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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-24

entail democrats in the. fate Of New
| York, New Ierley. and particularly
Penniylvania !; and the revolutionary
FIentiments they. advance are rapidly
tfpreading in the Union. Theie men
all agree in denouncing the Senate and
Judiciary, both important and pro-s
n minent features in all our contributions
The ienate is reprefented to beworle.
than vain and uielefs, as dangerous,
overbearing and opprefive, calculated
to obfrud and embarrais, without e.
yer aiding OF promoting any beneficial
meaiure. The judiciary lstreated with
as little delicacy..> Some would abollih
itentirely, others with to alter and mo-
difyit, thatit would be.weak and impo-
tent in aHerting rights and redreaing-
wrongs, and powerful onlyin iublerv-
ing partial & corrupt views, In the mott
democratic fate governments, the lame
fort of antipathy is entertained towards
/ the executive branch. "A determination
to flbvert that, or at leai under a pre-
tenee of reforming it, to weaken its.
powers, and fruitrate- the very end OF
its establifhment, is openly avowed.
Probably nothing but the unbound
ed popularity of Mr.. Jetferion, which
would have rendered the attempt at,
the prelent moment vain and hazard,
Gus, has deferred them from parluing
the fame determined oppollton to the
national executive.
Yes, there are juif grounds for be-
lieving that fyltematic plan to fub-
vert, under the fpecious name OF a.
mending our contributions, has been
adopted, and is now purified with un-
renting perseverance. Duane and
his party have long been purifying iuch
a plan in. Pennfylvania, and have al.
ready excited revolutionary flame in
that fate, whichyears of labor and ex
ertion cannot allay. A battery againit
eRabliihed conititutional principles IS
opened in New York in a ferries ofei-
fays, believed on good grounds, if not
absolutely known to be written by
Paine, whole infamy is co extenilve
with his fame. The fpeclous, faie and
deluGve fpeculations of this itamp, are,
re-publifhed, applauded and 'eeom-
mended in various parts OF the union.
From thefe and many fimllar clrcum-
iances. a general cooperation and
|iyltematic arrangement are obvious.
What then are we to believe when
they allure us that we are happy, prof.
porous and fecure, that our conitHutl-
ons are excellent and our admlnlitra-
lions ,unexceptionable ?
The language of their conduct con-
tradiefs. that of. their lips. We are
therefore warranted in believing that
this is one of the arts by which they
mean to delude and deceive us, until
they have ef>6tually riveted our chains
that by iuch oplateS. they ltflVe ~
protraa the Humber of the body poll
( tic, until they have infuied the deadll-
eft potion into its vitals.
! Under fuch circumstances Amerl-
I cans have too much fe.te and diicern-
ment, by any trick to be hurried into
refentment againR thofe real friends
Whole early cautions would awake
them to vigilance, and animate them
to activity,
Time was when they had not only too
much fagaoity to be impoled on by ar
| tiGce, but too much ipirit to iutter the
attempt with impunity. And when
they perceive jua caule, they will a
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!. CASH will be given for Servants,
who can be recommended for fobriety and care
'.ulnefs, and who has been accuaomed to the ma
pagement Of hotfes. None ellie need apply to the
Printer.
June II, spAm
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!. ,e(pe6fable gentle
I9snsrara, recsls sa,,o u,ai
b !! dated June A. 4, p EMBARGO.
s 'asiPP about lsventy iall home,
t sand Englilh- merchantmen parh;ee
b s'l.;aaat bound to Be n,51.'
s''l a~sricans were only allow
,alb and timber, but IN con-
20 !, FL he embargo the goye er
- .' = al the landiug-of provllal9sans
F:InS Ssar;ries on petitions. Inc
y Tended TO colony boats. the
' gs Vas =, totally prevented tor
~ ,lmoR every article exeeH
l's we'll. Sugars were 48-4
5. fBoaoR PAPER.
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n y,a.ncsy paper fays, from the
: ! ,'' oreciIion insthe laws of that
i = ,blss Criminals out of four brot
| mai sIcaps with impunlty.
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Bgeos Papsr.)

/ ,..,,ekv democratic paper ipeak-
'SIr Randolph, member Of con-
. =. ~ & We are not to be deceiv-
f. i NY .sbea to this gentleman. We
NO a,rsf5 lis ,congreilional career.
= :. ,' ! aodoubt he is a man of tai
~ s. st Il people Of America do not
| v ' s,binl let up as the oracle OF
.o,r,,V.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-08
Lz1E s0REIcv INTELIIcNcE.
VIENNA. August ~.

4 WNk ~ M a. AWUU.E 8Is
We l.s,n 80 siovernn'ent has riven
49,. ~ !, r..,r h;nr "a COO men Is rein.
CO.. ~ ,rccn. II ~. Tlvrol, they are
re,,,,,c ~. ~ $1,000 iniantrv ana nus
- 4 TIN .rshllnfr Iohn. IS Is cons
1870 & ~ TvroI wi,h general Mack
~ ~. 1900 e
Aur,,st =. 4
3. ii. sa,k ;n,s. he levy of recruits
commsnced here. ana d 81 he heredi-
-, ac,.;y;c.,. ~ n. esanernr with
8. 1870. ~ :. -, -, ~ ~. Sc IN.
itcr,. y" - co.s;S,, I'M, 4
5000 8 =.
o..,;.,,.. ,,,;sv 81 n. 6.r. =,
= q, 49,, y. w. snrs,,re ,ssey 1000
- ~ 1r:,,;r, - - w;II not ave
49, IN, 49, ,, ~, rrob.hly ! co,,or y.
z:Hs. - $500, 4, !, .,ess Is ne.
~. ~ 49,. 1900 In ~ \. ri.red - ~
-, - s.,.,1;s h,,s.s IS ~ 80 nf So.
$3.50. {. M--ss,,.. /, 8 ,os;,;v.lvs IS.
$500 - 1900 S.,s,l II 81 ,l- ror.
$500, ~, - sl,-s3s ~ ,h.;s ,o.rrh IS
~, ,.,s.,,s,,,' 3, 4 s,r,i,rs ]. .-l shsa
"a STsn Rnssi.S room. - alrsady 81 ,he
AUr(r1Mu yfo0klGEGs ~ great mfiIlDIY
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=
s1cuIo nave % soop le ~ u ssse ~:
~ expexlcnce, eng tnss ~ s''onlo r!lll
give hcrs<lt up g thoss sinistsf eouncils
which have twice uragEsu Pc e ~
brink q Z boitomlrsa q! =.
Vanquished Tor scverei yesrss Pc hsd
received from the magnanimity 81 me
eonqnsror more adyAnsass. ! snan q. she
sies andit s against he hero, VIE,
respecting courage and mistortslnes
stopped u HE triumphs and sNicc saveo
her BY i generous pence, that she = SO.
Ing % rekindle, a me voice a = pelhdl.
Gus ally, var which g her, VII have
neither legitimate object nor end
Bnttherc is - future more thar pue
day Of Marengo 70 France and Austria.
The Hnnearians, ihe Germans, viii
pereapa be tired Of sheddiug tl'eir Blood
% preserve % the English ne eommes-
cial and naval despotisn which as 20 Of
| ten insulted The Austrian Dag The
French win never be Tired Of Sighting for
| tie freedom of the seas, nom which i
| Is wished % Danish shem--for The De-:
fence oft their property which I 4 pished
. destfoy for he prosperi.y # thrir
manufactures, which e = wished % 80
-for the majesty md greatness qE The
lempire which only wounds the pride u
their enemies they viii Be faithful o.
| the remembrance Of their past glory, and
toths sensiment ct their present happis
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-08

y. q ~
81 N.'i pes snangs ~ o',:,1n.
" ! nnKr - 1one' e e @.E. g
y lille. Z. IN
k1cn. 1eex<s9fN q kke Z. I,
!. : s
1tnlNe1iKLp, Nns:. Ncz. y.
k<ls1ct 2. 2 fefffs, r.cespez p g fepsie-
M11 q fets fe.sf, ~. 49, =. 3 TON 4 g !.
erfsd g eorr1 sc g,'i's4 ? &c. ~
tots Coasfils'stc'', 9 80, ~ ~
leos,
After = tedious sna perp.s1in nassn1
g MY Gays through w ~ 60 s. :. ..yol,'
survived O. ne 1stn e 4 Pr, .nn took
post = ne head q Hames nssneE,s ~
NJ y the rear q gsrnc gug move
msnts q Egypt had induced le.fpn na.
e1aN . send an army g me sqsiepce @
lhe province, which was within tonrteen
hours mar<n q re pi1ee xnsn W 8.
rlved. he governor q HesAe Nas
also ordered, and deteflnined, WIN :
garrison q iu1klsh so,dIefy ana ABOUT
one third Ct ne cry q his interest g e,
siet or appsoacn. AomEooofs n1lron
ned sent y ne cost, g ass.s, our opsre-
tionss me brig Argus, me scnr. suti-
los, and me sloop Hornet aiSo two
pieces Ct held ARTILLERY Ontne morning
2. me zstn ! sent 2 na6 g me governor
Vim 9yefSnrss g irienosn'p, on cope,si-
o. g. nr!'fs .l,l.nfe a,'c alisg lance e ~ =.
met bashaW, which he sent back with
ne lacohie answer, : ny head a ypnrsP
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-08

- I@4I 4|'t q. ~ 4
co111c'sf y ~ 'ate nlft11r1 f,etef'.
lin 6ro;1si If;toH, 4, q ftis nm,
~ Eiit epid.iy. ~ ~ ~ = e. z.
81 's1'',<p ~ d esssrr1<1i .eAiIf
- -. cshisI'e' f'.ais. 81
8: s.' 80 ) - : \:
Tpnis, aeth Jpne, 1904
! 81 ,ks ui<ks Il Il. 1ssh inst. ! 81.
broke out 4 he BcY pk'ace, which h
IL progress consumed filY thou,cnd
staf1 ofarms. The second day follow
log ! received : nesscee . vait % .te
Uev. bit Ms 4 ft1t moIle1t confined %
nv 6cd Win bilious lever, % thet i
w,s de ill Ills nofnift / have ben -
BE q fo II ~ cstfiaSe - he palace.
Ihc Dey objestin cel|icE a ne ras a
demand a he 0ni,<1 6tal>s, q, tkSis-
t<,,3 Sfdnd y o<ns. ireinsed - state
Sill dsmshd. have Droporiiohed ny
Ios1, taid BE, eainohg ny fricnds, and
itis IS|Is q YOU % fnrnish. Tel your
tov.rnf,eni IS send fhen without dc|ar.
Il & impossible, said % stnte this
claim % ny government. W. have 40
! n,a6xines 81 small srns The organiza-
!. ~, 81 500 r,,;or,l 's,,-nssk IS d'a|.re6t
49,. -, I; ,,.- 49,; =, .Sv,k R.sL
-; - zs,s;-s ssis o,,1 sr4n, Sl,,a5S FeS-
+. rs t-1>is Vgh-, thres,enra x;th SS
f<.Ss;<< - .<,.,,ilv ;r..<Ied a-s,rl,.
,.,<-,s 1r.. ~, E,k<i, ,,t;n,,l ~ 7, -,
90, s, r5,-s;6s = 49, iS sh- feIf -
go - -. = - a e ~, 49, ~, -
- g 81 ss,,,,' I, ,,o:,i, i,- g,
:. ~ 80 .ne.,. ,.7.,..., ~ ,.,mnc.
s;,;on "a IN ~ As !. [s.1e 3 ,b-rs m,
4<r,I,,S x, Is 6s'scr S;rs IN, |, ,,v,.. 800
n rec<Ie;br &. !. send for ,ken s.
/ ~-,ne. - fnSl.na = I'D Ne l.;n;sr.v.
.;,, xss 4 4 4, ;s.s s,s.. s',s's!s 81
,re s1;i +. 9 ff,ne Bev IA NV iin.eI.
80. ~ r.,>.I$Ss;nsy ~ fr,,y, r. :.
-, ), - ~. ,.,!.;s,e-. q IS s.,,l5 ~
4 <i,ksol ys,,r ]. 49,. H i;8n.1 800
g, sos s. - is, vs,,, ..ls;ss. b,,,cy.isr
r'6s i, n. 4. ..c5. g ,.<,,,r
1890. 81 4, 49, Z cs.e h.v- -
s. s,,,v< -, 49, / 1T ~ g .,,rI
S1nSl6II6iESfi5a % ~ 'foVerumenfs-.
= The nrf win writo kimSeI = said Ne.
II e. 4 9iIl become nv d1ty 8 forward
his letter, but Il he same t;nSx Il 1, :.
oil.llf 3bliess0ry dp0d ne, - lei dc
8ey s. >i0fehxn1 15priked. HAT he ne.
YER WI rEceive single mus1aet from
lie d. States. I should supn6se ! sense
oftlec.nsv. ifnot of nraiitndt. Souid
fi,snade he Bey iron his rIc& c<travn.
2 r,nf eI2;'n. Hss r. ,0t wi,h;Ii cicl1tecl
6osths REEVE z 10 l@rre ek;'6.5 esrS1ei
s ree.l;o. Ksye &e - snos'.sr IN y.
ien "a lin 81 ~ 6,..sce NJ ~ ~
no< .;tkin s;xt, dotx. asre..z,f 1890.
exrrsor.I;6,rr, 81; N, fJs;s<a $780, .,
tksf rsfs 49, 3, o,1tt oeS,ssass IS ~
=. - q -. ). q. = 80 = sIzz .s-t(-E-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-08

Letters from Naples, dated A0rust !.
estimate the dsnaees n dat city, ~ Ire
lsse eafth4uake 4 81, COO 900 frsnes.
The folIoEinesre s4trseted from returns
made q he govenrAe nt ~ commission-
ers. 81 Ibefnia the Epnnot;0n va tcr.
rible. tie 6round opened and vomited
forth namss, nd $50 families were swal-
i Z c y p.,ss.s. .Ass. pssi.l.d
isz fsmjlies,
Maasino q q
EfcsoIons SOC
81. Aassio- - cc;Is -
BaFrnmiIIo 40
CaninIabo IA
Lorsnzano and 81. Annelo, di.L ON.
berdi. have BEEN entirely dessroyed. M
a Letter from Rome snent;ons IL.
whole number Of families which perish.
ed, 4 tzso that eleven villages were
destroyed -and $500 houses & Naples
more orless injured.
Fson FSmci "a DufcA peprs.l
September 4.
The frontiers 81 the empire seems to
b. mensred By Tie moyemenss 81 The
Austrian arnics. Thirty thousand men
ere 70 march from shc campo of BouloR.
ne 10 he bsnks Or fhe Rhine. This IL
tellisenee may surprise those who have
even iorcseen Il.
fnsfact we n;cht fntesee fhit II. -,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-28
Il FROCLAMATRN.

WHEREAS, it appears by the memorials
and returns from ,.ndry parishes 1n on
there is ar present a very great scafe"l
throughout the island, of American Prov
sions and lumber, and tina. a real and W.,
ent necessity exists, for my exercising w.
discretionary power vested in me by D,
majesty, relative To the intercourse bs1"esa
this colony and the United States OF Am ~.
RIGA. Idc therefore issue this my prov:
NATION, permitting, for the space o. H.. :,
months to be computed from this date, ~ a
free importation Of flour, corn, corn NV. w..
bread, rice, peas, beans, and lumber ON ~.
ry description, in vessels belonging 70 r w..
trail aud other states, in amity with o' md
Britain, upon the like terms, charges ., H..
conditions, and subject to the sane ia are
regulations, visisa,ions, and searches a. !. ia
observed with respect to British vs'''D
the like case,
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ANSWER.
/" Gentlemen,

"I have taken into due consideration
your representations ofthe scarcity, of pro.
visions and lumber in the city and parish OF
Kingston, and your petition to be permit
ed to be supplied with the necessary arsi'
cles from the United States, in American
bottoms, together with the statement ofths
committee entrusted to take on account OF
al! the provisions and lumber for sale il
Kingston: In consequence of which, and
the representations from various other pa.
rishes in the island, have determined, as
case ofreal and urgent necessity, TO IS.
sue my proclamation, to authorize the I'M
porsa,ion of lumber of every description
Dnd ofeer.ain articles Of provisions, fors's
'moSshs4rom this date, in Ame :ican bot
toms, from the United States, and the ex'
portation Of rum and molasses in return'
!" The inhabitants Of he City
(" and Parish Of Aagston.
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KINGSTON, (Jamaica) Nav %,

KINGS ron, (Jamalca) NAV -
4'he following is the petition press0,.,
to his honor the lieutenant governor w
his answer thereto, concerning til. impo,, aa
tioh of lumber and certain articles Of No
visions, in American bottoms 6"
To his honor George Nugeat, esq. em
governor and commander in chief, IN AMI
over his majesty's island of Jamaica, and and
the territories thereon depending, in a.
m+rca, chancellor, and vice admiral q
the same.
(" The representation and petition of III,
Undersigned inhabitaass Of the city and
parish OF Kingston.
sHEwETH.
That there exists at present in this 6.
ty, and in the island at large, AN ALARMING
scarcity Of provisions OF all kinds, and q
the necessary articles Of lumber. Thu
quantity on hand in this city, and the pro.
bable time for which it may suffice, beiD,
represensed by The schedule hereunu am
nexed.
That the suspension of our late inter.
course with he United States ef Nora, A.
merica, must render further supply Of he
above mentioned necessary articles rery
scanty and precarious, it having beer a.
bundandy proved by upwards of twenly
years experience, that the British colonies
are altogether Inadequate to furnish our
wants and in time OF war supplies in Bri.
fish bottoms, from the United 5 .ates, can.
not b., in any nancer relied ON.
That accounts from the country pre-.
sent still more alarming state of things !;
there being in macy parishes not single
barrel Of -four, meal, or bushel of grain for
sale. That the evils represented to YOUR
honor, by the address of the honorable
hoase,of assembly, the twentieth Of April
last, not only exist in their full effect, bur
have materially increased since that peri.
cd.
That it will be absolutely impcssib,
to prepare packages fer the transportation
of the produce of the island unless sup.
ply Of lumber shall also be permitted from
the said United States, and without winch
the crops must necessarily perish on the
ground.
4" That your petitioners are seriously a2.
prehensive, that unless they shall be per.
mitted to be supplied from the U. S. in A.
msrican bottoms, absolute famine must be-
the consequence.
6 Your petitioners therefore, humbly
pray, that yosr honor will take these cir.
cumstances into your consideration, and
grant such relief as the nature of the case
requires"
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THIS rs 10 ,glUe Notice,

WAT the fubtcsiter, of A'sxaadra county,
4 in the difr;tt of Columbia, hath obtained
fsoni the Orphans Court OF faip. county, letters
OF Naturalization oa The pesional eiate Of Wil-
liam Ramfzy NIJea, late of.he county atorcG,id,
deceafsd All perfons having claims againf the
iaia decsa!sd. are hereby warned 10 exhibi, the
fame with The vouchers thereof, to rh. fabicrbcJ,
on or before .he 10th day of December ne.t !;
they may otherwife by law bc excluded from ali
benefit of the ;a;d elsie.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of
June, 1906.
William RamCay, Adm1.
N. D. All mrfons indebted 10 the above efate
AZ rrqpeitsd to lnakt inmeliAe pay nclt to tie
administrator. sawoa
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f.4, RI ha nrrsssarv or : x,edient. by their
renresen,a,ives "a Congress-, and the
state leo;sl,t,,res accortIlno to the con-
stitu,ion itself. to adaot or ordain.
g Returning to me bosom of my coun.
try. after ) n,;nfnl separation from. it fer
,eu Years + had ,he honor to be elected 70
a staf;on under the new order Of things
and / have repeatedly laid myself undsf
the most serious obligations to support the
constitution. The operation of it has e.
Eoualied the mos. sangaine expectations OF
its friends and from an habitual attention
ton, satisfaction mi administrator, and
eteliqbf IN its effects uoon tlae peace, order,
prosperity aud happiness of the nation,
haze acquired an ha6its.ai attachment to, and
rveneyatiua far 1t.
9. What other form Of government IN
deed can so well deserve our esteem and
loyeas
u.rhere may be little solidi,y in an acci.
dent idea that congregations of men into ci-
ties & na,;ons are the most pleasing objects
IN the sioht of superior ,uteAigences bur
this i yerv certain. that 10 a benevolent.
humane mind. there can be no spectacle pre-
sented by aay nation, more pleasing, more
noble. maietic. or august, than an assem-.
blv. like thar which has so often been in
this and the other chamber of congress, of
royernmsnt in which the executive au-
thority. as " eli as that of all the branches of
the lepislature. are exercised by citizens
selected, at regular periods by their neigh.
bors, TO MAKE and execute laws for the ge-
neral good. Car, anu ring essential, any
thing mare thaa mere ornament, and decora.
ton, be added to this byrobes o. diamonds 2
Can authority be. more amiable or respect.
able. when it descends from accidents, or
linsinua,ions established in remote antique
~, than when il springs fresh from the
hearts and Judgment of an honest and
enlightened people? For it is the people
only tina, are repgesensed; it is their power
and majesty tha, is rejected, and only for
their good. in every le climate government
under whatever form II may appear. The
!! existence of such 8 government as ours for
| a length Of time. is full proof of the ge-
r.yal dissemination of virtue throughout
/ the whole bpdy of the people. And what
ob,ect or cons,derstlon more pleasing than
nj. can be nr.sa,,fa5 20 the human heart ?
| 8, aat;onal nride i eyer unsuitable or ex.
cuseabIe. II is when il sprinps. not from
power or riches. grandeur or glory, but
from conv;r,;o,, Of national innocence. In
c,rn,a,;aa sr1 hana..a,anas
A ~,
IA inc MOS. Oh .nese pisas,"o iueas W
snouia De uhiai'niul 70 ourselves = We =.
should loose slgnt OF the aaager 70 our Il:
berues; # any thing partial OF extraneous
should infect the purity OF our tree, fsir,
virtuous and independent elections. Ifaa
lection is to be determined by maior;ty
Of s;no,. vote. and than can be procured
b., n t,o5t, ,hronoh ar,i6ee or corruption,
,3s on,,.rn,,ent ,u0,, BE- the choice Of baytu
:"
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JAMAICA, SIS.

BY his honor, George Nugen., esquire.
lieut.. governor and commander in chez
of his majesty's island Of Jamaica, and
The territories thereon depending in ~
merica.
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AN INAUGURAL SPEECH.

As we are told that Mr.. Jefferson hasre-
solved 70 make Us all miserable by not saf.
ttr.ng ninsslt1o be again saosen Prssiden,;
I we,are curious TO know ON whom Mr.. Rlt-
chie has fixed as his Succession. We visa
he We're such MAJ as on his ABDUCTION
could address the psopls Ia speech like
the following; or that the psS,sens admlni-
,ration were such an one as could be spok-
On OF 10 tne terms therein mase use of.
Norfolk Ledger.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to deed Of ,rua, bearing date
the 2sth day sfseptelnacr, 1904, from Phi
lip Wanron to the lubfcribsr, for the purpof-
therein mentioned, will be fold, to the high,
eft bidder, or the premiies, on THURSDAY
the I'd day Of January, 500,
A valuable Frame Dwelling Houfe
and Lot of Greuad, witha Tannery thereon, il,
the town Of Ct0t,svil2s, now in thes occupancy
of Mr.. Daniel Harrington. A liberal credls
will be allowed, which will be particularly dc.
clsred at the place and time of faIe.
Samuel Craig, Truyqce.
December 8. Iaw2w&zaw.r
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TUESDAY. Decembsr II.

TUESDAY, December II.
Mr.. J. C.. Smith from the committee of
claims, made report on the memorial of
James Hogg, and others, the crew of the
late frigate Philadelphia.
The committee reported, that finding no
evidence accompanying the memorial they
sent it to the secretary of the navy for In
formation on the subject, and to know
whether any documents relating thereto
were in his Office.
The answer of the secretary was not fa-
vorabie TO The memorial. 1t stated that
the provision of the act in that case made
is very liberal: were it otherwise the COM
mittee would find it very difficult to say
what reward should be. given to met who
had thus suffered and who had rendered
their country such meritorious services.
The letter Of the sec'ry Of the navy was
then read which stated that they had receiv-
ed every allowance given them. BY the act,
and any further compensation the navy of
fee was not authorised to give.
The repor, was that the petitioners have
leave to withdraw their petition.
Mr.. J. Clay said he thought the case. of
the petitioners required farther considera.
ton.
Mr.. Leib moved that the memorial to-
ge.her with the letter of the Secretary Of
the Navy be referred to the committee of
the whole house and printed-carried.
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Centreville Academy.


I'm the al day Of January next, an AGA.
~ DENY will be opened in this place for til:
reception of Students, undo. the direction Of the
Reverend MIR. SNYDER, sffilled by one or more
others.
This Gentleman has conducted different AGA.
denies for the face Of feveral years paa, with
great credit: his depsrtment is eonfonant to Els
Na.ion, and to the accomplishments Of fcholar
he adds the happy facility OF exciting In bis Fl-
pills the fynptoms Of literary genius, and to CO..
:ivate their mental improvements.
In this inaitution will be taught the Lasin
and Greek Languages; the Englih language
grammssically: Geography, Hifory, Eiocuys-
on; the various branches Of the Missionaries
Writing Arithmetic and Book keeping.
There are few places in our country more "a.
yanageouay Gtua,ed for an inaitution Of this
nature, than this--f,s ltuatisn is very elevated
and the air falubrious and in the centre Of a
remarkably healthy neighhorhood the nccefa-
ries of life are cheap and may eaEly be procured.
The ftriaeR attention will be paid to the morals
OF the Students both in and out Of fchool.
The terms Of tuition will be; for the Latin
and Greek languages. including Geography, &c.
IS dollars, for the Mathematics 70 dollars;
Reading. Writing, and Arithmetic, IA dollars
per annum, paid quarterly in advance. A fnall
contribution will be required from each pupil fer
the purchsfe of Ere wood.
Centresille, Dec. IL. saw3nsa