca,+d
in the late conspiracy. He was GUARDED
by.a french escort. and lodged in In, M
son Poort, where he has already been -.
amined by the Batavian Fiscal. A list of
suspected persons has been transmitted To-
cur government from Paris.
General Marmont returned hitler from
North Holland on the 1st instant, and I'M.
mediately had some conferences with The.
Marine Council. To day he will return
to the head quarters at Utrecht. in the Vi.
cinlty Of which, at Zcist, the troops will
be al :n.ble~!, which are destined for the
expedition.
The vessels Of the Flushing Rotillo,
which had arrived at Dunk;rk, have pro.
ceededto 0s!end through the canals Bel.
GUM.
The maintenance of the French troops
in our Republic, according TO the public
Journals, ccs, now Annually seven millions
and . half Of tlorins, besides extraordna.
~ exPences.
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letters asm Paris speak Of some e. cb . ;.
which, agreeably to the wishes of th1 ' &c
ton, will be made for the benefit Of Fs,l na-
and public tranquility. The Grst off,. sAe :
the State IS to be converted into b;rho -
hereditary dignity; Lucie,r and Jo s,.oL
BonaParte are to obtain new Office r'I
Chancellor of the Senate is to BE anno;nt
ed, &c. Time will shcw how Ear tbfso ANY, .a
ports are we'll founded.